Gas smell traced to cafe before Eagle Grove blast
A Cedar Falls wrestling team was in Chatterbox Cafe before an explosion tore through three brick buildings in Eagle Grove Iowa. Gas fumes noted by team members preceded the blast. One firefighter died, as crews from Humboldt Clarion and Webster City aided local responders. Gov. Ray planned to visit to survey damage and coordinate with officials.
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Eagle Grove
Iowa
Glen McCauley
Arvid Bauman
McCauley
Chatterbox
Glen
Farms
Humboldt
Clarion
Webster City
David Hansen
Woodrow Loux
Cedar Falls
Ray Dimmick
Robert Ray
Wright County
Bob
Funeral set for last GI to die in fighting
Mt Pleasant set to honor Lt Col William Nolde the last American soldier killed before the Vietnam cease fire. His funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church precedes burial at Arlington. Nolde, 43, died 11 hours before the cease fire began. His wife Joyce and five children attended a prayer service. A charity fund for Vietnamese orphans is planned in his memory.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
William Nolde
Vietnam
Sacred Heart Church
Nolde
Indochina
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Joyce
Henry Nolde
Menominee
Hodgson receives hero's welcome after abortion ruling
Dr. Jane Hodgson returned to St. Paul with a hero's welcome from MORAL as Minnesota Supreme Court overturned her 1970 conviction for performing an illegal abortion. She joined husband Dr. Frank Quattlebaum and their children for a weekend visit.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Jane Hodgson
St. Paul
Minnesota Organization For Repeal of
Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota
Hodgson
Supreme Court
Washington
Frank Quattlebaum
West Germany moves to curb dollar speculation
West Germany acts to halt speculative inflows of U.S. dollars with a cabinet order banning foreign purchases of West German stocks without special permission. Loans and foreign currency investments face tighter authorization and a 100 percent foreign borrowings deposit is sought. The measures aim to defend the mark and yen without prompting a revaluation.
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Roon Lewald
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
U.S
Willy Brandt
Washington, D.C
Japan
Furnished 3 Room Apartment Ad Cancelled After One Day
An advertisement for a furnished three room apartment with utilities included at 65 dollars per month ran briefly in the Herald want-ad section before cancellation after one day. The notice urges calling 433 8851 for quick results and mentions the low-cost listings.
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Herald
Eagle Grove blast: five bodies recovered from cafe wreckage
A natural gas explosion rocked the Chatterbox Cafe in Eagle Grove during a Friday fish fry. Five victims were found amid debris, with 13 people believed in the area. two adjoining stores and the cafe structure were demolished. Rescue teams used cranes from Fort Dodge as fires burned.
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Eagle Grove
Woodrow Loux
Iowa
Chatterbox Cafe
Kenneth Brauman
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Heath reassured by Nixon on European trade talks
Prime Minister Edward Heath returns to London confident that President Nixon wants to resolve US European trade differences. He warns Washington to seek Congress approval for tariff cuts while noting progress depends on package theory, with talks likely start in fall and Common Market reforms due by mid summer. Heath seeks practical monetary progress this year but expects no 1975 trade agreement.
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Endre Marton
Associated Press
Washington
Edward Heath
Britain
London
Nixon
United States
Heath
Congress
Kissinger to Visit Peking on February Trip
AP reports White House announced Henry A Kissinger will travel to Peking February 15 to 19 for high level talks on shared interests with China. The visit comes amid ongoing US China dialogue on key issues.
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Peking
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
China
White House
Paris
International Conference Center
South Vietnam
St. Paul
ST. Paul, Minh
Board of Education
James Sargent
St. Paul Federation of Teachers
Jerry Scribner
Belfast violence rages as youths attacked near church
Terrorists killed a Protestant teenager and wounded four near a Belfast youth club. Protestant youths in another city area hijacked buses, set them on fire, and clashed with police. A car used in the shooting sped by the Church of Ireland Youth Club in Old Park. Police later found the vehicle and arrested three for questioning.
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Belfast
Church of Ireland Youth Club
Protestant
Old Park District
VS Mkt Area News Editorial Sports Society Farm
A compact page guide outlines sections from Market area news to editorial, sports coverage, society notes, farm page, comics, and classifieds across pages 7 through 14. Readers are directed to sports on pages 8 and 9 and society and farm items on later pages.
Breakthroughs Reported in Vietnam Ceasefire Provisions
AP reports progress in implementing the Vietnam cease-fire with plans for prisoner exchanges. The International Commission of Control and Supervision will field seven regional teams Monday to probe cease-fire violations. Talks with Viet Cong on internal South Vietnam issues to start soon.
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Saigon
Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Paris
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
A.m
U.S
Arsonist Triggers Cafeteria Fire Injuring 125 in Miami Beach
A cold blooded arsonist ignited a flash fire at Concord Cafeteria in Miami Beach injuring at least 125 people, most elderly. Police say a suspect is being questioned as victims seek treatment at four area hospitals while crowds fled in panic and chaos ensued.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miami Area
Rockey Pomerance
Concord
Ben Schwartz
Joseph Greenberg
Award winner Fred Friendly jokes with UMN journalism chief
Former CBS News president Fred Friendly joked Friday night with University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communications director Robert L. Jones as Jones held the plaque naming him recipient of the Mitchell V. Charnley Award for outstanding contributions to broadcast journalism AP WIREPHOTO
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CBS News
Fred Friendly
University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communications
Robert L
New Price for the Herald Adopted
Beginning Monday February 5 the home delivered price of the Herald rises to 70 cents a week and the single copy price to 15 cents. Costs of publishing have increased substantially since the last price change over three years ago and the revision is needed to benefit carriers and maintain full coverage of local state and world news.
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Herald
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