Governor Demands Swift Justice After State Building Bombing
The daylight blast at the State Office Building in St Paul injured four, including Robert Morehouse, a 33 year old court stenographer. Gov Anderson called for swift justice and said the act cannot be tolerated as police investigated bomb threats and evacuated eight buildings.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Robert F. Morehouse
Hugh Scholtfeldt
Department of Labor and Industry
Capitol
Jon Wefald
State Manpower Services Department
Capitol Building
Capitol Complex
Donald Blakely
St. Paul
Lice
Robert C. Smith
Civil Defense
State Crime Bureau
Governor's Office
State Public Safety
Wallace Hoaglund
State Capitol
Ffiice
Mina
Nixon cautions against quick China solutions
President Nixon warns against expecting rapid U.S. Chinese progress as he heads to Guam and then Beijing. Press secretary Ziegler says next week's talks mark only the start of a long process with an ongoing communications belt to be developed.
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Honolulu
Nixon
China
Ronald L. Ziegler
Guam
Ziegler
United States
Washington
Peking
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Hangchow
Mao
White Bear Lake teacher gets 90 day workhouse term
Charles Thayer, a 43 year old White Bear Lake schoolteacher, was sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse after admitting he fled the scene when his car struck and killed Lavonne Carlson, 13, as she walked home from a dance on January 14 on Cedar Avenue.
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White Bear Lake
Minn
Charles Thayer
Lavonne Carlson
Cedar Avenue
Mother Sirhan smiles after Supreme Court ruling in capital case
Mary Sihan, mother of Sirhan Sirhan the convicted assassin of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, smiles at a news conference in Kollywood after the State Supreme Court rejected capital punishment. Her son remains on Death Row at San Quentin.
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Mary Sihan
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Muskie attacks Wallace on Florida campaign stop
Sen. Edmund Muskie denounces George Wallace in Florida, saying Democrats should not elect a candidate who builds his career on fear. He labels Wallace a protest vehicle, not a real contender, while touring on the Muskie Sunshine Special with stops in Deland Hollywood and Miami before heading to Boise for a fundraiser.
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Walter R. Mears
West Palm Beach
Fila
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
George C. Wallace
Florida
Wallace
White House
Alabama
Maine
Hollywood
Miami
Jacksonville
Boise
Idaho
Deland
George Wallace
Humphrey Urges Quick End to War and Aid to Elderly
Minnesota Senator Hubert H. Humphrey addressed about 200 Democrats in Manitowoc urging an immediate end to the war and greater aid to the elderly. He blamed President Nixon for not fulfilling pledges to end the conflict and spoke after a weather-delayed arrival from Green Bay.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Green Bay
Nixon
Limited S. D. tax break okayed
Pierre South Dakota Gov. Richard Kneip signed into law a limited tax break for low income elderly residents. The measure targets elderly homeowners and renters who meet income criteria and provides relief on property or local taxes.
Yevgeny Yevtushenko Escapes Fall Amid Protests in Minnesota
Russian poet Yevtushenko survived a three foot tumble from a stage as 15 pro Ukraine protesters picketed his Macalester College appearance. He returned to the podium to finish the reading, amid a 4000 strong ovation. Two protesters were arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Macalester College
Yeviushenko
Albert Todd
New York City
America
Yevtushenko
Ukraine
Father and two sons plead innocent to assault charges
In Pine County District Court Tony Katchmark 64 of Sturgeon Lake and his sons Ray 44 and Eugene 33 of Minneapolis each pleaded innocent to assault charges. The trio was held in lieu of 300 bail after entering their pleas following a Friday hearing related to two game wardens.
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Pine City, Minn
Pine County
Tony Katchmark
Sturgeon Lake
Ray
Eugene
Minneapolis
Longshoremen poised to approve new West Coast pact
West Coast longshoremen voted on an 18 month contract with shippers ending a 135 day strike at 24 ports from Canada to Mexico. The tentative agreement includes a 16 percent wage boost to 72 cents to 5 dollars hourly retroactive to Dec 26 and a 36 hour week for full timers. If the wage rise fails the strike could resume.
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James D. White
San Francisco
Canada
Mexico
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
ILWU
Bridges
Federal Pay Board
PMA
Prison inmates protest discrimination at Stillwater Prison
Indians and other inmates at Stillwater Prison told five Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission members about alleged discrimination and other complaints. They cited inadequate medical and psychiatric care, denied disciplinary hearing rights, poor communication with administration, religious discrimination, and phone access to attorneys amid a week-long cell lockup after a stabbing.
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Stillwater
Minn
Stillwater Prison
Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission
Bruce McManus
James Klobuchar
Grain strike in Chicago ends after six months
A six month long strike by Local 418 grain elevator workers in Chicago ended after seven hours of talks. The pact raises hourly wages by 2.06 with fringe benefits and is expected to mirror a recent agreement with two other companies. Members to ratify the deal.
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Chicago
Afl-Cio
John McQuade
McQuade
British union chiefs OK compromise wage offer
Britain edges toward end of a six week miner strike as 280000 coal workers accept a 20 percent pay rise backed by an independent tribunal. Leaders urge a return to work by next weekend to avert a total blackout and resume delivery of stockpiled coal.
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London
Britain
National Coal Board
National Union of Mineworkers
High Court
Lord Wilberforce
Apartment Rented in Only One Day
Classified notice states a three room furnished apartment was offered under a Herald best offer of six times for five dollars and forty cents but was canceled after one day. Utilities included and available now. Contact number 433-8851.
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the Herald
U S Warplanes Hit North Vietnam Again
U S warplanes struck inside North Vietnam for a third day, destroying six antiaircraft guns. Informants noted a shift in air attacks from South Vietnam to the 250 mile Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos near the border with both countries.
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U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
India says ready for direct peace talks with Pakistan
New Delhi announced it is prepared to hold direct peace talks with Pakistan at any time at any level and without any preconditions. The statement was in a letter to U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and released to the press, the strongest public stance yet on a possible peace conference.
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New Delhi
Pakistan
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
India
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