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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1971
Page
3
Workmen begin the task of preparing the National Christmas Tree for the Pageant of Peace on the Ellipse in Washington. The Fraser Fir from North Carolina, over 60 feet tall, will be lighted by President Nixon. The Washington Monument, 555 feet tall, is at right in this silhouette.
The Democratic National Committee will demand proof of active recruitment of women minorities and young delegates for the 1972 Miami convention. Lawrence O'Brien endorses Fraser Commission guidelines urging affirmative efforts and warns seating challenges may occur if delegation composition lags population proportions.
Hastings police investigate rock throwing at the home of Minnesota Liquor Control Commissioner Joseph Novak. Three large windows were smashed nearly at once Sunday causing about 150 dollars in damage.
Minneapolis gynecologist Dr. Fred Lyon told the Minnesota Obstetrical and Gynecological Society that three women who were still pregnant after abortions in New York were treated successfully in Minneapolis. He described tubal pregnancies as difficult to diagnose in early abortion and noted low illness and death rates in New York abortions.
The Soviet Union announced the death of Andrei Andreyevich Andreyev, 76, a veteran Bolshevik who joined the party at 19 in Smolensk and rose to deputy premiership. Once disgraced after World War II, he was later rehabilitated and restored to honor.
FDA orders warning labels and total body bathing ban on 3 percent hexachlorophene products due to blood absorption and brain damage evidence in animals. Hospitals and mothers urged to switch to plain soap and water. 600,000 doctors notified. manufacturers have 30 days to reply and six months to prove germ-killing effectiveness.
Secretary of State Arlen Erdahl says the three judge panel decision to shrink the Minnesota Legislature will likely be appealed to the U S Supreme Court. He plans to confer with Attorney General Warren Spannaus before acting.
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