Rogers Urges Open Europe Free Flow Of Ideas
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Helsinki conference that Europe should be open to free flow of people and ideas. Sir Alec Douglas-Home supported efforts to ease contact, information sharing, and cultural cooperation to improve everyday life and end barriers.
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Rogers
Europe
Helsinki
Finland
William P. Rogers
European Security Conference
Canada
Alec Douglas-home
Alec
Soviet Union
American Fourth Of July Party In China Highlights U S Liaison Office
In Peking a mixed American and Chinese crowd toasted friendship at the first Fourth of July event hosted by David K. E. Bruce. Eight U S Congress members joined about 75 Chinese officials at the new U S Liaison Office amid incomplete facilities and warm weather as trade talks and visits proceed.
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Peking
China
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Washington
Chou En-lai
Chiao Kuanhua
Bruce
Li Chiang
Chang Wen-chin
Wang Hai-jung
Sian
Nanking
Wushi
Suchow
Shanghai
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Chi
Vandals Topple Channel 19 Tower Near La Crescent
A 605 foot WXOW Channel 19 transmitting tower south west of La Crescent collapsed after suspected vandalism. Two cables cut, part of the tower fell onto the studio building. Damage estimated at 100000 to 250000 dollars. FBI joined the Houston County Sheriff's Department investigation. Temporary broadcasting planned by Friday to Sunday.
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Wxow-Tv
la Crescent
Robert Wickham
Horizons Communications
FBI
Houston County Sheriff's Department
Com
Channel 19
Weather outlook turns warmer with showers possible
Increasing cloudiness and warmer Thursday night with a low near 63. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with a high near 90 and a 20 to 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Friday night through Saturday expect light southerly winds, cloudy and humid conditions with additional shower and storm chances and a low near 65.
Southerners urged to renew freedom in Kennedy remarks
Senator Edward Kennedy praises Alabama Governor George Wallace and attacks President Nixon as the nation’s real radical, urging Southern leaders to revive American freedom. The notice notes postal workers receive surplus furniture as USPS considers postage hikes.
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Sen
Edward Kennedy
Alabama
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
America
U.S. Postal Service
Circus World Museum Shines in Milwaukee Fourth Parade
The State Historical Society’s Circus World Museum makes a strong showing in Milwaukee’s annual Fourth of July parade. Page 8 indicates where to find full coverage and features from the event.
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The
State Historical Society
Milwaukee
David Gottlieb dies Lee Enterprises president at 59
David K. Gottlieb 59 longtime Lee Enterprises president and noted newspaper production expert died at his Davenport home July 4. Services set for 11 a.m. Friday at Trinity Cathedral Davenport with burial in Oakdale Cemetery. He led Lee since 1970 overseeing 14 daily papers and six broadcast facilities. He served as ANPA Research Institute chair and was to lead ANPA Foundation next summer. He previously helped launch photopolymer plate technology with Nippon Paint in 1972. Born in Tiffin Ohio he studied at Ohio State and worked at the Davenport Daily Times before joining Lee.
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Davenport
Iowa
David K. Gottlieb
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Trinity Cathedral
Oakdale Cemetery
Gottlieb
California
Lee Enterprises Board of Directors
Hill and Fredericks
Lee Enterprises
Midwest
Montana
Oregon
la Crosse Tribune
Davenport Daily Times
Adver
Hijacked Argentine Jet Lands Safely in Havana
A Boeing 737 with 26 aboard landed in Havana after stops in Argentina Chile Peru and Panama. The hijackers led by a man claiming name Pedro Bone or Pone demanded fuel and life jackets but Havana authorities reported no injuries.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Panama
Federal Aviation Administration
Caribbean
Pedro Bone
Pone
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Lima
People’s Revolutionary Army
Edgardo Dursi
Mendoza
Death of Rexford S. Mitchell former UWL president 1896 1965
Rexford S. Mitchell 77 ex president of the University of Wisconsin La Crosse died Wednesday at Lutheran Hospital. He led UW La Crosse from 1939 to 1965, overseeing campus expansion from 806 students to 3947 and guiding the school into a state university. He was active in local groups and served in World War I.
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Rexford S. Mitchell
la Crosse Normal School
Lutheran Hospital
Mitchell
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Wittich
Cartwright
Kenneth Lindner
Uw-L
Lawrence
River Falls Normal School
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
University of Chicago
Lawrence College
University of Wisconsin- Madison
UWL
Dr Mitchell
Greater
Dr. Mitchell
Manawa
Wis
Appleton
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United States
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
William S. Mailliard
R-Calif
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Jerry L. Pettis
la Crosse
Joseph Rohrer
la Crosse City
Nixon
Circus Parade
Ann Landers
Beyoo
Tri-State
Hy Gardner
Lee
R.S. Mitchell
Dr. Rexford Sr. Mitchell
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