Republicans drop bid to defeat antiwar amendment
GOP supporters of Nixon policies abandon plans to block the Case Church antiwar amendment that would bar funding for any U S military actions in Vietnam Laos or Cambodia. Senator Eagleton pushes another antiwar measure aimed at bombing Cambodia and Laos despite new Paris accords. House Senate conference delays stall funding bills as Kissinger Tho reach agreement.
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Southeast Asia
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
GOP
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
U.S. Hombing
Indochina
Paris
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Eagleton
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
Idaho
Nixon Brezhnev set for working summit in Washington
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will open a working summit here Monday to discuss arms control and expanding trade. Officials caution no major breakthroughs expected while outlining plans for minor pacts on ocean exploration, cultural exchanges, taxation, and shared research. Protests by American Jewish groups over emigration restrictions possible during Brezhnev visit.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Salt II
Geneva
Congress
Russia
Camp David
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Judge to Hear Suit on Bombing of Cambodia
A U S district judge in New York set a June 29 hearing on a suit challenging U S air attacks in Cambodia. The case claims the bombing is illegal for lacking Congressional authorization and seeks to halt further U S combat. Judge Judd rejected defenses based on standing jurisdiction and political questions.
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New York
U.S
Cambodia
Orin Judd
Judd
Singapore 52 story office tower to rise for Oversea-Chinese Bank
Morrison-Knudsen Co. Inc of Boise and a joint venture partner will build a 650 foot high, 52 story office building in Singapore for Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. The contract totals more than $20 million.
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Boise, Idaho
Singapore
Morrison-Knudsen Co. Inc
Boise
oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd
Notable LeRoy Figures Publicly Named in Meeting
A list of individuals including LEROY Joe Johnson LeRoy Donald Bott LeRoy George Barber LeRoy LODI Joseph Monson LeRoy curtis Bergen LeRoy John Wood Tappi and ADOLPHO appears in a local record outlining participants or officials connected to a civic meeting. The fragmentary text names several persons with LeRoy as a common element and suggests an organizational or supervisory context within the community.
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Lodi Joseph Monson LeRoy Curtis Bergen
LeRoy John Wood
Tappi
McManus Not Seeking New Job Says Schoen
Minnesota Corrections Commissioner Kenneth Schoen says reports that Stillwater Prison Warden Bruce McManus is seeking another job are not true. He spoke at the Minnesota State Bar Association convention and praised 1973 legislation expanding community based corrections and parole oversight.
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McManus
Schoen
Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota
Kenneth Schoen
Stillwater
Bruce McManus
Minnesota State Bar Association
Aitkin girl named NE Dairy Princess
A 23 year old from Aitkin Audrey Franz was named Northeast Dairy Princess in the preliminary round for the Princess Kay of the Milky Way contest. She is one of 11 finalists from Carlton Cook Crow Wing Lake Pine Itasca Koochiching St. Louis and Aitkin Counties. Princess Kay will be crowned at the opening night of the 1973 Minnesota State Fair.
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Duluth, Minn
Aitkin
Audrey Franz
John Franz
Carlton
Cook
Crow Wing
Lake, Pine
Itasca
Koochiching
St. Louis
Kay
AIM convention plans in air as Oklahoma hosts clash ends debated
Washington AP reports that plans for the American Indian Movement convention remain unsettled. Oklahoma AIM leaders, including Clyde Bellecourt, weigh holding in Pawnee or a calmer site in Cherokee country, while others consider Michigan or Minnesota venues amid Wounded Knee trial tensions.
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Washington
American Indian Movement
AIM
Clyde Bellecourt
Militant
Indian Organization
Oklahoma
Bellecourt
Minneapolis
Pawnee
Okla
Rick McArthur
Wounded Knee
Mike Haney
Senate
Haney
Cherokee Country
McArthur
Michigan
Minnesota
Russell Means
Carter Camp
Vernon
Italy
Dennis Banks
FBI
Two U.S. cyclists killed in Quebec crash
In Quebec 25 miles south of Montreal two American tourists were struck and killed by a car on Highway 15. The victims were Milton C. McKay, 47, and his wife Joan Therese, 22, of St. Cloud Minnesota, according to Quebec Provincial Police.
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Montreal
U.S
Quebec
Highway 15
Milton C. McKay
Joan Therese
St. Cloud
Minn
Austin Herald 1973 June 14 Brief
Local brief from Austin Minnesota reports on community events and notices dated Thursday June 14 1973. Contains concise items typical of a small town newspaper with names and places referenced in short form.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
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Marshall
John Hill
Adams
Nomer Larson
Oscar Studer
Nevada
Dave Irwin
Rose Creek
Wm. E. Lonergan
Austin Walter Eggen
Lyle
Pleasant Valley
Wayne Barr
Francis Severson
Derwin Lester
Racine
Duane Wolfgam
John Runkle
George Reinhart
Mower County
Commissioner of Agriculture
Adams Ambrose Kineckner
Byron Huseby —— Adame
Alfred Smith
Stacyville, la
Austin Russell Halsey
Allan Braboum
C. A
Chet) Watkins
Bennington
Milo Christenson
Ostrander
Wayne Guy
Clifford Davis
Chairrman
Grand Meadow
Howard Curley
Dexter
L. Warn
Meadow Paul Snyder
Meadow
Lansing
Robert Murphy
Fred Husemaker
Austin Conrad Stemson
Leroy Joe Johnson
LeRoy Donald Bott
LeRoy George Barber
LeRoy
Dexter Earl Rolfson
Brownsdale
Arnold Arntzen
Sargeant
Donald Sorenson
RED Rock
George Madison
Austin Lester Hug
Austin John Holst
RFC
Brownsdaf
Marvin Foster
Dexter Curtis Johnson
Elkton
Myron Hokeness
Kenneth Ostgard
Mapleview
C. H. McAlister
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the Board of County Commissioners
Sargeant Chas. Hirsch
Willie Lindel
City OF
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Chouman
Windom
Dallas Heeren
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Corl Tax
Robert G. Peterson
Robert Shaw
Clifford Christianson
Robert Buechner
Phil Golberg and
Robert Finbraaten
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Homer Warrington
Albert Nelson
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Robert Whiteaker
Adolpho
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