Watergate panel resumes probe after Cox delay plea
The Senate Watergate committee rejected special prosecutor Archibald Cox's three month postponement request and began questioning its 12th witness Sally Harmony, secretary to G G Liddy. Testimony covered secret wiretap logs and shredded notebooks tied to the break in.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Watergate Panel
Sally Harmony
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Harmony
Democratic Party
Robert Reisner
GOP
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
H. A. Post
Liddy
Ingvalson Honored Mother at Flag Presentation
Ingvalson honors his mother Mrs Ida Ingvalson Austin Rt. 4 as Jack Paulson national crusade chairman and Joseph B. Head executive director present. Photo also shows Craig Ingvalson, Mrs Ida Ingvalson, and Mrs Paulson with service groups, officials, and relatives attending.
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Ida Ingvalson
Austin Rt. 4
Jack Paulson
National Crusade
Joseph B. Head
Ingvalson
Craig
Paulson
Armed Service Organizations
Dave Kranz
Spannaus reaffirms state marriage age provision
Minnesota Attorney General Warren Spannaus says the new age of majority law clearly allows 18 to 20 year olds to marry without parental consent. He responded to Olmsted County officials after a policy reversal and noted no formal notice procedure exists for state law changes. The statute states that anyone who is 18 or older is legally capable of contracting marriage if otherwise competent.
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St, Paul
Minn
Atty
Warren Spannaus
Minnesota
Spannaus
Olmsted
John Rice
Leon Lee
Rice
U S dollar sinks in Europe as Watergate blamed
The U S dollar hits new lows across Europe with gold reaching record highs as traders blame Watergate. Bankers hint floating rates may fail to avert a crisis while dollar weakness prompts gold buying by wealthy individuals and oil interests.
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U.S
Europe
London
Treasury
Zurich
Used 1962 Ford Fairlane Sold Fast in Herald Ad
There is constant demand for good used cars and the Herald ad proves it. A 1962 Ford Fairlane eight cylinder in excellent condition with overhauled engine, one owner, new tires and 48 000 miles sold in two days. Phone number provided for fast action.
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Council tables bids for ice arena Zamboni purchase
Elmhurst hearing on Elmhurst Addition sewer is continued to June 18 and an airport lease is tabled for contract technicalities. Bids from Tennant Co and Zamboni Co for the ice resurfacing machine were reviewed with Youth Hockey Assn. asked to raise funds. City weighs lower bid against higher one on justification.
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Elmhurst
The
Tennant Co
L.P. Gas
Zamboni and Co
Peter Jacobson
Youth Hockey Assn
National Hockey League
Jacobson
L.P
Kermit Hoversten
Flying Dutchman
Rochester
Waseca
Under 18 May Not Hire to Mow for Profit Says OSHA Rule
Austin council hears that OSHA rules bar anyone under 18 from being hired to operate a power mower for pay. City administrator Darrell Stacy notes courts deem mowers hazardous. unpaid mowing by youths reportedly allowed, but injuries could void insurance and trigger parental damages. Alderman Einhaus calls rule ridiculous. fines up to 500 dollars possible. Separate items discuss Jay C Hormel Nature Center pet restrictions, siren study, and a joint law enforcement center agreement with the County. Chamber plan update requested for central business district, including arena and bank projects.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Austin
Darrell Stacy
Lowell Einhaus
Third Ward
Stacy
Joint County
Hoversten
Owatonna
Richard Taber
Austin Area
Pompidou cancels ceremonial appearances amid illness rumors
Paris reports say President Georges Pompidou will skip all ceremonial events in the coming weeks amid speculation about his health despite official denials. In Minnesota, a Swift Falls General Store owned by Luvern Kolstad was destroyed by an early morning fire. Benson firefighters prevented spread to adjacent buildings.
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Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
Pompidou
Swift Falls, Minn
Luvern Kolstad
Swift County
Benson
Kansas City Police Chief Heads to Washington for FBI Post
Police Chief C. M. Kelley travels to Washington on his third trip in days as the Kansas City Star reports signals he will be named permanent director of the FBI.
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C. M. Kelley
Washington
The
Kansas City Star
Perment
FBI
Governors nix pushing Watergate at National Governors Conference
Democrats decide against bringing Nixon’s Watergate handling before the conference. They drop organized moves as officials warn issues divert focus from national problems. Governor Lucey’s proposal to resign spawns no endorsement while Governor Anderson cites energy and economic concerns. Agnew aims to hear complaints on impoundment of federal funds as governors push new economic proposals and revenue sharing plans.
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Stateline
New
Nixon
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Maryland
Congress
American pilot killed in Phnom Penh crash
An American pilot was killed when his spotter plane crashed at Phnom Penh airport shortly after takeoff. Authorities reported the craft burst into flames as it went down, with observers noting the plane barely cleared the runway.
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U.S
Phnom Penh
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