Nixon Brezhnev Reach Historic Missile Stockpile Accord
Nixon and Brezhnev sign historic pacts to limit defensive missiles and cap offensive missiles over five years. Both sides commit parity in launchers, two ABM sites, and no new fixed ICBM launchers after July. Soviets hold edge in long range missiles. U S leads in warheads. No on site inspections. verification via satellites. Nixon tours Leningrad after signing, praising peace efforts.
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Argyle farmer returns home after hospital stay
Marion V. Dickau 41 of Argyle is heading home after four and a half months at St. Clare Hospital following a January tractor mishap on his farm that left him with crushed hips, multiple leg fractures, and a fractured knee cap. He walks on crutches, with orders to take it easy, as wife Nyla and neighbors manage the 115 acre farm and prepare corn and oats. Beulah the Cow, signed by family and nurses, accompanies him home as he plans time for fishing. Nurses recall him as one of their best patients.
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Kontum Battles Escalate as Tanks Hit Again
Allied forces repelled a second tank assault on Kontum as fighting raged in the central highlands. Casualties neared 1,000 with 625 North Vietnamese and 89 South Vietnamese killed in two days, while U.S. gunships knocked out seven tanks and operations widened to My Chanh and An Loc fronts.
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Memorial Day traffic deaths rise across nation
AP News in Brief reports at least 29 fatalities during the Memorial Day holiday weekend as travel weather stays fair. Deaths began Friday 6 p.m. local time and run until Monday midnight with Southeast and Great Plains areas hardest hit.
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Memorial Day Parade Set For Monday Morning
Monroe residents are reminded of the annual Memorial Day observance to be sponsored by the American Legion Post. Participants assemble at Lincoln School at 8 30 a.m. for a 9 a.m. parade from the corner of 16th Ave and 16th St to the Veteran Memorial Monument in Greenwood Cemetery, with ceremonies at 9 30 a.m.
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Clarification of Work Permit Prerequisites at Chamber Office
The Chamber of Commerce outlines required items for youths aged 12 to 18 seeking work permits. Applicants must provide a written employer request, parental or guardian consent, and a birth or baptismal certificate to prove age, plus a 25 cent reimbursement to the youth from the employer. Chamber secretary Pat Duhai urges cooperation to speed approvals.
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Wisconsin Officials Face Questions Over Agency Grants
Madison reports secretary of the state Department of Local Affairs and Development offers to appear before a legislative committee to answer questions about 407 500 in agency grants. He says the funds support sound projects to bring social change and accuses Rep Grover of seeking publicity.
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Dairy Month Breakfast Plans Kickoff in Green County
Plans for the June 1 Dairy Month breakfast in Green County are set with Donald N. McDowell Madison national FFA chairman and former Wisconsin secretary of agriculture as speaker. Myron Jeglum will introduce him at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown 7:30 a.m. event hosted by church women and Browntown 4H youth with Dairy Queen candidates assisting.
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