Nixon Heads For Home From Summit Tour
President Nixon flies from Warsaw to report to Congress on summit talks with four nations and the arms limitation accord with the Soviet Union. He will address a joint session at 9 30 p.m. after landing at Andrews Air Force Base, outlining what has been achieved and what remains.
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Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Austria
Tran
Poland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Moscow
Hegel
Leonid I
Denki Park
Senate
Congressional
Wein Seeks Three Jazz Dates for August Festival
Councilman William Benisch outlined a plan for three afternoon jazz concerts by Wein’s productions, with expected audiences around 7,000 each and total proceeds near 23 000. London, the treasurer, confirmed August dates as Newport Festival in New York runs July. The city faces a roadblock: Wein owes 10 000 in back taxes on Festival Fick properties and 10 000 for last summer’s police. The license hinges on payment. Benisch will meet London soon to report city stance.
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Wein
William Benisch
Arnold London
London
New York City
Benisch
Phantoms and Reds clash as Hue area battle widens
More than 1,000 South Vietnamese para troopers with tanks moved northwest of Hue to trap a North Vietnamese regiment. U S Phantoms shot down two MIGs near the Chinese border and a Phantom crew was rescued. Navy ships shelled targets along the coast as ground forces pressed through the Hue foothills and Kon Tum area, with casualties reported on both sides and mass graves found near northern towns.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
North Vietnam
Tames
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Kon Tumalgo
Konbum
Armored Task Force
Council To Cut Schools Budget
The Newport council preliminarily approved a budget keeping the School Department at the same level as this year, totaling 3,181,281 for the schools. The School Committee sought 178,109 more. further action is deferred to next Wednesday. The panel also considered funding for St Catherine Academy, raises, and a middle school site, but no action was taken.
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Iry Pace Reaney
Prel
Donnelly
St. Catherine Academy
B. Cowlea Mallory
Alfred L. Angel
Newport
William F. Benisch
Angel
DeSimone Seeks Rhode Island Governor Nomination
Former two term attorney general Daniel DeSimone declares for governor at a Providence breakfast rally before 900 supporters. He criticizes state government under Democratic control, pledges expenditure reform, cost-conscious programs, and open government while hinting at a broader ticket with John H. Chafee and noting his recent role as assistant U.S. secretary of transportation.
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Rhode Islanders
Petiti
DeSimone
John H. Chatee
GOP
Richard J. Israel
Henalth
U.S
John H. Chafee
Chafee
Chafee-DeSimone
Licht
State House
Gener
Inside The News Item Titles From Page 20 and 23
The notice mentions a Portsmouth lease dispute on page 20 and a lack of facilities halting a test at Ashbella on page 23. It reflects brief summaries of two regional items and their page references.
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Portsmouth
Asbella Test
Newport Ships Denied Docking For Gaspee Day
Newport ships scheduled for Gaspee Days in Providence have had docking privileges denied. Navy guidance listed Dale and Talbot as to be sent, but city officials reportedly rejected port access. Gaspee Days chairman Edward Yatsko says he learned of the denial after months of trying to obtain permission. The mayor and port director John Silva did not confirm details.
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Providence
Edward Yatsko
Navy
Navesman
Dale
Talbot
John F. Smollins Jr
Yatska
Smollins
Doorkty
John S. Silva
Silva
Vatsko
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