Israel moderates stance on nonbelligerency pledge in Egypt talks
Washington sources say Israel is edging away from insisting on a nonbelligerency pledge as part of an interim Sinai settlement. Prime Minister Rabin arrives for talks with President Ford amid a more hopeful atmosphere, aided by Sadat’s openness and Kissinger's more conciliatory stance.
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Rockefeller Commission urges CIA oversight and new inquiry panel
The Rockefeller Commission proposes a joint congressional committee to oversee the CIA and a separate executive oversight body. It urges review of domestic CIA activity with secrecy on assassination plot evidence and referrals to Justice and intelligence committees. Ford backs transparency while delaying certain assassination disclosures.
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Senate Committee
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Howard Hughes
Maheu
Castro
House Intelligence Committee
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
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American woman held in Laos on unspecified charges
Rosemary N. Conway, 36, of Chicago and Las Vegas, is detained at a Vientiane police station on unspecified political charges after her arrest seven days ago. She says she does not know why she is being held and describes two days of handcuff use.
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Las Vegas
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Southeast Asia
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International School
Supreme Court curbs stock fraud suits by mere contemplation
The Supreme Court limited who may sue for stock fraud to actual buyers and sellers, stopping a trend that would permit lawsuits by individuals who only contemplated transactions. This ruling narrows standing and clarifies who can pursue securities fraud claims.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Governors seek share of gas tax revenue in Congress
A 27 to 6 vote by U.S. governors urges Congress to permit states to pre empt one cent of a proposed three cent gas tax rise and 20 percent of any later increases. The move aims to protect state finances amid fuel tax changes.
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Minn
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Gas Industry Accused of Understating Reserves in FTC Report
Federal Trade Commission staff accuses the natural gas sector of collusive underestimation of proven reserves, citing a “deficient” reporting program by the American Gas Association and 11 major producers. The report, sent to a House subcommittee, suggests higher consumer prices resulted from understated reserves and notes AGA figures lagged company ledgers by about 24 percent.
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OPEC Considers SDR Pricing For Oil By SDR Value
OPEC agreed to price crude in IMF special drawing rights instead of dollars. A committee weighs using the SDR value from last October or January, possibly boosting base prices by about 50 to 70 cents a barrel. The current base price remains 10.46 dollars. the group meets in Libreville and Vienna to standardize prices and study gas pricing.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
International Monetary Fund
West Germany
Switzerland
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Committee of Experts
Trails End Lodge Destroyed by Fire in Baudette Area
Fire leveled the main A frame building of Trails End Lodge about 10 miles northwest of Baudette Minnesota. No injuries were reported. The lodge housed motel rooms cafe and lobby and the rooms were empty awaiting vacationers and fishermen.
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Trails End Lodge
Baudette
Minn
Fire damages and causes at two Austin homes
Firefighters fought a garage blaze at 1117 7th St NW, started by two boys aged 12 and 13 playing with gasoline. Damages totaled 6000 to the garage, Borchardt residence interior, and kitchen. Siding at next door home 803 11th Ave NW suffered 400 in smoke and heat. One boy had minor hand burns.
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Austin
Howard Borchardt
7Th St. NW
Borchardt
Larry Helesene
11Th Ave. NW
Judy McDermott
One Dead in Mason City Tavern Shooting
A man enters the Kazy Korner Tavern in Mason City at about 8 45 p m with a shotgun and fatally shoots his father Maynard Bendickson 56 then wounds four others Irene Pierson 56 owner of the tavern transferred to Rochester Minn William Paul Kaemmerling 55 Kenneth Ronald Crotty 33 and Ronald Beyer 36 all treated for injuries Pierson and Crotty hospitalized Bendickson 30 held in Cerro Gordo County Jail facing murder and four counts of attempted murder
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Mason City
Iowa
Jackie Bendickson
Bendickson
Maynard Bendickson
Irene Pierson
William Paul Kaemmerling
Rochester
Minn
Kenneth Ronald Crotty
Ronald Beyer
Pierson
Crotty
Minneapolis girl wins Miss Black Minnesota title
An 18 year old Minneapolis girl was selected as the new Miss Black Minnesota. Nancy Campbell 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Campbell will represent Minnesota at the Miss Black America pageant in Indianapolis July 2026. Campbell also won the talent portion singing the spiritual I Thank God.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Henry Campbell
Indianapolis
Campbell
Schedule of Pages VS.-2 Area-8 Editorial-4 Sports-9 Society-6 Comics-11 Classified-2
The page plan outlines sections for editorials sports society comics and classifieds with page placements and section numbers. It lists area designations and page counts guiding readers to the issue structure.
Wallace denies planned block on presidential bid
Final tally of comments from governors at the National Governors Conference shows Democratic leaders dismissing organized anti Wallace efforts while Alabama Governor Wallace faces skepticism from Mississippi Governor Waller and Utah Governor Rampton questions his fitness to serve. Edwards of Louisiana warns Wallace mileage may stall beyond a firm 20 percent national support.
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Fercy Policy Office
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
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Utah
Waller
Rampton
Edwin W. Edwards
Louisiana
Feeder pigs advertised for sale in Herald want ad
An Austin Herald livestock want ad offers 30 feeder pigs about 40 pounds. The ad notes it ran under farmers market and was scheduled to run six days with payment only for the times the ad appeared.
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Herald
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