Laird Signals Opposition If Defense Budget Cuts Hit SALT Pact
Defense chief Laird told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he would oppose the SALT agreements if Congress blocks new U.S. weapons development. He urged maintaining a strong defense budget to preserve strategic strength, warning that peace could be undermined without funding and noting Soviet tests of MIRV technology and continued weapon programs.
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Harrison Humphries
Associated Press
Awaliington
Tilary
Melvin
Tullich
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U.S
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Russia
United
Weld County Shorif
Senate Armed Services
America
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
Moscow
Wdeo
Soviet Union
Monsie
Harry Anderson
Lurbacee
Greeley Police Log For Wednesday Reports Various Incidents
A Greeley police log lists multiple incidents including damage and theft complaints on Wirewirsa and Wh Ave, a bicycle report at 1017 with St, a prowler sighting, a drunk at a theater, a car windshield damage and hospital visit after a foot collision, a broken windshield on 2nd Ave, a car blocking a driveway, an apartment check, and an unfounded burglary report at Countryside South Mobile Home Court.
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Larg
Humane Boviety
Donald Tucker
Mailston
Pg St. Bernard
Tolorado Harvestore
Robert Hammond
Kary
Kamymerze
Virginia
Wth Ave
Ith. Si
Reuben Derr
Helen
Elizabeth Anderson
Sath Ave
Sth
Aula
Joha C. Marvis
Jus Frontier Re
Macy
Mathews
Dennis
Shelia Au Ravin
Baten
Asa
Val Dorothy Martinez
Pieter
Uit
Vernon
Tex
Jar
Creeley
Eith Street
Wontan
Min
Aha
South Mobile Home Court
Weather forecast summaries for Tuesday and beyond
The report notes a 29.8 inch barometer, year-to-date precipitation, record high and low temperatures for June, and sunrise and sunset times. It forecasts partly cloudy skies in Colorado with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms, warmer highs near 85 to 95 in the south and 80s in the north, and mountain lows around 39. The extended outlook mentions cooler conditions by Saturday, with most regions seeing showers or sun, and temperatures generally in the 60s to 80s across major cities.
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Colorado
Biemarek
Boise
Ely
Boston
Buffsio
Eldy Chatteston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lly Yeaver
Ind’apolia
Eldy
Qwacksville
Juneau
Maven
Kansas City
Little Rock
Angeles
Louisville
Marquette
Eliy
Denver
Memphis
Frida
Miami
Milwaukee
Orleans
New York
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Eddy
Ore
Smith and Weel
Pi'j
Ekty
Lowest Lene
Ranid
Cain Ib
Elily
Wyoming
San Fran
City
Ganun City
Polly
Associated Press
Flemlig
Port Callins
Albany
Bok
Gap
Amarina
Sanitary
Anchorage
Rata
Galbeadvily
Asheville
Cidy
Puehty
Allanta
Sedgewlek
Levee Break Near Sacramento Triggers Flood Evacuations
A major levee breach between the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers sent floodwaters into a low area near Rio Vista California. Coast Guard helicopters and sheriff's deputies evacuated residents while road closures affected routes including Highway 160 and the Rio Vista Bridge. No deaths reported but at least 20 people sought care for exposure and minor injuries. A cleanup center was established at Rio Vista High School and the Veterans Memorial Building. The cause remains under investigation with the breach located near Spin Drift May Vine work site and nearby surficial work.
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Rin Vista
Calif
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Coast Guard
Fairfield
Ria Vist Higi Schwol
Veterans Memorial Building
iAboil
Mir Ag
Ax Niles
Vina
Helag Dar
Evening Photo Critique Spurs Community Support
A New York Society of Photographic Education event offered $4 per portfolio review and $1.50 spectator admissions, aiming to fund a camera shop and gallery venture. Steve and Sue James of Monterey rebuilt their gallery after a fire, aided by local photographers. a letter from the School of Madger Photography highlights resilience in photography amid adversity, including photographer Henry Milam describing long journeys and improvised darkroom setups under fire.
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Utter Phaip
New York
Society of Photographic Education
Ducat Desoltin
Photo’graphic
New York Sunday Times
The
Photo Neporter
Atulernaye Lats
Phntographic
Ley
Arel Tsfer
Piato
Steve
Susan James
Monerey
Calif
Monterey
Sue
Galette
Jerience
Steva
Bikin
Fcommundty
School of Madger
Wrony
Suina Cimléra Dans
Henry Milam
Chad
Luk
Milam
Anil
Decker Plans Democratic Bid in First District Race
Denver attorney Clarence A. Decker, a longtime Colorado legislator, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Colorado’s Ist District. He aims to face Republican incumbent James D. McKevitt in the November race after Denver assembly designations on July 24. Decker, Arkansas City native and University of Denver graduate, emphasizes opposition to the “in” crowd and promises to push for broader reforms.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado Senate
Clarence A. Decker
Congress
Decker
Senate
Latheia’ Schroeder
Nemerati
Repithilcan
James D
Mike McKewitt
Sehiragder
McKevitt
Sheny
Craig Names
Congressional District Assembly
United States
Southeast Asia
Colorado
Arkansas City
Kan
Wawlins
Wyo
University of Denver
House of
Republican Assembly
Brush Judge Named to Morgan Beach Brush Judge Named to Morgan Beach
Federal and Navajo authorities discussed a one man mine near northwest New Mexico owned by Clifford George 66 who was forced to close in 1970 for safety violations. Inspectors, tribal officials, and interpreters reviewed safety needs but George cannot read or write and cannot afford improvements. The situation led to a vacancy and brush town officials considered appointing a judge to fill the seat until a potential 1974 election.
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Federal
Clifford George
New Mexley
Davaki Low
Bureau of Sines
George
A.C. Husted
Coal Tocie
Trinidad
Cala
Bob Yaele
Meral Department
Copp Collins
Interior Department
Albuquerque
Yaetin
Denver
Kenneth ¢. Scull
Morgay
Guy
Collins
Gisorge Tursday
Colling
Scull
Commissioners Delay Action On Gatherings
County commissioners postponed action on a proposed mass gathering restriction defining a mass gathering as 100 or more people. The delay followed questions about a Denver paper’s claims and whether state health rules should be modified. The discussion touched on mining safety, strip mining, and the balance between safety and industry needs. An unrelated mix of historical notes on insects and political figures appears in the source text.
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Board of Cowly Conmissioners
Denver
Marshall Anderson
James Madison
Marlon Kos
Thomas
Jefferson
Rocky Mountain News
Allormey
Anober Ongiie
Jess Chan
Hospital dismissals list with numerous names and addresses
A chaotic OCR list from West County General Hospital notes multiple dismissals and patient names with scattered addresses. The fragment includes numerous individuals such as Rodney Myers, Louis Espinosa, Russell Hebertz, Ronald Heckel, and others, interspersed with garbled places and street names, suggesting a hospital roll or discharge log.
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West County’ General Hospital
Thestay
Une
Rodney Myers
Jat
Louis Espinosa
Rouley
Russell Hebertz
Route
Ronald Heckel
Keenesburg
Lisa Fyibauf
Sarah Bohlender
Gifcrest
Merle Alsbury
Kansas
Walter
Russey
John Barfial
Orval Loothart
11Th Ave
Richard Webster
7Th Ave
Court
Hubert Tannatt
Baton
Tehrd Binur
Ny Hogue
Rodrige Sapindaughter
Vans
William Jeanbne Tdi
Dale Capes Roll
Sem
Sally Mes
Walker Alaun
Teaute
Steven Loy
Coury
Denis
Whompson
Charles Meister
Fort Laptor
Water Cbee
Nate Frank Castillo
Wiggins
Willi FE
Myland Greene
Fort Morgan
Larry Tint
Plantae
Rochinip
Connell
William
Atiutt Weill
Aaramission
William Taylor
Burt Lapin
Wnd
Terry Roggeman
Nixon's Name Removed From Antiwar Suit
A federal court in Rochester ruled it has no jurisdiction over the President of the United States in an antiwar suit. The case seeks civil injury claims related to Vietnam War actions, naming Melvin I. Clary Rogers and other defendants.
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Rochester
N.Y
APH
Eunet
Fas Yer
Nixon
Vist
Anwar Group
Burke
Tistriot Cruirt
United States
Condon US
University appoints new committee members amid reform
Amie sind De TUT leads the deta link at University 4 Northern Cudurairlt and was named to Ruieeer. Fehdton Willams and Kndbeck joined as part of recent QUIS IOM responses, with Whee Terns listed as a member.
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Amie Sind de Tut
Deta
University 4 Northern Cudurairlt
Ruieeer
Fehdton Willams
Sonny Kndbeck
Whee Terns
Quis Iom
Federal troops may be stationed in Miami for national conventions
The Defense Department announced preparations to aid Florida authorities during the Democratic and Republican conventions. Federal troops could be deployed to support local law enforcement if needed, with units stationed at multiple properties and not in Homestead or Miami to handle possible disruptions. Deployment would occur only if police and National Guard are overwhelmed.
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Justlee
Ther Perta
Gon
Mii Beach
Justice Department
Florida
Treparnant
Gtatament
Teil
Ats
Wnh
Chicayo
Wie
Chicago
Last Minute Of June Will Add Extra Second
London officials announce that June ends with an extra second added just before midnight GMT to align with atomic time. Royal Greenwich Observatory cites a measured delay of about one-tenth of a second and notes further adjustments may be required at year end.
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London
Fkl
AML
Greenwich
Royal Greenwich Observatory
Kadin
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