Provisional South Vietnamese govt reshapes Paris talks
Paris AP report says the new provisional revolutionary government will sit in the Paris peace talks replacing the National Liberation Front. U S officials call it a typical Communist concoction and say it changes nothing in the talks. Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh is named foreign minister and head of the delegation. Saigon calls the move a Viet Cong tactic. The North Vietnamese are said to still direct major support to the group. The Viet Cong Radio reports a revolutionary government plan, while Saigon denounces the move as a puppet tactic and reaffirms rejection of any imposed system without the will of South Vietnam's people.
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Paris
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
U.S
United States
Nguyen Thi Binh
NLF
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Congress of
Vietnam
Saigon
Nixon
Thieu
Midway
Republic of Vietnam
Judge's wife seeks shift of Minnesota trust estate
Mrs. Warren F. Plunkett seeks removal of First National Bank of Minneapolis as co trustee of her first husband Ernest H. Larson's $160,000 trust. She asks Minnesota Trust Co. be named replacement, citing bank gross neglect and lack of communication due to distance. Judge Plunkett chaired the Minnesota Trust Co. and helped draft the petition, which was reassigned to Hennepin County after disqualifications.
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Warren F
Audrey) Plunkett
Minneapolis
Minnesota Trust Co
Judge Plunkett
Minneapolis Tribune
Mower County
Plunkett
First National Bank of Minneapolis
Ernest H. Larson
Hormel Co
the Tribune
Minnesota Supreme Court
Hormel
Hormel Foundation
The
Tribune
Hennepin County
First National
Walter I. Bergman
Bergman
Bergman Trust
Larson Trust
Knudson
Larson
Mower
Austin
Daniel F. Foley
Franke
Girl, 5, Injured by Grizzly Bear in Yellowstone
In Yellowstone National Park a five year old St Paul girl Daphne Jax injured by a grizzly bear. National Park Service reports she suffers a puncture wound and chest lacerations. Incident occurred about 8 p.m. Tuesday at Trailer Village Fishing Bridge Campground as she walked from a restroom.
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Omaha
Neb
St. Paul, Minn
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service
Yellowstone
Jack Anderson
Daphne Jax
Eugene J. Jax
St. Paul
Park Service
Lake Junction
Park
Anderson
Trailer Village
Fishing Bridge Campground
U S Cambodia resume ties at lower level
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced inPHN PENH that the United States and Cambodia would renew diplomatic relations at the chargé d affaires level and that Cambodia has severed ties with West Germany prompting cessation of West German aid. He cited U.S. border notes and past incidents of cross border violations by U.S. forces as context. The move follows Berlin relations and Cambodia’s recognition of East Germany earlier.
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Phom Penh
Cambodia
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
West Germany
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Sihanouk
Washington
Thailand
South Vietnam
U.S
REA Loan Violation Under Investigation
Washington AP Justice Department probes possible federal law violation by an REA borrower in political activity last year. Identity not disclosed. investigation continued after review by Agriculture Department and REA general counsel. REA directive warns future loan contracts will declare political activity a default act.
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Washington
Justice Department
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
David A. Hamil
Hamil
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Two Young Men Die in Minnesota Car Crashes
Two 20 year old men died in Minnesota traffic incidents raising the state toll to 327 for the year. Timothy Swierczak of Minneapolis was killed when his car left Interstate 94 in St. Paul. Bradley Thurston of Nicollet was fatally injured in a motorcycle collision on Highway 22 near Mankato.
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Minnesota
Timothy Swierczak
Minneapolis
St. Paul
State Highway Patrol
Nicollet
Minn
Mankato
Bradley Thurston
Soviet Troops Accused of Entering Sinkiang in Tense Border Row
Tokyo reports New China News Agency says Soviet troops crossed into Yumin County Sinkiang killing a herder woman and abducting a herdsman. China protests at the Soviet Embassy in Peking demanding halt to encroachment, compensation, and return of the kidnapped man.
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Tokyo
RED China
Sinkiang Province
New China
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peking
Yumin County
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
China
Stenvig Wins Minneapolis Mayor Bid in Law and Order
Police detective Charles Stenvig won the Minneapolis mayoral race with about 62 percent of 122000 votes, defeating Republican Dan Cohen and independent leaders. He vows swift appointments, cites God as chief adviser, and plans a strong law enforcement focus under a weak mayor system.
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Minneapolis
Charles Stenvig
Stenvig
Dan Cohen
Gerard Hegstrom
God
Cohen
Nixon
Harold LeVander
Clark MacGregor
GOP
George Thiss
DFL
Ete
Graf
Arthur Naftalin
University of Minnesota
Law and Order
Weather outlook clouds and scattered showers few days
Cloudy and cool with occasional rain through Thursday. Lows 48 to 58 degrees nights. Highs Thursday near 58 to 68. Outlook Friday shows below normal temperatures with showers diminishing.
Students challenge segregation at Baptist convention
In New Orleans amid the Southern Baptist Convention meeting, Baptist Students Concerned presses an antisegregation resolution. David Swink, Furman graduate, cites Tattnall Square Church in Macon, Georgia, which expelled an African student in 1966 and later voted to bar Negroes.
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New Orleans
Southern Baptist Convention
David Swink
Furman University
Charleston
S.C
Swink
Tattnall Square Baptist Church
Macon
Mercer University
Nixon rules out wage and price controls
Washington reports President Nixon has no plans for wage and price controls and does not expect any, according to White House spokesperson Ronald L. Ziegler. Treasury chief Kennedy warned Congress inflation could surge.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Three Chicago Cops Acquitted In Reporter Beating Case
Three Chicago policemen Sgt. George Jurich 36 patrolmen Vincent D Amico 23 and Edward Becht 28 were acquitted of charges they beat a newspaper reporter during street violence tied to the Democratic National Convention.
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Chicago
George Jurich
Vincent D'Amico
Edward Becht
Air Force C5A cost overrun revealed by GAO
The General Accounting Office said Air Force reports failed to reflect its own cost estimates for the C5A super transport, flagging a potential $1.8 billion overrun if 115 planes are bought from Lockheed at a total $5.2 billion, well above original estimates and contract targets. In Newark, Richie The Boot Boiardo, 80, was sentenced to 22 to 3 years for conspiracy to violate New Jersey gambling laws, with a $1,000 fine.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Newark
N.J
Ruggiero
Richie the Boot
Boiardo
New Jersey
Superior Court
James Giuliano
14 Americans killed in Red attack on bases
North Vietnamese forces attacked three U.S. bases south of Da Nang during the night. The United States reported 14 Americans killed and 68 wounded, with 76 enemy killed. In the heaviest assault, sapper troops breached a hilltop artillery base, killing 11 and wounding 32 amid close combat.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Lacy Dies at 54. Utilities BoardVeteran Leader
L W Bud Lacy 54 Utilities Board member died unexpectedly at his home 202 11th Ave NW from an apparent heart attack. Appointed 1959 by Mayor Hansen he served as board chairman and held a third five year term. He led DAV and VFW posts and was national aide de camp to VFW leader Cooper Holt. Survived by wife Marjorie son Dennis two daughters Judie Maybach and Susan, sister Mrs Holt. Funeral Friday at St Augustine Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery. wake Thursday at Mayer Funeral Home.
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L. W
Bud) Lacy
Utilities Board
11Th Ave
Lacy
C. R. (Baldy) Hansen
Floyd Barton
Claude Moore
The
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Olaf B. Damm
VFW
Cooper T. Holt
Chattanooga
Fire Dept. Civil Service Commission
Bernard Coyle
Hormel Co
Marjorie
Dennis
Salt Lake City
Utah
James
Judie) Maybach
Eden Prairie
Minn
Susan Lacy
Austin
Douglas Holt
Alhambra
Calif
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
VFW Post 1216
Mayer Funeral Home
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Max Harrelson
Associated Press
U. S
Slenvig
Naftalin
Baptist Church
Moscow
Tam Ky
L. W. Lacy
of Utilities Board
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