Time Seems On Nixon's Side In Bombing Fund Cutoff
Washington AP reports the time consuming congressional machinery could grant Nixon extra time for the Cambodian bombing policy. The Senate stalled two cutoffs on bombing funds, with conference fights delaying action. House leaders await compromise outcomes as Kissinger appeals for more time. The Eagleton and Church amendments seek to halt bombing in Indochina, with final votes possible after conferences.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carl Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Eagleton
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Indochina
Thomas F. Eagleton
D.mo
House Foreign Affairs
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Morgan
Nixon urges restraint in Pekin address
President Nixon, in an indirect reference to Watergate, urges in Pekin Illinois that the mistakes of a few politicians not be turned against the system as a whole. The note appears in the Violations And Rhetoric section on page 2.
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Pekin
Women Join Police MARC Herald Staff Writer
Anderson police welcome the department’s first two women officers in the juvenile division Barbara Fitzsimmons and Penny Parrinson. Barbara began in records in 1965, became Officer Fitzsimmons after graduation, and last year was assigned full police duties. Captain Leo Adams says the move reflects a growing need for women on the force and notes the officers trained alongside men, enduring the same pushups and seven foot long jump requirements.
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Leo Adams
Anderson Police Department
Time Magazine
Anderson
Adams
Barbara Fitzsimmons
Penny Parkinson
Barbra
Barbara
Anderson Police Academy
Fitzsimmons
Mariana
Herald
Mike Covintgor
New Chicago Suspects Linked To Robberies
Three more Chicago men are implicated in a series of armed robberies in Anderson as detectives pursue a widening probe. The May 3 raid on Mathews Supermarket left one suspect dead and three captured, including Mack Arthur Young and Joe E. Jones of Chicago and George Gallion Jr. of Phoenix.
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Chicago
Anderson
Mathews Supermarket
32Nd Street
Columbus Avenue
Joe Lewis Dyson
Madison
Dyson
Mathews
Illinois
Luther Russell
Mack Arthur Young
Joe E. Jones
George Gallion Jr
Phoenix
Calvin H. Williams
W. 21St St
Fred Newman Jr
Arrow Ave
Young
Jones and
Gallion
Cook's Supermarket
Eighth St
Jerry Lee Palmer
Anderson- Chicago
Ron's ‘Tavern
Sports Bar
Lampco Federal Credit Union
Brezhnev Heads to Washington for Historic Summit
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev flies to the United States for a series of talks with President Nixon beginning in Washington and continuing to Camp David, with aims to deepen strategic arms limits and cultural exchange, as Kissinger outlines a broad agenda. Brezhnev meets reporters, rejects pressure, and signals a bold push for a large-scale economic relationship involving American capital and technology.
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Nixon
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Soviet Union
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Glassboro
N. J
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brezhnev
San Clemente
Calif
U.S. Space Center
Houston
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixoson
Sove Iets
Central
Europe
Middle East
Patchwork Gas Shortage Hits Madison County
Gas shortages show uneven impact across Madison County with stations shortening hours rationing gasoline and trimming perks. A Herald check found only one station rationing for all customers while many limit other buyers, with optimism on Nixon price freeze for 60 days. AAA cautions travelers to keep tanks half full and avoid night driving as Convention of God draws 25 000 visitors. Nick Marathon on Scatterfield Road restricts to 20 gallons per car and 30 per truck after 9 p.m. and faces higher demand than last year.
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Herald
Nixon
Washington
Jane Deck
AAA
Church of God
Marathon
Shell
Standard Oil
Jim Rutledge
Nick Marathon
Scatterfield Road
Rutledge
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