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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 6-24-1974 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1974). Winona Daily News. 1410. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1410 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. " ¦ ¦¦ : ' ' ' ¦ ¦¦: " ' -t';^ 0 .^Cenf^! In .; : ..;, Mostly fair th rough f V^ant Ads Save Tuesday; cobl You Money! Kittiriaer sfa Missile allegations denied WASHINGTON CAP} - Sec- sile force of its own of less thai rangements in the: fields of eco- while lowering the U.S. level, - ¦ nomics scientific. > - exchanges retary of State Henry .A. Kissin- the 710 allowed by SALT L . , and a separate one: to; permit¦ ger, today branded as - "totally Kissinger . was •. questionec "and other matters of mutual the Soviet Union additional ' mis- false in-every detail" assertions closely about the past riucleai concern," the secretary said/ sile silos, tabbed fixr command that /he negotiated a secret arms negotiations, but fa SALT, posta but considered potential ¦ The agreements duV agreement giving the. Soviet opened - his news¦. Oconferenc* pute; . arose , after a " Senate launchers.: '; Union ; more nuclear missiles with a lengthy;¦ discussion V ©; Armed Services subcommittee than : publicly announced in the what.;he -hbpes will . be accbm chaired by Jackson received Jackson/ who has been a first round ,; of;: the . strategic plished thisi Week when , he anc testimony from . resigned dis- leading critic;of the aclmJnis- arms talks. '". President Nixon arrive in Mos armament adviser Paul Nitze. tration's detente policy with the . Such "reports,; Kissinger , said cow for another summit meet Jackson charged that the Soviet Union, called "rather -with Soviet leaders. in a news conference, "have ho ing Nixon adniinistraUpn. had re1 startling bom the information : " merit whatsoever.''. The sessions ,v wiU involvi vised the agreement with the ; abotit the changes and the way The secretary was referring three parts, Kissinger said. 1h« Soviets and had failed : to fulfill in which it was discovered. ' - ; Henry first will be . a general review a its pledge to consult with Con- "3 don't think it is going to to, assertions by ; ; Sen. - ' .' ¦"' ¦ jacksoin, D-Wash.j that Kissin- the world situation "to ideatifj gress. >.' " upset the balance of power: in ger may have negotiated some areas of conflict and reduc< Kissinger, ' however,' told' te: the world," he said, but .it rep- type of understanding that them .and where possible [ii porters after a session Friday resents . "a • substantial altera- identify areas of cooperation." with the Senate Armed Service tion of an agreement that was would allow Moscow, to build : submarine-based missiles in ex- The second part and the raosl Committee "that view, must be represented ;to. the Congress." : difficult, he; said, will be ' 'the based on a misapprehension of , Scurces' said the original cess of th\ 950 allowed under : ; . the SALT I; agreement signed serious -problem v. , of ; the con the negofciatiohs." ;;.. ; agreement called , for the Soviet in Moscow May 27; 1972. trol of the nuclear arms race." Sources" reported, tfiat two Union to increase its . total of Jackson : . also , indicated -that . Third will be "an attempt t< things are involved in the dis- submarine-Based missiles from ANTOTHER TIME,; ANOTHER PLAGE i . President party, center, and then presidential assistant Henry Kissinger such an- - understanding . may give : a more positive; structuri pute: A reported decision to 740 to 950 while the United . • Nixon, right, ;\whq travels!-'tp the Soviet Union/Tuesday, talks: a year ago when Brezhnev visited Camp'David . in Maryland ¦ , This wil additional States raised its from 656 to havei pledged the United States to bur. relationships.!' permit the Soviets ¦; with Leonid Brezhnev,' •.- 'secretary' df the Soviet Communist : while holding talks.with tlie President, (AP photofax) to maintain a submarine mis- Involve, possible cooperative ar- submarine-based missiles, 710. : Brussdsr/Mpscow-^ In Moscow Inside jRflP The Minnesota Ite-: Uvr publican Convention Utriuariian saitpr votes to ask the legislature to rescind its approval of the Equal Rights. Amendment — N^By HELEN THOMAS , War.II meeting of .President leaving , his. "Watergate defense tations of spectacular results defense have p r o f o u n d 1 y stcry, page. 2. ¦ ' be discussed WASKINGTON Q3 $)> .¦':- Franklin D. Rooevelt may : ? , Russian in the hands of his la;«ryers. and said the main wish was ior changed;in the last 10 years: Flha '3oy- Wendell AJi- President Nixon has a short Premier ; Josef Stalin and White House aides said Nixon further improvement of good the strategic relationship be- _lUa _ e r s on surveyed By: MIKE WATERS plus congressional protest. visit, with his old NATO ' allies England's Winston Churchill, at has '.; held only one hour-long •will between the two nations. tween the United States and the flood damage in Elba arid .(AP), Since then; Lithuania!/groups ' TVASHINGTON - . The this Week and a longer one with which agreements on eastern session with his: chief Water- Nixon's eight-day stay in. the Soviet . Union has . readied a Whitewater State Park on a case of: a , Lithuanian; sailor in the;United States have said: his old enemies ; of the Soviet Europe were criticized by gate lawyer James helicopter tour, this morning they can prove' kudirka is an ; ; : , D. St. Soviet Union will begin Thurs- point of near-equilibrium. forced-back to his Soviet vessel Union;. - ,. /-; \ :- - - ': Nixon and other conservatives Clair, since his return from the day and include state banquets — continuing area fl»od American citizen. ' Part of their , "Consequently, although all stories and pictures, page $. with the . permission . of the The planned trip may .show as a "sellout" of United/States Middle. East. " ; an address to the. Soviet people the, countries of. the alliance (^ast Guard was among items claim. is supported by the fact ' . Voters in;:\t!ie how miich the diplomatic -world interests. Secretary,•of . State Henry :A. on national television, and long remain vulnerable to. attack, TrJMCIr11 HllOil on. which President Nixon was his; . mother . was : : born In lias changed since the . Atlantic Aceord-i ng city of freeways to American Kissinger holds a news confer- hours of discussions, along with the nature of the danger to ¦will be asked in November briefed -in preparing for his Brooklyn. Affiance: was formed in 1349 as sources in Moscow,' the irony ence today to explain diplomat- side trips .' --to Minsk in ^Byelo- which- they are exposed , has Tiixon was briefed on the ' ¦: to . approve a billion-dollar, WToscoiv summit trip. a warning to the Russians that was. not appreciated by White ic plans for the trip. Questions russia and the Black; Sea resort changed .,. - '; however,- . the rapid transit^ proposal with- ' case[at Camp "David , Md., In. Europe was protected by the '/' .;.' Simas Kudirka, 45—said to be , House advance men who are . sure to touch on the of Orenda --instead of Yalta. • essential, elements in the out knowing how their tax an American citizeri-^isin a So- preparation for leaving for U:S. nuclear, umbrella against changed the site ./as soon : as national, security wiretap inves- Relations have clanged be- situation which gave rise to the money will be spent — stray,; " Moscow Tuesday, Rep.; Robert possible communist invasions. they arrived last ' viet labor camp in the Urals .Thursday in tigation and a statement from tween the United States and its treaty have not changed." . page 9. 10-year prison term Hanrahanv R-HL, said ;Friday. order to prevent a dateline that Henry Jackson former European , allies .'A':' 'pahei; serving a President Nixon goes to Sen. , D-Wash., , and CAffili> : of ad- for treason. Thee has been no But Hanranban said there is no carried memories of the Cold that , a "secret deal" las they , were under - extreme 1*a"sl# vertising experts assurance; Nixon will bring the Brussels Tuesday to sign a new War and the possibility contact with him since October version of the Atlantic; Charter that already been niade* The State tension during last year's Arab- say some TV ads can lead His wife and two children and matter up in his talk- with com- Nixon's enemies could claim a Departnaent denies .;the state- Israeli conflict because weap^ children and adult " risk- munist leaders. and meet with European new ''sellout. •" ;¦- . :' : .;¦' :¦¦ '"¦ ' ' ¦ ' •¦¦ ''¦' ' takers" into dangerous situ- mother are living in Lithuania. leaders, who saw the NATO " • ment. : . ; . • . • . bns and equipment given to Boats bypass Dissident sources from com- Israeli troops were either ations by the careless power He jumped from his Soviet munist-held, countries say, they alliance under extreme tension Nixon spent the weekend at Soviet Premier iLeohid, I. of suggestion ..story, page located-In or; flown through ' — ¦¦ ship to the cutter Vigilant Nov; fear :Kudirka's^ well-being be- during last year's ^Arab-Israeli ms^Camp David, Md. retreat, Brezhnev, wijl only say that he •i1v:V- ./. - . -• '? ¦• conflict. Nixon then travels to Europe —making; them targets 23, 1970, off Wlarthi's Vmeyiardi cause of lack of communication doing homework for the visit- expects Nixon's third , meeting of an Arab oil boycott. Democratic - Moscow for a summit meeting He breaks away leaking barge MaUAfC"} 9 ¦ ' Mand, Mass., but the Coast irom him. • ,.. from • foreign since . the ;. two - leaders began . *• J mayora are to They dpnbt he te dead be- where lie is expected to expand affairs for a few hours today to yearly discussions in 1972 to In" Ottawa last Wednesday, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - bidding for .a major role in.
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