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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 6-11-1974 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1974). Winona Daily News. 1399. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1399 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Fair to partly ^ Person to Person cloud y tpnijgjht Communicators! and Wednesday "OH" Want Ads ' " ' ¦ ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ ¦" "' ' ¦*' " X . ;. Medieval SaIzburg Nixon touch stone? By-SENNETH SALZBURG ropean leoders before he gets ventiori Monday in ;Atlantic Expressing a hope ior similar SALZBURG, Austria CAP) —. to MOSCOW. V City, N.J., that hei thought Kis- success on his trip to four Arab President Nixon met more than A final determination prob- singer had brought some, stabil- nations and Israel, the Presi- 1%; hours today . with Austrian ably will depend on whether a ity to the. Middle East, and M dent added: "Every nation in Chancellor Bruno . Kreisky to hew 7 declaration of: principles fears the President's; trip might the world has. a stake in; this lor the North; Atlantic Treaty bungle: the ., cease-fire agree- journey." , discuss the American 6hief ex- '¦ ¦ ecutive's- trips to the , Middle Organization ' :is . initialed by ments, "- . ' Nixon had told a : farewell East and Moscow. ; NATO foreign .ministers in Can- Nixon appeared to be coun- crowd at the White House: '"We Nixon . leaves, this ada later this month.: . ting oft medieval; Salzburg to be realize , that one trip is hot go- medieval ing to solve are, city Wednesday for . Egypt , on Ziegler also defended VNixon something of a good luckV talis- differences that against criticism by7Sem: Henry man for his trip to the Middle very deep, which go backmany the first : stop of a five-nation ; ' Middle East tour. M. Jackson, D-Wash., who said Ea^t..y XX 'x . X . ",'- years and in some cases cen- that the. President "is screwing turies; But we also realize .that Standing bareheaded in a '¦ The talks also touched on Eu-. it • iip,'' in. reference;; to the steady rain, Nixon on his arriv- a beginning has to be ioad6 . ..- ropean matters,. ; presidential Middle East 'achievements- by al Monday night recalled his 7Nixoh was stopping for 36 spokesman Ronald Ziegler said, Secretary, of State ,£enry . : AV stopover: in the city en route to hours in .Salzburg; to adjust to particularly the European is** Kissinger. Moscow .in 1972 and said . that the change in time before fly- curity conference that includes ing. Von to Cairo Wednesday : "That view is not shared by journey V"not . only . created a Russia and other eastern Eu- the majority in; the. Senate,'.' new . i ..direction as far as the morning. The only item on his ropean nations. , ;. Ziegler said, and . not /'by the Soviet Union, 7 and the United schedule today was a tworhdur Ziegler raised the possibility majority -. of the American States : (were concerned) .. meeting \yith Austrian Chan- that Nixon will hold ' a summit people, in my view." but contributed to peace.for all cellor' Bruno Kreisky, but his REVIEWING THE TROOPS .. ':• ItesidentNixon/accom-7 night on his arrival in Salzburg for a two-day stopover before meeting , with : Western Eu- Jackson told a labor con-* nations of the world." aides insisted that the Presi- panied by. his wife7and Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky, . traveling .on to the Middle East. (AP Photofax). V dent was not vacationing. reviews the Groedig Uniformed Marksmen Company Monday "Ho j^laiatioii at all,'1" ialfl chief of staff Alexander . VM. Haig, Jr., "it will be a period Cairaxgefy of Very intensive ybTk." - -; ^ Spokesman Ronald L. Ziegler said the President spent neariy pt all the 8%-hour flight from Washington, preparing for the talks he will have with; the leaders of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, li' ^'' - ' X'- - - . to escort Nixon and his -wife on the trip from Cairo airport; rMxj imkfc ¦ .'I- : 'y Z.- . .By MOlAELX$AT8X.Z'. Syria Israel and Jordan. ' used previously only by ' , CAIRO iUPI ) — Authorities liaiided ' out . thousands of to the 400-room Koubbeh . Palace, By JOHN BECKLER cans say other former White refusal to comply with the sub- ^ , Egypt's kings and the late President Garftal Abdel Nasser. Nixon; talked at length with Ainerican flags and workmen gave Cairo a last-minute face- : WASHiNGtON V (AP) — ;The House aides such as . John W. poenas; for tapes and other evi- SecretaryV; of Slate Henry k. lifting.today in a massive effort to. give President Nixon the American flags, including 3,000 the size: of small blankets . Dean IH, H. R. Haldeman and ' ¦ - ' ^ House Judiciary Committee, dence makes, it all;the more Kissinger about the v trip and largest Egyptian welcome in modern time. ;;. ... fluttered in Cairo and Alexandria for . thei first..time since driving , to complete its im- John D. Ehrlichman also important to call witnesses who how to Mow up the successes Government officials said the fanfare over Nixon's three- 1967, when Cairo broke relations with the United States M- V peachment inquiry by July 15, should be called. might be able to supply the Kissinger achieved in negotiat- day visit beginning Wednesday .will outstrip; even the mob lowing the six-day. Middle East war,. V ,7 , - The Republicans said N ixon " ' ¦' ' iarrippost in the traffic- ;;;./, is resisting Republican mem- 's same information. • ing disengagement agreements scene;that greeted the late.Soviet Premier Nikita: S. Krush- . Workmen painted every rusty ¦¦ clogged capital of 5 million andV along the nine-mile route, ::¦ bers' demands that it decide between Israel and Syria and chev in 1964; V -;X"ZX ' new Whether to call key Water- Egypt.;. yX -yx The enormous welcome ceremonies were planned: m part, but to the pyramids and the Sphinx, although TNixon is only .;. v gate! witnesses.. After accompanying the Pres- to thank Nixon for the: United States' crucial role iH7 bringing to whirr over the highway in a helicopter. V. ident to the meeting with Kreis- about a troop pullback agreement betweenVEgypt and. Israel. Donkey carts hauling apricots and watermelons to market : It also is refusing to get into 000 bodyguards from skittered aside as ' truckloads of workmen. rushed to patch ;Ven7 argument with President ky, Kissinger was. to make a Authorities mustered morer thaii 30, y forces and ordered 100,000 cheerleaders, frorn the potholes with asphalt and cement filler. V , - . Nixon over its right to snib- brief trip to the German border securit Ghoneim 61 order-: ¦ to meet with West Germany's Arab Socialist Union to whip up enthusiasm for Nixon . with Master of the camels Jamyi Ibrahim , , . poena "White House tapes, ig- two assistants -tb brush down.a gentle camel named , new foreign minister, Hans-Die- bands, banners, flags and street applause. : : ed noring his latest rebuff and Lahce-carrying horsemen in blue , and white were readied Canada Dry in case Nixon accepts his offer of a free ride. making plans to issue a new \Aaln© governor ter Genscher. ¦ubpoena. By UNITED PRESSINTERNATIONAL Chairmais Peter W. Rodino . Ten candidates ar» running for governor in Maine, and "Jr., D-N.J., said after a meet- because of it -- or despite it - a newspaper poll shows half Kissinger ing of committee Democrats oil the voters still don't know whom they'll piclc in today's pri- ludg septate? Monday that it was "important mary election. In Virginia, Democrats are vying for the f and urgent" that, the committee chance; to unseat , the state's sehioir and junior Republicans meet its July 15 deadline for in Congress; Ihreaferis recommending to theV Houso Six Deinacrats and four Republicans w«re trying for a Ci^3i7ciii^a^/-J#f#. ^whether Nixon should be im- chatice to succeed IMtaine's two-term,Democratic governor, l^; fpeached. ' Kenneth M. Curtis, who is barred by the state constitution 77 from seeking reefection. ' : ' foresign ., If necessary, the House lead- A poll by the Maine Sunday Telegram showed roughly SALZBURG, Austria (AP)— ership wants an impeachment half the registered Voters in both parties were undecided on fifes vote by the full House in late ¦because of Secretary of State Henry A. ' their choice for governor. WASHINGTON . (AP) . -; A sought by Ehrhchmau, for his July or early August. Election officials predicted that no morfe than half of the federal judge today severed the defense. .' . V. Kissinger said today he would V V : 7The Democratic caucus : fol- state's 550,000 enrolled voters would go to the polls, Also at conspiracy trial of John D. Eh- resign unless the controversy . lowed a similar meeting of the stake were six congressional nominations and 250 seats In rlichhnanV from that V of three Instead he severed Ehrllch- over his role;in national secur- . Republican members, who the state legislature, : ' other defendants in the Ells- man's case and said Ehrlich- agireed unanimously Virginia ity wire tapping was cleared to send 's two races are for House seats irom the suburbs berg *reak-in case. man would be tried later. X Rodino a letter demanding the of Washington, D.C. Democrats are convinced that Watergate up. ; U.S. District Judge Gerhard The other three defendants go question about witnesses be set- will be a big help in ttie ef fort to vote Reps. Stanford Parrls President 7 Nix- His voice breaking with emo- and Joel T. Broyhlll out of office. A. (resell said on trial Monday. : tied this week. on's refusal to allow. Ehrlich- tion, Kissinger said thie con- • Rodino has insisted that the man and his lawyers access to The three who will be tried troversy is hurting America's presentation of all documentary the: files he needs for his de- Monday are G.
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