Brezhnev and Nixon Move Talks to Camp David Retreat
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev shifted their summit to Camp David after a Senate session to press for MFN trade status for the USSR. They ate aboard the Sequoia and held meetings in the woodsy Maryland retreat, with talks focused on trade and arms limits. Brezhnev defended emigration policies while seeking congressional understanding.
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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
Geneva
Moscow
Washington
San Clemente
Calif
United States
DNR Sets Sept 1 1974 Deadline for Houseboat Rules
DNR defines boathouse and houseboat enforcement and urges voluntary compliance by owners until enforcement begins September 1 1974. Arthur Oehmcke of Eau Claire chairs a panel with Dale Erlandson Larry Larson and George Meyer as they review laws distinguishing boathouses from houseboats on navigable waters.
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Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Arthur Oehmcke
Eau Claire
West Central District
Roy E. Kumm
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Oehmcke
Dale Erlandson
la Crosse
Larry Larson
George Meyer
Madison
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy and Cooler Through Thursday
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low near 50. Wednesday brings partial sun and continued cool with a high near 72. Winds from the southwest to west at 5 to 15 mph through Thursday. Friday remains partly cloudy and cool with a low around 55.
Vienna Relatives Visit in Weston Street Home
Relatives from Vienna Austria visit the Stanley Sagen home at 2205 Weston St after years of letter exchanges since 1920. The piece notes family ties and ongoing correspondence reflected in the reunion.
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U.S
Vienna
Austria
Stanley Sagen
Weston St
Carbon Dioxide Blamed in Submarine Tragedy
Two men Clayton Link and Albert Stover died from carbon dioxide poisoning while trapped in the Sea Link submersible off Key West. Autopsy confirms CO2 buildup as the fatal cause after rescuers faced deep decompression delays.
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Key West
Fla
Clayton Link
Albert Stover
Monroe County
A.F. Fernandez
David Youngblood
Smithsonian Institution
USDA says meat production may drop 12 percent in 1973
The Agriculture Department warns retail food prices could average 12 percent higher this year despite a Nixon freeze and new Phase 4 controls. Late planting and fuel shortages may lower corn and soy yields, limiting meat, milk, and poultry output and risking higher prices and tighter supplies.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Department
Minnesotan Snowmobile Expedition Returns From Arctic Trek
Five man Minnesota to Moscow snowmobile expedition returns to Willow River after two failed attempts to cross the polar ice cap. Leader Bill Cooper says open water and ice break up halted progress. equipment left on Ellesmere Island. plan to resume the trek this fall.
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Willow River
Minn
Polar
Bill Cooper
Ellesmere Island
Greenland
Cooper
State Equal Rights Division gains power to probe chip plant closings
State Equal Rights Division said Monday it has authority to investigate closings of two potato chip plants representing 250 jobs.
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Madison, Wis
State Equal Rights Division
GOP Appeals for Contributions Amid Watergate Doubts
The Republican National Committee issued an urgent appeal noting trouble from Watergate. The June 15 letter by RNC Finance Committee chair David K Wilson stresses the party faces suspicion, while fundraising through small donors remains strong but large gifts lag behind a $1 million annual goal. Odell says the appeal targets big contributors after weak responses.
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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
Flood control plan splits La Crosse on marsh reclamation and I 90 link
At a three hour public hearing Col. Rodney Cox of the Army Corps of Engineers outlined a plan to reclaim 400 acres east of the North Side with levees and dikes tied to an I 90 expressway. City officials and business advocates push the project for development while environmentalists and residents warn marsh loss and cross town traffic could worsen floods and erase homes.
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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
Barron
South Pettibone
Gilbertson
Cordes
Klos
Peterson
Onalaska
la Crosse
Philip S. Davy
Greater la Crosse
Mellraith
Page
Jack Blask
Genoa
Upper
Mississippi
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Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Ning
Public Service Commission
PSC
Leon Sanna
Sanna Dairies
Ann Landers Covenesennn
Ae Ee
Meg Sais
Ween
TV Log
Hy Gardner Food
USDA
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
Mcllraith
Joseph Page
Winona
Trempealeau
Keith
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