Nixon warns Soviets pose threat to U S retaliatory power
President Nixon told Congress that Soviet intercontinental missiles threaten U S deterrence and raise questions about Moscow's aims and alliances. He outlined aims for peace talks with Russia and China, Vietnam settlement prospects, Middle East involvement, Asia regional ties, Western Hemisphere collaboration, Africa development, freer trade, UN support, and cautious talks with Eastern Europe.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Russia
Soviet Union
Europe
Latin America
Africa
United States
United Nations
Freight service resumes after Rock Island derailment near Wilson
Freight service on the Rock Island Lines through Albert Lea was resumed at 1:20 a.m. today after crews cleared the wreckage from a derailment late Monday night near the Wilson Co under the Main St viaduct. Twenty one cars derailed. no rerouting reported.
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Rock Island
Albert Lea
Wilson Co
Park site acquisition costs eyed for northwest Austin
The Austin Park and Recreation Board reviewed four parcels for a proposed northwest neighborhood park with Lewison Co. appraisals placing total acquisition at 9100 dollars. Total project cost, including development and upkeep, would reach 23600 dollars. The item moved to planning for further evaluation and required a cost summary to the City Council.
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David Kranz
Austin
Austin Park and Recreation Board
Lewison Co
James Haben
Park and Rec
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Amherst students seize campus buildings demand self direction
About 200 black students seized five Amherst College buildings accusing the administration of meaningless dialogue and called for the right to determine programs, policies, and direction on campus. The protest followed a tense exchange with officials and drew attention nationwide.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Minnesota Gets Additional Flood Relief Funds
The White House released $275,000 in federal flood relief for property damage from the 1969 spring floods to six southeastern Minnesota counties. Rep. Albert H. Quie named Dakota, Goodhue, Wabasha, Winona, Houston and Fillmore as beneficiaries, bringing total federal disaster aid to Minnesota to $5,450,000.
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Minnesota
White House
First
Albert H. Quie
Dakota
Goodhue
Wabasha
Winona
Houston
Fillmore
Civil rights official Panetta quits amid desegregation clash
Leon E. Panetta resigns as director of the HEW Civil Rights Office charging White House aides and hostile lawmakers hindered antidiscrimination enforcement during school desegregation. He criticizes a saleable, politics driven civil rights policy while affirming Nixon’s pledge to unite the country. Panetta cites lack of sustained presidential support and refuses to name involved aides or lawmakers.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
White House
Leon E. Panetta
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Civil Rights
Congress
Panetta
Tion
Nixon
Gulf Coast beaches clear of oil spill after storms
Florida's Gulf Coast beaches were cleaned of oil from the tanker spill as rains and winds disrupted the slick in Tampa Bay. Coast Guard Cmdr. Anthony Fugaro said most oil will be cleaned within a day, though pockets remain on seawalls and shorelines in Tampa Bay. The Delian Apollon tanker, seized by U S marshals after a $2 million suit by Florida AG Earl Faircloth against Shipping Development Corp. of Panama.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Florida
Gulf Coast
Tampa Bay
Cmdr
Anthony Fugaro
Coast Guard
Madeira Beach
Fugaro
Pinellas Point
Coquina Key
Sunshine Skyway
Delian Apollon
Atty
Earl Faircloth
Shipping Development Corp. of
Panama
Vietnamese girl dies after open heart surgery
An 8-year-old Vietnamese girl, one of six brought to Minneapolis, died shortly after open heart surgery at Swedish Hospital. Surgeons cited a complex set of heart defects including malformations of the great vessels and valves between the four chambers. Four other Vietnamese children have undergone surgery and were reported as doing well.
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Minneapolis
Swedish
Nguyen Thi Ly
Tran van Tuan
Huynh Tran
Dinh Thi Vinh Nuoi
Phan Dinh Truong
Weather Update After Cold Night With Snow Chance
Fair and much colder with diminishing winds tonight. Increasing cloudiness Thursday with rising temperatures and a chance of some snow again by evening.
Army Engineers urge Prairie du Chien flood ward abandonment
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin officials and Army Engineers urge residents of the Fourth Ward to abandon flood prone homes beside the Mississippi River. City of about 5700 has flooded 14 times since 1880. Relocation of about 180 dwellings would cost around 1.5 million dollars with most costs covered by the government if Congress approves.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Army Engineers
Mississippi River
Edward Farrell
St. Ferrol Island
Charles L. McGinnis
St. Paul, Minn
Congress
Nixon outlines major foreign policy points in State of World message
President Nixon’s first annual State of the World to Congress highlights sought nuclear arms control, Vietnam negotiations, Middle East compromise, a shift to partnerships with developing nations, easing China contact, and new talks with the Soviet Union on strategic arms limits.
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United States
Middle East
Soviet Union
Russia
Nixon
U.S
Associated Press
Congress
Vietnam
Hanoi
Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin America
China
Warsaw
Helsinki
Vienna
Humphrey reception moved to Terp Ballroom in Austin
The reception honoring Vice President and Mrs. Hubert Humphrey will begin at 5 30 p m at the Terp Ballroom instead of the Stardust Supper Club. Robert Leighton says the event precedes a 7 p m dinner at St Edwards Community Center. The Humphreys are due to arrive in Austin at 4 p.m.
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Hubert Humphrey
Terp
Stardust
Robert Leighton
St. Edwards Community Center
Humphreys
Austin
Feasibility study ordered of Met Stadium seating
The Metropolitan Sports Commission ordered a study to raise Metropolitan Stadium seating to 60,000 and to explore a dome and artificial turf. The commission signed with Cerny Associates to finish by early April and consider year round enclosure and financing, with population and transport analyses and a report on similar facilities nationwide.
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Minneapolis
Metropolitan Sports Commission
Metropolitan Stadium
Commission
Cerny Associates, Inc
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota Twins
Gerald L. Moore
Ervin leads new hearings on voting rights bill
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. guides a Senate Judiciary panel into another round of hearings on voting rights legislation after labeling a compromise proposal unacceptable. The plan would extend the 1965 Act for five years and add parts of a Nixon recommended substitute bill. testimony from Clarence Mitchell and Joseph D. Tydings was sought.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
Nixon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clarence Mitchell
Joseph D. Tydings
House
Mitchell
Judiciary Committee
Army Doctor's Family Slaying At Fort Bragg Probed
Officials investigate the stabbing deaths of Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald’s pregnant wife Collette and their two young daughters Kristen Jean and Kimberly at Fort Bragg North Carolina. MacDonald 26 was also stabbed and said a hippie type band of three men and a girl assaulted them. A knife and ice pick were found and blood scrawled pig appeared on the headboard.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Jeffrey MacDonald
Patchogue
N.Y
Collette MacDonald
Brooklyn
Kristen Jean
Kimberly
New York
The
Daily News
MacDonald
Wilma M. Perry
Fates
Sub-zero Minnesota Bite from Arctic Front
A brisk cold wave with 20s below readings and strong north winds hit Minnesota. Snow accompanied the chill as temperatures later expected to rebound into the 30s Thursday, with readings from the Twin Cities Airport forecasting 10 to 22 below north and 2 to 15 below south tonight.
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Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Twin Cities
Herald Page Schedule Notes Editorial Omitted
Mechanical problems alter today's Herald pages with Pat Pourii appearing today only on Page 16 and Victor Riese column on Page 9. Other pages include Women’s News on 12 and 13, Sport on 28, 29, 31. Area News on 17. Comics on 25. Vital Statistics on 18.
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Herald
Pat Pourii
Victor Riese
Beautiful music sold via Austin Daily Herald ad
A Corona violin and case in excellent condition sold in two days through the Austin Daily Herald Classifieds. Mrs H. placed the ad and found a buyer for 10 year old violin. Contact KXX-XXXX to inquire or place your own ad.
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Austin Daily Herald
Corona
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