Nixon to unveil new inflation fight program tonight
President Nixon plans a nationally broadcast address at 7 30 p m to launch a major new program to curb inflation the worst since 1951 An across the board wage and price freeze is unlikely but selective controls are possible A briefing of congressional leaders is set for today and Republicans signal support for some form of selective measures or a temporary freeze
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Congress
Senate Democrats
State creates about 4000 summer jobs for youths
Gov. Wendell Anderson announced 4000 summer jobs funded by state money for youths ages 16 to 21. The program offers up to 30 hours weekly for 10 weeks at $1.60 per hour, with $3 million in state funds planned over two years including $1.65 million this year. Applications go to the nearest State Employment Service office.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Thief River Falls Girl Crowned Northwest Dairy Princess
Brenda Mathson a 19 year old Thief River Falls girl won the Northwest Dairy Princess title defeating 24 other contestants She is the first of 11 finalists in Minnesota’s Princess Kay of the Milky Way contest Contestants came from Beltrami Clearwater Kittson Lake of the Woods Mahnomen Marshall Norman Polk Pennington Red Lake and Roseau counties The next Princess Kay of the Milky Way XX will be crowned at the opening night of the 1973 Minnesota State Fair.
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Thief River Falls
Minn
Northwest Dairy
Brenda Mathson
Minnesota
Beltrami
Clearwater
Kittson
Lake of the Woods
Mahnomen, Marshall, Norman, Polk, Pennington
Red Lake
Roseau Counties
Kay of
Robber Steals About 2600 From Rochester Gas Station
An armed man with a pistol and stocking mask robbed a downtown Rochester station early today, escaping with about 2600 in cash and checks after forcing an attendant into a back room. Wayne Jerron, assistant manager, confirmed the holdup occurred around 430 am.
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Rochester
Minn
Wayne Jerron
Two Firemen Die as Philadelphia Ink Plant Explodes
In downtown Philadelphia a fire and explosion at a printers ink plant killed two firefighters John W. Welsh and Robert Malley and injured thirty-eight people. The blaze worsened to engulf a five story furniture warehouse and prompted extensive downtown evacuations. Superintendent W R Hoster said the building was designed to be explosion proof and the cause remains unknown.
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Joseph Rizzo
Printers Ink
Philadelphia
Frederick Levey
Cities Service Co
W.R. Hoster
Airlines to Buy Low-Dose X Ray Scanners for Bags
U S airlines announce a purchase of more than four million dollars in low dose X ray machines to screen carry on bags as part of their anti hijacking drive. The devices inspect luggage in one to three seconds and are said to detect fine explosive wires without harming film or tapes.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Air Line Pilots Association
W. Blake Thompson
Allegheny Airlines
Chinese journalists receive Hawaiian welcome in Honolulu
A delegation of 21 journalists from the People's Republic of China received a traditional Hawaiian welcome in Honolulu marking the start of a three day island tour finishing their 10 city U S tour before heading to Canada. Acting Gov. George R. Ariyoshi welcomed them at Honolulu International Airport as the group prepares a 13 day Canadian visit.
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Honolulu
United States
People’s Republic of China
Canada
George R. Ariyoshi
Honolulu International
Princess Anne Sets Wedding Date at Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace announced Princess Anne will marry St. Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey on November 14. The ceremony will be conducted by Archbishop Michael Ramsey. The date marks Prince Charles's 25th birthday and falls six days before Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s 26th wedding anniversary.
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London
Anne
Elizabeth I
St. Mark Phillips
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Kissinger Reports Signing of Vietnam Peace Accord
Representatives of the United States Vietnam and the Viet Cong signed an agreement aimed at peace in South Vietnam. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho planned a separate US North Vietnam signing later. Thieu opposed parts fearing recognition of the partition.
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Michael Goldsmith
PARIS
United States
North
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Tho
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Ment
Rockets Hit Battambang Airport in Second Attack
Phnom Penh reports say enemy mortars and rockets struck Battambang airport Tuesday night, with three killed per military command. Phnom Penh sources claim nine killed and 30 wounded, plus five military and two civilian aircraft destroyed.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Battambang
Sheling
Ang Sauol
Stans denies advance Watergate knowledge anew
Washington AP report says Mau rice H Stans framed himself as a cashier with no strategy role in Nixon 1972 campaign. He testified at the Senate Watergate hearings that he had no advance knowledge of the wiretapping or wrongdoing. He said campaign managers rather than fundraisers directed tactics and that his finance committee operated separately from the campaign. He recalled a frustrated remark about not wanting to know what was going on. He also described disbursing 75000 dollars via Kalmbach for legal fees and said he was uninformed about Watergate planning.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Stans
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Finance Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Sloan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mark
Watergate
Tony
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Court orders immediate environmental study on fast-breeder risks
A federal three-judge court in Washington demands an early environmental impact study of the fast-breeder atomic program. It cites 600000 cubic feet of concentrated radioactive wastes expected by 2000 and calls for safeguards before any substantial construction. The AEC must assess long term hazards and repository needs.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Appeals Court
District of Columbia
Appeals
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDDC
Citizens’ Environment Organization
DOJ Sues Texaco and Coastal States Over Gas Sales Pact
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit to block an agreement between Texaco Inc and Coastal States Gas Producing Co that allegedly restrains gasoline sales to independent retailers. Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Kauper announced the action on Tuesday.
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Washington
Justice Department
Texaco Inc
Coastal States Gas Producing Co
Corpus Christi
Tex
Agst. Atty
Thomas E. Kauper
Supreme Court Clears Sale of $1 Million State Housing Bonds
The Minnesota Supreme Court has paved the way to sell bonds totaling 1 million dollars authorized in 1971 to fund low and moderate income housing loans for developers. In Northern Ireland, a British army sentry killed a man early today following a major terrorist attack, raising three day fatalities to nine and four year total to 823.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Man sentenced after prison escape kidnapping case
In Rushville Nebraska a man who escaped from Sandstone Federal Prison Minnesota received a 10 year sentence in the Nebraska Penal Complex for abducting a rural Rushville woman.
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Rushville, Neb
Sandstone
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rushville
Wanted Secretary for General Office Work Is Cancelled
Classified notice describes a want ad for a secretary with typing shorthand and filing skills offering good pay. It notes the ad was slated for seven days but canceled after two days and invites readers to call 433-8851 to place an ad. More than 13,000 subscribers see the ads daily in the Herald.
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