Summit yields joint pledge to curb arms and ease Cold War
The United States and the Soviet Union closed a week of talks with a 3400 word communique urging stricter limits on strategic weapons, peace in Cambodia, and expanded trade. Brezhnev and Nixon touted possibilities of a European settlement and a possible 1974 Moscow visit.
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End of Cold War Is Eyed
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says the Cold War is effectively over and American public support backs Nixon and Brezhnev's thaw. He expects softer Soviet rhetoric and highlights the new agreement to avert war, with urgent consultations and ongoing differences managed.
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Physicians Ask Stand On Dignified Death
The Connecticut delegation to the American Medical Association urges approval of a statement allowing patients to request dying with dignity. It argues medical technology to prolong life can tempt prolongation against patient and family wishes, with decisions resting with the patient, family, and physician.
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Nixon threat alert issued nationwide by Secret Service
The Secret Service announced an all agency air points bulletin to arrest Harold Kenneth Culp for a threat against President Nixon. A warrant was issued in Miami on June 7 after a June 6 letter.
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Nixon
Harold Kenneth Culp
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Fla
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Skylab 1 Crew Set for 56 Day Skylab 2 Flight
Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz meet President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev after landing at Ellington. They report no postflight medical barriers and plan daily reviews with engineers before Skylab 2 a 56 day mission led by Alan Bean begins July 27. Brezhnev invites visit to Soviet Union.
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Cool Days Expected in Wisconsin as Storms Move Through
A parade of thunderstorms moved across Wisconsin early Monday with a forecast of cooler, more comfortable weather to follow. Highs this weekend reached the 60s in Manitowoc and Two Rivers, with overnight lows in the 40s to 50s. The Badger State outlook calls for fair, then partly cloudy conditions with possible showers and thunderstorms through Friday and generally warm daytime temperatures in the 70s to 80s with cooler nights.
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McGovern Crime Adviser Vorenberg Reveals Limited Role
Washington AP reports James Vorenberg a top lawyer for the Watergate special prosecutor led a McGovern crime task force with a limited role He wrote a speech and held two press conferences challenging Nixon era crime claims and said he knew little of Watergate during the campaign. He noted ongoing staff neutrality and his partial distance from McGovern.
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George McGovern
James Vorenberg
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Richard Nixon
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Presidential Crime Commission
Archibald Cox
Watergate
Cox
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Sen. McGovern
Fiery Up Stairs Lounge Tragedy Kills 29 In New Orleans
A blaze at The Up Stairs Lounge in the French Quarter killed 29 and injured 15 as burglars bars trapped many at three front windows. Survivors describe panic, jumps to the street, and efforts to escape through windows and a rear fire escape. Fire officials investigate possible gasoline involvement.
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New Orleans
Wiliam McCrossen
William McCrossen
Are Dead On Highways
Nine people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes raising the 1973 traffic toll to 481. Victims include Laura Rusch 73 of Milwaukee in Outagamie County crash and Chera Hawes 26 of Chicago ejected in Dodge County. Other fatalities were Jon Strusick 21 Sheboygan area Duane Herold 7 Columbus Raymond Weterman 50 Clinton and more near Lake Geneva and I 94 bridge area.
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Wisconsin
Laura Rusch
Milwaukee
Appletion
Outagamie County
John Strusick
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls
Duane Herold
Columbus
Richard R. Lang Jr
Rio
Joseph J. Lei
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Robert W. Carlson
Merrill
Marathon County
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