Pentagon signals widening North Vietnam bombing targets
The Pentagon said U S planes will hit industrial plants and power facilities in North Vietnam, expanding beyond petroleum depots and transport targets. Spokesman Jerry Friedheim noted the new phase will include basic economic resources and military support sites, with prior targets like bridges and rail lines already under attack.
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Pentagon
North Vietnam
U. S
Nixon
South Vietnam
Jerry W. Friedheim
North
Hanoi
Friedheim
Priedheim
Thi Nguyen
Temporary restraining order halts Inland Steel strikers
A U S District Court in East St. Louis issued a 54day restraining order against 365 Inland Steel Co Lesser mine strikers after a wildcat stoppage begun 12:02 am Saturday over pay and time lost in a safety dispute. Miners plan a 6 pm meeting today, aiming to return at midnight. Kenneth Dawes of United Mine Workers Local 1545 says talks failed as the company refused to meet. Dares, the mine safety chair, and Tom Shoe make reported efforts to resume talks.
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East St. Louis
Bill Lockin
Kenneth Dawes
United Mine Workers of America
Dares
Tom Shoemake
Nixon Soviet visit signals possible arms control deal
Moscow press frames Nixon visit as businesslike and frank with hopes for a strategic arms limit. Pravda prints full speech. Tass summaries align with Red Star. Note omission of Nixon Vietnam reference showing Washington seeking Moscow restraint on Hanoi.
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
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Leonid J. Brezhnev
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Nixon in Moscow article translated to English
Translation notes indicate the piece discusses Nixon in Moscow. The summary preserves named figures and setting while avoiding speculation or added details.
Parochiaid bill passes Illinois Senate with minor changes
Illinois Senate approves a $36 million package of parochiaid bills to fund private and parochial schools. The measure, similar to a bill struck down by the state Supreme Court last year, passed with minor alterations and advances in Springfield.
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Illinois Senate
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Marion attorney rejects write in bid for Congress
James W. Sanders of Marion declined to run against incumbent Kenneth J. Gray in the 2ath District. Sanders, who received about a thousand write in votes, said running would require him to resign multiple local posts and curtail his law practice. He thanked supporters and left open a future bid if circumstances change.
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Mrs Nixon gifts basketballs to Moscow school visit
First Lady Pat Nixon presented six bright orange basketballs to Secondary School 42 in Moscow and praised a female coach after watching a five minute game. Newsmen caused a scene near dignitaries, prompting American officials to limit press near the officials for the Moscow subway tour. Mrs Nixon also exchanged slides on America and received three pink roses from a student.
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Pat Nixon
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyka
U. S
Nixon
Husky
Bar short on beer as Moscow summit press crowd swamps hotel
Soviet authorities underestimated the thirst of several hundred international journalists at the U S Soviet summit press center and adjoining bar. The 400 room In tourist Hotel bar ran dry within six hours of the newsmen arriving and by afternoon no replacement stock was in sight.
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Rend Lake Dedication Days Under Way In Benton IL
The Rend Lake Dedication Days schedule opens with Miss Rend Lake judging tonight at 7 30 in Benton area venues. Events include a dedication ball carnival parade waterski show and a 2 pm Saturday dedication program. Tickets cost 125 for contests 250 for the ball and free concert by Jennings and West featured in Lesser and Mt Vernon venues.
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Benton High School
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Josef
Mt. Vernon
Richard B. Ogilvie
Benton
Bend Lake Dam
Evansville
Waylon Jennings
Dottie West
Jennings
Committee clears strip mine bill with 5 million plan
The Winds Senate approved a bill by 42-3 to spend 5 million for state purchase and restoration of strip mined lands. Sponsored by Sen. John L. Knueppel the measure allows the state to sell restored properties to private owners. The orphaned lands bill, akin to a House kill last week, is seen as key by environmentalists.
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Winds Senate
John L. Knueppel
D-Petersburg
Nixon and Brezhnev meet in Kremlin for summit progress
Washington Star reports Nixon’s first Kremlin meeting with Brezhnev amid signs major accords will be signed on health research and environmental cooperation. Plenary talks in Catherine Hall, with Ziegler and Zamyatin noting a businesslike atmosphere.
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Leonid M. Zamyatin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
William P. Rogers
Zamyatin
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Wallace shooting Suspect indicted in Maryland case
Federal and state indictments were returned against Arthur B. Bremer of Milwaukee for the shooting of Governor George C. Wallace and wounding three others. Bremer is held in Baltimore County jail on $200,000 bond after his May 15 arrest following the Laurel Maryland incident. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down, remains hospitalized in Silver Spring. The attack also injured a Secret Service agent, an Alabama state trooper, and a Wallace campaign worker.
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Laurel
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Local forecast calls for pleasant fair conditions tonight
The forecast notes a clear to partly cloudy night with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and storms and highs near 90. Thursday through Saturday show partly cloudy intervals with chances of showers or thunderstorms.
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