Ford In Bonn Begins 10 Day Europe Mission Toward East West Stability
President Ford arrives in Bonn with Betty and Henry Kissinger to start a 10 day tour aimed at stabilizing East West relations. He will meet Helmut Schmidt at Gymnich Castle and travel to Warsaw Helsinki Bucharest Belgrade, totaling about 13 200 miles. Ford defends Helsinki statement for East West cooperation and discusses potential SALT talks with Brezhnev. Turkey suspends U S bases in retaliation over Cyprus aid votes.
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Bonn
West Germany
Ford
Betty
Henry A. Kissinger
Gymnich Castle
Kissinger
Helmut Schmidt
Warsaw
Finland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Andrews Air
Latvia
Estonia
Helsinki
White House
Ford Ford
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Europe
Middle East
Greece
Turkey
U.S
Congress
Poland
Bucharest
Belgrade
Water storage key to future Roswell supply says official
Fred Hennighausen of the State Engineer's Office notes Roswell faces storage challenges rather than a water shortage. Local chloride buildup near Roswell, past declines in water levels since 1941, and seasonal rainfall influence usage. 1967 saw pump metering and rights adjudication to curb demand.
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Chaves County
Fred Hennighausen
Roswell
Hennighausen
State Engineers
Kerr Well Field
Roswell Industrial Air Center
South Roswell
Six Mile Hill
Cahoon Park
Zoo Park
Lea County
Farrell McLean
Turkish bases in Turkey under total control by government
Turkish forces began taking control of U S bases in Turkey after Congress banned arms shipments in response to Turkey’s Cyprus invasion. At Karamursel Sinop and Incirlik, the largest bases remain under Turkish command while American personnel stay on. The move aims to a negotiated end to the embargo, with NATO implications and Cyprus installations also affected.
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Cyprus
Ford
Baltic States
Soviet Union
United States
Lithuania
Emel Anl
Associated Press
Ankara
Turkey
U.S
American Congress
House
Anatolian
Karamursel
Istanbul
Washington
Pentagon
Sinop
Black Sea
Incirlik
Strategic Air Base
South
NATO
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
North Atlantic Alliance
House of Representatives
Banks Guilty Of Rioting After Custer County Melee
CUSTER SD AP Dennis Banks 43 found guilty of rioting and assault for the February 6 1973 disturbance at the Custer County Courthouse. He was acquitted on three other charges from the melee between demonstrators and police.
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Custer, S.D
American Indian Movement
Dennis Banks
Custer County
Banks
Road mystique hitchhiking reenacts frontier charm near Roswell
Roswell police say they will not stop hitchhikers unless they seem endangered or match a felony suspect description. Photo shows three men George Wells Bill Hyslop and Tip Smith posing for a “hand” for dramatic effect as part of the roadside stunt.
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Roswell
America
George Wells
Country Club Road
Bill Hyslop
Chrysler Drive
Tip Smith
22Nd St. Roswell
L. M. Hall
Hall
Hitchhiking Faces Law in Roswell Roadway crackdown
Roswell police warn hitchhikers under Ordinance 20152 forbidding standing in the roadway to solicit rides or business. Officers note few arrests for hitchhiking, with checks via LETS or NCIC to see if a wanted felon is involved. State and federal systems store warrants, and hits trigger detentions before rides are pursued.
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Law Enforcement Teletype System
LETS
National Crime Information Center
NCIC
Hall
Washington, D.C
Roswell
FBI
Ron Hoatson
Hoatson
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