Nixon says areas of agreement reached with Chou En Lai
President Nixon said in Hangchow that some areas of agreement were reached with Premier Chou En-lai and a communique will be issued Sunday. He stressed no statements beyond the joint communique and noted the talks centered on cultural and journalistic exchanges, trade expansion, and easing tourist travel.
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Hangchow
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Peking
Chou
Peoples Republic of China
West Lake
Shanghai
U.S
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Mrs. Nixon
Leftist IRA wing claims role in assassination attempt
Northern Ireland's Home Affairs Minister John Taylor, 34, survived a Friday night shooting in Armagh as gunmen fired 15 rounds from a Thompson submachine gun. The leftist IRA wing claimed responsibility, calling him a main architect of harsh policy toward IRA suspects, with security tightened province wide.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
John Taylor
Taylor
Irish Republican Army
Joan Taylor
IRA
Armagh
Aldershot
England
Dublin
Ulster
Londonderry
Brian Faulkner
Jacqueline Onassis Sues Photographer Over Invasion Allegations
Jacqueline Onassis appears in Manhattan Federal Court as she faces a $1.5 million suit from freelance photographer Ronald B. Galella. She counters with a request for an injunction to keep Galella at least 200 yards away from her and her family.
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Jacqueline Onassis
Manhattan
Priday
Ronald B. Galella
Galella
Massive Fargo drug raid nets 52 arrests across city
In Fargo North Dakota police arrested 52 people including 18 teen girls and one Army absentee for marijuana possession and alcohol use. Adults aged 18 to 22 were jailed while juveniles aged 16 to 17 were released to parents. The raid at a southside house began at 12 30 am and took six hours to process.
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Fargo
Robert Paulson
Paulson
Cass County
Southside
Carl Schulz
Dry Sausage director Ken Dean retires after 402 year career
Ken Dean, longtime Dry Sausage director for Hormel & Co., retires ending a career that began in 1931 as a student trainee in Austin Minnesota. He held multiple roles from plant operations to national sales and management including US Navy service as Lt Cmdr before becoming Dry Sausage manager in 1957 and chief sausage operations manager in 1961. Dean is a Forest City Iowa native and University of Iowa graduate.
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Ken Dean
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Hormel
Austin, Minn
Dean
Austin
Ross Swickard
Midwest
Seattle, Wash
Dallas
Texas
U.S. Navy
Horme Co
Walter Bergman
Forest City
Iowa
Forest City High School
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Probe church and school vandalism in Winona
Police investigate about 4000 dollars in damage to St. Stanislaus Catholic Church and school in Winona. Vandals shot holes in eight school windows and damaged a church door window. Repair costs are estimated at about 500 dollars per window.
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Winona, Minn
St. Stanislaus Catholic
James McCabe
Obscene remark adds months to thief’s jail term
Florent Millette twenty five of no fixed address was sentenced to a year for theft under fifty dollars. He muttered an obscenity after the sentence and Provincial Court Judge Gordon Stewart increased the term to fifteen months and quipped that Millette did not deserve a medal.
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Windsor
Ont
Gordon Stewart
Florent Millette
Millette
Stewart
Schedule of Pages VS.Mkt.-2 Society -3 Comic Area News
Page 5 covers Sports and Page 6 7 includes Farm Page 8 bend Classified pages 10 and 11 feature notices. The schedule lists sections and page numbers for readers to locate society humor sports farming and classified content.
NSP PCA to Open Hearings on Becker Plant Near Sherburne
Northern States Power Co and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency will begin public hearings on April 25 regarding NSP s proposed fuel power plant near Becker in Sherburne County.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northern States Power Co
NSP
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Becker
Sherburne County
Two US helicopters crash in Vietnamese waters killing 12
In Da Nang harbor and Cam Ranh Bay, two Army helicopters collided with disaster killing nine Americans and three Vietnamese including Brig. Gen Phan Dinh Soan and Col. Ngo An Dong. A third officer, Col. Albert W. Smart Jr., is listed among the dead.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
da Nang Harbor
Cam Ranh Bay
da Nang
Craig
Phan Dinh Soan
1St Military Region
Ngo An Dong
Soan
Albert W. Smart Jr
Columbia
D.C
Army Ahl
Luna 20 Returns Lunar Soil Samples From Highlands
Soviet agency Tass reports Luna 20 landed safely and returned soil samples from the lunar highlands. The unmanned craft touched down at 10:12 Moscow time on Friday night after its orange parachute deployed over the landing area. All mission stages were completed as planned.
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Moscow
Tass
Israeli planes renew attack on Lebanon guerrilla bases
Israeli planes struck guerrilla bases in southeast Lebanon for a second day. The attack followed an earlier Israeli air ground and armored assault as the U N Security Council convened in New York to discuss the conflict. Eyewitnesses said Mirage and Skyhawk bombers operated in formations of six.
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Associated Press
Palestine
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
New York
Mayors Announce Training Site at Naval Air Station
Mayors Charles Stenvig of Minneapolis and Charles McCarty of St. Paul announced an agreement to use the U S Naval Air Station as a police training facility. No rent will be charged for use of the facilities, military representatives told a news conference Friday.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Charles Stenvig
Minneapolis
Charles McCarty
St. Paul
U.S. Naval Air Station
Furnished Studio Apartment Ad Promptly Rented
A Furnished studio apartment near the hospital was rented by the second day of the Austin Herald ad run. The notice sought one mature person and included a contact number. The ad was scheduled for six days at 5.40 dollars, but appeared for only two days before payment.
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Austin Herald
Psychosurgery debate sparks renewed concern over brain procedures
Researcher Dr. Peter Breggin says brain surgery is gaining popularity to treat anxiety and tension, including hyperactive children. He cites thousands of procedures worldwide and urges a US ban, warning of a revival like the 1950s wave, with emphasis on children and neurosis patients.
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Washington
England
America
Canada
Peter R. Breggin
Cornelius F. Gallagher
D-N.j
Congressional Record
Breggin
Washington, D.C
School of Psychiatry
United States
Soviet Union
Denmark
Indi
Japan
Thailand
India
University of Mississippi
Andy
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