Legislator urges halt of fall classes over teacher pay
Rochester senator proposes delaying fall openings until salary disputes are resolved. Sen. Harold Krieger suggests districts without agreements still hold 175 days of classes once settled. Panelists discuss law's effectiveness and call for milder sanctions and talks between teachers and boards.
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Minneapolis
Rochester
Harold Krieger
Minnesota School Boards Association
Krieger
Arlen Erdahl
Blue Earth
Erdahl
House Labor Relations Committee
Eir
Murder case built against seven hippies in Tate killings
Los Angeles police prepared a grand jury case against at least seven people tied to Charles Manson in the Sharon Tate murder spree. The focus centered on a hippie commune raid near Death Valley and included ongoing extradition efforts for Tate suspects.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Satan
Independence
Death Valley
Charles Miles Manson
Frank Fowles
Manson
California
Concord
Watson
Krenwinkel
Kasabian
Edward M. Davis
Davis
Richard Caballero
Susan Denise Atkins
Miss Atkins
Gary Hinman
Topanga Canyon
Caballero
Miss Atkin
Hinman
Sadie Glutz
God
Jesus
Multiple AP News Briefs from the Day in 1970s Chicago and World
Minnesota couple Leonard Henry Bessesen and Ernie Bessesen were sentenced in Chicago after a mail and check fraud scheme causing about $84,000 in losses to banks in Chicago and Tucson. Hawaii faced its worst disaster since 1960 as 50 foot surf damaged 81 homes on Oahu, with at least two deaths and 15 injured. Soviet bloc leaders opened a Moscow summit to discuss policy toward West Germany. Klimenti Voroshilov, Bolshevik hero and ex-president, died at 88. Clarence M. Coster, Bloomington police chief, eyed as associate administrator of LEAA. House Ways and Means backed a 15 percent Social Security boost to take effect January 1.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Tucson
Ariz
Henry Bessesen
Ernie
Fridley, Minn
U.S
Honolulu
Oahu
Hawaii
Moscow
Willy Brandt
Klimenti Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Tass
Voroshilov
Israeli Raid in Lebanon Destroys Guerrilla Camp
Israeli troops raided southeast Lebanon destroying a guerrilla base at Jebbel Rus on Mt. Hermon slope. Twelve Arabs killed, many wounded, one Israeli soldier killed and five wounded. Raiders captured weapons and destroyed equipment and positions after a 24 hour battle. Lebanon reported artillery shelling and infantry landings near Kfar Chouba and Chebaa hills. Morocco offered to resume Syria relations to back Arab summit in Rabat. Egypt, Libya and Kuwait offered mediation to ease frontier disputes before the summit.
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Ronald Thomson
TEL Aviv
Lebanon
Jebbel Rus
Mt. Hermon
Egypt
Syria
Kfar Chouba
Chebaa
Arkoub
Morocco
Rabat
Ahmed Ben Saudah
Damascus
Beirut
al Nahar
Paris
ABC Cancels The Survivors For New Drama Paris 7400
ABC will cancel The Survivors in January and replace it with a new dramatic series starring George Hamilton. The net originally planned to keep Hamilton in The Survivors after Lana Turner left midseason. The new show is named Paris 7400.
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New York
ABC
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Lana Turner
Paris
Senate rejects GOP plan raises personal exemption to 750
Senate defeats Republican tax cut proposal that would raise the personal exemption from 600 to 750 in two steps versus Democratic plans to reach 800 in 1970 and 1971. President Nixon indicated he would veto the Gore amendment, while Parliamentarian maneuvering delayed final tax reform decisions.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Court rules out news ban in My Lai court martial case
U S Court of Military Appeals rejects pretrial injunction to silence coverage of the My Lai massacre. The ruling supports media access while noting Lt. William L. Calley Jr. faces murder charges for the 1968 village killings. Col Reid Kennedy already limited discussion and press access under military justice rules.
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My Lai
Washington
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
William L. Calley Jr
Supreme Court
Kenneth A. Raby
Calley
Aubrey M. Daniel II
Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Robert FE. Quinn
Homer Ferguson
William H. Darden
Reid W. Kennedy
Samuel H. Sheppard
Col. Kennedy
Kennedy
Freed U.S. helicopter crewmen reach good condition after release
Three American helicopter crewmen released by North Korea after about three and a half months were reported in generally good condition after initial medical checks. The men Crawford Loepke Hofstatter were flown to the 121st Evacuation Hospital near Seoul for evaluation.
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U.S
Associated Press
SEOUL
North Korea
Army
United States
Paul Sheffler
121St
Panmunjom
Arthur H. Adams
North Korean
U.S. Army
David H. Crawford
Pooler
Malcolm V. Loepke
Richmond
Ind
Truce Village
Herman E. Hofstatter
Lowpoint
Ill
Adams
Hofstatter
Crawford
Loepke
U.S. Evacuation Hospital
Windom man killed fixing truck on farm
A Windom resident died when a raised dumping portion of his truck collapsed on him on the Alvah Duncan farm east of Windom. Cottonwood County Coroner Dr. Harold Basinger identified the victim as Albert Gillespie, who died of a crushed back while attempting repairs.
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Windom
Minn
Cottonwood County
Harold Basinger
Albert Gillespie
Basinger
Gillespie
Alvah Duncan Farm
Rail strike threat eases as wage talks near settlement
Negotiators from unions and railroads near a wage agreement after 38 hours of talks. AFL-CIO unions Machinists Electricians Sheet Metal Workers and Boilermakers may call a walkout at 12:01 a.m. unless progress continues, while offers ranged from a 2 percent retroactive raise to 3 percent later with a cost of living clause.
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Washington
W. J. Usery
U.S
Afl-Cio
Sangre Ne She
Lindbergh Delivers Greeting At Kennedy To New Plane
Charles Lindbergh, famed as the Spirit of St. Louis flier, appears at New York Kennedy Airport to welcome the arrival of the new plane after his cross continental flight from Seattle. The Lone Eagle stands with the arriving aircraft, AP wirephoto.
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Atlantic
New York
Kennedy Airport
Seattle
Lone Eagle
Four youths die in Dalbo highway crash in Minnesota
Four young people died Tuesday night when their car struck a bridge abutment on Highway 47 about 10 miles north of Dalbo Minnesota. The group, believed from Minneapolis, included three men and a woman in their late teens or early 20s. The vehicle bore a South Dakota plate and identification was delayed. The Danube incident killed an 18 year old girl identified as Janice Heinemann, with two others seriously injured when a stalled truck was hit. The toll for 1969 Minnesota highways rose to 903.
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Dalbo, Minn
Highway 47
Dalbo
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Isanti County
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Renville County
Janice Heinemann
Grant Heinemann
Charges of plot denied by North Central Electric Assn
The Associated Press reports North Central Electric Association disputed allegations by columnist Jack Anderson that private utilities plotted to undermine consumer owned cooperatives. David Heskett, former president, dismissed notes as unsubstantiated and said no closed doors or city council placements were discussed. Northern States Power Minnesota Power and Light and Montana Dakota Utilities likewise declined comment. Senator Metcalf said he forwarded evidence to the Justice Department for potential action.
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Associated Press
North Central Electric Association
David Heskett
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Washington
Jack Anderson
Ilis
Northern States Power Co
Minnesota Power and Light
Montana- Dakota Utilities
Anderson
Heskett
North Central Electric Assocation
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