Pompidou Warns Nixon On European Troop Reductions
French President Pompidou expressed concern over the Soviet American summit prospects and warned of the danger of unilateral US troop cuts in Europe during talks at the Reykjavik meeting with President Nixon. The leaders discussed NATO, trade, and monetary reform as about 3,000 Icelanders protested Keflavik base.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Ziegler
Denis Baudouin
Vienna
Soviet Union
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Senate Votes 63 19 to Cut Off Cambodia Laos War Funds
The Senate passed 63 19 a measure to halt funding for all further U S bombing in Cambodia and Laos as part of a broader effort tied to the Vietnam cease fire. Eagleton led the amendment amid White House opposition citing impact on Nixon negotiations.
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Laos
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House
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Ohio
Robert Dole
R-Kan
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R-N.c
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Southeast Asia
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Deputy Charged In Family Death In Michigan
Dennis Murphy a Delta County deputy is charged with first degree murder in the deaths of his wife Janet 20 and son Randy 2 and the search continues for another son Robbie 7 months. He was found chained to a tractor behind a fire hall after his family perished in a blaze and a lipstick message threatened his life. He was held without bond pending a June 11 preliminary examination.
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Delta County Sheriff's Department
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Weather outlook with warm rounded weekend
Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms today through Saturday. Warmer conditions continue into Saturday with highs in the mid 80s. Tonight remains warm with lows near the upper 50s. Friday highs in the lower 80s and 80s to 85 on Saturday. Winds from 12 to 22 mph. Chance of precipitation about 30 percent today and tonight.
Inside News Key Intergate Testimony Sought by Committee Member
Committee member seeks testimony from Intergate as part of ongoing inquiry. Article outlines legal counterattack planned by accused POWs with page references to legal briefs and anticipated courtroom steps.
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Intergate
United Way Sets $1 Million Goal For Amarillo Drive
United Way of Amarillo votes to raise its campaign goal to 1 000 001 dollars with two new agencies High Plains Epilepsy Association and Amarillo Legal Aid joining the roster. The goal increases funding for 35 agencies as the drive runs through October 31 culminating in a luncheon at the Amarillo Hilton. If achieved the city would rank as a national second.
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West Texas State Regents to Pick President Candidate
West Texas State University regents will reconvene in Dallas on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the Fairmont Hotel to select a new president. Chairman Clavece C. Box says four candidates are under consideration and the field may be narrowed to one by the end of the meeting.
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Amarillo Welcomes Steel Fabrication Division Expansion
Amarillo officials and Micro Chemical Inc. celebrate the opening of Amarillo Steel Fabricators in a 27,000 square foot facility at 610 S. Crockett. The unit, led by Malcolm Rea as general manager, represents a $950,000 investment and will employ about 30 workers by year’s end, producing farm and ranch equipment for a five state distributor network.
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Micro Chemical
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Amarillo Welcomes Micro Chemical and Pratt and Rea Industry
Micro Chemical, based at 311 N Arthur, Amarillo, sells live stock feed additives and rents metering equipment. Pratt, a Canyon resident, has run a Amarillo area business since 1968. At a luncheon, Amarillo Steel Fabricators joined the city, welcomed by BCD officials including Earl Herring and Bob Sanders, with Mayor L Ray Wa hue and Brae Biggers of the Chamber. Cuff links bearing Amarillo’s city seal were presented to Pratt and Rea.
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Bob Sanders
L. Ray Wahue
Brae Biggers
Chamber of Commerce
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