NATO Ministers Move Toward New Principles Declaration
France agrees with the United States and allies to study a possible new NATO declaration of principles. The study will be done by the NATO council in Brussels during the Brussels talks. Ministers from 15 nations meet in Copenhagen with talks on Helsinki security talks and possible East West conference dates.
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France
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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NATO Council
Brussels
U.S
NATO
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Europe
White House Hopes Summit Moves Toward Nuclear Accord
The United States and Soviet leaders plan a week of talks at the White House Camp David and San Clemente to push toward permanent arms limits. Kissinger says no substantive SALT agreement will be reached during the summit but negotiations may gain momentum. Brezhnev meets U.S. reporters in Moscow before visiting Washington for talks with Nixon.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
William P. Rogers
Jobert
K.B. Andersen
Greece
Portugal
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Geneva
Nixon
Camp David
San Clemente
Calif
Brezhnev
Moscow
Communist Party
United States
Maryland Mountains
Indictments Narrow to Four Former Nixon Aides
Reports from a Los Angeles grand jury probe into the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in say four former White House figures are most likely to face indictment. Named are Ehrlichman Krogh Young and Liddy.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Egil Krogh
David Young
G. Gordon Liddy
Three youths drown as Wisconsin search expands
The Associated Press reports three youths drowned in Wisconsin with two missing in Marathon County near Wausau after Four Mile Creek incident. Additional drowning noted in Langlade County at a municipal pool before season opening. Weather outlook shows showers thunderstorms and hot humid weekend.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marathon County
Four Mile Creek
Wausau
Todd O. Thomas
Anheo
Langlade County
O Brien Target Of GOP Spies
Senate testimony linked Watergate wiretapping to the Nixon campaign plot targeting Lawrence F. O'Brien the Democratic national chairman. Jeb Magruder testified final approval came from John N. Mitchell, with Magruder confessing to conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury under immunity.
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O'Brien
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Haldeman
Mitchell
White House
Committee For
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Rtenn
Committee
Strachan
New Truce Starrs Fight Continues Amid Foggy Cease Fire
Rockets artillery and gunfire marred the new Kissinger Tho cease fire in Vietnam and Cambodia with no progress on the 14 points. Saigon and Viet Cong officials reported multiple violations as battlefield commanders remained apart. U.S. B52s struck near Phnom Penh while U.S. Senate moved to ban bombing in Cambodia after July 1.
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Vietnam
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Tho
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Foreign Ministry
le Trung Hien
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Hien
Henry 4. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Phnom Penh
U.S. Senate
Kissinger hints at Cambodia cease fire amid Vietnam talks
Henry Kissinger suggested a private understanding may yield a cease-fire in Cambodia within weeks as Congress moves to ban all U S military actions in Indochina. He said negotiations should mature despite no secret accord with Le Duc Tho, while Cambodia’s ambassador defended bombing as vital to his government.
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Cambodia
Senate
Kissinger
Indochina
House-Senate
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Paris
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington
Um Sim
Impeachment Not Popular Subject With Congressmen
Washington AP reports that few House members support pursuing impeachment of President Nixon over Watergate. The discussion drew under a dozen participants with Bella Abzug urging study, while Goldwater warns prolonged proceedings could hurt the nation. Some Democrats floated resignation, but Nixon and Agnew show firmness and White House backing.
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Nixon
House
Bella Abzug
Rep. Abzug
New York Democrat
Doyle Expected to Rule On Move to Stall 157
Federal Judge James Doyle heard arguments on a motion for a temporary injunction in a suit by the Step 157 Environmental Alliance and five dairy farmers from Manitowoc and nearby counties to halt Interstate 57 construction from Milwaukee to Green Bay. A ruling was expected within a week, with potential to stop DOT bid advertising if granted. Plaintiffs plan a full trial later this year, arguing US 41 should be used instead of the lakeshore route.
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Federal District Court
James Doyle
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Green Bay
Step 157 Environmental Alliance
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Madison
Atty. J. Steven Winter
Two Rivers
Atty. Francis Bouda
Cleveland
Winter
State Department of Transportation
Lakeshore
State Department
Ozaukee
Sheboygan
US 41
Showers and Warmth Forecast for Wisconsin Weekend
The threat of showers and thunderstorms grows across Wisconsin through Monday. Humidity rises on Friday with temperatures in the 80s and possible lower 90s in spots Saturday. Readings vary by location from the northwest to the southeast, with highs in the 60s to 90s and lows in the 40s to 70s regionally.
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Tuo Rivers
Wisconsin
Richland Center
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