Reagan Hopes START Talks To Lessen Nuclear Arms Threat
President Reagan outlined efforts to reduce nuclear arsenals through START talks with the Soviet Union, set for late June in Geneva, while pledging to honor SALT II constraints if the Soviets do the same. He spoke at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day, urging restraint and honesty in seeking a safer world, and noting European demonstrations against nuclear weapons. He reaffirmed support for existing arms accords as long as both sides show restraint, and urged a durable treaty to curb the arms race.
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Nixon predicts Reagan win in 1984 bid
Former President Richard Nixon on CBS Night News forecasts Reagan will seek and win a second term, says Kennedy will win the Democratic nomination but lose to Reagan. Nixon also ridicules Mondale as a warmed over Carter and notes Kennedy must shed weight and adopt new ideas to run.
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Bombings Target U.S. Army Posts in West Germany
Three officers clubs and the V Corps headquarters in Frankfurt were hit by bombs claimed by the Revolutionary Cells, an offshoot of the Baader Meinhof group. No casualties were reported, with damage estimated over 130000 dollars. Police noted similar attacks in Bamberg Gelnhausen and Hanau as Reagan visits approached.
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Frederick Kroesen
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Heidelberg
Kansans Honor War Victims and Memorial Day Observances
Memorial Day services in Topeka and across Kansas honored living and missing service members. About 250 people at Mount Hope Cemetery heard remarks from U.S. Attorney James Marquez and Topeka Mayor William B. McCormick. Families visited graves, expressing lingering hope for MIAs like Capt. Charles Lee Hoskins, shot down in Vietnam.
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Stilwell
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Kansas City
McCain
Vietnam
Defense Department
Margaret Hoskins
Roeland Park
Charles Lee Hoskins
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Senate ends pre-midnight gridlock on housing bill
Senate actions unravel as Dole questions purpose while Goldwater frets about Taiwan. The chamber votes after midnight by unanimity to bypass rules and pass the housing bill. The House ends a two-photographer split, merging staff photographers and capping free prints per scene with negatives available on request.
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R-Aziz
Taiwan
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R-Tenn
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Hearing Notices for Estates in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notices publish May and June 1982 in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas list petitions for estate matters. Names include Armin Soph Sr Jennie Dean McGrew Bessie M Martin Mary Hall and others with hearing dates and administration details.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Armin €. Soph
Sife
Western Fidelity Life Insurance Company
Gibraltar Life Insurance Company of America
Polley
Kirby Soph
Allison Soph
Christopher E. Soph
Armin G. Saph, Sr
Ottawa
Jennie Dean McGrew
State of Kansas
Gan Breuel
Jennie Ean McGrew
Bessie M. Martin
Mary Hall
Thomas Jay Stephenson
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