Kissinger Flies to Japanese Talks Amid Admin Rift
Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser, flies to Tokyo for an unofficial weekend visit aimed at repairing strains and bolstering ties with Japan. He plans meetings with premier Eisaku Sato and other officials, including leaders from the Japan-U.S. Economic Council, during a crowded itinerary.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
Japan
Nixon
America
Eisaku Sato
City Council votes fund golf complex study and cemetery salaries
The council approved a $5,000 park recreation facility study and a $20,000 allocation for Cemetery Regents salaries in split votes. William Jarvis and Eugene Trummel opposed the park funds. five other members supported. Land availability for the 18 hole golf project was discussed as part of the study.
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Park Department
Board of Cemetery Regents
William Jarvis
Eugene Trummel
Jarvis
Trummel
Terre Haute
Pete Chales
John ‘Pete’ Lamb
Thomas Lenahan
Asa Malooley
Jack I. Neuderhiser
Eugene Butts
Kenny Thomas
Neuderhiser
Lamb
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Park
Pat Dougherty
Before Frank Sinatra: From Jersey Sports Writer to Singer
United Press International recalls Frank Sinatra who wrote about sports in New Jersey before rising to fame as a singer. The article highlights his early career and the path from journalist to entertainer.
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Frank Sinatra
New Jersey
Wabash Y Interchange Project Cleared for Start
Terre Haute officials announced federal approval to begin negotiations with the lowest bidder for the Wabash River bridge and U S 40 interchange project. Construction could start within days after a June 20 pre construction conference and finish in about 240 days, routing eastbound U S 40 to Ohio Street and westbound traffic along Cherry Street to rejoin Wabash.
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Wabash Ave
9Th St
Terre Haute
Martin Photo
Wabash River Bridge
U.S 40
Golby Uhlir
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Wabash Avenue
U.S. 40
Ohio Street
Cherry Street
Wabash
Warner Paige III
William Brighton
Overhead Traffic Lights Set At Six Wabash Intersections
$53,000 project installs new overhead signals at six Wabash Avenue intersections in Terre Haute. Intersections include 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 17th and 22nd streets. Project funded equally by federal TOPICS program and state. city bears no cost. Completion expected by July. Corner lights being removed as work continues.
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Wabash Ave
11Th
Wabash
Frank Switzer
Indiana State Highway Department
Crawfordsville
Switzer
Terre Haute
Welfare Revamping Bill Nears Final Action in Finance Committee
In Washington AP Russell Long leads a Finance Committee move to overhaul Social Security welfare and health programs. The plan seeks broad benefit increases, new Medicare coverage for home prescription drugs, and rejects Nixon’s guaranteed income plan.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Nixon
Hoosier Boys State Opens at ISU This Saturday
The 35th annual Hoosier Boys State begins Saturday on Indiana State University campus Terre Haute. Teens from across Indiana attend, with Vigo County and Wabash Valley delegations. Gov. Whitcomb will address delegates and attend the Governor's Review. ISU officials and local leaders assist the American Legion in coordination.
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Indiana State University
Indiana
Evansville
New Albany
Gary
South Bend
Vigo County School Corp
VCSC
Wabash Valley
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Terre Haute
Indiana American Legion
ISU
Alan C. Rankin
William J
Bill) Brighton
Tilson Music Hall
Weather Map Brief for Terre Haute and Surrounds
Local conditions show 6 am 64 and 2 pm 66 with river stage 5.0 ft and a .01 inch precipitation. Forecasters expect showers or thundershowers this evening, cooler tonight, then variable clouds and cooler Saturday with highs in the 70s. Illinois outlook includes thunderstorms tonight and cooler highs in the 70s. Dirt-dust count stands at 103 micrograms per cubic meter. Sunrise 5 22 a m. Sunset 7 16 p m.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Education Bill on Nixon's Desk
Congress sent a 21.3 billion education bill to President Nixon and urged a halt in desegregation busing. The House approved it 218 to 180 after Senate passage 63 to 15. The plan ties funding to an 18 month moratorium on court orders unless appeals end.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Supreme Court
White House
Muskie stays in race avoids McGovern endorsement
Sen. Edmund Muskie told the National Press Club he would not endorse Sen. George McGovern. He warned party unity cannot be bought and said he remains available for nomination. McGovern said no pressure to withdraw or release delegates as Humphrey loomed at the gathering.
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Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
South Dakota
Muskie
Sen
McGovern
United Party
National Press Club
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
New York Daily News
the News
California
Rose Trust Divests Interest To Glenn Home And UF Funds
A Vigo Circuit Court order allowed Chauncey Rose Home Inc to divest $19,890 in 1971 interest to the Glenn Home and United Fund of the Wabash Valley, after prior gifts to the Southside Day Nursery. The trust, about $900,000, earned $44,000 in 1971, with $10,000 to Glenn Home and $9,890 to the United Fund, and $25,000 to Southside Day Nursery. The attorney general objected but the judge signed in open court, with Rose fund officials expressing gratitude as the funds support a $30,000 addition to the Glenn Home girls’ cottage.
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Glenn Home For Children
United Fund
Wabash Valley
Chauncey Rose Home, Inc
Glenn Home
Southside Day Nursery
Indiana Attorney General
Vigo Circuit
C. Joseph Anderson
Rose Board
George A. Brattain
Anderson
Brattain
O. Keith Owen Jr
Rose Fund Board
the Tribune
Chauncey Rose Trust Fund
Glenn Home Gift Fund
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By Peter T. Sum
Peking
Moscow
U.S
China
Taiwan
Sato
United States
Asahi Shimbun
Foreign Ministry
Japan Times
United Press International
Wabash 'Y
Gordon Johnson, Inc
Pendleton
Uhler
Wabash River
13Th St
Martin
By Joe Hall
News Digest
Boys
Mike Kearns
National Weather Service
Illinois
Bill
John Beckler
Press Club
Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Rose Trust
Glenn
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