IMF delays reforms as nations split over core changes
In Nairobi the IMF closed a week of meetings without enacting basic monetary reforms and set a July target date for new talks. China formally seeks to replace Taiwan in the fund, while Taiwan pledges to contest its seat. Diplomatic talks in New York focus on trans Atlantic cooperation with Nixon and nine Common Market leaders expected to sign. Skylab 2 astronauts begin a debrief journey, and Honolulu police publish a bilingual guide for dealing with Japanese tourists.
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Kenya
International Monetary Fund
IMF
China
Taiwan
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Nixon
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
New York
Nixon Brandt to discuss Atlantic partnership in Washington
President Nixon and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt planned talks in Washington on strengthening Western European ties and revitalizing the Atlantic alliance after Brandt arrived from New York.
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Washington
Nixon
Willy Brandt
U.S
Brandt
United Nations
New York
Armstrong Pleads Guilty to Campus Bombing Roles
Antiwar activist Karleton L. Armstrong pleaded guilty to state and federal charges for the Sterling Hall bombing that killed a graduate student in 1970. Attorneys say a plea deal could yield parole eligibility in five years. hearings and sentencing are to be scheduled, with concurrent caps around 25 years.
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Madison
Wis
Karleton L. Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
FBI
Armstrong
Karl Armstrong
James Bowen
George McGovern
D-S.c
Sterling Hall
Canada
Circuit Court
U.S
Melvin Greenberg
Sauk County
Wisconsin donors list for Nixon 1972 re election
Milwaukee報 Sentinel reports more than 60 Wisconsin affiliated donors on Nixon campaign list released Friday. Contributions reached 30110 by Robert A Paliasito, 5876 by R D Ziegler, with about 50000 total from Wisconsin to Nixon 1972 bid. The report notes 163000 returned to the state organization for pre primary efforts. Other donors include Samuel C Johnson 4000 and Victor Braun Lloyd Smith Carl Steiger each 1000.
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Washington
Nixon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
Robert A. Paliasito
R. D. Ziegler
Republican Party
the Sentinel
Racine Corporation
Samuel C. Johnson
Victor F. Braun
Lloyd B. Smith
Carl E. Steiger
Oshkosh
Insurance Company
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
Sharp fall in farm prices dominates September report
Washington AP notes raw farm product prices fell 8 percent in September, led by cattle and hogs. Despite the sharpest drop in over 25 years, the overall farm price index stays 48 percent above a year earlier. Meat prices may ease slowly, with beef and other livestock product costs easing over time. Corn and soybeans declined, while wheat cotton and milk rose. Dragaway section adds late entry: the 6th annual Gas Coupe and Sedan National Championships at Rockford Dragaway.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Paarlberg
Johnson Attacks Lucey Welfare Stance in Wisconsin
Senate leader Raymond Johnson criticizes Gov Lucey over welfare costs and politics. He praises Mrs Lucey as informed and influential, urges welfare reform during the four week session, and cites rising welfare cases from 67,176 to 85,200. He predicts battles over vetoes and budget issues.
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Madison
Senate
Raymond Johnson
Elena
Patrick J Lucey
Johnson
Lucey
Fall legislative fireworks begin in Madison Tuesday
Wisconsin lawmakers open a four week fall session with plans to repeal some first session laws while advancing new measures. Key battles center on a pay hike for legislators, hunting and fishing fee increases, and an instant parole provision for felons. Governor Lucey faces pressure on seat belt mandates hospital nursing home certs and fuel oil supervision while seeking a scaled back highway bond program.
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Wisconsin
John Shabaz
New Berlin
Shabaz
Assembly
GOP
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Public Service Commission
Assembly State Affairs Committee
Joint Finance Committee
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Lebanon
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Baghdad
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Santiago, Chile
Luis Corvalan
Communist Party
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Los Angeles
John B. Connally
National Federation of Republican Women
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ST. Louis, Mo
Edward Tripp
St. Louis
Cost of Living Council
Charles Binsted
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Teamsters Union
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers
Army Math Research Center
Karl
Robert Kellerman
Toronto
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Indochina
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Fassnacht
Kellermann
James Doyle
U.S. District Court
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West Bend
Cates
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Bert Cates
Tom Farris
Dunlap
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Cates’ Trail
Monroe Theatre Guild
Monroe
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Warren P Knowles
Patrick Lucey
David
United Nations General Assembly
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