Nixon Returns From Summit Aims at Congress
President Nixon flies home from Warsaw to urge Congress and the nation to support the four nation talks and the Soviet arms limitation pact. He will address a joint session at 9 30 p m EDT after landing at Andrews. The 13 day tour included Austria the Soviet Union Iran and Poland. The White House said the speech will stress what has been accomplished and what remains to be done. The agreements cap offensive missiles and limit antiballistic sites. Negotiations spanned two years and prompted mixed views in Congress.
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Warsaw
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Austria
Iran
Poland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Communist Party
Viser
Henry A. Kissinger
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Lazienki Park
Senate
Guardsmen to two week camp at Camp McCoy
Members of Battery B of the 128th Field Artillery of the Missouri National Guard depart from Mexico at 7 a.m. for a two week training exercise. They will train at Camp McCoy near Sparta Wisconsin through June 17 and assist the 257th Field Artillery of Wisconsin Guards. Lead by Captain John H. Larrick with First Lieutenants Hollingsworth, Martin and Willey, the unit’s first sergeant is Lewis French. The travel roster includes numerous sergeants and specialists listed in the source. Continued on Page 5.
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128Th Field Artillery
Missouri National Guard
Mexico
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Wisc
257Th Field Artillery
Wisconsin National Guard
John H. Larrick
Moberly
Gary Hollingsworth
Richard Martin
Stephen Willey
Lewis French
David Earle
Robert Barton
Billy Dearley
Richard Malnix
Mel Rice
Billy Willis
Kim French
Charles Riechers
Bondwagon Brings Youthful Support To Missouri Campaign Stop
The Bondwagon bus with Republican candidate Kit Bond arrives at West Plaza in Missouri for a 5:20 p.m. stop with about 150 locals. Youthful supporters from across the state join college leaders on a week long 1200 mile trek to drum up early votes and campaign support. The stop follows stops in St. Louis Hannibal and Macon and moves on to Columbia tonight. Bonds and his wife Carolyn stress a people first message as a key to mobilizing younger voters. A state legislator from St. Louis also joins the trip, tied to the Lindsay campaign in New York City.
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Bondwagon
Kit Bond
West Plaza
Bond
Carolyn
Mexico
Missouri
Special Projects
Liz Epple
Columbia
William Woods College
Fulton
St. Louis
Hannibal
Macon
Forrest C. Donnell
Lindsay
New York City
Asphalt Street Sealing Begins Monday City Project
City engineer Gilbert Patrick announced a slurry sealing program for curb and guttered streets in Mexico. Work starts Monday on MacFarlane and Pollock and Crestview, totaling 1,430 feet, with daily progress through Friday and a planned three week completion.
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Mexico
Gilbert Patrick
MacFarlane
Highway 1
Cul-De-Sac
Pollock Road
Stewart
Grand
Crestview
Anderson
Bennington
Kentucky
Arcadia
Howell Court
Calhoun
Fieldcrest
Providence Road
Kent Road
Robinson
Western
Wade
Meadow Lane
Hazel
Cul De-Sac
Coal Street
Boulevard
Jefferson Road
Webster Drive
Elm Tree
Yale
Clark
Patrick
Saigonese Presses Trap Northwest of Hue Amid Battle
More than 1,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers with tanks and armored carriers blend with mariners to press a trap against North Vietnamese units 25 miles northwest of Hue. Air war sees two MIG 21s downed near Hanoi. a Phantom crash injures no one. Navy fire hits depots as ground action advances in foothills.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S. Air Force
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Hanoi
Thailand
Newport News
Waddell
Navy
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Vandalian Man Dies in Farm Accident at Local Farm
Glen E. McDonald 50 of Rte. 2 Vandalia died last evening when the hydraulic lift on a truck bed failed, trapping him beneath the bed in a Ralls County farm incident. Coroner Clyde Wilkey will decide on an inquest after thorough investigation. Survived by wife Migseatha, siblings Ralph Lyndall and Larry, plus grandson Jeffry Scott, and a Fires Baptist Church member. Funeral services are pending at Waters Funeral Home.
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Vandalia
Waters Funeral Home
Glen E. McDonald
Rte. 2
Ralls County
Ralls
Clyde Wilkey
McDonald
Wilkeyaald
Mr. McDonald
Rally County
Everett
Grace Mabry McDonald
Migseatha Kelly
Ralph
Vane Duila
Wo Aona
Larry Wayne
Lyndall Ray
Wellington
Kansas
Jeffry Scott
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Ward Gierek
Vietnam
Gierek
Council of Ministers
Hip
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Ledger
Richard Vance
John W. Willer Jr
Richard Brownlee
William Bare
John Cauthorn
Jommy Deberry
Ken Smithee
Phil Turner
Gary Utterback
Roger Woodhurst
Charles Ardell
Leslie Brookshier
Byron John
William Jones
John McMullin
Harry Riechers
Gary Vedder
James Wheaton
Bill Adams ,Jr
Larry Bishop
Dale Berry
James Cope
Ralph Crum
Rennie Davis
Ken Deimeke
Russ Devlin
Norfolk and Western Railway
William S. Lowe
N&w Board of Directors
C. R. Heberer
N&w
John P. Fishwick
Roanoke
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army
Marine Corps
Laird
Europe
Hawaii
Pentagon
Highlands
Kontum
Pat Smith
Seattle
Wash
Kontuni
Paris
Pyle
Nelson Pyle
Cagion Magazine
Vandalian
The
Fires Baptist Church of
Vandalla
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