Nixon and Kosygin Sign SALT and Space Cooperation Deals
President Nixon and Premier Kosygin sign a strategic arms limit accord aimed at freezing land based missile launchers while allowing at sea progress. A second agreement launches U S Soviet cooperation in space exploration and science.
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Moscow
Nixon
Alexei N. Kosygin
William P. Rogers
Vladimir Kéirillin
Soviet Committee For Science and Technology
Gerard Smith
Helsinki
Finland
Vladimir Semenov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Brezhnev
Henry Kissinger
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Zelenograd
Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty In Wallace Case
Arthur Bremer pleaded not guilty in U.S. District Court to federal charges in the May 15 shooting of Alabama Gov. George Wallace and three others at a political rally. The 21-year-old busboy stood before Judge Edward Northrup and faced four charges including using a firearm to commit a felony. Bail debates limited him to $200,000. pretrial motions were set, with a prompt hearing and expeditious trial planned.
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Baltimore
Arthur H. Bremer
U.S
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Edward S. Northrup
Bremer
Northrup
Benjamin Lipsitz
Wallace
Wisconsin
Maryland
FBI
Clarence I. Goetz
Nixon Places Wreath at Soviet Unknown Soldier Tomb
President Nixon visits the Kremlin to lay a wreath at the Soviet Unknown Soldier tomb near the Kremlin Wall. He credits US Soviet wartime alliance and walks with Soviet officials including Anatoly Dobrynin as aides carry the wreath.
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Moscow
Nixon
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Hitler
Germany
Anatoly Dobrynin
Washington
United ‘State’of America
Shanas Welcome a Son James Harold Shanas Jr
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT announces the birth of James Harold Shanas Jr., a son weighing 66 lbs 7 oz, born at 7 28 a.m. Tuesday at St Francis Hospital to Harold and Mrs Shanas. Sister Paige awaits, with grandparents Aurther LaBorde of Alexandria and Harold A Shanas of Monroe.
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Harold Shanas
Splane
West Monroe
James Harold Shanas Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Paige
Aurther LaBorde
Alexandria
Harold A. Shanas
Monroe
Louisiana House backs 19 member higher education superboard
The House Education Committee approves a bill to create a Louisiana higher education superboard merging LSU Board of Supervisors, state Board of Education functions, and the Coordinating Council. The Long amendment sets eight elected members, 11 appointed, with one third of appointees black and two student members.
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Baton Rouge
House Education Committee
Louisiana
Robert Crisler
LaFayette
Jimmy Long
Natchitoches
Woody Jenkins
Crisler
Rep
Alphonse Jackson
Shreveport
Senate
Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors
State Board of Education
Louisiana Coordinating’ Council For Higher Education
U S Plans Additional B52 Bombers to Vietnam War
The Pentagon announced more B52 bombers are being sent to Indochina as the United States expands air strikes against North Vietnam. Pentagon officials indicate targets will include any used to support the war effort with little detail on numbers of aircraft.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
My Chanh River
Hue
Quang Tri City
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hon Gay
Nam Dinh
US. Command
Hanoi
Dmz
Radio
Washington
Pentagon
Indochina
Air Force
Daniel James Jr
James
Defense
Western Pacific
Southeast Asia
Wallace speaks to reporters after shooting in Silver Spring
Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama met reporters in Silver Spring Maryland for the first time since being shot at a rally on May 15 He said he was sorry it had to end this way and noted he expects to participate in the Democratic convention in Miami Beach His voice was husky but he smiled as wife Cornelia and children watched.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
Haiphong
7Th Fleet
Quang Tri City
Quang Tri
Quang Tri Province
Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Miami Beach
Wallace
Cornelia
George
Thundershowers Possible This Afternoon In Monroe
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a few thundershowers mainly this afternoon with partly cloudy skies today and Thursday. Highs near 90 and mild nights, with lows around the upper 60s. FAA Monroe Municipal reports highs of 93 Tuesday and 71 this morning. no precipitation in Monroe Tuesday. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temps Friday through Sunday.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Monroe
River Stages Flood Prompt Change at Camden
River stage readings show a 26.4 fall with flood concerns affecting Camden area. Reading notes indicate Monroe and Nok locations listed with stage data and potential impacts on local waterways.
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Camden
Monroe
Mrs Nixon Enjoys Moscow Shopping Amid Summit Delays
Mrs Nixon spent about 134.68 rubles or 163 dollars on five scarves at Moscow's GUM department store during a whirlwind visit. She and her entourage faced thick smog over Moscow State University and a line of cheering Russians as she toured the city with security agents nearby.
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Moscow
Pat Nixon
Leonid TI. Brezhnev
Nixon
Nixons
Secret Service
Inside The News Star Classifieds and Sections
The readable fragment lists sections and page indicators from the News Star including Abby Lowman Broadway Popenoe and various columns such as Classifieds Radio TV Comics Sports Crossword Theater Editorial Horoscope Women and Weather across multiple pages 4A 6B 8B 10A.
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Abby
Lowman
Popenoe
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Natural Gas Tax Boost Bill Okayed
The House Ways and Means Committee recommended passage of Gov. Edwards's plan to raise the natural gas severance tax from 2.3 to 3.3 cents per thousand cubic feet, projecting $46 million yearly. Edwards argues proceeds fund tax relief while critics warn of higher costs to business and public, with residents paying about 70 cents more yearly.
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Baton Rouge, la
House
Ways and Means
Edwin Edwards
Sidwards
Edwards
Traigle
Louisiana
Ed Stagg
Baton Rouge
Council For A Better Louisiana
George Gibson
Amoco Production Co
New York Firm Ordered to Roll Back Prices
The Price Commission ordered Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc to roll back prices after it illegally exceeded profit margins. The New York City based grocer with Bronx HQ and over 176 million yearly revenue must reduce prices to refund triple the overcharges. The commission also discussed prosecution for eight other large firms that ignored tardy reports.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
New York
Daitch
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Bronx
Man Celebrates Mirror Break With Seven Years Bad Luck
A 95 year old man breaks a mirror and laughs at gaining seven years of bad luck, claiming the mishap brings good humor to his day.
U S Bases Rules For Home Loans
Washington AP reports new Federal Home Loan Bank Board limits raise maximum conventional mortgage amounts effective June 1. For 90 percent loans buyers may borrow up to 45 000, 95 percent loans up to 36 000, reflecting shifts toward higher leverage for younger families and a decline in savings inflows to savings and loan associations.
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Washington
Bank Board
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Preston Martin
Highest Reading Temperature From Weather Service
The National Weather Service records Blythe California as the warmest site Tuesday with 96 degrees. Flagstaff Arizona reports a low of 25 degrees, illustrating wide temperature swings across the mainland.
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New York
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