Brezhnev says USSR ready to limit underground nuclear tests
In a Moscow campaign speech Brezhnev stated the Soviet Union is prepared to immediately agree with the United States on phasing out underground nuclear tests up to full termination on a coordinated timetable. He did not commit to on site inspections, a key issue in talks. The letter follows U.S. pressure for verification as talks amid Nixon's forthcoming Moscow visit and a NATO summit in Brussels. Brezhnev praised the 1972 strategic arms accord while urging mutual restraint and criticizing U.S. circles blamed for fueling the arms race.
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
United States
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Nixon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
Damascus
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Ralph D. Albertazzie
White House
Albertazzie
Hafez Assad
U.S
Abu Ramaneh
Israel
Jidda
Saudi Red Sea
Faisal
Yemen Normal After Bloodless Military Coup
BEIRUT Lebanon AP North Yemen reported calm and normal after a bloodless coup. Communications with the Red Sea republic remained cut airports and borders closed. Junta led by Col Ibrahim el Hamdi pledged larger loans from Saudi Arabia and suspended the constitution and parliament while keeping Premier Hussein Makki's cabinet in place. King Faisal gave tacit support warning against external intervention.
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Beirut
Lebanon
North Yemen
Red Sea Republic
Ibrahim el Hamdi
Saudi Arabia
Sana'a
Hamdi
Road Death Toll Reaches 320 for Year
The Associated Press reports nine deaths in Wisconsin on a Friday night and early Friday, lifting the 1974 highway fatality toll to 320. Victims include Burton Hurlbutt and his wife Delores of Niles Michigan in a U S 45 crash near Marion, Waupaca County, and several other fatalities across Kenosha, Brown, Milwaukee, Oneida, and Rio areas.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Wisconsin
Burton Hurlbutt
Delores
Niles
Mich
U.S. 45
Marion
Waupaca
Hobart
William Reed
Oneida
Brown County
Francis W. Bobula
Twin Lakes
Kenosha County
Milwaukee County Sheriff's
Irene E. Schlatter
Whiting
Ind
Waukesha
Mary Ann Lenz
Mukwonaga
Terry Stachowiak
Milwaukee
Justice Dept refuses to join Reserve Mining appeal
Washington AP reports the Justice Department will not participate in appealing to the Supreme Court over a ruling allowing Reserve Mining Co. to keep dumping waste rock into Lake Superior. In Cambodia, government forces push a beachhead toward besieged Longvek to evacuate up to 25,000 civilians as naval units base across the Tonle Sap river.
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Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Dept
Cision
Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Longvek
Tonle Sap River
Two of 83 Hortonville Teachers Rehired
Hortonville Wisconsin AP only two of the 83 Hortonville teachers fired in April after refusing to end a strike have been rehired for the next school year. Superintendent Marvin Obry said the district offered 67 teacher contracts for next year, but only two to striking Hortonville Education Association members. The Sheboygan lodge to regain its charter Sunday after removing a whites only clause in 1972, following a Wisconsin Revenue Department ruling.
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Hortonville
Wis
Marvin Obry
Obry
Hortonville Education Association
Sheboygan, Wis
Lodge
Wisconsin Revenue Department
Fed Reports May Industrial Output Rises Despite Slump
The Federal Reserve said May industrial production rose four tenths of 1 percent, the second gain in a row, aided by a revived auto industry. Output was 125.4, still below the November peak, with durable goods up about 3 percent as auto production hit 7.7 million vehicles annually.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Democrats at Wisconsin convention push wiretap safeguards
At the Wisconsin Democratic state convention in Lacrosse delegates heard Sen. Gaylord Nelson urge congressional safeguards against unwarranted wiretaps and warned of Fourth Amendment erosion. Gov. Lucey attacked Republicans as Nelson framed privacy as a core issue amid a hopeful fall for the party.
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U.S
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Lacrosse
Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Nelson
Lucey
Congress
Wisconsin Democrat
Calm cool weekend predicted across Wisconsin weather outlook
Forecast calls for a calm cool weekend with variable cloudiness in Wisconsin mid June. No major rain threats expected though northern counties reported heavy storms before dawn Saturday. Tornado alert issued for several counties with funnel cloud sighted near Appleton. showers limited, then clearing by Saturday night.
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Wisconsin
Manitowoc County
Appleton
Chicago and North Western Transporation Co
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
LaCrosse
Ashland
Pewaukee
Supreme Court to Hear Nixon Co-Conspirator Case
The court agreed to consider whether a federal grand jury exceeded its powers in naming Richard Nixon as a co conspirator in the Watergate indictment. It denied full public access to the grand jury record, releasing only one excerpt. The May 25 1974 dated excerpt states the grand jury found probable cause Nixon was a conspirator and authorized disclosure to the special prosecutor. Justice Rehnquist did not participate.
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Richard M. Nixon
United States
Richard M
Nixon
High Court
Leon Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
Grand Jury
Richland Center Fire Damages 125000
A Friday night blaze at the Economy Jobbing Co. structure in Richland Center caused about 125000 in damage. Firefighters fought the fire from 4 p.m. to midnight and were recalled overnight to control continuing smoldering. The destruction affected equipment owned by Gold Bond Ice Cream Co. Cause under investigation.
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Richland Center
Wis
Economy
The
Gold Bond Ice Cream Co
Son Found After 57 Years Reunites With Mother in Iowa
Frances Royalty aged 75 in a Sioux City nursing home learned her long-lost son John Jacobs living in Trenton New Jersey had searched for a decade. The two met after hospital staff aided timing, as she read his infant, Navy, and early life photos in a scrapbook Jacobs helped assemble.
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Frances Royalty
John Jacobs
Royalty
Joseph Creighton Bruning
Jacobs
Onawa
Iowa
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