Nixon and Soviets Reach Final SALT Agreement in Moscow
The United States and the Soviet Union announce a final two part SALT pact to limit strategic nuclear weapons. A Kremlin signing ceremony was planned after Nixon's dinner with Soviet leaders Brezhnev Podgorny Kosygin.
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United States
Soviet Union
White House
Kremlin
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexi N. Kosygin
U.S. Senate
Missiles Stop Tank Assault at Kontum City in Vietnam
US forces used electronically guided missiles to halt a tank attack at Kontum City in the central highlands destroying a dozen tanks. In the north, South Vietnamese Marines repelled a fourth assault at My Chanh near Hue with Viet battles reported and heavy enemy casualties. The air war against Haiphong continued with bridges and a power plant targeted as US planes and crews faced weather and losses.
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Vietnam
Kontum City
My Chanh
Hue
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Vinh
U.S
Pleiku
Caissons Plan Approved For Decatur Central Building
Decatur City School Board approves a 36800 plan to anchor the proposed central administration building with caissons in unstable soil at the civic center. Architect Aycock cites a bedrock drop and maximum caisson cost of 36864, rejecting a high backfill gamble.
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Decatur City School
Civic Center
Bill Aycock
Aycock
Curtis Sellers
Hickory Hills
Rolling Hills
Burningtree
Cleo St
Sellers
Brookhaven Middle School
Oak Park
Brookhaven
Mrs Noah Lee Fund Reaches $1939.50 in Decatur Drive
Donations to the Mrs Noah Lee Fund total $1939.50 as aid continues for the widow of a slain Morgan County deputy. The Decatur Daily established the fund after the deputy's Nashville slaying. Mrs Lee, battling cancer, has undergone six operations and cannot work.
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Noah Lee
Morgan County
Decatur Daily
Nashville
Lee
Harvey W. Fuller
Tom D. Morris
John
William H. Quarles
Bertram C. Morris
Johnston St. SE
Decatur
DAILY
Wallace Shows Improvement After Drainage of Wound Abscesses
Doctors at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Md report Gov George C Wallace of Alabama has shown marked overall improvement after drainage of two wound abscesses. The update comes as national headlines note a worsening trade deficit and a new Nixon Kremlin trade commission agreement in Moscow.
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Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Holy Cross Hospital
Chamber drives growth with Boosting Decatur push
Lynn Fowler president of the Chamber of Commerce and John Cook membership director pose with a large Boosting Decatur button. Chamber members will contact prospects before July 4 as part of an ambitious membership drive.
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Lynn Fowler
Chamber of Comerce
Decatur
Chamber
Billy Smith
Refuge Manager Opposes I-65 Spur Through Wildlife Refuge
Huntsville Wldlife Refuge Manager Tom Atkeson vows to fight any spur route south of the river that would cross the refuge, saying an interstate through Garth Slough would endanger wildlife and could force the refuge to fold. Local groups warn a downtown spur would harm businesses and property values and plan continued opposition.
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Lee Sentell
Huntsville
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Tom Atkeson
Garth Slough
Alabama Conservancy
Alabama Wildlife Federation
Limestone County
Conservancy State Board
Rowland Burns
Atkeson
Department of the
Learel A-7 B-3 B-1 A-6
A fragment shows a sequence of codes and labels A-7 B-3 B-1 A-6 with unclear context. The readable portion lists five item tags or scores without surrounding facts or subjects. No identifiable persons organizations or places are present in the legible text.
Raley Seeks City Council Post In Decatur
Veteran postal official Harry B. Raley announced his candidacy for a Decatur city council seat. He plans to run as a full time member, aims to qualify for a council place by June 20, and expects the election date to be set at the June 5 council meeting. Raley touted progress and central Tennessee Valley leadership.
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Harry B. Raley
Raley
Decatur
Postal Service
Tennessee Valley
Midlothian, Tex
Von Braun to Retire from NASA and Join Fairchild
Dr Wernher von Braun a German born rocket expert announces retirement as deputy administrator of NASA effective July 1. He will become corporate vice president for engineering and development at Fairchild Industries Germantown Md to devote time to space projects he deems important.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fairchild Industries
Germantown
von Braun
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