Toasts Flow Freely At The Summit
Washington AP Nixon and Brezhnev toasted U S Soviet friendship as four cooperative agreements were signed and talks moved to trade. The leaders clinked glasses vigorously spilling champagne while Rogers Butz and Gromyko signed the bilateral accords and Brezhnev pretended to nap for photographers.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid J
Brezhnev
William P. Rogers
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Andrei Gromyko
Harvest Strain Hits Wellington Wheat Growers Hard
Wellington officials warn Sumner County farmers face a wheat harvest slowdown due to boxcar fuel and storage shortages. Farmers Grain Association manager Don Anderson says only about three quarters may be harvested without boxcars and fuel, as crews grow scarce and ripening wheat floods the fields.
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Wellington
Kan
Kansas
Sumner County
Don Anderson
Farmers Grain Association
Farmers Co-op
Farmland Industries
Anderson
Dean to testify Nixon knew Watergate coverup
A source says John W. Dean III will testify next week that President Nixon knew of the coverup. Prosecutors seal and date evidence to prove Dean’s testimony was not used to indict him. Senate hearings postponed for Brezhnev visit. logs show Nixon meetings with Dean, including one on Sept. 15 with Haldeman.
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Nixon
Brezhnev
State Department
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
John W. Dean III
Washington
Senate
Dean
Watergate Committee
Watergate
James Neal
Committee
Senate Committee
Leonid I. Brezhnev
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Kelley Defies Pressure in FBI Director Confirmation
Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley told the Senate Judiciary Committee he would not bow to political pressure if confirmed as FBI director. He said oversight must be restrictive and cog nisant of FBI work to avoid undue influence, as hearings open on Hoover era vacancy.
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FBI
Kelley
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Keiley
Skyhook firm shines at Ottawa clash of industry leaders
Ottawa Industrial Development Chamber honors Skyhook Corporation at a 7 am breakfast at the National Guard Armory. Jack Pearce and Ray Maher cite rapid growth, $500000 payroll, and 3 million yearly volume as they discuss expansion hopes and U.S. Canada reach. The event showcased cranes at 1640 Main and outlined a city commission agenda for Olive Street paving and zoning changes.
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Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Skyhook Corporation
National Guard
Jack Pearce
Ray Maher
Juliet Prowse
Mary Martin
Ottawa City Commission
Olive Street
13Th
15Th Streets
King Street Enterprises Inc
Hubbard Lumber Co., Inc
Massasoit Street
Franklin Savings and Loan Association
Seventh and Main
Savings and Loan
Deadline Nears for Taxes Due Without Penalty
Only one day left to pay personal and real estate taxes in the County Treasurer's office at the courthouse. Bring tax receipts. Mail payments by June 20 to avoid penalty. in person payments after June 20 incur penalties. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Skylab Crew Extends Space Walk and Film Retrieval
Commander Charles Conrad Jr and Raul Weitz completed a 3 hour space walk in half the time outside Skylab Houston. They revived a dead battery with a hammer repair and retrieved six film canisters likely revealing solar secrets. The trio neared the 28 day mission end with a planned Friday Pacific splashdown.
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Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Pacific Ocean
Rusty Schweickart
More Support Voiced For Court Facility
Franklin County residents voiced support on Wednesday for a new county court facility including the District Court. Attorney Gary Jordan cited poor acoustics, lighting, and no air conditioning, urging the commission to consider a full building for all courts at an estimated 413004 dollars, funded by taxes.
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Jewel Scott
A.F. Lewis
Gary Jordan
District Court
Lewis
Jordan
Franklin County Commission
Lee Nichols
Lee
Nichols
Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
Princeton
Middle Creek
Commission
Glenn Underwood
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United States
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Jack Anderson
Archibald Cox
Cox
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Trace
J. Edgar Hoover
Pearce
Oklahoma City
Maher
Canada
States
Spence
Sponcoall- Pearce
Chamber of Comsteel
Merce
Charles A
Reid Ward
Beeman
Skylab
Weitz
Mission Control
Earth
Robert A. Parker
Newsmen
Parker
Conrad Kerwin
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