Sequenced Kissinger diplomacy seals Vietnam peace packaging
An AP analysis traces how Kissinger and Nixon orchestrated a phased public rollout from Jan 12 to a televised vow to end the war. It notes how early signals, White House briefings, and coordinated announcements built momentum while avoiding explicit commitments.
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Henry Kissinger
Atlantic
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White House
Oval Office
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
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Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
Ziegler
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Thieu
Florida
Tho
Andrews Air Force Base
Mazomanie selected for emergency warning transmitter plan
Mazomanie Wisconsin named one of ten sites for a nationwide emergency warning transmitter system. Civil Defense official Robert B. Martin said the 160 acre Mazomanie site would host a 50 000 watt transmitter serving 12 states. The project aims to broadcast tornado flood hurricane and nuclear attack warnings via receivers citizens would install at home. Tests begin next month in Baltimore Maryland to determine feasibility.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Key Biscayne
Fla
Ziegler
Florida
Miami
Kissinger
Tho
Decision Information Distribution System
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Martin
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Iowa
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Missouri
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Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Lorch Named President of Bank of Brodhead
Willis M. Lorch becomes president of the Bank of Brodhead succeeding Fred Hahlen who retires after 17 years. Lorch, a UW graduate and former executive vice president, has long served the local community and banking associations.
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Brodhead
Willis M. Lorch
Bank of Brodhead
Lorch
Fred Hahlen
Leo A. Scheberle
D.N. Lederman
Avis R. Olson
Ruth Kamps
D.M. Condon
Gloria Haroldson
Eau Claire
U.S. Navy
University of Wisconsin
UW Graduate School of Banking
South Central Safe Deposit Assn
Green County Bankers Assn
Brodhead Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Brodhead Development Corp
Blackhavl Vocational School
Aspin urges restoration of REAP funds for farmers
First District congressman Les Aspin urged President Nixon to reverse the termination of Rural Environmental Assistance Program funds. He argued REAP aids 20 percent of farmers, helps conserve land, and supports production and jobs, especially for small farmers, while acknowledging a need to cut federal spending elsewhere.
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Washington, D.C
First
Les Aspin
Nixon
Reap
Wisconsin harvest woes mark 1972 crop year
Wisconsin faced a tough harvest in 1972 due to heavy rains from July through September. Despite the difficulties, corn yields reached 95 bushels per acre, just 3 below 1971's record. Soybeans set a record yield with over 4 million acres, while oats averaged 55 bushels per acre, the lowest since 1966.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Statistical Reporting Service
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