Stillwater escape plot ends with inmates isolated
Five inmates in Stillwater's prison were placed in isolated cells after a foiled weekend escape. Warden Jack Young said charges could be discussed with the county attorney. The group held three guards for eight hours before surrendering at 3 a.m. No shots fired. two inmates hospitalized for minor injuries. one former attorney in life term was among the hospitalized.
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Stillwater
Minn
Jack Young
Washington County
T. Eugene Thompson
St. Paul, Minn
Draft not to end soon says Pentagon and Senate panel
Pentagon officials and the Senate Armed Services Committee chair say mid 1971 is too early to end the draft as a goal for an All-Volunteer Armed Forces. A presidential commission suggested a target date this weekend.
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Washington
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bombers Hit Ho Chi Minh Trail In Laos Strikes
U S B 52 bombers pounded the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos for seven straight days and neared the DMZ While about half of 30000 tons of bombs this month targeted supply depots and infiltration routes to curb troop and material flow into South Vietnam In Auckland New Zealand a man accused of threatening Vice President Agnew was granted six months probation by Magistrate Harry Rosen Arthur 22 was the defendant in the case
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Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Lacs
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
South Vietnam
Auckland
New Zealand
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Harry Rosen
Sydney James Clarke Arthur
Nixon Host for Washington's 238th Birthday
Richard Nixon hosted Washington's birthday at the White House with a showing of the Broadway play 1776. The president marked the occasion with a musical celebration of the nation's independence, joined by others.
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Washington
United States
Richard M. Nixon
George Washington
White House
Farm income outlook remains solid in livestock sector gains
U S Department of Agriculture economists project another strong year for overall farm income in 1970 despite a slowing economy and rising costs. Net farm income last year reached about 16 billion dollars, below the 1947 peak and 1966 level, with livestock profits driving the better results and grain growers unlikely to gain much.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Goetz Opposes Mandatory School Busing in Minnesota
Lt. Gov. James B. Goetz declares opposition to any mandatory busing plan to enforce school integration in Minnesota. He argues busing addresses symptoms, not root racial bias, and would waste valuable student time. He calls for equal educational opportunity and separates busing from public school goals.
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ST. Paul
James B. Goetz
Minnesota
Goetz
Weather sketch: mild tonight and cooler Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight with a retreat to fair to partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures on Tuesday. Highs are expected around 36 to 44 degrees with lows in the 20s.
Minnesota Tuesday caucuses draw about three percent turnout
Precinct caucuses across Minnesota aim to elect delegates to county conventions with about 60 000 of two million eligible voters attending. GOP expects 20 000 and DFL about 40 000. results may take days to weeks to finalize amid ongoing candidate maneuvers and televised participation efforts by both parties.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
DFL
A. M. Keith
Karl F. Rolvaag
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Richard Moe
George Thiss
Prince Charles Performs Weather Sketch at Cambridge
The 21 year old prince makes a dress rehearsal appearance at Cambridge University in a monologue titled Weather Tis Nobler. He wears a gas mask for a role as a television weather forecaster in a Trinity College staged sketch set to run this week.
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Prince Charles
England
Cambridge University
Cambridge
Trinity
Prince Charles’ College
London
Five die in Minnesota weekend traffic crashes
Five persons died Saturday in separate Minnesota road accidents. the toll this year reaches 91. John Gartner, 34, of St Paul, died in a two car crash on Highway 61 near Kellogg. Gordon Atkinson, 20, of Leoti Kansas, died in a one car rollover on Highway 218 near Owatonna. Eileen Costello, 67, of St Paul, died of injuries from a bridge collision. George Oliver, 52, of Minneapolis, fatally injured after a morning crash in north Minneapolis. Gordon McPherson, 27, of Monticello, died in a two car crash at Highway 152 and a county road intersection.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
John Gartner
St. Paul
Highway 61
Kellogg
Wabasha County
Michael Kudingo
Wabasha
Gordon Atkinson
Leoti
Kan
Owatonna
Steele County
Eileen M. Costello
Capitol City
George M. Oliver
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Gordon W. McPherson
Monticello
Minn
Arabs Attack Bus of American Tourists in Holy Land
In Hebron on a Christian pilgrimage, a bus carrying 37 Americans, a guide and a driver was fired upon. One Michigan woman died, two American women and a local guide were wounded. a helicopter evacuated the injured to a Jerusalem hospital as Israeli security forces closed in. The tour was led by Rev. Draper. his sister Lucille Draper was among the wounded.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Jorday
Michigan
Hebron
New York
Draper
Lucille Draper
Ministry of Tourism
NFO calls nationwide holding action on potatoes
The National Farmers Organization announced a nationwide holding action on potatoes in Corning Iowa. President Oren Lee Staley said big buyers use low grade potatoes from freeze damage to depress prices and that members should hold for 3.50 per hundredweight. He urged collective production blocks to enforce price.
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Associated Press
Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Pompidou heads for U.S. visit with protests planned
President Georges Pompidou departs Paris for a nine day U S tour to meet President Nixon. Demonstrations target his Middle East policy while lawmakers threaten a House boycott as Pompidou plans stops in Cape Kennedy San Francisco Chicago and New York where New York will skip an official welcome.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Pompidou
Claude
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Camp David
U.S
White House
France
Atlantic Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Mediterranean
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Africa
Congress
House
Cape Kennedy
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
States ban forced busing in desegregation plans
Two Southern states approved laws backing freedom of choice for desegregation while prohibiting forced busing. Georgia and Louisiana moved to restrict racial balancing, with Mississippi, Alabama, and plans in other Deep South states under consideration. Louisiana’s measure aims to warn on national integration issues, and Georgia awaits Governor Maddox’s signature.
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Deep South
New York State
Hubert H. Humphrey
Louisiana
John McKeithen
McKeithen
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Mississippi
Albert Brewer
Alabama
Apollo 12 Crew Arrives in Lisbon on European Tour
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. Richard F. Gordon and Alan L. Bean landed at Lisbon Portela Airport at noon for the first European stop of their 40 day world tour. They appeared tanned and relaxed after a brief rest in Las Palmas in the Canary Islands.
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Apollo 12
Lisbon
Portugal
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon
Alan L. Bean
Portela
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Ver non Law family spans six children in Idaho
Vern Law former Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher and coach and his wife Vanita rear a large Idaho family. Their children Weldon aged 17 Veryl 14 Vance 12 Vaughan 10 Varlin 7 and VaLynda 14 months share the same initials V N L.
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Meridan
Idaho
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirate
Vern
Vanita
Weldon
Veryl
Vance
Vaughan
Varlin
VaLynda
Creative Shoppers Seek Early Buyers In Austin Classifieds
Studies show early buyers are imaginative and open handed. Imaginative readers engage with Austin Daily Herald Classified Ads daily for homes, cats, boats, antiques, furnishings, and instructions. Call 433-8851 about our low time rate and place an ad.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
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