Wisconsin highway deaths fall from prior year total
The Milwaukee woman died from injuries in an April crash as Wisconsin's 1973 highway toll reached 425, down from 435 a year earlier. Three drownings were reported in Kenosha, Oostburg, and Rothschild.
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Nixon and World Events Highlight AP In Brief
In brief dispatches from London Saigon United Nations Moscow Jerusalem and Orlando the day’s news covers currency shifts delays in U S inflation measures stalled cease fire talks rising Iraqi gas imports deals to import over 10 billion dollars of Soviet gas over 25 years Brandt Meir talks end with planned first Israeli leader visit Nixon addressing a Florida Tech graduation praising a 1973 class not in Vietnam war.
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Judge to rule on hearing coverage in Watergate case
A federal judge said he will rule Tuesday on whether the court can restrict TV and radio coverage of Senate Watergate hearings. The prosecutors seek to bar coverage for sessions with indicted witnesses while the Senate panel argues publicity aids prosecution.
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Ex-convict and Camden mayoral hopeful Coxson slain in mansion
Major B. Coxson who lost Camden’s mayoral race was killed in his Cherry Hill home in a predawn attack. His wife Lois and daughter Lita were wounded, Toro injured, and a fourth family member unharmed as four armed men fled after entering the house with a horned Cadillac.
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Kiwanis Club Arranges Monroe Paper Pickup for Recycling
The Monroe Kiwanis Club announces a one time then weekly paper pick up for recycling led by Walter Ekum and current chair Ron Spielman. On June 13 residents must place bundled newspapers at curbs by 8 am for two city trucks to collect.
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Watergate at a glance major case developments
U S District Court Judge Sirica will hear arguments on Cox's bid to curb live coverage of Senate hearings. Sen Ervin plans to seek a broader mandate for the panel to probe White House actions for national security. Haldeman testified in a civil suit about Dean not being asked to formally investigate Watergate. Porter testified he lied to a grand jury and Magruder admitted perjury multiple times.
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Franco to relinquish government post while keeping top title
General Franco will give up the government presidency but remain chief of state. Admiral Luis Carrero Blanco is slated to become president, with Prince Juan Carlos named heir to the throne. Alejandro Rodriguez de Valcarcel may be named vice president and secretary general of the Movement.
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Skylab powers up after space walk at mid mission
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz completed a daring space walk to release a jammed solar wing restoring power. Deploying the wing provides about 2000 watts and could exceed 3000 watts, boosting lights water heat and on board experiments as they near a 28 day goal. They set an American duration record by passing 13 days 18 hours 35 minutes and aim to beat a 24 day Soviet mark.
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