Brezhnev Pompidou hold Paris summit on arms and independence
Brezhnev arrives after talks with Nixon for a Paris summit where Pompidou pledges France will maintain sovereignty in national defense. The talks likely focus on nuclear and conventional arms cuts, Western European independence, and possible openness to Helsinki security discussions.
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Paris
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Georges Pompidou
France
Brezhnev
Washington
Nixon
Marie Antoinette Boudoir
Rambouillet Chateau
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Helsinki
New Hair Growth Breakthrough Promised by Lab Firm
Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants advertises a 32 day trial to stop hair loss and grow hair for men and women. It warns baldness is often untreatable when roots die but claims many cases are due to sebum or other causes and invites inquiries by mail with confidential answers.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
Morris Board to Discuss Life-Safety Program and Bids
The Morris High School Board of Education will meet at Morris Community High School Wednesday at 7 p.m. to discuss the life-safety program and hear a report on insurance bids. The board will also discuss bids on a van and open bids on milk and ice cream.
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Morris High School Board of Education
Morris Community High School
Drivers cited after traffic stops on Main and Tabler roads
Jeffrey Q. Kutches, 19, of 618 E. Washington St., cited for disobeying a stop sign on Main St at Wauponsee St by Morris Patrolman Tom Suddarth at 7:23 p.m. Monday. He posted license as bond and faces July 2 court. Teresa M. Barksdale, Rte. 2, ticketed for improper lane usage on Tabler Rd at 3:30 p.m. Monday by Grundy County Chief Deputy Gary Phillips. She posted license as bond and will appear in court.
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Jeffrey Q. Kutches
Washington St
Morris
Tom Suddarth
Main St
Wauponsee St
Kutches
Teresa M. Barksdale
Rte. 2
Grundy County
Gary Phillips
Tabler Rd
Miss Barksdale
Disorderly charge dismissed in Coal City case
Associate Judge Robert Wren dismissed a disorderly charge against Terry A. Hamilton at the complainant Mrs. Evelyn McCullister of Coal City. The judge suspended a total of 48 dollars in fines and costs after Robert P. Guyette pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Michael Hrechko filed a separate complaint alleging Guyette was drunk and profane at the Minooka American Legion.
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Robert Wren
Evelyn McCullister
Kankakee St
Coal City
Terry A. Hamilton
Rte. 1
McCullister
Wren
Robert P. Guyette
Michael Hrechko
Guyette
Minooka American Legion
Frankfort Man Sentenced on Marijuana Possession Charge
James T. McElmurray of Rte. 3 Frankfort Kentucky received six months probation under Associate Judge Robert Wren after a $300 fine was imposed. The judgment of guilt was deterred from further proceedings following his October 17 1972 arrest by Trooper Darryl Pershall for illegal possession of under 2.5 grams of marijuana.
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James T. McElmurray
Rte. 3
Frankfort
Robert Wren
McElmurray
Darryl Pershall
Boy Bitten by Dog In Kinsman Sent To Morris Hospital
James Edwards four of Kinsman was bitten Saturday by a dog owned by Alfred Austino of Kinsman. He was taken to Morris hospital by guardians Earl and wife, treated and released. The dog was picked up Sunday and taken to Morris Veterinary Hospital per Deputy Tim Neary.
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James Edwards
Kinsman
Alfred Austino
Morris Hospital
Earl Persinger
Morris Veterinary Hospital
Tim Neary
Three in One: Wilson's 1912 Victory Over Roosevelt Taft
Woodrow Wilson became the only US president to defeat two former presidents in a single election. He triumphed over Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft in 1912, reshaping American politics.
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Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Wailliam
Howard Taft
Mekong Delta clashes and ceasefire violations rise
Heavy fighting pictured in the Mekong Delta near the U Minh Forest as Viet Cong forces gain a stronghold around Vi Thanh. Saigon reports 86 ceasefire infractions in 24 hours, with 38 Communist deaths and 4 government fatalities plus 77 wounded in two battles.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
Vi Thanh
Mekong
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U.S. Congress
Court to Examine Kent State Deaths
The Supreme Court will decide if federal courts may hear suits over the 1970 Kent State killings. Parents of Allison Krause Jeffrey Miller and Sandra Scheuer seek damages from former Ohio Governor James Rhodes and Ohio National Guard members. Lower courts have dismissed suits against officials.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kent State University
High Court
Ohio
James Rhodes
Ohio National Guard
Allison Krause
Jeffrey Miller
Sandra Scheuer
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