Nixon to announce choice for vice president today
President Nixon will name a nominee to succeed Spiro Agnew and address the nation at 8 p.m. in an East Room telecast. Final selection made this morning after Camp David discussions with GOP leaders and consultations with Barry Goldwater.
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Wisconsin Senate debates short-term nonresident fishing licenses
A Wisconsin Senate bill introduces short-term, cut-rate licenses for nonresidents to ease tourism industry backlash while keeping most higher fees set in August and preserving the state’s doubled annual rates. The measure adds license categories aimed at nonresidents while maintaining the higher existing fees.
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Krogh Charged With False Testimony In Watergate Probe
Former White House plumbers chief Egil Krogh Jr is charged by a federal grand jury with lying under oath about E Howard Hunt and G Gordon Liddy. The action comes as other national policy moves unfold including a looming veto on a landmark war powers restraint bill and a broad reform plan for commodities trading.
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Labor leaders vow strong fight over Nixon vp picks
AFL-CIO leaders meeting in Miami Beach pledge a vigorous battle if Nixon nominates John B. Connally or Ronald Reagan for vice president. They can live with others named in speculation, notably Nelson Rockefeller and William Rogers, amid a broader political backdrop of Nixon's ongoing controversy.
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United Fund of Monroe allocates 20 agencies funds
Arthur Turcotte, United Fund president, urges community support for a $35,990 goal. Twenty agencies will receive allocations after screening, with totals including Salvation Army $1600, Red Cross $6700, Boy Scouts $6700, Girl Scouts $5800, Day Development Center $3800, and others. Operating costs run about 4 percent.
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Kissinger Says Soviet Aid Not Serious to Endanger Detente
Secretary Kissinger said the Soviet Union has not endangered detente by its Middle East stance, though not fully helpful, and that the U S would act if Moscow showed irresponsibility. He noted no major arms shipments to Israel are warranted now and gave no details on potential steps. Road toll reaches 876 in Wisconsin for 1973 as deaths from Dane and Rock County crashes push toll higher than last year.
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Bangkok students massed for biggest Thai protest in history
More than 100000 students gathered at a Bangkok University campus denouncing the military government and demanding the release of 13 critics arrested last Saturday. Leaders warned of strong measures if the 13 are not freed by noon Saturday.
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Monroe Evening Times Prepares 75th Anniversary Edition
The Monroe Evening Times marks its 75th anniversary with a 140 page Saturday edition. Early press, limited extra copies, 50 cents counter price or 75 cents mailed, theme Progressing with the Times, two pounds per copy, call after 10 a.m. for extra orders.
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