Pilots union calls 24 hour world strike over hijack dangers
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations plans a 24 hour protest Monday in 64 nations to press for action against hijackings. ALPA members in the United States will join from 2 a.m. June 19. The action aims to press the UN for effective measures while noting it is not directed at US airlines.
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Finland
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World Federation
Allied Pilots Association
Miss Minnesota Family Permission At State Pageant
The article notes the third preliminary at 7 30 p m today in the Austin High School Auditorium where Miss Minnesota will compete. It highlights event timing location and the ongoing state pageant activities as contestants advance through preliminaries.
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Austin Country Club
Four Groups To Convene DFL Mini Convention
Four organizations that typically back DFL candidates will conduct a miniconvention on July 26 to craft a set of principles and objectives for endorsing legislative candidates. The Minnesota AFL-CIO Teamsters Joint Council 32 Minnesota Farmers Union and United Auto Workers will hold the session at the St Paul Hilton Hotel.
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Japanese police arrest suspect linked to Tel Aviv airport massacre
Tokyo AP reports Japanese police arrested 24 year old Takeo Himori, a Kyoto University former student, in a pawnshop as he claimed a watch he pawned May 22. The man is wanted for a Tel Aviv airport massacre that left 26 dead and over 70 wounded.
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Kyoto University
U S planes strike MIG air bases in North Vietnam
U S war planes conducted a record 350 strikes across southern North Vietnam on Thursday hitting three MIG bases Bai Thung Khe Phat Quan Lang plus Hai Yen naval base and Badong army barracks. Dong Hoi and Hue areas targeted as Hanoi Haiphong area bombing paused during Podgorny visit.
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Badong
Dong Hoi
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Crime commissions priorities questioned in Minnesota hearing
State officials spar over the Governor's Crime Commission priorities at a House corrections subcommittee meeting in St. Paul. Rep. Arne Carlson criticizes lack of data and questions on recidivism, noting 38 percent of grants fund police projects while proposing rehabilitation as a better crime control path. Crew defends limited metrics and cites LEAA funding and project evaluations amid calls for clearer statistics and outcomes.
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Austin civic booster Guy Wold dies at 84
Guy K. Wold a longtime Austin pharmacist and civic booster died at 1 10 a m Friday at St Olaf Hospital after a massive stroke He was 84 born October 18 1886 in Austin He led the Mower County Fair Board 29 years and helped found the Guy K Wold Building at the fairgrounds His civic work earned him a 1956 civic merit award and he chaired church and professional groups He never owned a car and valued his store and community Memorials are asked for the St Olaf Lutheran Church Foundation Funeral services are set for 2 p m Monday at St Olaf Church Interment will follow at Oakwood Cemetery Jordan Mortuary is handling arrangements
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Progress Reported in Talks With Operating Engineers Union
The AGC manager in Minneapolis says some progress was made in negotiations with the Operating Engineers Union on Thursday. No new lockout plans were announced, but union meetings are scheduled, and the labor committee may resort to action if necessary.
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Minnesota Supreme Court rules machinery is personal property
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that heavy industrial machinery used in a foundry is personal property not subject to real estate taxes under the 1967 state sales tax law. The decision, favorable to Abex Corp of Two Harbors, stems from whether equipment can be removed and moved elsewhere. The ruling affects tax assessments and aligns with a 1971 law change clarifying real property excludes certain annexe fixtures. The court also sided with Franklin Theater Corp in a separate licensing dispute with Minneapolis over sexually explicit films.
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Supreme Court
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Abex
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Humphrey Backers Say McGovern Falls Short On First Ballot
Strategists for Senator Hubert H. Humphrey predict Senator George McGovern will be about 182 votes shy on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention. They claim hundreds of uncommitted delegates favor Humphrey, expect McGovern to gain strength on a second ballot, with a third ballot yielding a Humphrey victory. Humphrey aides estimate roughly 900 of 3,016 delegates will back Humphrey on the first ballot, while McGovern leads in pledged and uncommitted votes with momentum seen toward a possible comeback by the Minnesota senator.
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George McGovern
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Miami Beach
South Dakota
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Irving sentenced to 2 1/2 years for fraud
AP reports Clifford Irving, who faked an Howard Hughes auto biography and sold it for 750000 to McGraw Hill, was sentenced in U S District Court to two and a half years in prison and fined 10000 for conspiracy and grand larceny. The report cites other AP items on House budget action and lake fatalities.
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Wanted Full Time Man for Retail Work Ad
Advertisement urges reliable help and promotes Herald want-ads. It notes benefits like paid vacations holidays and merchandise discounts. The notice says the ad was scheduled six days at five dollar and forty cents but canceled after two days. It provides the contact number 433-8851 for future ads.
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