NATO study agreed by France and U S to reexamine ties
The United States and France joined 14 other NATO members in a pledge to restudy alliance relations amidst recent events. Talks aim to produce new guiding principles, possibly a modern Atlantic charter, with discussions on defense costs and mutual force reductions, while dates set a Helsinki conference and possible Brezhnev visit loom.
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United States
France
North Atlantic
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Michel Jobert
Europe
Helsinki
Jobert
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Washington
William P. Rogers
K.B. Andersen
Greece
Portugal
Winona and St Charles Girls Win Miss Minnesota Talent Swimsuit Honors
In Austin at the high school auditorium, Miss Minnesota contestants from Winona and St Charles won talent and swimsuit titles. Betty Lou Golish, Miss St Charles, claimed top talent for piano, while Charmaine Honey Harkenrider, Miss Winona, won swimsuit honors. Pageant continues with semifinals and final judging.
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Winona
Charmaine Harkenrider
St. Charles
Minnesota
Austin High School
Charmaine
Honey” Harkenrider
Gustavus Adolphus College
Miss Winona
Linda Louise Hagan
Hampton
Minn
Constance Dittrich
Plainview
North St. Paul
Wendy Carlson
Inver Grove Heights
Vicky Klukas
Fergus Falls
Marie Pawluszyn
Arlene Kriel
Miss Mora
Windom
Connie Wold
Austin
Carol Williams
Oliver
Watergate raid aimed to discredit O'Brien, Magruder testifies
Senate investigators heard Jeb Magruder say the Nixon campaign sought to remove Democratic chair Lawrence O'Brien by espionage and wiretapping. He linked John Mitchell to final approval and described how Haldeman and others were involved. Dean to testify privately Monday.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Washington
Senate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Magruder
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O’brien
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Haldeman
Mitchell
White House
Committee For
Senate Watergate Committee
John W. Dean
Dean
Nixon fund-raising list located in White House records
A sought after donor list tied to Nixon’s re election campaign has been found in the White House. Investigators say it details over 1 million dollars in contributions before April 7 1972 and links some donors to defense contractors. Maurice Stans testified donor records were destroyed.
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Nixon
White House
Court
Senate
Rose Mary Woods
Gerald Warren
Lawyers For
Common Cause
Citizens’ Group
Hugh W. Sloan
Nix
Campaign Finance Committee
Maurice Stans
Twin Cities Rise to 12th in 1972 Cost of Living
The Twin Cities Metropolitan Area moved to 12th place among major U.S. cities in the third quarter of 1972 for cost of living. The ranking uses the Labor Department's standard for a family of four, compared with fall 1971 figures. The area's living cost was 103 percent of the national average, up from 102 percent and 14th place in 1971.
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Washington, D.C
Twin Cities
U.S
Labor Department
Six Day Herald Want-Ad For Apt Rental Cancelled Early
A landlord used the Herald low cost want-ads to rent his property. An upstairs two or three room unfurnished apartment was listed with a reasonable rent and a contact number. The six day plan cost 5.40 but the ad was canceled after four days. For fast action call 483-8851.
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Herald
Schedule of Pages Comics 13 VS Market 2 Classified 8 9
Page indices list sections for comics VS market classifieds editorial sports society TV enter area news and ment 11A 12C indicating layout and section order for the issue.
Skylab crew plans return as mission ends
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz adjusted their sleep and tested the Apollo module for undocking re entry and landing. Mission Control scheduled an earlier wakeup as they near splashdown with a full simulation planned Saturday.
Black September hearing postponed in Khartoum killings case
An APA magistrate hearing for eight defendants in the Black September killings of the American ambassador to Khartoum and two other diplomats was indefinitely postponed, according to informed sources. Washington reports say George P. Shultz will remain as Treasury secretary despite a renewed economic dispute with President Nixon while John Connally appears set to depart.
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Cairo
APA
Khartoum
Washington
George P. Shultz
Treasury
Nixon
John B. Connally
Congress reluctant to discuss impeachment of Nixon
Most members avoid talking about impeachment over Watergate. Fewer than a dozen House members joined a study proposal by Rep. Bella Abzug, with many opposing any move now. Sen. Goldwater warned a lengthy process could ruin the country, as discussions shift to possible resignation of Nixon or Agnew. The White House says Nixon will continue as president.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Bella Abzug
Rep. Abzug
New York Democrat
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Goldwater
Clark Clifford
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Rabid Squirrel Suppresses Bite Scare In Austin
Police and a game warden tracked a suspected rabid gray squirrel that bit six year old Mike Swank. A flooded hollow tree and a smoke bomb led to the shooting of five more rodents for rabies tests and potential Pasteur treatment for the boy.
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Austin
Freeborn County
Mike Swank
8Th St. SE
Ard St
Oakland Ave
EPA proposes traffic controls for 13 metropolitan areas
EPA plans drastic traffic restrictions in 13 metro areas including Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Boston Minneapolis Saint Paul Houston Dallas San Antonio El Paso Rochester Springfield and Cincinnati. Measures range from vehicle inspection and maintenance to gasoline rationing and downtown bans with taxi limits and tolls on East River and Harlem River bridges.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Los Angeles
New Jersey
New York City
Boston
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York and
Philadelphia Metro
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
el Paso, Tex
Rochester
N.Y
Springfield, Mass
EPA
California
Manhattan
Rescuers lower stranded passenger from cable car
Eight passengers were stranded 250 feet high when a hoist lowered one person to earth on Thursday. Two Albuquerque Tram Way cars near Sandia Peak were stuck Wednesday night after a power cable snapped. About 42 people spent the night in the two cars before all were rescued safely.
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Albuquerque
Sandia Peak
Minnesota GOP endorses Lars Carlson for state chair
The Minnesota Republican Party nominating committee endorsed Lars Carlson, Minneapolis, as state chair to succeed David Krogseng. Carlson has led the Neighbor-to-Neighbor fundraising drive as a volunteer. Jerry Olson of Columbus, Indiana had been endorsed earlier but declined. The State Central Committee will appoint on June 23.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota Republican Party
Lars Carlson
Minneapolis
Carlson
Minnesota
Jerry Olson
Columbus
Ind
GOP State Central Committee
David Krogseng
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