Return of Juan Peron Sparks Massive Buenos Aires Welcome
A massive crowd of over a million gathered near the capital to greet exiled leader Juan Peron returning from Madrid. Shots wounded three, one gravely, as Peronist youths clashed with a rival group near the grandstand. Police initially intervened slowly as security forces expanded to handle the event.
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Chuckle about executive wife and secretary remarks
A brief humorous note claims the executive's wife would be surprised by what his secretary thinks of him. The line hints at office gossip and a playful mischief in a dated tone.
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Nixon Brezhnev Meet At Camp David Signals Trade Talks
The Camp David summit between Nixon and Brezhnev spans hours with emphasis on trade and Soviet emigration. Brezhnev defends limited Jewish emigration while acknowledging ongoing talks on strategic arms limits. Senators press for Kremlin policies, and the leaders plan to return to Washington for events at the Soviet embassy before Brezhnev departs for Paris.
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Coty to Head Cedar Rapids Rights Agency
Ralph Coty, 25, was the unanimous choice of the Cedar Rapids human rights commission Tuesday night to succeed the Rev. William Colton as executive secretary. Colton resigns effective May 25 to retire and work in the United Methodist church.
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Space Doctor Kerwin Reports Crew in Fine Shape
Space Center Mouslon AP Space Doctor Joseph Kerwin said after 26 days in orbit that Skylab 1 crew members are in excellent condition. He noted possible body changes from weightlessness and that final overall results will emerge after Earth return and further examination.
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Vesco fund report questions hit Nixon campaign clash
Washington AP A fed nose counsel says a federal judge found that the Nixon re election committee failed to report a $200000 Vesco contribution. Stans and Vesco face indictment. Dean testified that clemency was discussed. The matter centers on campaign finance law compliance and the timing of the Vesco gift to the Nixon campaign.
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Robins Man Dies in Pickup Train Collision
Roder Rapids News says 23 year old Robins resident Roder Sikiv was killed early Wednesday when the pickup he drove was struck by a Milwaukee railroad train on Council Street north of Callins Road Ni. The collision occurred shortly after 6 am. Sikiv was found in the cab about 270 feet from the impact with his seat belt fastened. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital where he died shortly after. He was alone in the truck. It was Cedar Rapids third traffic death of the year. Body taken to Turner chapel east.
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Connally says hopes to leave White House soon
Former treasury secretary John Connally spoke at the White House news conference saying he wants to resign as a part time unpaid presidential adviser by midsummer and denies being unhappy. He noted rumors of restlessness but defended his role and indicated plans to supervise Phase 4 planning while contributing to the administration.
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Watergate Money Appeal Signals GOP Trouble
The Republican National Committee warns donors that Watergate tarnish hurts fund-raising while stressing the party’s independence from the scandal. Facing a shortfall, officials report large contributions down 25 to 40 percent, with a $1 million goal for 1973 and $4.5 million in unused Nixon funds proposed for transfer.
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Arab and Jewish deaths rise in two year Arab-Israeli attacks
In the Ada district over the last two years more Arabs than Jews were killed by war guerrilla attacks after statements by Minister Shlomo Mvel. The report notes heightened violence affecting both communities in the region near Tel Aviv.
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