Nixon and Gromyko hold conference at White House
President Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met at the White House in Washington and planned formal rites for SALT agreement ratification in Moscow. Talks covered trade, Soviet Jews, lend lease, maritime and security issues with Camp David stay planned.
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Washington
Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
Whites ‘House
Camp David
Moscus
Gromyko
Oval Office
William P. Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
Iiss
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Popelaion
Congress
U.S
Peter Peterson
United States
United
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Moscow
Vietnam
Paris
Rogers
Sunny and cooler weather forecast across Nebraska
Cooler weather moves into Nebraska starting Monday night and lasts through Tuesday with a cold front and high pressure system. McCook records a Sunday high of 89 while North Platte and Scottsbluff share a Monday low of 42 as the state heads into partly cloudy, mild conditions then cooler by Tuesday.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
McCook
North Platte
Scottshluft
Senate vote nears on liberal welfare reform plan
Washington AP report notes Sen. Ribicoff moved his substitute for debate on welfare reform, aiming for a two-year test before substantive action. Byrd withdrew his test amendment, leaving Ribicoff’s liberalized plan, akin to Nixon’s Family Assistance, to be shaped by the Senate with a guaranteed annual income and higher state subsidies.
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Washington
Senate
Abraham A. Rbicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Harry PF. Byrd Jr
India
Byrd
Willian V. Rother
del. Ribbot
Nixon
Tt World
Soviet Union may need large grain imports next year
Washington AP says USDA economists expect the USSR to import sizable grain again next year to meet dietary and production goals. Despite a good crop, Soviet purchases, mostly wheat, have lifted U.S. sales and farm prices, with potential imports continuing into 1975 and beyond.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Russia
Department
U.S.S.R
USDA
United States
U.S
Moscow
Us.s.r
Ussr
McGovern Faces Nixon Corruption Charge Push
Democrat leader McGovern accuses the Nixon administration of broad official corruption and calls for a public debate. Sargent Shriver counters public concern while urging restraint as Washington fights over the proposed 250 billion spending ceiling.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Sen
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
United Press International
United States
Washington
Shriver
Minneapolis
Mixon
White House
Congress
Ree
No clear subject identified in page fragment
A fragmented page notes varied items and viewer guesses about a sharp painted badge, a knife or toothpick, a weight issue, and a vase display piece. Names like Mrs Goldie Lidy and Mat Homan appear with uncertain roles, and items were described as used on counters or for display in general stores.
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Sap
Goldie Liddy
10Th Street
Indy
Mat Homan
43Rd Avenue
Heavy U S and Viet forces clash across Vietnam fronts
U S and South Vietnamese officials report intensified fighting across North and South Vietnam with more than 230 strikes by Navy and Air Force jets targeting Hanoi Haiphong supply lines depots and bases. North Vietnam claims six planes shot down. A U S cruiser Newport News carries bodies of 19 sailors killed in a naval blast. Talks in Paris with Kissinger aides continue as Thieu seeks coalition terms amid ongoing combat along Highway 4 and in the Mekong Delta Can Tha and Takeo areas.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
South Vietnam
US. Navy
Haiphong
Navy
Air Force
SES
Hanoi
Thailand
Ubon
Bangkok
Newport News
Vietnam
Philippines
Alexander M. Hig
Nixon
Nguyen van Thien
Indochina
Mekong Delta
Can ‘Tha
Delta
Can Tha
Hien
Cambodia
Takeo
Phnom Penh
Portugal proposes border patrol commissions for Africa
United Nations dispatch reports Portugal's Foreign Minister Rui Patricio proposed creating special commissions to patrol the borders of Portugal's African territories. He cited subversive groups operating near the borders under cover by neighboring independent governments and urged direct talks with African leaders seeking Portugal's withdrawal.
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United Nations, N.Y
Portugal
Rui Patricio
General Assembly
Africa
School Board Meeting Tonight in Columbus
Columbus school board meets at 7 30 pm to discuss liability insurance state aid staff requests and review of contract termination procedure per Supl Jim Werlkens.
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Columbus School Board
Supl
Jim Werlkens
Decision on Higher Taxes Next Year Seen This Week
Washington AP report says the Democratic Congress will vote this week on higher taxes next year. Ehrlichman said approval of a 250 billion ceiling on federal spending could reassure lawmakers against a tax decrease, with effects extending beyond June. Weinberger warned without a ceiling, outlays would rise uncontrollably.
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Washington
White Horse
Congress
John
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Havre
Shrlichman
Caspar Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
College Offers Football Course for Women at Platte College
LaVerne Torczon, former professional player, will teach a class starting Tuesday in Room 222. Women are invited to learn football basics and discuss game strategy with husbands on long Sunday afternoons.
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Junior
LaVerne Torczon
Platte College
Bellwood Man Drowns While Fishing at Lewis and Clark Lake
Lawrence G. Dickey, 55, of Bellwood drowned Sunday in a fishing accident near the Gavins Point Dam spillway as three boat companions were tipped into the water. Rescues followed, with Dickey's body recovered about an hour later. Services set for Wednesday in Waco Methodist Church.
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Lawrence G. Dickey
Bellwood
Lewis and Clark Lake
Yankton
Harley L. Otcatt
Columbus
Richard Didier
Dickey
Blomfield
Omaha
Louis Bath
Clevis
Didier
Gavins Point Dam
Lawrence Oliver
Shorty" Dickey
Utica
Haitison
Ethel Didel Dickey
Waco
Belliwood
Waco Methodist Church
Knott Funeral
David City
Soviet US space plan details linkup and crew exchange
Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov described a three day joint flight with an American Apollo and a Russian Soyuz. The plan includes a 48 hour linkup, two day crew transfer, joint experiments and televised transmissions before undocking and landing. NASA and the Soviet Academy of Sciences reportedly approved progress toward this historic joint mission.
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Moscow
Mats
Vladimir Shatalov
Shatalov
Tass
Informa
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
NASA
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Apollo
Cape Kennedy
Agolla
Boyar
Earth
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