Summit Turns to Economics in Nixon Brezhnev Talks
Washington AP report on Nixon and Brezhnev shifting from peace to economic issues at the Moscow summit. They will sign air transport, cultural exchange, agriculture and oceanography accords with Rogers and Gromyko presiding. Brezhnev invites Senate Foreign Relations Committee members to lunch at Blair House amid hopes for broader U.S.-Soviet trade.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
William P. Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
Brezhnev
Senate
White House
Moscow
United States
Henry Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kremlin
Congress
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Blair House
Leonid Brezhnev
Dollar at Record Lows in Frankfurt and Paris
The dollar opened at record lows in Frankfurt and Paris, then rallied in some centers on light trading. Gold opened strong in London and Zurich but fell back. British pound rose briefly before slipping. Tokyo closed virtually unchanged. A banker warned the dollar may rise later this fall amid ongoing monetary concerns.
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London
Frankfurt
Paris
Zurich
Tokyo
U.S
Budget Panel Seeks Deadline Extension For Compromise Plan
Wisconsin budget conference committee asks for more time to resolve Senate and Assembly differences in a 2.7 billion 1973 75 package. The six member panel debated welfare tax relief and school aid while deferring several budget items including veterans housing and fake reclamation programs.
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Madison
Wis
Senate Assembly
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Anthony Earl
Dwausau
Two Men Reported Dead After Minisub Rescue
KEY WEST Fla AP rescuers freeing two men in the rear chamber of the 21 foot Johnson Sea Link minisub said the men were dead. The craft was trapped 351 feet deep near a scuttled World War II destroyer for 48 hours before the Sea Diver brought it to Key West. The two killed were Clayton Link son of Edwin A Link and Albert Stover veteran diver and pilot.
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Key West
Fla
John Maurer
Clayton Link
Edwin Link
Albert Stover
Navy
Maurer
Robert Meek
Archibald
Jock’’ Menzies
Link
Stover
Edwin A. Link
Menzies
Vero Beach
Juno Beach
Meek
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fred T. Berry
Smithsonian Institution
A.B. Wood
Mrs Meir Announces Run For Re-Election In Israel
Premier Golda Meir, 75, says she will run again in October elections, ensuring Labor Party control. The decision ends months of search for a compromise candidate and was announced in a Labor meeting letter read by secretary general Aharnon Yadlin.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Supervisors Clash Over Remap in Lacrosse County
La Crosse County Board clashed at a public hearing over a new 36 district reapportionment plan. Only two non officials attended as the board prepares to vote, amid claims the plan fails federal population equality standards and protects incumbents.
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la Crosse
Robert Carroll
Jerome Klos
James Doyle
Doyle
Donald Harman
11Th Dist
Harman
Klos
City of
Carroll
State Road
Weather forecast says showers possible next few days
Cloudy cool pattern with a chance of showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Highs near 75 and lows near 55 with westerly winds around 10 to 15 mph and precip chances 30 percent Tuesday night and 40 percent Wednesday. Thursday looks partly cloudy with a chance of showers and a low near 55.
Americans in Laos create transplanted suburbia with free amenities
The piece describes over 125 American families in Laos building a settled lifestyle with Little League baseball and Fourth of July barbecues centered around a $55,000 pool, funded as a free benefit. Wisconsin's tax shift, once opposed, now funds programs with broad support as liberals avoid repeal.
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Laos
Arbitration Ordered In La Crosse Firemen Pact Talks
The City of La Crosse and Fire Fighters Local 127 face compulsory arbitration over their 1973 contract dispute. Each side must appoint an arbitrator by June 27, with two chosen arbitrators selecting a third neutral by June 30. If unresolved, WERC will provide five names.
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la Crosse
Local 127
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Jerome Rusch
Dennis Reget
Common Council Finance Committee
Marvin Schuke
WERC
Save Popcorn Stand Faces Zoning Board Decision
City youths protested outside La Crosse Board of Zoning Appeals to keep Bruce's Popcorn Stand at 1302 George St. The inspection department ordered closure. Bruce Ball had a 1964 temporary variance. The board will vote Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on whether the stand may continue.
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la Crosse
Tribune
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Senate Watergate Committee
John W. Dean II
Patrick J. Lucey
Earl
Department of Natural Resources
Lucey
Robert Kasten
Veteran's Affairs Department
Joint Finance Committee
Meek and
California
Tringa
Onalaska
Wisconsin
John Wyngaard
Rene
Ann Landers
Eve
Donald W. Affolter
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