Parochial Schools Protest Supreme Court Rulings
Parochial school officials nationwide express disappointment at Supreme Court decisions striking down New York and Pennsylvania tuition reimbursements and a New York nonpublic school tax deduction. Civil rights groups praise the rulings, while church leaders warn of effects on education freedom. Some push for a federal tax credit bill to aid parents.
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Pennsylvania
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John J. Gilligan
Joan Tuttle
Massachusetts Civil Liberties Union
Leo Pfeffer
New York City
Robert Eggold
Kansas
Brezhnev Pompidou discuss a planned super summit in Paris
Brezhnev and Pompidou began two days of talks in Paris seen as shaping a proposed December super East West summit. France seeks sovereignty on defense and arms talks while balancing Western alliance and Moscow’s push for broader European security cooperation.
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Nixon
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Finland
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Washington
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Soviet Union
West Germany
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West
State bill boosts legislative worker pay for two years
Madison Wisconsin AP reports the Joint Committee of Legislative Organization approved a five percent pay hike for legislative employees for the next two years. The plan costs $139000 annually, with current salaries ranging from $190 monthly for messengers to $30,000 yearly for bureau directors.
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State Bureau of Personnel
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Price Comparison Rules Adopted in Wisconsin Trade Ads
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture adopts price comparison rules to curb deceptive advertising. C L Jackson says the rules take effect January 1 and require price comparisons to reflect local market values. Penalties range from 25 to 10000 dollars and up to one year in jail.
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Senate panel approves Kelley to head FBI
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City police chief as FBI director with no dissenting votes. The full Senate may act on the nomination later this week possibly Wednesday. welfare trends show farm food costs rose by 13 dollars annually last month as per Agriculture Department data. Proxmire urged halting Navy F14 purchases stating the 2.6 billion could fund a lighter fighter and more F4Js for Marines.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
FBI
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Nixon’s Private News Summary From White House Staff
A five member team compiles a daily 30 page digest for President Nixon called News Summary. It analyzes about 30 newspapers plus magazines and major news services and networks. The May 28 sample covered the POW banquet and included critical notes on Nixon speeches and demagoguery.
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White House
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Watergate
Indochina
Patrick J. Buchanan
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Lyndon
Mort) Allin
News & World Report
Time Magazine
Deep Nut
Allin
Associated Press
United Press International
Butz predicts meat shortages and possible export controls
Secretary Earl L Butz warned Congress of potential meat and poultry shortages in the United States. He urged standby authority to curb exports to ease the squeeze from high feed costs and the price freeze. The President's Economic Advisory Council said rationing within a year is unlikely and favored easing the freeze on items like broiler chickens.
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Earl L. Butz
United States
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Nixon
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Economic Council
Herbert Stein
Fei
Council
Tragic Shooting Kills Girl on Manitowoc County Swing
A 22 year old Manitowoc County girl, Holly Delfosse of Two Rivers, was killed when a small caliber bullet struck her upper chest while on a swing. An autopsy found a .22 caliber bullet entering the chest, passing the heart, and lodging in the chest wall. Police urged residents to report any gunfire and confiscated unsecured weapons in the area as investigators search for the shooter.
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George F. Vanish
Holly Delfosse
Milan Delfosse
Rt. 2
Two Rivers
Two Rivers Municipal Hospital
Robert Myers
John H. Fadden
Memorial Hospital
Manitowoc
Klein and Stangel Inc
Funeral Home
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Delfosse
City of
Manitowoc to Get 30-Unit Garden-Style Apartments
Diversified Development Corp of Saukville plans a 52 by 180 foot two story building at 705 N. Eighth St on the Hamilton House site for 26 one bedroom and four studio units aimed at middle income residents. The project includes on site parking and brick colonial exterior with demolition of a former Title II research home. The firm earlier built Executive House Heritage House and Carriage Heights in Manitowoc.
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Manitowoc
Diversified Development Corp
Bocks Development Corp
Saukville
Wis
Calvin A. Stein
Eighth St
Manitowoc Board of Education
Walter L. Hamilton
Sein
Executive House
Reed Ave
Heritage House
Carriage Hill
Partments
Waldo Bird
House Debates War Funding Cutoffs Over Cambodia Laos
Congress moves to block new money for bombing in Cambodia and for Indochina war actions. Amendments defeat in committee but coalition aims to floor vote. Nixon has 10 days to veto or accept a 3.4 billion supplemental bill, with Mansfield promising no reapproval if vetoed. Ford pushes for delay to permit bombing as part of cease fire talks.
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Ways and Means Committee
Walter Toner
Washington State Independent Schools
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Archdiocese of
Santa Fe
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William Novicky
Cleveland
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Cambodia
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Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Stormy Weather Tosses Manitowoc Area Tuesday Outlook
Humid warm conditions sparked potential for severe weather in Manitowoc and Two Rivers with a tornado watch lingering Monday evening. Showers and thunderstorms were possible before cooler, drier air arrives, as Lake Michigan shores stayed foggy and temperatures hovered in the 70s and 80s across the state.
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