Policy Of Secrecy Defended By Nixon
President Nixon, addressing nearly 600 returning Vietnam POWs and their families, defends keeping secrets in the national interest. He urges responsibility to classify and protect government documents amid the Watergate era and Pentagon papers controversy.
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Watergate conspirator to plead guilty and testify
U S attorney Harold H Titus Jr said a key Watergate conspirator will plead guilty without immunity and testify at trial within 60 to 90 days. Identified by sources as Jeb Stuart Magruder, the aide to Haldeman and Mitchell aide, links to hush payments.
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California
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Nixon
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Watergate
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Justice Department
Archibald Cox
Cox
Senate
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Weather and political echoes span Midwest to Washington
Wisconsin and Minnesota face intermittent rain and cool air with clouds and showers. Iowa sees cloudy skies and light rain chances Friday night, easing Saturday. A Midway Motor Lodge window was kicked out, while Nixon faced Watergate disclosures, hearings, resignations, and greetings including a thumbs up at a White House event.
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Rose St
Bomb Loaded Cars Explode In Arizona Train Derailment
A train carrying twelve cars loaded with 500 pound bombs derailed near Benson Arizona. The explosions injured two crewmen and blocked the Los Angeles to New Orleans main line. Brakeman Kenneth Ball and conductor Felton Parrish of Tucson were treated and released after leaping from the caboose. The incident is under investigation.
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al Bradshaw
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San Francisco
Three State Residents Die In Iowa Crash
Four men from Wisconsin and Iowa killed in a two car crash on U S 18 near Nora Springs. Victims are Eric Schefer 23 and Patrick Schaefer 25 of Wausau Wisconsin David Robinson 20 of Antigo Wisconsin and Peter Hurtgen 23 of Charles City Iowa. No details on cause released.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Charles City
Wausau
Wis
Eric Schefer
Patrick Schaefer
David Robinson
Antigo
Peter Hurtgen
U.S 18
Wisconsin 1973 highway toll climbs with fatal bike crash
The Associated Press reports 12 year old Mary Ann Snider of Milwaukee died after being struck while riding a bicycle near her home. Roland Frost Jr., 32, of Ashland died after stopping his car on a highway near Portage and was struck by another vehicle. The death increases Wisconsin's 1973 highway fatalities to 364.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Mary Ann Snider
Milwaukee
Roland Frost Jr
Ashland
Portage
Wisconsin Highway Safety Plan Aimed at Memorial Day Weekend
The Wisconsin Division of Highways unveiled a plan to enhance road safety for Memorial Day weekend. It includes electronic speed detection equipment unmarked cars and aerial patrols to enforce traffic laws.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Division of Highways
Tools box stolen from Leonard Ambrose yard
A toolbox and its contents valued at 75 dollars were reported stolen Thursday from the yard of Leonard Ambrose at 829 South 19th Street.
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Leonard Ambrose
S. 19Th St
La Crosse Teen Arrested For Tool Theft At Site
A 16 year old La Crosse boy was arrested for stealing 440 dollars of tools from contractor Joseph Doucet at a construction site on Cliffwood Lane. The theft occurred April 17. Police also arrested six juveniles aged 11 to 16 for breaking into Washburn School and stealing tape recorders last weekend. A viewer reported stolen from the school was found in another classroom.
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Joseph Doucet
Cliffwood Lane
Washburn School
Main Sts
Sleepwalking teen’s fall leads to hospital visit and theft report
Police say 16 year old David Kruck of 1106 Losey Blvd fell from a second story window while sleepwalking near 4:30 a.m. at home. He was treated and released at Lutheran Hospital after landing in a bush. In a separate report Carl Vlasak of Badger Sport Shop says $102.62 was stolen from a cigar box beneath a counter, entry likely through a window.
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S. Losey Blvd
Lutheran Hospital
Kruck
Carl Vlasak
Badger Sport Shop
S. 16Th St
Skylab crew prepare for 28 day space stay and sun shield
Skylab astronauts breakfasted on steak and eggs before a physical check. Commander Conrad leads a mission to rendezvous with the orbiting station 275 miles up and extend a 28 day occupancy with sun shields and workshop setup.
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Royce Hawkins
Space Agency
Conrad
Apollo
Space Station
Wisconsin Senate OKs Chiropractic Coverage in Health Insurance
The Wisconsin Senate approved a measure to require insurance policies to offer chiropractic coverage. The 25-6 vote sent the bill to the Assembly amid hours of debate with Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber urging calm. Supporters argue it lowers costs and improves access. opponents warn of higher premiums and industry pushback.
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D-Jefferson
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Walter Hollander
Roosendale
Joint Finance Committee
Schreiber
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Roseleip
Nixon's Calif Home Sold Years Ago for 1.2 Million
White House confirms Nixon sold most of his San Clemente property to Robert Abplanalp for 1.2 million. Title remained in trust since 1969 acquisitions, with prior plans to keep part of the 26 acre site until a suitable buyer appeared.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Robert Abplanalp
White House
Abplanalp
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Calif
Nixons
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Pricing Note
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from 435 S. 4th St La Crosse Wisconsin with postal payment noted. It lists circulation and advertising rates including a city carrier price of 1.60 dollars every two weeks.
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S. 4Th St
la Crosse
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