Brezhnev Praises Nixon in Kremlin News Conference
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev voiced strong respect for President Nixon saying the two nations should move from confrontation to negotiation. He dismissed Watergate as irrelevant to upcoming summit and outlined plans for broad economic links while denying a Soviet Jewish emigration issue.
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Vietnam Cease-Fire Starts Amid Gunfire and Stalled Talks
Rockets artillery and mortars opened the new cease-fire with fighting continuing in Cambodia and no progress on the Kissinger Tho 14 point plan. Saigon and Viet Cong representatives adjourned after a two hour session with no meeting of battlefield commanders planned. The strikes followed a Paris signed communique endorsing a May 28 deadline and 45 day internal matters talks.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U.S. Senate
All Passengers Rescued From Stranded Cable Cars
Three month old Kerton Morrow dubbed the darling of the tram endured nearly 24 hours stranded in a cable car near Albuquerque New Mexico. Seventeen other sightseers spent the night above the Sandia Mountains while helpers delivered formula and warm blankets. Passenger Noble Kidd of Houston Texas described his knees still shaking after the overnight ordeal.
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90 Year Old Widow Faces Dope Charge
Frances Ketty a 90 year old widow of a policeman faces narcotics possession charges in Philadelphia. She claims innocence and says the $6 and $10 found in her purse were from legitimate sources. Police say three packets of powder believed to be heroin were recovered and her hearing is set for July 12. Neighbors defend her character as a community caregiver amid the case.
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Cease Fire in Cambodia Predicted by Kissinger
Avsscrafted Press reports from Washington that Henry Kissinger hinted at a private understanding on Cambodia, predicting a cease-fire in the next few weeks as Senate moves to curb U S military activity in Indochina. He said negotiations should mature and noted the Paris talks’ complex diplomacy, with no secret accord disclosed.
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Brezhnev Hosts U S Newsmen Tour Of Kremlin
Brezhnev guided 11 American reporters through his Kremlin quarters in Moscow in a three hour tour aimed at shaping his image before a planned U S visit. He discussed Politburo meetings, the intercom system, and family matters while denying any bomb presence.
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Prohibition Drive Gathers Polish Support for Alcohol Ban
In Warsaw a growing movement led by psychiatrists and actors pushes for total prohibition in Poland, a nation famous for vodka. Prohibition advocate Tadeusz Bilikiewicz promotes laws and cites international examples, while opponents warn of crime and warn authorities to enforce existing rules.
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Warsaw
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