POWs reluctant to accept psychiatric help, says med chief
Pentagon medical chief Dr. Richard Wilbur says returning POWs are unlikely to seek mental health care despite emotional problems. After Air Force Captain Edward Brudno died by suicide, officials debated how to persuade POWs to accept treatment while preserving their careers and safety.
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Sinatra Plans Return To Show Biz After Retirement
Frank Sinatra, 57, says he will return to show business only if he can control the situation. He plans a TV special next fall and spoke at UCLA about resuming work while preserving his privacy and avoiding large crowds.
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Bank of Japan Sells Dollars on FX Market
The Bank of Japan returned to selling dollars in Tokyo as the U.S. dollar firmed after the Federal Reserve raised the discount rate. Overnight dollar quotes closed near 264.48 yen, with BOJ sales totaling about 30 million. Most European markets were closed for Pentecost.
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Black Army veterans seek back pay for 66 years
Rep. Donald M. Fraser criticizes the Veterans Administration for opposing to compensate a group of black Army veterans from the all-black 3th Regiment dishonorably discharged after a 1906 Brownsville shooting incident. The group includes Dorsie Willis, 26, of Minneapolis. Survivors may also receive back pay.
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Texas
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Minnesota GOP backs 18 voting age and Olson as chairman
A Minnesota Poll finds 43 percent approve lowering the age of majority to 18 while 49 percent oppose. The survey also shows majority approval for spreading the legislature’s 120 days over two years and mixed views on handgun controls unit pricing and public funding for elections. The poll involved 600 adults interviewed last weekend.
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Pick Olson
Minneapolis
Minn
Fish-in protest at Leech Lake to be ignored
Indian conservation officers will not intervene in a planned whites-only fish-in at Leech Lake and Bowstring lakes to protest a state reservation fishing stamp rule. Reservation leaders say the issue is a white man’s problem for non Indians to enforce in non Indian courts.
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Sheriff Robert Dudley Dies, Rice County Sheriff Passes Away
Rice County Sheriff Robert J. Dudley, 50, died of a heart attack after being stricken at a Faribault wedding dance. He was off duty, en route to a hospital, married with six children, midway through his second four-year term. The board of commissioners will meet to name an acting sheriff.
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Soviet Leader May Visit Egypt to Gauge Sadat Views
Cairo reports, citing Akhbar el Yom from Moscow, that a top Soviet leader possibly Nikolai Podgorny will visit Egypt within days to discuss the Middle East with Anwar Sadat before Leonid Brezhnev meets President Nixon on June 18. The dispatch notes the trip aims to align Soviet timing with high level talks in Washington.
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State uses carpool plan to ease Capitol parking
Minnesota plans begin July 1 to end free state parking around the Capitol and raise the monthly contract fee from 3 to 5 dollars. About 3,500 spots serve roughly 6,000 state workers with waiting lists up to 500 names.
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