Nixon weighs Soviet aid trade pact during Moscow visit
The article reports President Nixon’s consideration of a major Eximbank credit and long term Soviet trade commitments to aid Moscow, tied to Russian political concessions. It notes prior White House delays and warns that Nixon may demand concrete actions in Vietnam, the Middle East, and Berlin before advancing aid.
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Middle East
South Asia
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China
Egypt
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Anistian
Daley faces shakeup as Hanrahan victory shakes Chicago politics
In Illinois primaries, State's Atty. Edward V. Hanrahan beat Raymond Berg for renomination amid Daley's weakened grip. Dan Walker won the gubernatorial race against Lt. Gov. Paul Simon, signaling a potential Daley-Hanrahan reconciliation while independents grow as a political force.
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Raymond Berg
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Dan Walker
Paul Simon
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First Spring Days Bring Warmth and Noise to North Country
The narrator notes March 11 warmth signals spring though snowmobiles interrupt the peace. Crows greet returning birds, water runs, and snow fleas appear as a birthday cake cools outside. The lake ice is awaited, with typical break dates mid to late April.
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Humphrey backs tax reform plan in Wisconsin tour
Sen. Hubert Humphrey pitched a major tax reform bill in Green Bay and Fox River Valley stops, calling for 30 percent local property tax relief and 50 percent school tax cuts funded by closing loopholes. He urged defense spending cuts to fund jobs, inflation relief, welfare and housing. He tied his push to Kennedy’s legacy and faced questions on abortion and busing.
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Birchers oppose Nixon trip to Communist China
The John Birch Society denounces President Nixon's plan to visit Communist China stating the government is criminal and should not be treated as legitimate. Rex Westerfield accuses the trip of betraying American values and aiding pro Communist forces in the United Nations.
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Classified ads reveal a tumble of misprints and apologies
A humorous Pioneer readers note recounts a south town newspaper’s classified ad errors. It begins with R D Jones offering one sewing machine for sale and Mrs Kelly, then corrects to cheap, then a string of calls, finally Jones admits no sewing machine and a ruined phone line and claims about Mrs Kelly.
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