Anderson predicts smashing DFL win
State Senator Wendell R. Anderson charged that Minnesota voters have lost faith in Republicans and forecast a decisive DFL victory in November. He labeled Four years of state government a monumental disaster, calling for a positive program including an environmental bill of rights, reforms, and stronger anti corporate farm measures. The DFL Central Committee met in Bloomington to finish the party platform, leaving abortion and aid to private schools as unresolved planks.
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Bloomington
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CAB plans tougher charter flight guidelines
The Civil Aeronautics Board moves to tighten charter flight rules despite congressional pressure. Key proposal limits eligibility to groups under 20,000 members and 2,000 tickets annually, drawing criticism from large state associations and alumni groups. Hearings are set for Aug. 10 as Browne signals possible modifications before final action.
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Samuel N. Friedel
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House
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Hot line back in use between Moscow and Peking
Istvan Koermendy of the Hungarian paper Magyaro rszág says the Moscow Peking hot line has been restored. He reports that five proposals from Soviet Premier Kosygin to Chinese Premier Chou En-lai were discussed at the Peking airport meeting last September and that other agreements may be pending.
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Peking
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Magyarorszag
China
Kremlin
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Alexei M. Kosygin
Chou En-lai
Retail food prices may drop this year
AP reports that the Agriculture Department predicts retail food prices may fall later in the year while 1970’s average stays up about five percent from last year. The forecast hinges on bigger supplies of major products, especially meat, and a narrower spread between farmer prices and what housewives pay.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Army Pfc. Joseph R. Nehl Killed in Action
Defense Department announced that Army Pfc. Joseph R. Nehl son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Nehl Hoyt Lakes Minnesota was killed in action in Southeast Asia during the war.
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Defense Department
Army
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Joseph F. Nehl
Hoyt Lakes
Minn
Army Uses All Riot Weapons in Belfast Riots
British soldiers in Belfast used every riot weapon in a bid to quell Catholic street clashes for a second night. Marksmen shot at gasoline bombers as troops deployed water cannons and advanced through crowds amid tear gas and nausea gas.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Subway fire in New York claims a life
A subway tunnel fire on the Lexington Avenue line near Bowling Green Manhattan caused one death and over 50 smoke inhalation injuries. The dead woman was not identified and origin of the fire remained undetermined. survivors were taken to Beekman-Downtown Hospital.
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Congress to probe Army shipping of gas plan
Congress readies hearings on the Pentagon plan to ship 68 tons of deadly nerve gas to the Atlantic for dumping. Rep. Rogers and Sen. Hollings announce investigations with testimony from Army and federal agencies. The plan includes 15,540 gas rockets in coffins loaded aboard a ship off the Florida coast.
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Paul Rogers
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Hollings
Immediate talks with Arabs and Israelis planned
Washington plans to begin immediate diplomacy with Egypt Jordan and Israel on cease fire arrangements in the Middle East. U N mediator Jarring will start open negotiations in New York as Israel accepts the US peace plan. Nixon voiced guarded optimism but warned of ongoing difficulties and the need for concessions.
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Yitzhak Rabin
San Clemente
Berkeley Clears Nomads From Free Living Scene
Berkeley police stepped up a roundup of young runaways and nomads seeking freedom, sending 350 youths home in three weeks. Most are 16 or younger, white, carrying backpacks, with planes arranged by parents. Authorities cite a state law requiring under 18 supervision and crack down on crash pads to curb the influx.
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University of California
Richard Berger
Partly cloudy weather with isolated storms in weekend
Partly cloudy conditions with a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. Temperature little change tonight and a bit warmer Sunday. Lows around 60 to 64. Highs near 84 to 88 on Sunday.
Kidnappers demand political prisoners
In Montevideo Tupamaros guerrillas abducted U S official Dan Mitrione and Brazilian consul Aloisio Gomide demanding release of political prisoners. Six others, including Gordon Jones and Nathan Rosenfeld, were targeted in failed or brief abductions as security forces swept the city.
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Uruguay
U.S
Dan A. Mitrione
Agency For International Development (Aid
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el Diario
Mitrione
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Dias Gomide
Gordon Jones
Army Demotes Brig Gen Cole Over PX Scandal
Brig. Gen Earl F. Cole, 50, of Alexandria Virginia, reduced to colonel and stripped of the Distinguished Service Medal awarded in 1968 for Vietnam service. He retired after the action, which followed testimony before a Senate subcommittee investigating irregularities in NCO mess operations. The Army cited failure to maintain integrity in his roles with European Exchange System and logistics. No charges were filed.
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Army
Earl F. Cole
Europe
Cole
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Vietnam
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U.S. Army
Senate
Lethal turpentine found in mislabeled Vi-ron castor oil
FDA warns some Vi-ron branded castor oil bottles may contain turpentine instead of oil. At least one mislabeled bottle was found in the St. Louis area and more misbranded bottles could be in consumer hands. Turpentine given to a child could be fatal. Vi-Jon oil bottles are two ounces and made in St. Louis and San Leandro. Geographic spread undetermined due to missing codes.
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Food and Drug Administration
St. Louis
San Leandro
Calif
FDA
Former U of Minnesota dean of admissions dies in California
Robert E. Summers longtime dean of admissions and records at the University of Minnesota died at 69 in Palo Alto California after retiring June 30 Summers who taught mechanical engineering at the university from 1938 to 1946 and later served as a consultant to vice president for student affairs Paul Cashman is survived by his wife and two sons Memorial services will be held in Minneapolis with private burial on the West Coast
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Palo Alto
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Condon
Ore
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Minneapolis
Duluth Girl Dies Riding Bike in Truck Collision
A 7-year-old Duluth girl, Lynn Fisher, was killed Friday when the bicycle she rode was struck by a semi trailer at an intersection on the west end. Her sister Debbie was uninjured. The driver, Wallace C. Walton, 30, of Minneapolis, was identified. The 1970 Minnesota road toll rose to 481.
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James Fisher
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
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