Legislature acts to avoid Dane White case repeat
Atty. Gen. Head says Minnesota lawmakers adopted five of six recommendations from the Dane White inquiry. Laws finance regional juvenile detention centers, allow transfers to Lino Lakes, expand group foster homes, and advance juvenile court rules to limit detention without hearings. Despite progress, debates persist on notices to parents and ongoing modernization of the Juvenile Court Act.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul (Ap
Minnesota
Dane White
Douglas Head
Wilkin County
Head
St. Louis County
Lino Lakes
Chicago
Attorney General’s Office
Golda Meir calls for end to French arms embargo
In Haifa Prime Minister Golda Meir urged that the next French president lift the arms embargo imposed by Charles de Gaulle after Israel’s Beirut airport raid. Meir described the embargo as a terrible evil. Pompidou and Poher, facing a June 15 runoff, signaled support for relaxing the restriction.
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Haifa
Israel
Golda Meir
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Beirut
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Five RFK shooting victims healing after year
Wounds of the five men shot with Senator Robert F. Kennedy a year ago are mostly healed. Three still feel pain or numbness in varying degrees. Weisel and Goldstein reflect on life changes and political disillusionment, while Stoll and Evans recount lasting physical effects from the attack. Sirhan Sirhan remains on death row.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Elizabeth Evans
Ira Goldstein
Irwin Stoll
Seei
Sirhan
Weisel
Goldstein
Stroll
Old west cattle drive modernized in New Mexico
A herd of 700 yearling Charolais cattle is being driven from Bluewater toward summer pasture in Colorado. Trucks pull camp trailers, cowboys ride, and walkers radios guide the string as portable fences corral at night. The herd reached Pueblo Pintado, NM, about 70 miles from Bluewater with roughly 90 miles left to Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
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Pueblo Pintado
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado Bowl
Bluewater
Chinese newspaper banned in Malaysia
Malaysia suspends the China Press under emergency powers citing no detailed reason while the Chinese daily had recently run articles criticizing the emergency government amid post disorder tensions.
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Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
China Press
Red flags and Lenin posters greet International meet
Moscow hosts delegates from about 70 nations at the opening of the International Communist Conference. A bland draft calls for unity against imperialism while internal tensions surface as Western Communist sources seek changes to the document. Some nations are not present, including Red China and North Korea, as dissidents led by Italians push for qualifications on a clause.
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Moscow
Lenin
Kremlin
Hayakawa Blames Middle Class for College Problems
In Sacramento AP report Hayakawa acting president of San Francisco State College blames privileged students of the white middle class for campus disorders. He traveled to seek approval for 10.2 million state funds to aid needy students at state colleges. He questions whether the most disadvantaged are the ones admitted.
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Sacramento
Calif
Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Iny
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