23 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
1
Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin, dizzy and unable to walk unassisted after the Pacific splashdown, heads a trio of Skylab crewmen set to recover fully. He vomited during exertion tests while flight surgeon Dr. Royce Hawkins reported their overall recovery remains likely.
On a Nixon aircraft over the American West Brezhnev imitates a gunfighter with thumbs cocked and fingers pointed at Nixon. The leaders share smiles as Grand Canyon views pass by and a brief exchange on desert living follows.
Four community queens were crowned last evening Albany Argyle Monticello and New Glarus bringing the total to five for 1973 74 Shelley Sellnow 16 Albany Dairy Queen was crowned by retiree Julia Sarbacker with crown donated by Mr and Mrs Bradley Binder Margaret Sowl and Linda Krupke were first and second runners up in Albany Susan Johnson 17 Argyle was named Dairy Queen with Sharon Emberson and Christine Nelson as runners up Monticello crowned Marianne Dickson with Janice Wettach and Jan Quade as runners up The event included an ice cream social and school bands in attendance
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's 1973 traffic fatality toll reached 472, up from 490 on the same date last year. The deaths include 11 year old Steven Goossens of Glenwood City after a rural road collision, and a 54 year old Kenosha County highway worker near Bristol.
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev move talks to the Western White House to finalize a multi page communique covering nuclear arms talks European security issues and mutual force reductions. An aviation pact linking New York Moscow and direct Washington Leningrad flights is expected to be signed today.
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