Senate to curb Indochina War funds in 609 million bill
Washington AP report notes the Senate moves to ban U S funding for military operations in Indochina not specifically approved by Congress. The issue anchors a 609 million State Department authorization and a 3.7 billion supplemental bill on bombing in Cambodia and Laos. Conferees resume talks as inflation, debt limits, and wage price controls also dominate.
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Indochina
Congress
State Department
Ning
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
O-Idaho
Nixon
House
Defense Department
Laos
Minnesota Poll Splits Over Adulthood Age Change
A Minnesota Poll shows 48 percent favor lowering the age of adulthood to 18 while 49 percent oppose and 3 percent have no opinion. The survey notes broader views on handgun controls unit pricing and public funding for elections. It also records 600 adults interviewed during the last weekend of the legislative session.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Births in Carpentersville and Quincy mark two new arrivals
In Carpentersville Illinois on June 8 a daughter named Julie Ann was born to Mr and Mrs John Waldow of Carpentersville. In Quincy Massachusetts on June 8 a son named Richard James was born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Schultz of 45 Washington Street Pembroke. Ellen Bright notes Schultz formerly of La Crosse.
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Ill
Julie Ann
John Waldow
Sharon Quain
la Crosse
Waldow
la Crescent
Quincy, Mass
Quincy City Hospital
Richard James
Gordon Schultz
Washington St
Pembroke, Mass
Ellen Bright
Schultz
Brandt Defends German-Israeli Ties During Visit
German Chancellor Brandt told Golda Meir's Labor Party that Germany will protect Israel's right to exist and pursue peace through direct negotiations. He said his Middle East policy centers on peace, while seeking improved ties with Arab states. A joint communique was reportedly rejected after meetings with Meir.
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Brandt
Germany
Israel
Mideast
Middle East
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Meir
Auto Kills 3 Repairing Motorcycle
The Associated Press reports five people died in weekend accidents in Wisconsin. Among the dead are Michael J. Conroy 18 of Rolling Meadows Illinois Dennis Giacomino 19 of Pease and Susan Radish 20 of Big Bend plus four others in separate crashes statewide.
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Augusta
Dennis Giacomino
Pease
Wisconsin 77
Montreal
Iron County
Susan Radish
Big Bend
Beachwood
Sheboygan County
Lincoln '43 Class To Have Reunion
The Lincoln Junior High School ninth grade class of 1943 will hold a 30 year reunion picnic on Sunday July 22 at Veterans Memorial Park Shelter House No 1 starting at 10 a.m. Contact Arvid Tronick William Gautsch Lindy Shannon or Pat Bradford for details.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Veterans Memorial Park
Shelter House No. 1
Arvid Tronick
Loomis St
William Gautsch
Onalaska
Lindy Shannon
Cass St
Pat Bradford
Losey Blvd. S
Minnesota toll rises as six killed in weekend crashes
Six people died in Minnesota road crashes over the weekend. Edina youth Paul Mulheran, 15, was struck by a pickup camper on Lyndale Avenue South. John Steven Wilson, 29, of Minneapolis, died in Roseville when his car rolled after skidding on dirt. Bernice E. Patterson, 58, of St. Paul, died after being thrown from a car on U.S. 212 in Dawson. Michael L. Lasker, 24, of Minneapolis, died when his car hit a railroad bridge in Minneapolis. Henry J. Waalk, 34, of Anoka, died after his car left U.S. 52 near Cannon Falls. Claude L. Bryan, 33, of Buffalo, died when his motorcycle left Minn. 55 near Rockford. The statewide toll reached 333 for 1973.
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Lyndale Avenue
58Th Street
Hennepin County Medical Examiner
Paul Mulheran
J. G. Mulheran
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Roseville
John Steven Wilson
Ramsey County Road C
Dale Street
Steven Marrone
St. Paul-Ramsey Hospital
Highway Patrol
Bernice E. Patterson
U.S. 212
Dawson
Leslie Patterson
Waverly
S.D
Michael L. Lasker
Plymouth Avenue
West River Road
Henry J. Waalk
Anoka
Cannon Falls
U.S. 52
Minn
Greenfield
Rockford
Claude L. Bryan
Buffalo
Six Minnesotans Drown In Weekend Canoe And Lake Incidents
Six Minnesotans drowned in weekend incidents across the state. Gerald Ernesto 19 of rural Faribault drowned after canoeists swam in the Cannon River near Faribault. Harold Studneck 56 of St Paul disappeared at Grindstone Lake near Sandstone after falling from a boat. Dale Johnson 18 of rural Mountain Lake died in Cottonwood Lake after swimming with Merle Smit 18. both drifted toward danger as lifeguards acted. James Gitchel 25 of Coon Rapids and John Fietek Jr 35 of Coon Rapids died when their boat capsized on Baxter Lake in Isanti County. companion Dick Wien swam to shore. Keith Sheggeby 22 of rural Echo drowned at Lake Curtis after cramping while swimming from a raft. two companions could not aid him.
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Cannon River
Gerald Ernesto
Northfield
St. Paul
Grindstone Lake
Sandstone
Harold Studneck
Rural
Mountain Lake
Cottonwood Lake
Dale Johnson
Vernon Johnson
Rural Mountain Lake
Johnson
Merle Smit
Bruce Grams
Windom
Connie Wold
Grams
Miss Wold
Minneapolis
Baxter Lake
Isanti County
James L. Gitchel
John L. Fietek Jr
Coon Rapids
Isanti County Water Patrol
Dick Wien
Blaine
Gitchel
Fietek
Keith W. Sheggeby
Echo
Lake Curtis
Four drownings reported in Wisconsin this weekend
Four people drowned or presumed drowned in Wisconsin water accidents. Officials dragged Lake Nagawicka for a missing youth last night after a pontoon boat swim. Other victims include 11 year old William Penhallegon Jr. found in Devils Lake and 18 year old Craig Kolp in a Franklin quarry. Lars Norberg, 32, drowned near Eau Pleine Flowage. two La Crosse teens were arrested for attempting to steal beer.
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Associated Press
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Lake Nagawicka
William C. Penhallegon Jr
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Rockford
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Devils Lake
Craig Kolp
Milwaukee
Franklin
Lars Norberg
Marshfield
Arson Suspected In Prairie du Chien Lumber Yard Fire
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin authorities report a Sunday blaze at Horsfal Lumber Co causing 60 000 to 70 000 dollars in damage with no injuries. Fire Chief Ray Burgess says an arson investigation will begin Monday after calls from 2 30 to 2 45 a m and a car fire nearby prompted the response.
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Wis
Horsfal Lumber Co
Ray Burgess
Lumber Company
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Milk Production May Rise In State
Wisconsin dairy statistician LaVerne Krahn says milk output may rebound after a 1% drop in the first four months of 1973 due to bad weather and a shrinking cow population. He cites 318000 fewer milk cows in 10 years, with milk sales rising by over a billion pounds, and notes good weather and feed could spark a comeback.
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Wis
Wisconsin
LaVerne Krahn
Wisconsin Statistical Reporting Service
Krahn
Agnew Targets Senate Hearings in Watergate Speech
Spiro T. Agnew criticized the Senate Watergate hearings saying they threaten truth and justice and should be suspended until after trials. Interior Secretary Rogers Morton joined opposition to televised hearings, while Republican chairman George Bush urged full public airing. The hearings resume Tuesday with possible witness Maurice Stans, and Gallup polls show rising Democratic prospects amid the scandal.
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Morton
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Bush
Nixon
Archibald Cox
U.S. District Court
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Commerce
Gallup
CBS
Face the Nation
NBC
Meet the Press
U S Diplomat and Viet Official Briefly Meet on Ceasefire
Acting U S Ambassador Charles Whitehouse met for 15 minutes with Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam in Saigon to convey a Washington message on Paris cease-fire talks. Lam then went to a National Security Council session as Kissinger and Tho negotiations stalled, with observers noting South Vietnam’s reluctance may delay any new accord.
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U.S
Charles Whitehouse
Tran van Lam
Paris
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Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
National Security Council
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
United States
Council of National Reconciliation
John Vosseteig of Whitehall Dies at 82
John Vosseteig aged 82 of Whitehall died Monday in a local nursing home where he had lived since 1971. A service will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pigeon Falls Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Gordon Trygstad officiating. burial in the church cemetery. Visitation at Johnson Funeral Home in Whitehall Tuesday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday noon until the service. he was born March 18, 1891 in Pigeon Falls and was a retired farmer. He was unmarried and is survived by a brother, Theodore, of Milwaukee.
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Wis
John Vosseteig
Pigeon Falls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gordon Trygstad
Johnson Funeral Home
Pigeon Falls
Jens Vosseteig
Theodore
Milwaukee
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