Brandt set to visit Israel for symbol of reconciliation
German Chancellor Willy Brandt arrives in Jerusalem for a four day visit aimed at healing wartime wounds. He will meet with Prime Minister Golda Meir and other officials, visit Yad Vashem, and discuss Israeli relations with the Common Market and reparations. Bonn has paid about 16.6 billion to Jews since WWII.
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Willy Brandt
Yad Vashem
Brandt
Israel
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Pinhas Sapir
Yigal Allon
Middle East
David Ben- Gurion
West Germany
Ben-Gurion
Adenauer
New York
Germany
East Germany
Bonn
Probe into payola and crime ties hits music industry
Reports surface of payola schemes and drug use in the recording business as federal and district attorneys probe the music industry in New York and Los Angeles. CBS faces scrutiny after firing Columbia Records president Clive Davis amid a grand jury inquiry.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Los Angeles
Herb Helman
RCA Records
Grand Jury
Newark
N.J
David Wynshaw
Columbia Records
Columbia
Wynshaw
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Clive J. Davis
Davis
Lawmaker urges Minnesota small business lobby
Rep. Arlan Stangeland proposes a new small business lobby for the Minnesota Legislature. He told Moorhead Chamber of Commerce members that the Minnesota Association of Commerce and Industry favors big business and that its deals hurt small Moorhead and Breckenridge merchants, noting higher wage and benefit costs.
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Moorhead
Minn
Arlan Stangeland
R-Barnesville
Minnesota
Stangeland
Breckenridge
North Dakota
Production of F111 Fighter-Bomber Halts at End of 1974
Washington AP The Defense Department will stop FIII production after the 543 planes on order are delivered by year end 1974. General Dynamics built the aircraft in Fort Worth Texas for a decade amid crashes disappearances and shifting missions from Indochina to Cambodia. Deputy Defense Secretary William P Clements announced the halt citing lower priority among defense needs and state reactions in Texas where the line operates.
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Washington
Defense Department
General Dynamics Corp
Pentagon
Defense
William P. Clements
Air Force
General Dynamics
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Indochina
Cambodia
Clements
Fort Worth
Texas
Department of Defense
Skylab Astronauts Deemed Nearly Fit After 13 Days in Space
Houston AP reports Skylab crew shown nearly as fit as before mission after 13 days in space. Early test results indicate heart rate blood pressure and breathing rate during exercise remain close to preflight baselines according to medical officials.
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Hawkins
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Anderson backs proposal to lower highway speeds
A report from St. Paul notes Gov. Wendell Anderson supports lower highway speeds along with a $1.1 million allocation for outstate youth employment. State officials project 15 to 17 percent summer unemployment for Minnesota youths aged 15 to 18, with outstate areas offering better chances due to agricultural and resort hiring.
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Anderson
ST. Paul
Chetum
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Minnesota considers 10 mph speed limit cut to conserve gas
Gov. Wendell Anderson backs a 10 mph cut in Minnesota highway speed limits to save gasoline. Highway officials doubt state authority to enforce such limits while the federal move on allocations prompts debate. GettyOil executive George Getty II dies. police investigate.
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ST. Paul
Anderson
Roy Lappegaard
Lappegaard
State Attorney General's Office
James Erchul
State Civil Defense
Interchange Opens Near University of Minnesota
A complex freeway interchange linking I-35W, US 12 and MN 55 near the West Bank opens to traffic today. It aims to speed commuter flow between the university and downtown Minneapolis and will handle about 60,000 daily motorists. The four year project includes more than a dozen bridges and cost $22.3 million.
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Minneapolis, Minn
U.S. 12
West Bank
University of Minnesota
The
University
Minneapolis
Stenvig pushes to move ahead on stadium referendum
Mayor Charles Stenvig seeks to act despite a court halt on Minneapolis city charter referendum. A lawsuit seeks to block a next Tuesday vote on a $51 million domed stadium and related city projects over $15 million, with a judge’s order delaying the election.
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Stenvig
Charles Stenvig
Minneapolis
Hennepin
David R. Leslie
Stadium issue prompts intervention request
Stenvig announced Wednesday he would ask Judge Leslie to permit intervention in the suit because he believes citizens should have a 94 chance to vote. He said he is neutral on the amendment.
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Leslie
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