Nixon says South Vietnamese would accept the Communists
President Nixon says Saigon leaders would share power in a coalition if elections are free and the Communists could participate. he will not push a deal before elections. He notes Thieu would accept the election result and discusses ambassador Bruce’s latitude in talks with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He also warns against import quotas, cites a cooling inflation, and reiterates no vigilante legal actions on school desegregation while prioritizing world peace policy.
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Nixon seeks to break isolation of White House
President Nixon defends his distance from Washington elites, calling the capital insular and planning more country trips to meet ordinary Americans. He relies on daily news digests and cartoons to stay connected, arguing travel boosts his interaction with people while maintaining presidential duties.
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fragmentary notice about city postings and rates
Fragmented OCR text shows a fragmentary notice about public postings, rates, and verification by postmen. It references Columbus and mentions deadlines, fees, and ratification steps but details are unreadable.
General Bull to retire from UN Middle East post
Gen. Odd Bull of Norway, head of the U.N. Middle East truce supervision, will retire July 3 or 31 per U.N. officials. He has served in the region for seven years. No successor named yet. Deputy chief is Maj. Gen. Enio Stilasqua of Finland.
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Jerusalem
James Monroe First U.S. President Who Served as Senator
James Monroe of Virginia was the first U.S. president to have served as a senator, marking a notable early bridge between executive leadership and legislative experience.
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James Monroe
Virginia
U.S
Almanac Highlights From 1970 Civil War to Space News
UPI almanac notes July 21 as the 208th day of 1970 with 16 percent to follow. The moon wanes between full and last quarter while Saturn shines in the morning sky and Meycu ty Venus Mars Jupiter grace the evening. It recalls Hull Run Creek clashes in 1861, Jesse James 1873 train robbery, U S Veterans Administration 1980 founding, and 1954 Indo China war armistices. A Hemingway thought ends.
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Jupiter
Hull Rum Creek
Virginia
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Jesse James
Rock Island Express
U.S. Veterans Administration
Ernest Hemingway
Bowen and Burke Fought 114 Rounds in New Orleans Draw
The nation’s longest boxing bout ended in a draw after 114 rounds between Andy Bowen and Jack Burke in New Orleans, setting a historic record for duration in the sport.
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Andy Bowen
Dack Burke
New Orleans
Tiemann urges governors to lead on pollution fight
Columbus Ohio three months after the Midwest Governors Conference Nebraska Governor Tiemann urged state leaders to seize the reins of environmental action now to block federal preemption. He warned only aggressive state measures and public attitude shifts will save the environment and enforce stricter laws protecting natural resources.
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Nogbert
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Niemann
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Tiamiayny
Stock market gains on light trading amid inflation notes
New York Americans report a fractional market uptick as President says inflation cooled. UPI index rises 0.50 percent and NYSE averages gain while the Dow slides 1.17 to 783.91 amid thin activity. AMEX shows modest gains with 444 advances and 337 declines.
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Skunk death lawsuit targets local veterinarian
Two Waterloo couples sue a local veterinarian for 275000 claiming negligence led to the death of their pet skunk after an untrained staff member administered shots. The case cites rabies fears and illnesses among seven family members bitten by the infected animal.
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Waterloo, Town
UPI
Waterloo Cuples
NLFA backs tighter import meat inspection after cattle on feed rise
NLFA executive secretary Jm F. Magdanz says the July 1 cattle on feed report shows a healthy market with a 2 percent gain in cattle on feed, while endorsing a policy to require imported meats to receive inspection equal to domestic products under the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967. He notes current random-entry inspection and sporadic foreign plant checks and urges comprehensive oversight. The Quebec, Canada, city note appears as a misprint in the text.
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