Packaging of peace orchestrated by Nixon team
An AP analysis traces a staged sequence from Kissinger's Vietnam peace signals to White House briefings and televised addresses. It argues that Nixon aides used deliberate messaging to convey progress, culminating in a televised pledge to end the war with honor.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Atlantic
Nixon
White House
Oval Office
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Ziegler
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Thieu
Florida White House
Tho
Andrews Air Force Base
Plan transmitter sites Mazomanie chosen for emergency system
Mazomanie Wisconsin identified as one of ten sites for a nationwide emergency warning transmitter network. The 50 000 watt Mazomanie unit would cover 12 states and be part of tests in Baltimore starting next month. Civil Defense aims to broadcast tornado flood hurricane and nuclear attack alerts to homes via new receivers.
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Decision Information Distribution System
Baltimore
Martin
Mazomanie
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Madison
Division of Motor Vehicles
Lorch Named President of Bank of Brodhead
Willis M. Lorch is appointed president of the Bank of Brodhead by the board, succeeding Fred Hahlen who retires after 17 years as president. Lorch has served as executive vice president and cashier and joined the bank in 1949. he has held multiple community and banking leadership roles and has a family including Arlene and three children.
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Brodhead
Willis M. Lorch
Bank of Brodhead
Lorch
Fred Hahlen
Leon 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
Blackhawk Vocational School
Aspin Urges REAP Fund Restoration to Aid Farmers
First District congressman Les Aspin urged President Nixon to restore federal REAP funds arguing the program has aided about one in five farmers since the 1930s. He said cutting REAP would harm small farmers and hinder conservation and productive practices, though he supports overall spending cuts.
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Washington, D.C
First District
Les Aspin
Nixon
REAP
Aspin
Wisconsin 1972 harvest woes and crop yields fade
Wisconsin endured a severe harvest season due to heavy rains from July through September. Despite widespread difficulties, corn yields reached about 95 bushels per acre, only three less than 1971. Soybeans set a record, at over 4 million acres, while oats averaged 55 bushels per acre and many crops fell short of 1971.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Statistical Reporting Service
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Associated Press
Ronald L. Ziegler
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Miami
U.S
Iceland
Westman Islands
Island of
Heymaey
Reykjavik
Plan
State Revenue Department
Peter Karpoff
Department
Karpoff
Albany
N.Y
New York Assembly
Antonio Olivieri
Manhattan
Eras
Ras
Ea Ee
Swiggum
18Th Ave
Beverage Depot
Monroe, Wis
Alice
Dairyland
Debbie Moser
Wausau
University of Wisconsin - Platteville
Rice Lake
The
Jaycees
Lions Club
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Decatur Country Club
Alpine Curling Club
Arlene
Kathryn
Waukesha
Debra Fischer
Greg
UW - Whitewater
Olds
Bienema
Cadillac
Henry Block
IRS
H & R Block
ST. Commercial & Savings Bank
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