Reds demand Thieu to quit and coalition talks
Viet Cong officials in Paris urged President Nguyen Van Thieu to resign immediately as a first step toward a coalition government in South Vietnam that would include the Communists. They called for a specific US withdrawal date and for elections to form a constitutional assembly.
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David Mason Paris
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Paris
United Sates
Saigon
Vietnam
Liberation Radio
Thieu
United States
Nguyen van Tien
Nixon
Kissinger
Tien
U.S
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Five Republicans denounce Muskie on Vietnam speech
Led by the White House five Republicans condemn Sen. Edmund Muskie for criticizing Nixon’s Indochina terms. They accuse Muskie of gutter politics while Nixon aides call his speech a left wing appeal. Senators Brock Beall Dole Dominick and others criticize Muskie’s stance and timing.
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Walter R. Mears
White House
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
Indochina
Committee For
Muskie
House Gop
Gerald R. Ford
William F. Brock II
Tennssee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hanoi
Zieger
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
South Vietnam
Iowa Senate approves liquor law change for younger drinkers
The Iowa Senate on Wednesday voted to allow 19 and 20 year olds to drink legally and to grant several adult rights at age 18, with the House previously advancing drinking rights at 18. If enacted, legal drinking in North Iowa communities could complicate enforcement for Austin area authorities as Minnesota restricts drinking to age 21.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iown Senate
Senate
Farlier
House
Austin
Minnesota
Announcer Dies in Montevideo Broadcast
Greg Brandt a 23 year old Montevideo radio station announcer died of an apparent heart attack while handling a news broadcast at KDMA He was found on the studio floor with his headphones still on Brandt was alone at the station when he was stricken during the 6 pm network news.
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Montevideo
Minn
Greg Brandt
KDMA
Brandt
Jerry Hennen
Fire Destroys Downtown Princeton Businesses
Firefighters battled a stubborn blaze in Princeton Minnesota as three story row of downtown businesses including Knotty Pine cafe and Little Store burned. Fire spread to Coast to Coast hardware Bovee Appliances and an unused Gamble Store building with liquor basement damage. two upper floors evacuated. Loss estimated at about 200000 with no injuries or missing persons reported.
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Princeton, Minn
Princeton
Knotty Pine Cafe
Little
Knotty Pine
Bovee Appliance
Gamble Store
Municipal Liquor Store
Little Store
Carl Neumann
Senate restores aid funds in Latin America and for Jewish refugees
The Senate voted 41 to 37 to restore 100 million dollars for the Alliance for Progress in Latin America and 62 to 15 to restore 2.9 million dollars for a program aiding Jewish refugees leaving Eastern Europe for Israel. The actions occur within the last appropriations bill for the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Washington
Senate
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Nixon
Europe
Israel
Nations farmers sign up for feed grain programs
Farmers nationwide begin enrollment in 1972 feed grain plans from the Agriculture Department. The program adds an optional 10 percent set aside for higher payments at 86 cents per bushel, with a condition to limit corn plantings compared with 1971. The option supplements the 25 percent base set aside and up to 10 percent extra set as optional, with enrollments running through March 10.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
House to Vote on Drug Abuse Bill in U.S. Fight
After 21 days of hearings with 110 witnesses the House prepared to vote on a $411 million three year federal campaign to combat drug abuse. The measure echoes President Nixon's call for a special action office and targets states with high addiction numbers. The Senate previously approved a $1.5 billion five year plan for a national drug abuse institute.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Special Action Office For
Commerce Committee
Senate
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Minnesota PSC approves 5 percent bus fare hike
The Minnesota Public Service Commission grants a 5 percent fare increase to Jefferson Lines in Minneapolis. The hike applies to bus trips that occur entirely within Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Public Service Commission
Jefferson Lines, Inc
Minneapolis
House OKs 20 Billion Debt Ceiling Increase
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a debt ceiling rise of 20 billion dollars, 30 billion less than Nixon requested, and mandated a new borrowing authority review before June 30 by the administration.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Congress
Germ-killer hexachlorophene under FDA review
The FDA faces a regulatory battle over hexachlorophene used to bathe newborns after a 74 case staphylococcal outbreak in 22 hospital nurseries. A 24-member panel urged cautious use with strict hygiene and considered returning to daily bathing only if infections persist, stressing no substitute for good hospital practice.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Center For Disease Control
American Academy of Pediatrics
Tanker search continues for missing 572-foot vessel
A U S Coast Guard search for the missing 572 foot tanker W A Fog with 35 crew members continues in the Gulf of Mexico. The Texas City Refining Corp vessel left Freeport, Texas, around noon Tuesday and did not reach Galveston on schedule Wednesday. There was no radio contact after departure. Two Coast Guard cutters scanned the gulf Wednesday night. The tanker was reportedly empty except for two tanks of xylene not deemed highly explosive. The crew planned to clean the tanks about 50 miles offshore to meet environmental regulations.
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Galveston
Tex
U.S
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
W.A. Fog
Texas City Refining Corp
Freepost
Gulf
Schedule of Pages Vs Mkts-2 Sports-10
Page listings show sections for sports pages 10 and 11 with editorial area coverage on pages 4 and 8 9. Society notes plus Comics appear on page 13 and Classifieds on pages 14 and 15.
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Mkts
For Sale 1962 Chevrolet Pickup in Good Condition
Advertisement notes a steady market for trucks and pickups after a want ad. The 1962 Chevrolet half-ton custom cab with 6 cylinder manual transmission is offered. The ad ran four days and was marked sold. Call 483-8851 for low cost ads.
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