Bonn Red Pact To End Long Cold War Tensions
West Germany and the Soviet Union near signing a historic nonaggression pact after days of talks between Walter Scheel and Andrei Gromyko. Cabinet approval needed in Bonn before finalization. Pact aims to ease East West tensions and set groundwork for cooperation while touching on Oder Neisse borders and Potsdam era issues.
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Moscow
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Soviet Union
Europe
Willy Braml
Hone
Saldiday
Ruedhzer von Weelenar
Sebeol
Gromyko
Suctler
Wechmar Sai
Poland
Bern
Gelermine
Postal system reform proposal from Congress and administration
A reform plan would place the postal service under Congress and a professional management team, authorize up to 10 billion dollars in bonds, and aim to end Chicago’s postal breakdown. It envisions a 6 cent stamp rising to 8 cents, a five year transition, and subsidies to rural areas while shifting to self paying operations with subsidies tapering from 10 to 5 percent by 1979.
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Vandl Tiyn
Chicago
Congress
MHHS Tour Dates Set For Three Orchestra Benefits
Madison Heights High School and parents club confirm concert dates with Lenawaste’s Orchestra Glenn AilHer Orchestra under Buddy Del Franco. Acts include Sent. 16 and Nov. 48 at the MHHS gym and Buddy Rich at the South Side Junior High gym amid scheduling disputes.
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Lenawaste
Glenn AilHer
Buddy del Franco
Madison Heights
Buddy Rich
South Side
Caulay
Anderson
Larry
Mediem
Gene More
Cation
Egypt Rejects U S Plan To Police Truce
The semiofficial Al Ahram said Egypt refused a U S proposal for Egyptians and Israelis to monitor a cease fire themselves. The report noted no elaboration and warned the plan could complicate moves toward a speedy truce in the region. Observers would backstop from the air while UN monitors watched on the ground.
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Associated Press
Feypl
U.S
al Aaram
al Ahram
Sclion
ILS
Washington
Israel
Lafayette water plant upgrades reach final phase
City officials and engineers announced completion of major upgrades at the Lafayette treatment and storage complex. The project adds automatic monitoring, control equipment, and new valves as part of a rehabilitation program. The plant now handles about 30 million gallons daily with eight million more drawn from the Kilbuck watershed. White River remains a standby source.
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Columbus Avenue
Mounds Road
Robert Hodson
Athe Board of Works
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Tafayette
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B. Sleep
Rabi
Cyan
Kilbuck
Hancock
White River
Lafayette
United States Spain sign five year base pact
The United States and Spain sign a five year executive agreement on military bases in Spain. Senate Foreign Relations Committee demands public hearings and warns against secret deals. Officials say costs are not fixed though small items total about 148 million in loans and grants.
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Wasilington
United States
Spain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Branco
Frank Church
D-ida“ho
U.S
Senate
Beiot State Department
William P. Rogers
Gregorio Lopez Bravo
Sro
Church
JW. Fulbright
State Department
Department
Etals
Ala
Fulbright
U. Alexis Johnson
Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
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Jha Rammittee
Emergency hearing on festival injunction proceeds
Court hears emergency injunction without notice for festival crowd exceeding 10 000 officials push immediate ruling. Prosecutors present include William Lawler and Craig Campbell as defense voices critique anticipated crowd control and sanitation challenges amid extensive media coverage and nationwide magazine references.
Tax Review Sominerd From Page One Playes
Officials outline 1971 tax policy changes including fixed salaries for elected officials and increased pension funds. The city borrows over 100000 to cover police pensions while firemen pensions rise with salary hikes. Budget cuts target airport and planning funds as costs shift to new agreements and depreciation.
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Sominerd
Page One
Tae
Ware Transportation Planning
S Ince
Madison County
Morning Hour Set for Budget Hearing of Alex Schools
Alexandria school board schedules a Tuesday morning budget hearing to avoid clashes with State Fair Day activities. The notice outlines no other major agenda items and confirms the hearing time as 7 o clock in the morning.
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Elwood
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Middletown
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Bilip Branley
Fairmoutt
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Rite Bluff
Ark
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Caldwell
Danville
Erie
Ray Fry
Rail Firemen Fight to Restore Jobs After Arbitration Ruling
The union that absorbed the old Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen seeks restoration of about 20 000 fireman jobs eliminated under a 1963 federal arbitration. The award let railroads remove firemen from diesel and yard engines with severance for longer employed workers. Firemen on passenger trains were spared. railroads argue firemen are unnecessary. The union says Congress intended to end the jobs, while the railroads cite safety and cab operations needs.
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Sonneeen Crom Aity Ose Jner
Oid Brotherhood of Locomotive
Congress
Railread
Gore Wins Democratic Senate Nomination in Tennessee
In Nashville Senator Albert Gowan Gore wins the Democratic nomination for a fourth Senate term, defeating challengers including Hadley Crockett. On the Republican side William Brock easily defeats Ritter for the Senate nod. John Hooker Jr leads the Democratic gubernatorial field as Damian Jarman leads for the Republicans.
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Nashville
Albert Gowan
Milk Truck Flip On County Road Traps Driver
Stephen Hardacre, 20, lost control on a gravel county road near Markleville, flipping a milk truck after hitting loose gravel. He suffered a minor head gash and was treated at Dill St. John’s Hospital. In a separate wreck on Ind. 15 at Perkinsville, Robert and Janet King sustained multiple injuries when King braked to avoid a car, both treated and released.
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Nurvery
Markleville
Dill St. John's Hospital
I Magison County
Don Colip
Hardacre
Howe
County Maud
I Colip
Curle
Perkinsville
Indiana
Pallee
Wark Appleby
Robert King
N. Anderson St
Elwnod
Janet
King
Kennedy Cousins Granted Juvenile Drug Case Delay
Marijuana possession charges against two Kennedy relatives were postponed to September 1971 by Judge Henry Murphy in Barnstable Massachusetts. Robert F. Kennedy Jr and Sargent Shriver III appeared with family and lawyers. no determination of guilt or innocence was made, and a warning of possible dismissal if trouble avoids future incidents was given.
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Barnspable
Mass
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Sargent Shriver
Henry
Murphy
Hoth
Wick
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ethel Kennedy
Robert
U.S
New York
R. Sargent Sulivar Jr Shriver
U.S. aMibassalye
France
Evelt
Sen Kennedy
Shriver
Massachusetts
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al Sr
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Young Kennedy
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Livestock Winners From Pays Ors Gerald Hardwick Meet
The report lists multiple first place finishers in rabbits and junior division events. Names include Jerry Sigter Mike Kimm Charles Jer Danny Colley Arnc Hardwick Gary Spaugh Mark Keck Rabie Whetsel Marsha McWamee Patty Bert ram L Alba Christina Whetsel Tim Sheldon and others with placements from first to sixth across Rabbits junior and VI markets.
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Gary O Woodruff
Tim
Charles Sigler
Deborah Stewart
James Willis
Tiny Mardwick
Gerald Mardwick
Eddy Hardwick
Jeff Gerstarff
Lary Woodraff
Tinal Street
Cathy Woodruff Hi
Seized MLM Case Surfaces in Private Home Inquiry
Fragmentary notes report a seized MLM case at a private home with officers investigating a Gary Wednes tied to the event. Details are unclear but imply a formal search or seizure activity connected to a person named Gary Wednes.
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