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(Moscow, USSR ) President arrives in Moscow for 3rd summit. Welcome ceremony shown. Soviet Premier Kosygin and President Nikolai Podgorny greet Nixons along with Soviet party leader Leonid Brezhnev.
REPORTER: John Chancellor
(Moscow, USSR ) 1st Nixon, Brezhnev meeting held shortly after Nixon's arrival. Topics for discussion outlined. Multiple warhead missile very sensitive topic.
REPORTER: Tom Brokaw
(Moscow, USSR ) Neither side has grand expectations for summit. President gives Brezhnev a Chevrolet as gift.
REPORTER: John Chancellor
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(Studio) President' attorney James Saint Clair begins presenting President' defense before House Judiciary Committee
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
(DC) [President' cnsl. Dean BURCH - criticizes committee 's decision re: witnesses; says action partisan.] [ST. CLAIR - regrets committee 's decision but he isn't angry.] Behind closed doors, committee discusses March 21, `73, mtg. between President, John Dean and H.R. Haldeman; hush money and E. Howard Hunt subject of conversation. [Representative Edward MEZVINSKY - questions Saint Clair's ability to know about exact events under probe.] [ST. CLAIR - admits he hasn't beard all White House tapes.] [Representative David DENNIS - says committee members nitpick Saint Clair during his presentation.]
REPORTER: Robert Goralski
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(Studio) Jury chosen in perjury trial of John Ehrlichman, G. Gordon Liddy, Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez in Ellsberg break-in case.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
(DC) Jurors examined closely.
REPORTER: Carl Stern No artist given
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(Studio) More staff reports from Senate Watergate committee reach press. Reports involve `72 campaign fund raising and possible bought ambassadorships.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
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(Studio) Former chief of staff H.R. Haldeman asks Judge John Sirica to let him put reporters and government officials on stand in Watergate cover-up trial.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
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(Studio) After black teenager killed by Atlanta police, blacks demonstrate.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
(Atlanta, Georgia) Civil rights leader Hosea Williams led yesterday's demonstration. Police and demonstrators clash. Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson under pressure to fire police chief John Inman for a long time. [INMAN - refuses to resign.] Inman takes case to court [JACKSON - thinks no one is above law.]
REPORTER: Kenley Jones
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(Studio) House votes to keep strong antibusing amendment in education bill. Senator version of bill weaker.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
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(Studio) Lebanon to ask Arab cntrys. to reduce oil production if Israel conts. to attack Palestinians established in Lebanon. Artillery fire occurs across Israeli, Lebanese border.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
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(Studio) Syrian refugees return to Quneitra after 7 years of Israeli occupation.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
(Quneitra, Syria) Few refugees prepared to see 80% of city demolished. Syrian flag raised. Mrs. Wadad Nassif remained in Quneitra when town deserted 7 Yrs. ago. [Mrs. NASSIF - says she cried when refugees returned.]
REPORTER: John Palmer
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(Studio) Former United States Surgeon General Luther Terry says cigarette smoking by young girls on increase
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
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(Studio) Prostitutes hold 1st national convention in San Francisco, California.
REPORTER: Edwin Newman
(San Francisco, California) Militancy increases among some prostitutes; reasons given. [Prostitution Organization of New York Jean POWELL - thinks prostitutes shouldn't be deprived of help other organizations receive] [Margo ST. JAMES - thinks prostitution should be decriminalized.] [San Francisco sheriff's attorney Carol SILVER - believes money saved by decriminalizing prostitution could be used to help stop high crimes.]
REPORTER: Jack Perkins
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(Moscow, USSR ) Russia not bothered by inflation as West cntrys. are.
REPORTER: John Chancellor
(Moscow, USSR ) Inflation unheard of because prices and wages controlled by government Almost all luxury items Russian-made. Thriving free market exists in USSR . Shortage of goods more pressing than shortage of money.
REPORTER: John Dancy
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(Moscow, USSR ) Because of better relations between United States and USSR , Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn exiled rather than jailed; Valery Panov allowed to emigrate to Israel and widely known dissident Pyotr Grigorenko set free from mental hosp.
REPORTER: John Chancellor
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