Young voters snub Humphrey in Minnesota caucuses
In Minnesota precinct caucuses, youth coalitions opposed Senator Hubert H. Humphrey with McGovern and McCarthy supporters gaining momentum. County unit conventions will decide the 64 national delegates, with turnout tallies and first time voters shaping the race.
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Crystal
Red Wing
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Nixon and Chou hold long China meeting and gym visit
President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai met for four hours in Peking then took Mrs. Nixon to Capital Gymnasium for an 18,000 seat exhibition. They discussed a wide range of issues with reporters allowed brief access amid strict information rules.
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Chang Wen-chin
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Tang Wen-sheng
Senate clash over busing ban plan heats up in Congress
The Senate prepares for a bitter floor fight over antibusing measures tied to a $23 billion higher education bill. Southern Democrats push the bill as a basis for their anti busing proposals, while some opponents argue court orders already compel desegregation and only a constitutional amendment could stop it.
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Police cleared in Arden Hills shooting case
A Minneapolis patrolman was exonerated by the Hennepin County Grand Jury in the February 15 fatal shooting of Timothy D. Peehl. Police said Patrolman John P. Hennessy shot Peehl after Peehl abducted his wife Alice from her office at Consolidated Freightways in Minneapolis.
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Living Cost Rises Again in January
The Labor Department reports January consumer prices up 0.1 percent, meats and new cars lifting the index to 123.2 percent of the 1967 average. After seasonal adjustment, the monthly rise is 0.3 percent with a yearly inflation rate near 3.6 percent.
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Woman killed in car-train crash near Waconia
A rural Waconia woman, Carol Jean Johnson aged 26, died when her car collided with a freight train on a township road two miles east of Waconia at about 8 am Tuesday. The crash raised Minnesota’s 1973 road toll to 67, up from 64 last year, and Johnson was alone in the vehicle.
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Minnesota
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Apartment For Rent Promises Quick Results
Advertiser touts fast rental through Herald want ads. MAIN FLOOR one bedroom apartment in NW area, furnished with store and refrigerator. Available March 1. Preferences for working Kielrs. Contact BXX-ARXX or the Herald Ad department at 445-8001.
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Saigon Bans Pan American Flight With Exiled General Aboard
South Vietnam blocks a Pan American jetliner from Saigon carrying an exiled general and about 189 U.S. servicemen bound for leave, keeping them on board at Honolulu and San Francisco while officials attempt to push them onward later today. The airline cites no stated reason for the decision. In Washington, the Supreme Court allows Richard L Roudebush to challenge the 1970 Hartke Senate victory by a recount in 11 Indiana counties.
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United States
Honolulu
San Francisco
Washington
Supreme Court Today
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
United States and South Vietnam Accept Viet Nam Peace Talks Session
The United States and South Vietnam agreed to a Communist proposal to hold a Vietnam peace talks session on Thursday. Last week's session was canceled by the United States after an antiwar assembly in Versailles Feb 11 13, which Washington said disrupted the neutral atmosphere for talks.
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Versailles
Schedule of Pages Editorial Society VS Market Sports Area News Comics
The page layout lists sections Editorial and Society pages four and twelve thirteen, market and sports pages six to seven and sixteen to seventeen, plus Area News page nine, Comics page eighteen, and Classified pages twenty and twenty one.
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Society
One Day in Life of a New China Hand in Peking
A correspondent portrays dawn routines in Peking with citizens exercising to revolutionary music as President Nixon meets Premier Chou En-lai. He notes sparse modern amenities, limited media, and fashion norms shaped by Mao era policies, highlighting life in a vast, controlled capital.
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People’s Republic of China
Nixon
Chou En-lai
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Mao Tse-iung
Three jurors chosen in Trimble murder trial
Rochester Minnesota three jurors were selected for the first degree murder trial of Constance Trimble James F Nelson Wally Wah a janitor and Mrs Karen Brusse a housewife were named to the panel Trimble 19 faces charges in the ambush death of St Paul officer James Sackett on May 22 1970
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Rochester, Minn
Constance Trimble
James F. Nelson
Wally Wah
Karen Brusse
Miss Trimble
St. Paul
James Sackett
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