Nixon says Vietnam peace certain, hints on troop withdrawal
President Nixon told CBS Morning News that United States involvement in Vietnam could lead to peace. He cited a plan to replace withdrawing U.S. troops with South Vietnamese forces and said there is some hope for the Middle East after a cease fire. He dismissed the idea of a U.S.-Soviet peacekeeping force and offered no firm predictions as Xuan Thuy returned to Paris talks.
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Galili
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Washington
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Agnew Trip Highlights Mixed Signals on Nixon Doctrine
Vice President Spiro Agnew’s five nation Asia tour shows flexibility in the Nixon Far East policy. In Korea and Formosa he aligns with doves calling for reduced overseas commitments, while Vietnam and Cambodia emphasize sustained U S involvement. He plans to report optimistic results to President Nixon.
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Agnew
Korea
Formosa
Senate
U. S
National Coalition of Concerned Citizens forms to resist integration
Thousands of southern schools begin classes under federal orders ending dual systems. The National Coalition of Concerned Citizens unites state groups claiming over a million members in 27 states to oppose integration as more districts open with few early incidents but face tests this week.
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Atlanta
South
National Coalition of Concerned Citizens
Portland Legion Parade Stages National Convention
The national American Legion convention parades through downtown Portland with a four hour route past the Hilton Hotel on Broadway. A weekend antiwar People’s Army Jamboree march occurred without incidents despite officials’ fears.
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Ore
National Convention of the American Legion
People’s Army
Hilton Hotel
Broadway
Gunmen Loot Cecil Field Arsenal near Nuclear Weapons Storage
FBI reports gunmen raided a Navy arsenal about two miles from Cecil Field nuclear weapons storage. At least three raiders tied up five sailors and remained for 90 minutes, stealing firearms and ammunition.
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Fla
FBI
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Cecil Field
Defense Department
Cold Front Drops Temperatures Across Wisconsin
A cold front lowered readings to 32 at Eagle River and 33 at Superior overnight. Milwaukee marked its 16th 90 degree day of the summer, one of ten such summers noted by the Weather Bureau. Beloit reached 90 and Madison 85 Sunday.
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Peace Parade Ends in Riot in Los Angeles
A peaceful Mexican American antiwar parade in East Los Angeles turned violent killing Ruben Salazar and injuring over 60 people. The riot damaged 178 businesses with property losses up to 1 million dollars as 185 were jailed.
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Watts
Vietnam
Wilmington
Strained Israel US Clash Over Suez Cease-Fire Violations
Prime Minister Golda Meir announced a strenuous dispute with the United States over Egyptian violations of the Suez cease-fire. Israel accuses Cairo of moving missiles and antiaircraft sites within the prohibited 30 mile zone, while Israel defends its stance amid cabinet rifts. Police shot incidents in Philadelphia Los Angeles and Washington add to weekend unrest.
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Final Band Concert Tonight at Twining Park
The City Band presents its final summer concert at the bandshell in Twining Park tonight at 8 p.m. under Allan F. Barnard. Highlights include Swiss songs, Martha Bennet music, Margie Rast baton routine, a double trumpet trio, and an announcer Stan Neuberger. The program ends with The Cheese Day Song by Rudy Burkhalter.
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Joe Rast
Monroe
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John McElhaney
Larry Krattiger
Steve Schiller
Steve Neuberger
Randy Schilt
Stan Neuberger
Rudy Burkhalter
12th Traffic Fatality Hits Brodhead as Youth Dies
Brodhead, Wis. reports its 12th traffic fatality of 1970 with Robert Joseph Relph, 17, dying Saturday night after a two car crash at Seventh Street and West Second Avenue. Four others injured include David Olsen, 17, in critical condition. Relph and Olsen were ejected as their car struck a tree and caught fire. Coroner rules accident. funeral set for Sept. 1 at Newcomer Funeral Home.
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Curtin Relph
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Seventh
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Mamie Olsen
Richard Wagner
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Ellen) Clemon
Rockford
Ill
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Patricia) Mendonea
Sparks
Nev
Roy
Betty) Williams
Knights Landing
Calif
Charles
Alberta) Vanderlaam
Salinas
Newcomer Funeral Home
Amos Shimko
Greenwood Cemetery
UW bombing witness jailed over grand jury questions
Madison editor Mark Knops of Kaleidoscope faces six months in jail for contempt after refusing to answer questions before a grand jury probing the August UW bombing that killed physics researcher Robert Fassnacht. authorities tied the Elkhorn arson probe to broader Wisconsin incidents, while defending press protections.
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Elkhorn Grand Jury
Erwin Zastrow
Walworth County Court
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Walworth County Grand Jury
Dane County
David Mebane
Walworth County
Manor Fire Damages Beloit Mansion Restaurant
A two story stucco manor converted to a restaurant and supper club was swept by fire. The roof collapsed in part but walls and first floor remained intact as firefighters battled the blaze from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Beloit firefighter Robert Schendel Jr. was injured after a fall between roof levels. Suburban crews aided efforts near Interstate 90 and Highway 15 on Beloit's East Side. cause and damage estimates were not immediately known.
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Highway 15
Brawl at Monroe tavern leads to arrests for disorderly conduct
At a Monroe tavern around 12:30 a.m. Sunday a police officer broke up a crowd of about 70. Three subjects were arrested and charged with four violations including disorderly conduct resisting arrest obstructing an officer and battery. Private citizens may sign complaints for warrants against some charged.
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