Nixon Returns Home After 13 Day Summit Tour
President Nixon flies from Warsaw to Andrews Air Force Base to address Congress on his talks in Austria the Soviet Union Iran and Poland. He will report on the arms accords with the Soviet Union and urge support for negotiated progress.
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Warsaw
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Austria
Iran
Poland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Wellington Saddle Club Schedules Horse Show
The Wellington Saddle Club plans a June 10 American Quarter Horse Show and NCHA Cutting Horse contest 14 miles west of Concord Mobile Homes in Wellington. About 250 open class horses and 150 youth entries expected from eight states with $2500 in trophies and prizes.
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Wellington Saddle Club
NCHA
Concord Mobile Homes
Wellington
Bob Greene
John Trimmier
Hale Center
Texas
E.L. McKinney
Karen Russell
Hutchinson
Bob Weir
Abolition Proposal Targets 54 Tax Loopholes in Reform Plan
Rep. Wilbur Mills proposes gradual repeal or abolition of 54 tax loopholes over three years starting 1974, including oil depletion and business deductions. Senate counterpart Mansfield backs reform though passage seems unlikely in an election year. Potential revenue impact unclear but could cut billions in 1974.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Livestock Prices Jump With Farm Market Surge
Washington reports farm livestock prices rising again after a two month slump. May saw live cattle at a record 33.10 per 100 pounds and hogs up 11 percent to 24.90 as fewer baby pigs last winter tightened supply. Rising farm prices threaten higher beef and pork retail costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
May daylight, tax notices, and local notices from Wellington
A sunny May day closes with a 80 degree high in Wellington and 43 at night. City finances report May parking revenue 1 64 68 and meter intake 1 080 03 with 84 65 fines. Memorial Day trip causes a deer collision near Braman Oklahoma with minor vehicle damage.
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Wellington
Joan Martin
City Hall
Robert Gaddie
Clovis
N. M
Braman
Oklo
American Legion
Loren Hibbs
Wic
Education Committee Sets GED Graduation Plan At Chamber
The Education Committee of the Chamber of Commerce meets tonight at 7 30 to discuss graduation exercises for GED completers. The ceremony is planned for Friday June 9 at 8 00 pm in the Little Theatre at Wellington Senior High, with a reception afterward. A talk on distributive education and adult education classes is also on the agenda. The United Fund Board of Directors schedules a reorganizational meeting for Thursday June 15 to consolidate annual drives and improve community support.
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CHAMBER OF _ COMMERCE
Chamber of Commerce
Little Theatre
United Fund Board OF Directors
Wellington United Fund
Wellington
CENTO Allies warned of renewed Soviet pressure in Middle East
London officials report Secretary Rogers will warn CENTO members that the Soviet Union aims to extend influence in the Mediterranean and Middle East while the Arab Israeli conflict remains unsettled. The briefing notes Moscow seeks to avoid a shooting war and follows Nixon talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow.
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London
CENTO
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Rogers
Nixon
Moscow
Central Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Soviet Union
Glenn V. Hyten Dies Suddenly in Wellington
Glenn V. Hyten 72 of 307 E. 13th Wellington died suddenly at 6 10 p m Wednesday at Lakeside Lodge He was born February 14 1900 in Grant County Oklahoma and grew up in Drury He married Ethel Culver in August 1920 Hyten worked for the Santa Fe Railway and later co owned Culver Grocery and operated Harrys Cafe He was an officer in the Kansas Restaurant Association and Wellington Lions Club Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter a brother a sister and six grandchildren Services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at First United Methodist Church burial in Prairie Lawn Cemetery and visitation at Frank Funeral Home Friday evening
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Glenn V. Hyten
Wellington
Lakeside Lodge
Grant County
Okla
Myrtle
Herbert Hyten
Drury
Sumner County
Ethel M. Culver
Hyten
Santa Fe Railway
Roundhouse
Culver Grocery Company
W.W. Culver
William M. Murphy
Culver No
South
Washington
Harry
William H. Hyten
S. Washington
Wade
Dorothy) Brandt, Jr
E. 9Th
Harley H. Hyten
N. Washington
Everett
Pearl) Blue
Gary C. Hyten
Shannon Hyten
First United Methodist Church
Lyman S. Johnson
Prairie Lawn Cemetery
Frank Funeral Home
Shotgun Treatments Show Hope For Leukemia Children
Dr Joseph Simone of St Jude's and Dr James Holland of Roswell Park report new shotgun cancer therapies for leukemia in children. One approach uses drugs plus head and spine X rays to block nervous system invasion, while another drug combo yields remission in about 70 percent of cases with long term survival.
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Alton Blakeslee
New York
New
Joseph Simone
St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
James F. Holland
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
Simone
Warplanes Bay 2 More MIGs as Troops In Hue Fight
AP dispatch reports a large South Vietnamese force with tanks and APCs moved 25 miles northwest of Hue to trap a North Vietnamese regiment. Air action saw two MIG21s shot down 30 miles from the Chinese border, with a Phantom crash-landing incident near the Thai base. Navy cruiser Newport News and destroyer Waddell shelled targets along the coast, fueling fires at a fuel depot and ammunition dump. In Kontum, ground action continued with reoccupation of hospital precincts and a Roman Catholic compound as South Vietnamese troops pressed enemy pockets and counted bodies.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S. Air Force
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thailand
Newport News
Waddell
Navy
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Florida smog blamed on three neighboring states
Miami reports heavy smog blamed on an industrial air pollution bank drifting from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. For five days starting May 21 the haze obscured Florida skies, with respiratory illnesses rising as a temperature inversion trapped pollutants near ground level. Officials demand action from the three states.
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A. P. X. Bothwell
Associated Press
Miami, Fla
Sunshine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Dade County
Peter Baljet
Florida
Baljet
Smart bombs cut key North Vietnam bridges and rail lines
U S pilots using laser guided and television aided bombs claim major bridges and rail corridors from Hue north to the Chinese border have been damaged or severed. Officials say there is no sign of large material movement from China and note the weapons’ limited use before Nixon resumed broad bombing on April 6. Two jets operate together, one with a laser guiding gun.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hue
Hanoi
China
Indochina
Nixon
South Vietnam
Southwestern Bell Hearing Continues in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas AP Dr Ross Robertson a former University of Kansas professor now at Indiana University economist is set to testify for the Kansas Corporation Commission in the Southwestern Bell rate increase case. The company seeks a 14.78 million dollar rise while Norman Stuckey Kansas area general commercial manager outlines a new exchange classification proposal for local rates. Cross examination was postponed to today so he could present worksheets.
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Topeka
Kan
Ross Robertson
University of Kansas
University of Indiana
State Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell
Norman
Stuckey
Kansas
Israel Tightens Security After Tel Aviv Airport Massacre
Border guards armed with submachine guns patrol Tel Aviv airport after three Japanese hired by Palestinian guerrillas killed 23 and wounded 70. Israel seeks tougher airline security measures. Lebanon warns of retaliation and appeals to the UN. Condemnations pour in from Kurt Waldheim and the Vatican.
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Arthur Max
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Golda Meir
Security Council
Air France
Rome
Shimon Peres
Paris
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Vatican
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Rusk Bros
Daily News
Ken Adams
Eddie J. Shaw
Hita Social Security Office
Arlie Biles
Social Security
Biles
Medicare
Wichita Social Security Office
Sumner County Executive Council
Caldwell
Sam Rowe
Egypt
India
Iraq
Reds
Highlands
Kontum
Pat Smith
Seattle
Wash
Fla
Southwestern Bell Hearing
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