Summit in Moscow Reaffirms Hope for U S Soviet Cooperation
The Nixon Brezhnev meeting in the Kremlin ends with a mood of optimism. They sign a modest arms treaty and pledge broad cooperation while reaffirming distrusts. Kissinger says the aim is transformation from hostility to restrained creativity. The leaders stress trade, peaceful coexistence, and managing global power.
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Public workers urge nationwide labor law push in Congress
Jerry Wurf head of the AFL-CIO union urges expansion of lobbying from states to Congress to win a national labor law covering state county and city employees. He says public employee unions are growing despite hostile state laws and jail risk for leaders who strike.
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Jerry Wurf
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Rockford Man Drowns as Boat Capsizes in Park Lake
Freeman Maclin 18 of Rockford drowned when a rented rowboat capsized in Pierce Lake at Rock Cut State Park. Compan ion John Ross 18 swam to safety after the accident. Fire divers recovered Maclin's body about an hour later.
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Freeman Maclin
Pierce Lake
Rock Cut State Park
John Ross
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Maclin
Bremer pleads innocent in Wallace shooting case
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, Milwaukee, pleads innocent to state charges stemming from the assassination attempt on Gov. George C. Wallace and the wounding of three others. He appeared in Prince Georges County Circuit Court with heavy guard. tentative July 12 trial date set on state charges.
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Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
Bremer
Baltimore County
Prince Georges County
Milwaukee
Wallace
Alabama
E. C. Dothard
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
Dora Thompson
Silver Spring
Arson Suspected After Blast Hits Lord's Restaurant
An explosion at Lord's restaurant on Jackson Boulevard near State Street caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Five one gallon gasoline containers were found inside by arson investigators led by James Casey.
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Chicago
James Casey
1St Division
Lord’s
Jackson Boulevard
State Street
C and N W Plans Summer Cutbacks in Temp Help
The Chicago and North Western Railway will reduce temporary train service employees through summer and early fall. James R. Wolfe cites repeal of a 1907 Wisconsin law requiring a second brakeman as enabling cuts. Payroll staff unaffected. Illinois experiences fall like weather with 10 degree drop and scattered showers.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
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