Denise Long Seeks Warriors Contract in San Francisco
Denise Long, 18, from Whitten Iowa, the only girl drafted by an NBA team, dribbles past a cable car gripman Cornelius Miller on the Hyde Street line in San Francisco. She arrived Wednesday hoping to sign with the Warriors. She is a niece of Mr and Mrs Jerry Thatcher of 712th Ave NW.
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Denise Long
Whitten
Iowa
National Basketball Assn
Miller
Hyde Street
San Francisco
Miss Long
The
Warriors
Jerry Thatcher
12Th Ave
AP Photofax
Waterfowl Nesting Starts Early Across Central North America
Favorable weather boosts early nesting among ducks with good water conditions in the Dakotas Minnesota Montana and prairie Canadian provinces Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba. Observers say early nesting tends to raise waterfowl production and could lift fall flights if conditions stay favorable.
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Washington
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Police to Question Kidnapped Girl After Return Home
Kristin Bastyr, 3, the kidnapping victim, may be released from a suburban St. Louis Park hospital by Friday. Police chief Clyde Sorensen said officers will try to question her once she adapts to normal surroundings. She was treated for a broken jaw and bruises after being found two days after she vanished from her home on May 27.
Austin Herald item from June 5 1969
Brief item from the Austin Minnesota Herald dated Thursday June 5 1969. Details are fragmentary, with limited readable context.
Schweiker slams airlift program hearings as mockery
Sen Richard Schweiker R Pa on the Senate Armed Forces Committee called authorization hearings for more C5A transports a mockery after Lockheed official testifies that a January 18 letter from former Air Force Secretary Harold Brown commits to a second batch of 57 C5As. The first order was for 58 planes.
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Washington
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Air Force
Richard
Schweiker
R-Pa
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Harold Brown
Unarmed US Recon Plane Down Over North Vietnam
An unarmed U.S. RF4C reconnaissance aircraft was shot down over North Vietnam. Two crewmen bailed out and were rescued by a helicopter near Dong Hoi. Two U.S. escort fighters attacked antiaircraft sites with unknown results in the first North Vietnam clash since December 24.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
North
Gulf of Tonkin
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Repose
Navy
Eveleth Man, 78, Dead in Minnesota Car Collision
Virginia Minnesota AP report says a 78 year old Eveleth man Faye D. Ford was killed in a two vehicle crash on Minnesota 53 three miles from Virginia. His wife Marilyn Deutch and two teenagers Jane Conley plus another passenger were hospitalized as Minnesota’s road toll for the year reached 306, down from 358 a year ago.
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Virginia, Minn
Minnesota
Faye D. Ford
Virginia
Marilyn Deutch
Jane Conley
Nixon Attacks Nixon Era War Tactics In Paris Talks
North Viet Nam accused President Nixon of intensifying the war to pursue neo colonial aims at the Paris talks. South Vietnam accused the North and Viet Cong of stalling negotiations seeking a military victory. Ha Van Lau spoke for North Viet Nam attacking the Nixon administration in place of Xuan Thuy.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Vietnam
United States
Ha van Lau
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
Three Cassidy daughters wed West Point graduates
West Point graduate weddings continue as Lt Col Richard P. Cassidy and his three daughters tie the knot with cadets. Jo Ann, 19, married 2nd Lt Larry Main after graduation. twins Constance and Lorretta, 22, wed Ssgt Lt Robert Keenan Jr. and 2nd Lt Stephen William, respectively, in a single ceremony. The families recall how a blind-date plan helped three daughters marry Military Academy men.
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West Point
N.Y
Bowie
Richard P. Cassidy
Robert E. Keenan Jr
Mountain Home
Idaho
Vietnam
Constance
Stephen William
Cincinnati
Ft. Sill
Okla
Plane from Havana bombs Haiti near Duvalier palace
Haiti reports a four engineConstellation dropped incendiary bombs around President Francois Duvalier's palace near Port au Prince. The plane allegedly took off from Cuba and Haiti asked the United States to send warplanes for protection.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Cuba
United States
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