Nixon Ends 13 Day Summit Trip Returns to Washington
President Nixon wraps up a 13 day summit tour and heads to Washington to urge support for the SALT treaty with the Soviet Union. He will address a rare joint session of Congress at 9 30 p.m. EDT. The pact freezes offensive missiles and limits ABM sites. Senate ratification is required. Nixon sought to gain backing for Phase 2 talks and bolster re election prospects. He met with Polish leaders Gierek and Jablonski and visited the Lazienki Palace.
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Washington
Congress
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Andrews Air Force Base
Henry Kissinger
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Gierek
Henryk Jablonski
Belweder Palace
Lazienki Palace
Stanislaw Poniatowski
Council to advertise bids for Austin Arena project
The Austin City Council voted to advertise construction bids for the multi purpose Arena. Bids are due June 29 and will be acted on July 3. A land area in the flood plain will need ordinance amendments after a June 19 hearing. Mayor Reding proposed seven names for the Mayor's Arena Advisory Committee with action next meeting.
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Kermit Hoversten
State Dept. of Natural Resources
Cil
Ray Ondov
Neil Fedson
Robert Bateman
Robert Austin
Bill Debson
Robert Arnold
Roger Cook
ASJC Wins Minnesota State JC Baseball Title
Austin State Junior College captured the Minnesota State JC Baseball Tournament with two one run victories. The Blue Devils beat Normandale 10-9 in the semifinals and edged Fergus Falls 5-4 in the final, finishing 18-3 for the season, the program’s first major baseball title.
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Bloomington
Minn
Austin State Junior College
Blue Devils
Normandale
Fergus Falls
Schedule of Pages Editorial Sports VS Market
The notice lists page allocations for a daily issue including Editorial and Society sections along with Comics and Area News. It outlines sections on Pages 4 6 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 16 11 and 17 18 19, guiding readers to the publication layout.
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Society
South Vietnamese siege near Hue escalates with ground push
More than 1,000 para troopers with tanks and APCs moved toward Hue through a North Vietnamese artillery barrage in the foothills, supported by 30 plus B52 bombers. Air battles near Hanoi saw two MIG21s downed by F4 Phantoms while a Phantom returned safely from a strike. A naval bombardment burned a fuel depot and multiple ammo dumps as Marines block the northward advance. Kontum hospital area saw renewed fighting but Montagnard patients and staff remained unharmed.
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Hue
U.S. Air Force
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Newport News
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Associated Press
Holger Jensen
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Kontum
Pat Smith
Cattle in Utah Face FDA Action Over DES in Meat
The FDA charged Parnell Green of Green Livestock Co in Layton with marketing adulterated and misbranded meat after tests found the cancer hormone DES in a cow liver. Conviction could bring up to a year in jail and $1,000 fine per count. DES residues have risen with stricter testing, prompting a possible ban on the liquid form.
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Food and Drug Administration
U.S. District Court
Washington
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Green Livestock Co
Layton
Agriculture Department
Green Livestock
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Weather outlook: fair tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with partly cloudy skies on Friday. Daytime highs range from 82 to 85 today and 84 to 89 Friday, with lows around 54 to 59 tonight.
Bobby Baker Paroled After 17 Months In Prison
Bobby Baker former secretary to the U S Senate Democratic majority was released on parole near Lewisburg Pennsylvania after about 17 months behind bars. He stepped from a private car at the federal minimum security prison farm and spoke briefly to reporters expressing happiness at his freedom.
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Bobby Baker
U.S. Senate
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Here
Ada Jobless Area Added by Labor Department
The Department of Labor lists Ada Minnesota among areas with substantial unemployment. Substantial means a jobless rate of six percent or higher.
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ADA
Washington
Department of Labor
Ada, Minn
Duluth Cyclist Killed After Collision with Pedestrian
Duluth, Minn. AP report says a motorcyclist struck a pedestrian and was thrown from the bike. The victim, 18 year old Monte Jensen of Duluth, died, pushing Minnesota 1972 road toll to 255, vs 331 last year.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Monte Jensen
Minnesota
Demonstration Shows Flame Resistant Doll Dress
Commerce Secretary Peter Peterson lights a match to a flame-resistant cotton dressed doll during a Washington demonstration on Wednesday. Peterson said the government intends to study safety measures and consumer protections based on the display.
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Commerce
Peter Peterson
Washington
Peterson
Tax loophole bill given little chance
Washington AP report on Rep Wilbur Mills proposing gradual reform or abolition of 54 tax loopholes over three years starting 1974. Despite Senate intro by Mike Mansfield and Mills influence, observers doubt passage in an election year. Reforms target oil depletion, depreciation, capital gains, exemptions, charitable deductions, and political contributions.
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Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Ten Americans killed in action and more missing in Saigon report
The U S Command announced ten Americans killed in action last week with 11 missing and 35 wounded, raising total American combat casualties to 416 for the two months since the North Vietnamese offensive began March 30. One American died of nonhostile causes. Casualties rose in all categories from the previous week.
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Saigon
U.S
Alty
Resentencing postponed for H Rap Brown
The U S District Court postponed H Rap Brown's resentencing likely until Friday because his defense attorney cannot appear today. A federal judge refused to issue a preliminary injunction limiting campus police actions at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and St Paul. Police with an armored car raided a terrorist gang hideout in Frankfurt capturing leading members after a wave of bombings. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency filed suit against Kimball and Browns Valley for failure to improve sewage disposal systems.
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New Orleans
U.S. District Court
Lansing Mitchell
H Rap Brown
Brown
Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Kimball
Browns Valley
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Stearns County
Traverse County
Tel Aviv mass casualty attack spurs security push
Following the Tel Aviv airport massacre in which three Japanese nationals killed 23 and injured 70, Israel tightened airport checks and urged foreign airlines to heighten passenger and baggage scrutiny. Lebanon warned of possible retaliation. Prime Minister Golda Meir signaled responsibility for regional leaders.
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Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Golda Meir
Security Council
Air France
Rome
Shimon Peres
Wendell Anderson aims to settle Chippewa dispute
Gov. Wendell Anderson reviews a Department of Natural Resources proposal to resolve the Leech Lake Chippewa rights dispute. Commissioner Robert Herbst and staff prepared the plan for governor approval and negotiation with Leech Lake leaders. The deal would implement a reservation based game and fish code in exchange for state money, initially near $1 million annually.
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Wendell Anderson
ST. Paul, Minn
Department of Natural Resources
Leech Lake Chippewa
Leech Lake
Ice Goes Out Late on Lake Superior in Duluth
The ice finally moves out of Lake Superior in Duluth marking one of the latest breakups in recent years. The report notes the late seasonal melt as a notable event for the harbor and regional activities.
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Superior
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Help Wanted Checker Position in Herald Ad
Classified note announces a checker job in Herald want ads with starting pay and benefits. Advertisement ran five days but was filled in two days after appearing, and readers are directed to call 433-8851 for application details.
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