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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1972
Page
5
Jeff Broms, manager at Pizza Hut 1504 No Main St, cut the official ribbon during recent ceremonies. Miss Austin and Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Club observed the event, celebrating the restaurant’s opening.
Navy Cmdr Gordon Nakagawa, 37, captured after his A6A fighter was shot down over Haiphong, says his arm may be fractured but he is treated humanely. His mother recalls Tule Lake internment memories as the family awaits his Christmas in a North Vietnamese POW camp.
Arnold Miller, who beat Tony Boyle for UMW president, fired 20 district trustees and removed Edward L. Carey and Suzanne Richards for alleged illegal appointments. Miller sworn in at UMW headquarters as miners cheered. He pledged pay raises, closer union control, and moving headquarters toward coal regions.
The Gateway Arch in St Louis Missouri rises to a height of 630 feet, defining the skyline with its distinctive stainless steel silhouette.
Two 19 year olds Jesse Riley and Ernest Coleman face first degree murder charges in the beating death of a 5 year old north Minneapolis woman. The victim Clara Oglansky died four days after the November 27 attack. Her husband Herman was assaulted nearby but not seriously hurt.
Russian crews tried to settle Hawaii around 1815 and 1816 and built a blockhouse near modern Honolulu. Encouraged by American traders, Hawaiian leaders expelled the Russians in 1817.
After a four hour session between Duluth Transit Authority negotiators and Teamsters Local 346 no progress was made and no further bargaining sessions were set. Kenneth Boxell planned to stay in Duluth to facilitate talks if both sides return. The 23 day old strike halted public bus service in Duluth, Minnesota.
Eighteen peace groups and religious organizations announced demonstrations against renewed bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong. A petition drive was set for downtown Minneapolis shoppers. Two Christmas Eve vigils were planned at the Old Federal Building and the Minnesota State Capitol. Activists urged opponents to travel to Washington on January 3 and 4 to press lawmakers to cut Vietnam war funding.
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