Brezhnev and Nixon Move Summit to Camp David Retreat
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev shifted talks to Camp David amid efforts to overcome U S Senate opposition to MFN trade status for the Soviet Union. Brezhnev defended emigration policies while a bipartisan panel pressed for trade concessions and approaches to SALT negotiations.
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Camp David
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Potomac
Catoctin
White House
Senate Foreign Relations
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Maryland
Nikita S. Krushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
DNR Sets Sept 1 1974 Deadline for Houseboat Rules
The Department of Natural Resources outlined enforcement of rules for boathouses and houseboats with a Sept 1 1974 compliance deadline. Arthur Oehmcke chaired a panel with Dale Erlandson Larry Larson and George Meyer to define differences between boathouses and houseboats in navigable waters. The group noted long standing laws and PSC jurisdiction before 1967 and described limited enforcement due to manpower. The discussion emphasized voluntary compliance before full enforcement begins amid growing water recreation.
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Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Oehmeke
Dale Erlandson
la Crosse
Larry Larson
George Meyer
Madison
Oehmecke
Ning
Public Service Commission
PSC
Carbon Dioxide Blamed for Deaths on Sub
Two men died from carbon dioxide poisoning while trapped in a civilian minisub Sea Link off Key West. Clayton Link aged 31 and Albert Stover 51 were found unconscious after four hours and pronounced dead Tuesday morning. An autopsy by Dr. A F Fernandez confirmed CO2 poisoning as the cause, not cold exposure as earlier suspected.
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Key West
Fla
Clayton Link
Albert Stover
Monroe County
A.F. Fernandez
David Youngblood
Smithsonian Institution
Connally Plans Exit From White House Advisory Post
John B. Connally said at a White House news conference that he hopes to quit his part time unpaid presidential consultant role by midsummer. He denied being unhappy and noted leaks about his access to President Nixon.
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Connally
White House
Washington
John B. Connally
Nixon
GOP Says Watergate Hurts Party Fundraising Efforts
The Republican National Committee issued an urgent appeal for funds noting Watergate casts a pall over GOP activities. The June 15 letter from Finance Committee Treasurer Robert Odell Jr states the party is in trouble and seeks large contributions to reach a $1 million annual goal, while acknowledging no direct link to Watergate by the organization.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
GOP
Republican National Finance Committee
David K. Wilson
Wilson
Mittee
General Accounting Office
Robert P. Odell Jr
Republican Finance Committee
Watergate
Odell
Weather Outlook: Cooler, Partly Cloudy Ahead
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low around 50. Wednesday brings partial sun and continued cool conditions with a high near 72. Winds from the southwest to west at 5 to 15 mph through Thursday, then Friday remains partly cloudy with a low near 55.
Vienna Relatives Visit Stanley Sagen Home in Madison
Relatives from Vienna Austria staying at the Stanley Sagen home 2205 Weston St have exchanged letters since 1920. Leon Sanna of Sanna Dairies Madison notes the instant dry milk industry is prospering. Sales rise as instant milk’s price is its main shopper relief.
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U.S
Vienna
Austria
Stanley Sagen
Weston St
Leon Sanna
Sanna Dairies
Madison
USDA Warns Meat Output May Drop 12 Percent this Year
Agriculture Department analysis warns meat milk and poultry production could be down from earlier forecasts due to late planting and possible shortages of fuel and fertilizer. Retail food prices are projected to rise about 12 percent in 1973 despite price ceilings starting June 13.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Marsh Reclamation Debate at La Crosse Flood Control Hearing
Army engineers doubt recommending marsh reclamation east of the North Side without an expressway from Onalaska I 90 to downtown La Crosse. Local officials credit the 400 acre plan with land for industry and jobs while environmentalists oppose it for marsh loss and potential Crosstown freeway impacts. Final recommendations will follow data review. construction could start 1977 or 1978 and would protect hundreds of homes and businesses from flood damage.
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Army Engineers
la Crosse Area
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
Howard F. Young
Corps
Col. Cox
Army
of la Crosse
Chief of Engineers
Washington, D.C
Congress
French Island
Lakeshore Drive
Bainbridge Street
Krench Island
Barron
South Pettibone
Gilbertson
Cordes
Klos
Peterson
Onalaska
la Crosse
Philip S. Davy
Greater la Crosse
Mellraith
Page
Jack Blask
Genoa
Upper
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Soviet Communist Party
Geneva
Moscow
San Clemente
Calif
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Arthur Oehmcke
Eau Claire
West Central District
Roy E. Kumm
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Ann Landers
Tri-State
TV Log
SOO
Hy Gardner
USDA
Department
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Richard A. Heilprin
Heilprin
Donald W. Affolter
Tribune
Jerome Klos
Dist
Gerald Peterson
Common Council
Transmarsh
Fletcher
Young
AWL
Stuart Mcllraith
The
Sierra Club
Joseph Page
Winona
Trempealeau
Keith
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