Devitt to Go Along as Trial Judge in NLD Case Move
U S District Judge Edward J Devitt will preside as trial judge for six major Allied Insurance defendants moved from Minneapolis to Bismarck North Dakota The change of venue was ordered amid claims of prejudicial publicity and a request by defense lawyers to ensure a fair trial The March 7 Bismarck start follows an earlier Minneapolis Jan 3 date and involves Philip Kitzer Sr and Jr George Hruban Frank Buffum Cyrus Magnusson and David Kroman
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Minneapolis
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Allied Insurance
Bismarck
N.D
Devitt
Philip Kitzer Sr
Philip Kitzer Jr
Chicago
American Allied Insurance Co
St. Paul
George Hruban
Anoka
Frank Buffum
New York
Cyrus Magnusson
Minnesota
David Kroman
U.S. Mutual Insurance Co
American Allied
Magnusson
Kroman
Richard E. Olson
Edina
Magnusson and Kroman
State Insurance Division
Olson
U.S. Atty
Patrick J. Foley
Foley
Miles Lord
Lord
James FE. Daniels
U.S. Supreme Court
Woria's Champion String Saver Grows In Darwin Minnesota
Francis Johnson, a 63 year old carpenter in Darwin Minnesota, has built a nine foot diameter ball of baling twine weighing about four tons. He began 16 years ago and now adds green twine and a red bow with an electric candle. He jokes about its potential to roll a thousand miles and notes mouse proofing with chemical treatment. He plans semiretirement and more work on the string monster while joking about the possibility of it blowing up.
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Darwin
Minn
Francis Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
John
Yugoslav Regret Attack on American Consulate
Belgrade officials expressed regret over the Tuesday attack on the American consulate in Zagreb. Demonstrators damaged windows invaded the reading room and sacked the building but no one inside was injured. The Yugoslav government promised to pay for the damage.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
U.S
Vietnam
Rhodesia Moves Toward Republic Status
Prime Minister Ian Smith stated Rhodesia has effectively been a republic outside the Commonwealth since the UN Security Council imposed sanctions. He said a referendum to decide formal republic status would occur after the new year and would largely exclude Africans, with potential constitutional amendments to the 1965 framework if declared.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
British Commonwealth
U.N. Security Council
Smith
Security Council
Britain
Commonwealth
United Nations
Vague VC Involvement Hints At Viet Peace Talks
AP reports the United States may allow Viet Cong representation in Vietnamese peace talks though no government commitment exists. Secretary Rusk says the U S will discuss peace without preconditions and may consider VC representation if the other side raises it. The move follows a U N letter urging peace talks and Thant’s potential direct dealings with the Viet Cong National Liberation Front.
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John M. Hightower
Washington AP
United States
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Rusk
North Vietnam
U.S
U.N
U Thant
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thant
Better Able Now to Locate Underground Nuclear Test Blasts
Pentagon officials report the United States has increased its ability to identify and locate underground nuclear test blasts in the Soviet Union and is considering a worldwide network of seismic stations. The breakthrough could influence East West talks on a test ban while on site inspections remain debated.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Congress
Defense Department
Arson Attacks Hit Hartford Mayor and Civic Leaders
Hartford mayor George B. Kinsella says a wave of arsons targets his home and other city leaders over a busing program that moves about 270 inner city youths, mostly Black and Puerto Rican, to suburban schools. Attacks include the mayor, police captain, Hartford Times publisher, city manager, two schools, Urban League office, and Harriet Beecher Stowe house. Most fires involve burning newspapers dumped at windows or porches and rarely ignite fires. The publisher of The Hartford Times is named Kenneth A. Burke.
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Hartford
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hartford Times
Kenneth A. Burke
Rural Stillwater Nan to Home for Christmas
Woodbury Township farmer Arnie Carlson is released from jail after serving a 90 day contempt term for blocking NSP crews from land. A court ordered an 850 easement settlement to let a high voltage line cross his farm, with Carlson to stay off NSP poles on the property. Carlson, father of six, argued NSP should pay $2,000 for the two acres.
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Stillwater
Minn
Woodbury
Arnie Carlson
Northern States Power Co
Washington County
Carlson
NSP
Robert Gillespie
Companies Find It Harder to Get Off Stock Listings Than to Get On
Rockwell Standard Corp considered delisting from the New York Stock Exchange while Dominion Stores last did so in 1939. Delisting requires two thirds of outstanding shares and may be blocked by 10 percent or more shareholder objections. Exchanges require a board resolution and 18 days notice to registered shareholders before final SEC notification.
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New York
Rockwell Standard Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Big Board
Dominion
Rockwell
Willard F. Rockwell Jr
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
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