Rogers Embarks on 16 Day Africa Tour For Policy Input
Secretary of State William P. Rogers begins a 16 day 10 nation tour to listen and outline U S policy toward Africa The trip follows visits to Asia and the Pacific with two days in Nigeria noting civil war scars The trip aims to gather ideas for Washington policy and may include a February Addis Ababa speech Summary notes Kennedy hints at lower rates boosting stock gains Dow rises 11.02 points on strong volume as traders react to rate talk
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Extra Patrols in Belfast as Northern Ireland unrest grows
Security officials say British troops will be on duty today at civil rights demonstrations in Belfast and five other Northern Ireland towns after a Friday flareup. Five soldiers and a civilian were injured in Londonderry. demonstrations in Londonderry and two other towns were canceled.
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Kennedy Says Inflation Fight Requires Patience and Prudence
Treasury Secretary Kennedy argues inflation measures will create a harsh climate for some but will curb prices and interest rates through budget cutting and fiscal restraint. He urges patient, sustained action to restore economic strength and stability.
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Former ambassador warns Safeguard expansion harms talks with Russia
George Kennan tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that expanding the Safeguard missile defense could signal U.S. stall while pursuing new weapons. Kennan and Averell Harriman urge expanded exchanges to improve U S Soviet relations and police cooperation.
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Fed Study On Easing Tight Money Effects On Mortgages
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns said the Fed is studying ways to ease the housing mortgage squeeze under its tight money policy. He told the House Banking Committee the board will avoid actions that could weaken restrictive policy and rejected big Fed funding into mortgages. Burns noted housing credit remains tighter but argued actions limited the impact compared with 1966.
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Three Weekend Vehicle Accidents Reported in Monroe
Monroe police logged three parking lot and street collisions with minor to moderate damage. A Beloit owner reported his car hit in the 700 block of 23rd Street between 11 p.m. Thursday and 1 a.m. Friday. Agnes Leuzinger and Charmion Gerber collided backing from Kroger stalls at 12:37 p.m. Friday. Edwin Marty struck William Phalen’s parked car in the 1400 block of 13th Street at 12:01 a.m. Saturday.
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Nixon Urges Mobilization to Fight Pollution Nationwide
President Nixon calls for total mobilization against air and water pollution and to acquire open space for future generations. He outlines a forthcoming 22 message push to Congress and cites a $10 billion sewage treatment program with a $4 billion federal share over five years. He speaks at a Chicago gathering with officials to stress shared responsibility among federal state local governments industry and citizens.
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Froehlich Poll Draws Republican Party Criticism
Madison AP report notes intra party backlash to Harold Froehlichs poll of Republican delegates. Assembly leaders Alfonsi and Martin condemn prematch polling as against tradition and foresee convention based endorsements in Milwaukee May. Martin calls Froehlichs poll premature while Alfonsi plans further comments at a news conference.
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Darlington Man Burned In Blaze
Arthur Ray, 32, of Darlington, is listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital after a basement fire damaged the two story home and left the family homeless. Mrs. Ray woke to crackling sounds about 2 a.m. and the four children escaped as Ray searched for the fire source. Weather and slick roads followed as the morning cooled.
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Wisconsin dairy plan eyed to fund state marketing order
A proposed Brunian vary-4 plan to raise 3.6 million dollars through a two cent per hundredweight check-off on Wisconsin milk sales will be unveiled at the Wisconsin Dairy Federation annual meeting in Madison. The program would fund research and advertising for milk and dairy products across the state, affecting about 62,125 producers.
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Beloit Hospital Uses Snowflake Design To Cut Costs
Beloit Memorial Hospital introduces a six wing snowflake shape with automated delivery carts and centralized nurse stations to reduce staffing needs and speed service. The 276 bed facilityCosting 10.45 million dollars features a north tower housing equipment to minimize noise and distraction, and a cart system expected to pay for itself in five years.
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