Thant to Convene U N Emergency Session Over Middle East
U N Secretary General Thant announced an emergency General Assembly session for Saturday to address the Middle East crisis as Soviet Premier Kosygin travels to New York. Kosygin will push for U N censure of Israel and withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied areas in Egypt Syria and Jordan.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N
United States
Kosygin
U.N
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Bel
U Thant
Coun
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York
Paris
Middle East
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Court backs lineup use in Garrity swindle case in Austin
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds police lineup as admissible in the Garrity $1500 swindle case, ruling Escobedo rights apply only to confessions. Garrity argued no lawyer present. court found no accusatorial atmosphere and likened lineup to fingerprinting.
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St, Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
James Joseph Garrity
Austin
Garrity
Mary Torgerson
Mason City
Iowa
Escobedo
Martin Nelson
High Court
Campers Rescued as Cedar River Floods Dreisner Park
Illinois and Ohio campers were stranded at Dreisner Park by rising Cedar River water. Austin Police rescued them from the flooded area after a night in the park. A car and a truck remained submerged in about four feet of water. The Spam town Campers and Chamber of Commerce tourism group supported the effort.
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Illinois
Ohio
Dreisner Park
Cedar River
Austin
Chamber of Commerce
Youth Patrol
Martin Luther King
Cleveland
Coastal outpost endurance during 500-strong guerrilla attack
In Phu Yen Province an isolated South Vietnamese outpost repelled a two hour assault by about 500 guerrillas aided by air strikes. 36 Communists were killed, 30 weapons seized, and six guerrillas captured. US air support limited Viet Cong casualties elsewhere, while armored convoys reclaimed coastal Highway 1 portions near Chu Lai and Duc Pho.
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Saigon
Phu Yen
Long Tuong
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
Oregon
Highway 1
Chu Lai
Duc Pho
Quang Ngai
Quang Tin
Diers
5Th Marine Regiment
da Nang
Minnesota towns seek first on Sunday liquor sales
Two Minnesota communities moved to become the state's first with Sunday liquor by the drink under local option law. Lilydale approved 42 to 10, Crow Wing County's Manhattan Beach approved 11 to 3, while Miesville faced election validity issues after notices were published once. Island View near International Falls voted 24 to 0.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
St. Paul
Lilydale
John M. Thompson
Diamond Jim’s Supper Club
Thompson
Lilydate Village
Manhattan Beach
Crow Wing
Brainerd
Dakota County
Miesville
Richard Carlson
James Anderson
Carlson
Island View
International Falls
International Falls Daily Journal
Village Atty. L
Prolonged Rains Close 4 Minnesota Highways
Heavy rains closed four Minnesota highways with mudslides and floodwaters. U S 61 near Winona to La Crescent was blocked by slides and fallen trees, prompting a by-pass via Minnesota 43 and U S 16. Minnesota 74 near Elba to Weaver and Minnesota 76 north of Houston were flooded, while U S 75 at Kent faced an underpass flood.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Winona
la Crescent
Highway Department
U.S. 16
Minnesota 74
Elba
Weaver
Whitewater
Minnesota 76
Houston
Red River
Johnson Office Lists 458 Americans as Viet POWs
Washington reports 458 Americans named as possible prisoners of war by the Johnson administration. The list reflects ongoing air war losses since February 1965, with about one capture per day and 354 men previously listed as of February 8.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Vitnam
Pentagon
Blaze in Negro Section Strikes Dayt on West Side
A spectacular blaze destroyed five adjacent buildings housing businesses and residents on the Day ton West Side. Authorities say arsonists tossed gasoline bombs, part of a rash of fires and other incidents on the city’s Negro quarter for the second straight night.
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Dayton
R.M. Igleburger
Crimes of Violence Rise in Minneapolis
FBI statistics show violence crimes in Minneapolis up 40 percent for January to March 1967 versus the same period in 1966. The national average increase was 21 percent.
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Minneapolis
FBI
Three Greek Patients at U Going Home
Three young Greek patients treated at the University of Minnesota for heart defect surgery are returning home. They were brought under the auspices of Mrs. Joseph Gales Ramsay III of Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Joseph Gales Ramsay III
Rash of Fires and Violence Roil Dayton and Cincinnati
A wave of arson and racial violence hits Dayton Ohio with about 15 fires including a five-building blaze. Cincinnati endures a fourth straight night of violence as National Guardsmen patrol Negro districts. Ta ma Florida also shows quiet, while King launches Operation Breadbasket targeting bakeries. Legal actions include a Prattville suit and House Rules hearings set for June 27 on riot cross-border offenses.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati
National Guard
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Twin Cities area deaths raise Minnesota highway toll
Three people die in separate crashes in Minnesota and Oklahoma Air Force Sgt Joseph Caldwell is killed when his unit car collides with another vehicle near Sauk Rapids. The toll rises to 338 for statewide highway deaths, with Maplewood and Coon Rapids victims identified.
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Associated Press
Twin Cities
Air Force
Minnesota
Donald Daubenspeck
Emerald Dr
White Bear
Joseph Caldwell
Tinker Air Force Base
Okla
Sauk Rapids
U.S. 10
Unsettled Evening Weather Turns Fair By Saturday
Chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms across the southeastern half this evening with cooler air tonight. Tomorrow will be mostly fair with continued cool temperatures and a low around 55 to 60 and a high in the mid 70s. Sunday mix of variable clouds and little temperature change.
Viet Cong Threatens If Three Patriots Are Executed
Radio Hanoi broadcast in Japanese says Viet Cong will execute American prisoners in retaliation if three Viet Cong patriots are executed by the Saigon government. The three were condemned in Saigon May 12 by a special military tribunal.
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TOTYO
Hanoi
Saigon
Soviet Launches 166th Cosmos Satellite
In Moscow the Tass news agency reported the Soviet Union launched its 166th Cosmos satellite to continue space exploration. In Geneva the International Red Cross said progress is being made to rescue Egyptian soldiers stranded in the Sinai amid the war, while thousands reportedly died of thirst. In Jakarta Indonesia's Parliament passed a toned down resolution opposing Communist China, stopping short of severing relations.
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Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Geneva
International Red Cross
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Middle East
Red Cross
Jakarta
Indonesia
China
Iowa Town Sets Tornado Damage Near $200000
Akron Iowa residents survey debris after a Wednesday night tornado caused about 200000 in damage. Homes mostly spared but garages roofs windows and power lines were damaged. Injured include 20 year old Jerry Lias and his 17 year old wife Linda hospitalized in Sioux City.
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Akron
Iowa
Jerry Lias
Linda
Sioux City
Minneapolis Boy Drowns in Lake Hiawatha
Eight year old James Kelly, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly of Minneapolis, drowned in Lake Hiawatha after slipping into water over his head. Companion Brad Williams, 13, could not pull him out as the boys searched for turtles and golf balls.
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Minneapolis
James Kelly
Robert Kelly
Lake Hiawatha
Brad Williams
Minneapolis Man Burned Seriously in North Side Fire
Earl N. Moore, 21, remained in critical condition after a North Side duplex fire. Robert Landon, 23, was found dead. arson was blamed for the blaze causing about 10000 dollars in damage.
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Minneapolis
Earl N. Moore
North Side
Robert Landon
Moore
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