Nixon holds talks with Pompidou aimed at progress in key issues
AP dispatch notes Nixon and Pompidou meeting at the White House amid a cool reception. Pompidou and his wife then tour U S space facilities at Cape Kennedy before Chicago and New York. Nixon hopes the talks will yield real progress on fundamental issues. In Manila riot police dispersed several hundred youths at the U S Embassy after clashes sparked by a Filipino at Clark Air Base.
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Georges Pompidou
France
Nixon
White House
Pompidou
Cape Kennedy
U.S Space
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Manila
U.S
Clark Air Base
Israeli planes strike Egyptian missile base near Cairo
Tel Aviv says jets hit an Egyptian missile base 18 miles west of Cairo and return safely. Informants note it is the first such deep strike near Cairo since the 1967 war. earlier, planes last targeted Helwan and Sahsfar near Cairo on February 17.
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Suez Canal
Cairo
Israel
Egypt
Helwan
Sahsfar
U.S. Casualties Down. Da Nang Marines Charged in Mass Killings
The U S military said American deaths fell last week to 83 with 657 wounded as Saigon reported 139 more battlefield dead and enemy losses up 303. In Da Nang area five Marines were charged with killing 16 South Vietnamese civilians on February 19.
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Saigon
U. S
DA Nang
Vietnam
Nixon Proposes Reforms to Save $2.5 Billion
President Nixon asked Congress to scrap or reform 57 federal programs, aiming for $2.5 billion in savings next year. He forecast $1.1 billion requires congressional action, with the rest from administrative moves, including ending the 1897 tea tasters board costing $1 million yearly.
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Nixon
Congress
Congressional
Federal
O Brien Rejects Dem in DNC Chair Run
Lawrence F. O'Brien announced he will not accept the Democratic National Committee chairmanship after informing Hubert H. Humphrey. He cited lack of consensus within the party and said he would not allow his name to be presented. The decision comes as the national committee prepares to meet next Thursday.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
O'Brien
Mrs. Schultz Undergoes Valve Replacement Surgery in Madison
Mrs. Robert Schultz Sr. of Orfordville is undergoing heart valve replacement at University Hospitals Madison. She entered Tuesday after earlier postponement for more urgent cases. Her son Robert Jr. returns from Vietnam on emergency leave. daughter Glenda travels from Minneapolis. other children remain at home. Blood donations may be credited to her surgery.
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Robert Schultz Sr
Orfordville
Betty Hoesly
Albany
University Hospitals
Madison
Schultz
Jacob Hoesly
Parkview
Brodhead
Gilman's
Janesville
Robert Jr
Vietnam
Glenda
Humbolt Institute
Minneapolis
New York
Theresa
Farin
Rebel demonstrators burn Bank of America branch in Isla Vista
About 800 protesters rallied near Santa Barbara and burned a Bank of America branch as police and firefighters watched. A 240-officer line forced dispersal with missiles and rock throwing injuries reported. no major casualties. The violence followed a William Kunstler speech and occurred amid a three day disturbance in Isla Vista near the UC campus.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Bank of America
Isla Vista
University of California
Santa Bar
No Results Determined in IBEW Union Election
The Monroe Advance Transformer Company plant vote by 211 to 209 favored the IBEW but five challenged ballots keep the outcome unresolved. An NLRB agent said the election is in limbo with no winner or loser until votes are settled and further meetings will determine the final result.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Monroe
IBEW
NLRB
Wisconsin Grants Temporary Medicaid Nursing Home Aid
Wisconsin Health and Social Services Board approved reinstating a payment control system allowing cost increases up to six percent for nursing homes caring for Medicaid patients. About 14 000 patients rely on the Medicaid support, totaling roughly 5.1 million dollars monthly. Secretary Wilbur Schmidt noted no federal authorization or encouragement for a new unit payment system.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Health and Social Services Board
Department
Wilbur Schmidt
Schmidt
Union Leader Charged in Yablonski Slaying Case
Silius Huddleston the president of United Mine Workers pensioners Local 3228 at La Follette Tennessee was indicted as the fifth conspirator in the Yablonski murder case He pleaded innocent and awaits trial in Cleveland Ohio where he was held on 250000 bond The Jan 5 killings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter followed a bitter union election fight in which Yablonski challenged Tony Boyle
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Silius Huddleston
Tennessee United Mine Workers
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
Huddleston
la Follette
Tenn
Cleveland
Yablonski
James C. Connell
Cuyahoga County
United Mine Workers Pensioners Local 3228
Federal Building
Margaret
Charlotte
Clarksville
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Burglaries in Area Investigated
Three burglaries in Orfordville and one in Brodhead are under investigation. Safecrackers took over $1,500 in cash and checks from Business Chevrolet in Orfordville despite a tear gas discharge. Police and deputies probe the incidents, including a break-in at Stacy Shell Station.
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Orfordville
Brodhead
Chevrolet
Joe Scoggins
Rock County Sherriff’s
Stacy Shell Station
Pierce Hardware
Teenagers Injured in Car Wreck Near Browntown
Two Browntown teenagers were injured when their car hit a bridge abutment on Township Road south of South Wayne. Orville Eells 17 sustained cuts and bruises, Craig Edler 14 in serious condition with facial lacerations and a fractured jaw. Damages about 600 dollars. Aide to Gov Knowles says lawmakers misjudge pension pressure.
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Lafayette County — Sheriff's Department
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
South Wayne
Township Road
Orville Eells
Craig B. Edler
Eells
Review of Wisconsin Family Care Program for Retarded Children
The Wisconsin Board of Health and Social Services ordered a review of placement procedures in the state family care program for retarded children. The board declined to halt further placements despite a 9 year old's death in a foster home. Officials from advocacy groups will meet with others within a month to discuss the program in detail.
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Madison
Wisconsin Board of Health and Social Services
Wisconsin Association For Retarded Children
The
United Association For Retarded Children
Swiss Music Gala at New Glarus Heidi Festival Event
Green County Swiss performers from the Heidi Festival record New Glarus Heidiland USA will give a 9 p.m. concert at the New Glarus Hotel on Saturday February 28. Artists include Martha Bernet Gale Blum Roger Bright and the Edelweiss Stars Robbie Schneider and Betty Vetterli. Autographs available. proceeds benefit the Heidi Festival. dancing to Roger Bright and his band.
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Green County
Heidiland
USA
Martha Bernet
Gale Blum
Roger Bright
Edelweiss
Robbie Schneider
Betty Vetter
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