World News Briefs Include Brandt Visit Invite and Vietnam Fighting
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt signed a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union and invited Premier Kosygin to visit Bonn, with a meeting planned on his return. In Uruguay, police search for guerrilla captors holding an American adviser and Brazilian diplomat, amid threats to harm hostages. In Vietnam, heavy fighting reported with over 300 North Vietnamese killed as U.S. commanders note ongoing pacification struggles. Nixon signs a 3.2 billion disability benefits bill for veterans.
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Willy Brandt
Bonn
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
West Germany
Kremlin
Kosygin
Brandt
Montevideo
Uruguay
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Ranson
Claude L. Fly
Fort Collins
Colo
Aloysio Mare Dias Gomide
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Foreign Cheese Misused in Monterey Cheese Imports
Sen. Gaylord Nelson says GAO investigators found violations of federal food and drug rules in New Zealand cheese imports used to make American cheese. Four domestic processors allegedly mislabeling final products and using insufficient cheese. 100th Birthday Saturday Former Rep. Maurice H That cher marks age 100 while continuing law work. Milwaukee Madison Racine Kenosha Green Bay accounted for 68 percent of Wisconsin crime in 1969. Six Americans including Susan Frolina of West Allis to be buried in Peru after Lima plane crash that killed 99, with 49 U.S. students.
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Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Maurice H. Thatcher
Kentucky Republican
Milwaukee
Madison
Racine
Kenosha
Green Bay
Wisconsin
FBI
Peru
Lima
Susan Frolina
West Allis
Stocks Decline Slowly in Quiet New York Trading
The stock market slid gradually as the Dow fell 2.83 points to 708.31 at noon, with declines outrunning advances nearly 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts called the market's behavior perplexing after a lethargic week.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wisconsin Senators Vote Against Safeguard Budget Amendment
Senators William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin joined the minority as the Senate defeated a 62 to 33 amendment to cap Safeguard spending at research and development. The pair also opposed a separate 52 to 47 vote that would have barred spending 322 million dollars to expand Safeguard to two new sites.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
Bill to Embarrass Nixon Passes Senate
The Senate approved a bill granting President Nixon temporary power to impose wage price and rent controls. Senator Wallace Bennett Republican Utah charged the move was intended solely to embarrass the President.
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Senate
Nixon
Sen
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Israelis Accuse Egypt of Moving SAM Missiles Near Suez Canal
In a Knesset session Defense Minister Moshe Dayan charged Egypt with deploying Soviet SAM missiles near the Suez Canal in violation of the cease-fire. Egypt denied the report. Israeli and U.S. authorities opened inquiries as both sides accused each other of minor violations.
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Moshe Dayan
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Suez Canal
Middle East
United States
Israel
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Jerusalem Post
Cairo-Suez
Ismailia
Nile Delta
U.S
Washington
Canal
Money Bills Back to House in Veto Showdown
President Nixon and the House clash over 22.4 billion dollars in education housing veterans hospitals and environmental programs. House Democrats seek bipartisan votes to override vetoes on the 4.4 billion Office of Education bill and the 18.8 billion housing and urban development package. Roll calls set as first order of business with observers split on chances.
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Nixon
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Herbert G. Klein
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Congress
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nerve Gas Sinking Plan Near Cape Kennedy
Sunny Point longshoremen continue loading vaults of nerve gas aboard a rusting Liberty ship to be sunk off the Atlantic coast next Tuesday. Rain delayed work. 53 of 418 coffins loaded. The Army hopes to finish Friday as seven valve ports prepare the hulk for sinking in 16,000 feet of water 233 miles east of Cape Kennedy. Judge June L Green ordered hearings on a Florida governor suit in Washington Wednesday.
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N.C
Atlantic Ocean
U.S.S
Briggs
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Washington
June L. Green
U.S District Court
Florida
Kirk and EDF Seek TRO Over Army Dump Site
Claude Kirk and the Environmental Defense Fund push for a temporary restraining order to block dumping until the Army proves it selected the safest site and fully considers environmental impacts. Col. Jack Osick says courts should guide disposal if injunction granted, and that toxic effects would be short lived with hydrolysis making the gas harmless after exposure to salt water within about 10 hours.
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Claude Kirk
Environmental Defense Fund
Army
Osick
Jo Daviess 4-H Fair Judging Yields Top Winners
Warren Times Special reports at the Jo Daviess County 4-H Fair show. Leslie Offenheiser of Stockton won grand champion pure bred female, with a guernsey, across all grades. Tom Noller of Stockton took reserve grand with his Holstein. Steve Berning of Galena claimed grand grade female, with William Berning as reserve. Showmanship went to Robert Kupersmith and Keith Morhardt. Herdsmanship honors went to Devon Irwin and Michael Wilson. Breed champions include Ayrshire Rosanne Hume Apple Iver, Brown Swiss Wilbur Steifel and Vicki Steifel, Guernsey Michael Wilson and Leslie Offenheiser, Jersey Rosemary Fellenzer, and Holstein Steve Benning.
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Jo Daviess County
Leslie Offenheiser
Stockton
Tom Noller
Steve Berning
Galena
William Berning
Robert Kupersmith
Keith Morhardt
Elizabeth
Devon Irwin
Hanover
Michael Wilson
Ayrshire
Rosanne Hume
Apple Iver
Wilbur Steifel
Apple River
Guernsey
Donald Reusch
Becky Fellenzer
Scales Mound
Holstein
Tom — Noller
Richard Grabbe
Jo Marie Grabbe
Vicki Steifel
Jersey
Rosemary Fellenzer
Steve Benning
William Turn
Monroe Evening Times Foresees School Opening With Special Edition
With two weeks to go before school opens in Monroe, The Monroe Evening Times publishes a back to school edition of 38 pages. It features clothing photos and sketches, education trend articles, and a directory on page one listing opening news and school information for students and parents. Area schools cooperated to provide pertinent details.
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Monroe
Monroe Evening Times Today
Hospital Expansion Nears Completion at Monroe Clinic
Construction of a $72 million addition to Monroe's St Clare Hospital is ahead of schedule with a target completion in spring or summer 1972. The project adds 160000 square feet and 200 patient rooms, plus a new parking lot for 250 cars.
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Hospital
Monroe
St Clare Hospital
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Chicago
M. Wilfreda
Vayo
J. P. Cullen and Son
Janesville
Wilfreda
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