Stans Portrays Himself as Cashier in Nixon Campaign
Maurice H Stans told the Senate Watergate hearings he was a cashier with no strategy role in Nixon's 1972 campaign. He said campaign managers, not fund raisers, controlled tactics and he had no advance knowledge of the wiretapping or related actions. He recalled telling Sloan he did not want to know what was going on.
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Hugh W Sloan Jr
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Wisconsin Republicans Failing to Trim University Budget
In Madison the budget conference committee debated 13 GOP amendments to the UW system for 1973-75. Democrats blocked most changes while proposals to cut user fees, funding for raises, and off campus parking subsidies were defeated. Aimed at minority graduate aid and shuttle services, key GOP efforts stalled as the budget moves toward final action.
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British Sentry Kills Terrorist in Belfast After Attack
In Belfast a British arms sentry shot and killed a man who jumped a barrier outside a jet police post in a Roman Catholic area. The man threatened soldiers with a held item and ignored warnings before dying. The incident follows a car bomb that raised the toll to nine killed in three days.
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New Vietnam Cease Fire Accord Signed in Paris
United States and North Vietnam along with Viet Cong representatives sign a new cease fire accord in Paris to reinforce the Jan. 27 peace pact. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho plan a separate signing with only the United States and North Vietnam later.
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Sanders Sentenced to Two Life Terms in Slaying Case
Ben Sanders Jr. was given two consecutive life sentences by Circuit Court Judge John L. Coffer after a Milwaukee jury found him guilty of killing patrolmen Charles Smith and Gerald Hempe during a January 31 traffic encounter in a predominantly Black neighborhood. The 11-day trial, moved on venue, ended with a swift verdict and sentencing.
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Gerald Hempe
Disney World impact and new TSA carry-on screening plans
AP reports officials weigh Disney World effects while NASA astronauts study earth resources. Washington announces increasing purchases of low-dose X-ray machines to screen carry-ons as part of anti hijacking efforts. The move aims to speed up security checks now required by the FAA.
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Anne to marry Mark Philips in Westminster Abbey
Princess Anne the daughter of Queen Elizabeth will wed Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey. The ceremony will be conducted by Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey at Buckingham Palace announced today.
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Mark Philips
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Archbishop of Canterbury
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North Vietnam Receives Cargo As Minesweeping Sidelined
U S officials say freighters have delivered over 150000 tons of goods to North Vietnam since minesweeping was suspended. Pentagon sources estimate ships’ captains may have deactivated mines laid by U S Navy planes as recently as December 1966.
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North Vietnam
United States
Pentagon
Nixon to Unveil Economic Plan
President Nixon plans a nationally broadcast address at 8 30 p m EDT to unveil a major anti inflation program. The plan reportedly tightens wage price controls and may include selective price ceilings while an across the board wage and price freeze is deemed unlikely. Officials cite inflation 9 2 percent January through April with food prices up 25 4 percent, and warn against a broad freeze.
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Nixon
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Senate Democrats
William Proxmire
Manitowoc Plan Commission Backs School Site Removal
The Manitowoc City Plan Commission recommended removing a 15 acre elementary school site from the official city map after a public hearing. Granger Land and Mortgage Corp owns most of the land near Forest Estates and seeks housing development or city purchase. The 10 24 acre Granger parcel plus five acres from Pleuss Realty would be affected, with price history noted and council action pending.
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Atty
Arden Machin
Golden Day on Lakeshore Brings Pleasant Wisconsin Weather
A cooler, dry Canadian air mass moved into Wisconsin bringing pleasant lakefront conditions with highs in the 80s. Showers were light and scattered, while a future heat wave may push temperatures toward the 90s and renew power demand after previous high humidity.
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