Soviets reject Sino claim and seek talks on border
In Moscow the Soviet government published a note denying Chinese claims to Soviet territory but offering border adjustments in negotiations within 23 months. The document, delivered to the Chinese embassy and placed by Tass, outlines a history of Russia China border talks and calls for talks in Moscow after early March clashes on the Ussuri River that left Soviet guards dead and wounded.
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John Bausman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Tass
Ussuri
China
Far
Las Vegas Black Book expands with more names
Carson City Nevada AP reports the Nevada Gaming Control Board plans to enlarge its Black Book listing 11 individuals with names aliases and mug shots. The chair Frank Johnson says more pages will be added as underworld presence grows on the Las Vegas Strip and touching any listed person risks license issues or misdemeanor exposure.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Underworld
Las Vegas Strip
Nevada
Frank Johnson
Gaming Control Board
Johnson
Two Die In Separate Minnesota Traffic Crashes
Two overnight deaths lift Minnesota highway toll to 335 for 1969. Terry Nordby, 21, of Minneapolis, killed in north Minneapolis two car crash at an intersection. Frank Smouse, 54, of Swea City Iowa, died when his car collided with another south of Fairmont. passenger Ronald Johnson, 59, injured. Michael O’Brien and Roberta O’Brien, both 24, of Fairmont, also injured.
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Minnesota
Terry Nordby
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Frank Smouse
Swea City
Iowa
Martin County
Highway Patrol
Ronald Johnson
Michael O'Brien
Roberta O'Brien
Fairmont
U.S
A Shau
101St Airborne Division
Saigon
South Vietnam
Evans officers seek legal aid in Navy probe
Two junior lieutenants of the destroyer Evans face suspected negligence as a Navy inquiry into the collision with the Australian carrier Melbourne continues. Lt Ramsey and Lt Hopson sought counsel. Ramsey’s attorney pressed for time to review testimony while Hopson testified against Melbourne’s captain. The board, not a punitive body, flagged Ramsey’s potential neglect hazards but allowed rights to counsel and silence.
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Navy
Associated Press
Subic Bay
Philippines
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
Long Beach
Calif
James R. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Ramsey
Hopson
Frederick F. Tilton
Judge Advocate General
John P. Stevenson
Stevenson
Hap Hopson
GOP chairwoman honored at party tribute in Minnesota
About 200 Minnesota Republicans including most top office holders paid tribute to Mrs. Mark G. Brabant as she steps down as state GOP chairwoman. The Rochester woman, married to a Mayo Clinic administrator, has led the party since 1963 and will be succeeded by Mrs. Philip Stocker of St. Paul.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Phillip Stocker
Doubts on Surtax Action by June 30
Sen John J Williams senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee says action on the 10 per cent surtax extension bill by June 30 is highly doubtful. He notes the House will not pass the bill until late next week at earliest and the administration pushes to reach the White House by the deadline. He warns the Senate may have only about 10 days for Finance Committee and floor action plus a conference to resolve differences. He suggests a temporary extension of withholding rates and cites potential delays from fiscal year spending ceilings and a broad supplemental bill.
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Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House
John J. Williams
Senate
Nixon
White House
Williams
Delaware Republican
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Kennedy
Long
Ways and Means
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon to Name Schmidt U.S. Ambassador to Canada
President Nixon announced on Friday plans to appoint Adolph William Schmidt an investment management executive from Pittsburgh as the new U S ambassador to Canada. The move signals a diplomatic posting for a business leader with ties to Pittsburgh.
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Nixon
Adolph William Schmidt
Pittsburgh
U.S
Canada
Local Temperature Readings Report
A brief weather note shows today’s temperatures with a low of 47 and high of 79, plus a 11 a.m. reading of 59. It compares Friday’s temperatures with year ago values of 67 for high and 80 for high, and lows of 47 and 50 respectively.
Cambodia Extends Recognition to Viet Cong Regime
Cambodia announced it has extended diplomatic recognition to the provisional revolutionary government of South Vietnam, the new Viet Cong regime, marking a major shift in regional ties. The move signals Phnom Penh's support for the controversial government amid ongoing struggles in Vietnam.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Frisco Aims to Halt Sewage Flood Into Bay
San Francisco officials seek to stop an ongoing spill of about 18 million gallons of raw sewage into Islais Creek and San Francisco Bay over the past week. City Engineer Robert Levy stated the goal is to contain the discharge by tonight.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Islais Creek
The
Bay
Robert Levy
Haircut Prices Rise in Minneapolis Area
Minneap o lis price increases set for Monday raising men s cuts to 2 75 with a 3 00 jump in June 1970 for adults and 2 50 for under 14 on weekends and holidays 2 75 on Saturdays. Le Mans Driver John Woolfe Dies in First Lap Crash in 24 Hour Race Officials report death at Le Mans hospital.
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Minneapolis
LE Mans
France
John Woolfe
Britain
le Mang
Milaca Mill Gets Local Development Loan Approval
In Minneapolis, the Small Business Administration approved a local development loan of 114,750 for Milaca Mill, Inc. Sen. Walter Mondale announced. Milaca Development Corp will lend 20,687 and First National Bank of Milaca will provide 38,250.
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Minneapolis
Small Business Administration
Milaca Mill, Inc
Walter F. Mondale
Washington
Milaca Development Corp
First National Bank of
Milaca
Mondale
Ongania Fires Most Cabinet Members Amid Military Dissent
Buenos Aires reports President Juan Carlos Ongania has dismissed four of five ministers who resigned June 4. Military spokesmen say armed forces leaders are unhappy with the new appointments so far.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Ongania
Israel rejects Soviet Egyptian plan for Mideast peace
TEL AVIV AP The Mideast conflict foul remains unsolved as Israel rejects the Cairo communique calling for full Israeli withdrawal from captured lands. Abba Eban denounces the document as hostile while Golda Meir opposes Big Four peace efforts. Fighting flared with four Israeli soldiers wounded near the Suez Canal.
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Middle East
Cairo
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Square One
Gromyko
Nasser
Abba Eban
Egypt
Jordan
Suez Canal
Pompidou Favored To Win French Runoff Vote
Paris AP dispatch says Georges Pompidou leads Alain Poher in the final runoff for president with polls at about 55 percent for Pompidou and 45 percent or less for Poher. Pompidou campaigns on stability while Poher calls for change amid Gaullist and non Gaullist support.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Poher
Pompidou
U S Steel and bank won't fight civil antitrust suits
The United States government and two major firms join a tougher antitrust stance. U S Steel Corp agrees to a 10 year ban on reciprocal dealings with customers after a government suit accusing monopolistic sales via reciprocal purchasing. First National City Corp withdrew a proposed merger with Chubb after the Justice Department threatened a suit, marking a first challenge to bank holding company consolidation.
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U.S. Steel and Bank
Washington
Justice Department
U.S. Steel Corp
First National City Corp
Asst
Richard W. McLaren
U.S
Steel
U.S. Steel
First National City
Outgoing NATO envoy lauds Nixon NATO policy
Ambassador Harlan Cleveland, former U.S. envoy to NATO, praises Nixon’s approach stressing closer allied consultation and teamwork on social issues. He cites talks with allies before Soviet arms talks and pooling know-how on congestion and pollution as key new elements, arguing Western strength depends on solving domestic challenges.
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Washington
Harlan Cleveland
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Johnson
Nixon
NATO
Cleveland
Vietnam presses shuts Saigon Daily News amid criticism
Saigon authorities closed the Sai gon Daily News for publishing a mildly critical article about Premier Tran Van Huong. It is the 26th closure in a year as the Information Ministry promises press coverage reforms and the Senate backs a new press bill awaiting House approval.
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Saigon
News Today
Tran van Huong
Information Ministry
Senate
House of Representatives
Mill City approves 3 percent excise tax on rooms and amusements
Minneapolis officials approve a 3 percent excise tax on hotel and motel room rentals and amusements. The measure aims to raise about $1 million annually and will take effect October 1, adding to the 3 percent sales tax enacted by the 1967 legislature.
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Minneapolis
First U S 9th Marine unit to pull out in Vietnam
The U S 9th Marine Regiment and the 1st and 2nd Brigades of the U S 9th Infantry Division were named as the first of 25 000 American troops to withdraw by the end of August. The 9th Marines based at Vandegrift and the 9th Division units faced heavy fighting as withdraws began.
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9Th Marine Regiment
U.S
Saigon
U.S. 9Th Marine Regiment
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
9Th Marines
da Nang
9Th Infantry
9Th Division
Vandegrift Combat Base
Khe Sanh Comb
Demilitarized Zone
Okinawa
United States
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
9Th Infantry Division
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