Nixon Opens Middle East Tour With Egypt Stop
In Salzburg Nixon met 14 hours with Austrian Chancellor Kreisky to map his five nation tour starting in Egypt. He discussed European security, possible NATO summit talks, and the Moscow leg, while defending Kissinger against Sen. Jackson's criticisms. The president recalled Salzburg as a talisman for peace as he heads to four Arab nations and Israel.
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Middle East
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Egypt
Ronald Ziegler
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Ziegler
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Campaign Finance Plan Worked Out by Panel
A Wisconsin legislative conference committee agreed on a campaign finance reform plan after an 11hour session. It allows corporations to form associations to solicit funds but caps spending at 500 dollars per grouping, with 80 thousand dollars every two years for state and national campaigns, under disclosure rules. The panel also set Milwaukee spending levels for mayoral races and rejected a taxpayer funded public financing option.
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Marshfield
Patrick Lucey
Oestricher
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Legislative Conference Committee
John Niebler
Menomonee Falls
Balutch
Bablitch
Kissinger Threatens To Quit Over Charge
The House Judiciary Committee presses toward a July 15 impeachment deadline while resisting Republican demands to decide on calling Watergate witnesses. Chairman Rodino aims to finish documentary evidence by mid June, with Colson as the only likely witness Democrats favor. Nixon rejects subpoenas, challenging executive privilege. Turn to Page 2, Col. 6.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Peter W. Rotino Jr
D-N.j
House
Rodino
Rodine
Charles W. Colson
John W. Dean UI
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichmann
Committee
Colson
Ehrlichman Trial Delayed by Judge Gesell in Watergate Case
Federal judge Gerhard Gesell delayed John Ehrlichman’s trial on break in conspiracy and perjury charges after President Nixon refused full access to Ehrlichman White House files. The co defendants Liddy Barker and Martinez will be tried Monday. Ehrlichman may face trial next year.
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John D. Ehrlichman
U.S. District Court
Washington
U.S. District
Gerhard A
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Ehrlichman
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
William 5. Merrill
James D. St. Clair
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Saudi Arabia to lift stake in Aramco to 60 percent
Saudi Arabia plans to take majority ownership of Arabian American Oil Co as Aramco announces the Saudis will raise their share from 25 percent to 60 percent. No price or financial terms were disclosed. The move marks a major shift for the world's largest oil producer with about 8.5 million barrels a day.
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Saudi Arabia
Arabian American Oil Co
Aramco
Pro-Israeli Arrests Reported in Beirut Camps
Beiru based papers Alghark and Al Yomn report 40 Lebanese Jordanians and Palestinians arrested on charges of pro-Israeli activity in refugee camps around Beirut and South Lebanon. Guerrilla groups reportedly run camps with limited government interference. Senate debates cut in military aid to South Vietnam with a 70 million dollar ceiling and a defense procurement amendment by Kennedy Cranston and Symington.
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Ha ‘Ales Group
Beirut
Repor
Alghark
al Yomn
Lebanon
Washington
South Vietnam
Senate
Lawmakers Seek Voigt Resignation Over DNR Mismanagement
Milwaukee lawmakers urge Lester Voigt to resign as secretary of natural resources after articles alleging mismanagement. Rep. Wahner claims poor administration and inequitable policies, while Rep. Earl notes political motives are not involved.
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Lester P. Voigt
Earl
State Assembly
Voigt
Wahner
Assembly Environmental Quality Committee
DNR
Kissinger agrees to Senate review of leaks testimony
Washington AP reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to accept Kissinger's suggestion to review his prior testimony on national security wiretaps and leaked documents. Kissinger said he alerted President Nixon to significant leaks and did not initiate or recommend the wiretap program. He added he was ordered in 1989 to name subordinates with access.
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Salzburg
Austria
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Nixon
Kissinger
Danger Of Frost In June Foretold In Wisconsin
Cloudy cool air from Canada kept Wisconsin chilly on Tuesday with a chance of showers in southern and central regions. Forecasters warned of frost Tuesday night as temperatures dipped into the 40s and 50s. Manitowoc logged .23 inch of rain on Monday with brisk northerly winds, while Ashland saw about an inch in 24 hours. Sun helped dry puddles from Sunday’s rain, and Wednesday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with highs in the 60s to 70s. The extended outlook showed fair weather Thursday with showers possible by Saturday.
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Two Rivers
Wisconsin
Canada
Manitowoc
Ashland
Weather Bureau
Sun mistaken for UFO over Two Rivers sky
Two Rivers residents reported a bright round object in the eastern sky Tuesday morning, later identified by officials as the sun. Observers described a large yellow ball emitting strong light moving east to west, with sightings lasting up to 15 minutes.
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U.S. Naval
Observatory
Midwest
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