Tourist killed in Mideast border clash
Shirley Anderson a 25 year old American woman from New York City was killed by Iraqi artillery on the Israeli Jordanian border while two mission teachers returning from Congo were involved. Eileen Bonnet 27 of California injured underwent Jerusalem Hospital operation. The bombing occurred near Kailia on the Dead Sea shore as four taxis were damaged during about 30 minutes of shelling. The Army said shells came from Jordanian front and a Jordanian raid claimed damage to Israeli armored vehicles. Helicopters evacuated survivors.
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Tel Aviv
Shirley Anderson
New York City
Eileen Bonnet
Lodi
Calif
Jerusalem
Congo
Kailia
Dead Sea
Miss Bonnet
Ahmed Ata Abdul Karim
Miss Bennet
Amman
Maqtas
Jordan Valley
Rockefeller to meet Brazil's armed forces chiefs
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller meets Brazil's military commanders and suspended Congress leaders in Brasilia before flying to Rio de Janeiro as part of Nixon's fact finding mission. Few locals turned out in the backwoods capital and did not cheer, but no violent anti U S demonstrations were reported.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Nixon
Rockefeller
U.S
Global Communist conference ends with unity call
In Moscow the international Communist conference wrapped up after six days in the Kremlin with official acceptance of a call for unity against imperialism. Attendance figures for the 75 parties remain undisclosed as a 42 page final document is released.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Liquor License Sought for Holiday Inn Sale
Donald Annen of St. Peter applied to transfer the Austin Holiday Inn on-sale liquor license as part of a proposed full hotel purchase from Dillon Hotels. The council sent the license transfer to the ordinance committee for investigation while proceeding with other city business and hearings.
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Holiday Inn
St. Peter
Austin
Donald Annen
Rt. 2
Annen
Faribault
New Ulm
Ordinance Committee
Dillon Hotels, Inc
Omaha
Neb
Red Cedar Inn
Austin Hotel-Motel Corporation
Don Knutson
Minneapolis
Austin Motel Corporation
Dillon Hotels
Lysne Construction Co
North Main St
Duane Harrington
Surtax extension debate stalls Nixon tax package
Washington AP report notes House Ways and Means Committee delays on a six or twelve month surtax extension as part of Nixon anti inflation tax plan. Mills returns. Byrnes blames Democrats for stalemate while Boggs says no hangup. Proposal includes six months at 10 percent and six months at 5 percent with repeal of investment credit and auto and phone tax pauses plus low income relief for 13 million, liberals push for broader reform to curb loopholes.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Hale Boggs
D-La
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Surcharge debate lines up within tax policy debate
The Associated Press outlines the 10 percent personal and corporate surtax set to expire June 30 and Nixon's proposal to extend at 10 percent through Dec 31 then 5 percent through June 30, 1970. Treasury projects $7.6 billion revenue and a $6.3 billion surplus to curb inflation amid political opposition and shifting tax reform plans.
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Associated Press
Congress
Nixon
Treasury
Troop redeployments shift 25,000 from Vietnam to Pacific bases
Nearly 16,000 soldiers and Marines leaving Vietnam will be redeployed to Okinawa Hawaii and Japan. About 8,000 personnel including 2000 National Guardsmen and reservists will return to the United States to be disbanded and 1,200 Navy men distributed in the Pacific. The Marine regiment heads to Okinawa and a 9th Infantry Division brigade and HQ go to Hawaii. A Marine fighter squadron will be sent to Iwakuni Japan in July and August.
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Washington
Vietnam
Okinawa
Hawaii
Japan
Pentagon
United States
Pacific Command
9Th Infantry Division
Iwakuni
Nixon
Midway
Army Reserve
National Guard
Far East
Korea
Thailand
Daniel Z. Henkin
Henkin
Marine
Worthington unit to be pulled out amid Vietnam withdrawals
Washington AP lists Army Reserve and National Guard units withdrawn from South Vietnam including 650th Medical Detachment Birmingham Alabama 978th Army Postal Unit Ft Smith Arkansas 950th Army Postal Unit Lexington Kentucky 630th Transportation Company Washington Pennsylvania 305th Medical Detachment Philadelphia 737th Transportation Company Yakima Washington 126th Support and Service Company Quincy Illinois 316th Medical Detachment New York City 378th Medical Detachment Memphis Tennessee 101st Support and Service Company Independence Kansas 312th Medical Evacuation Hospital Winston Salem North Carolina 472nd Medical Detachment Rockville Maryland 319th Transportation Company Augusta Georgia Headquarters and Headquarters Company 336th Ordinance Battalion Little Rock Arkansas 452nd General Support Company Worthington Minnesota 173rd Quartermaster Company Greenwood Massachusetts 313th Medical Detachment Richmond Virginia 889th Medical Detachment Richmond 74th Medical Hospital New York City and 311th Medical Hospital Sharonville Ohio.
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Washington (Ap
Army Reserve
Natonal Guard
South Vietnam
Birmingham
Ala
Ft. Smith
Ark
Lexington
Washington,Pa
Philadelphia
Yakima
Wash
Quincy
Ill
New York City
Memphis
Richmond
74Th Medical
311Th Medical Hospital
Sharonville
Ohio
Britain calls conference in new ECM entry bid
Britain summons envoys from six Common Market capitals to assess policy for a new bid to join the European Community. Prime Minister Wilson signals possible meeting with Pompidou after a French veto relief and to push reconciliation efforts.
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Britain
ECM
Eastbourne
England
Harold Wilson
Georges Pompidou
France
London
Charles de
European Free Trade Association
EFTA
Austria
Switzerland
Portugal
Norway
Denmark
Two teen girls die in Minnesota crash near Bergen
A Monday automobile crash near Bergen Minnesota claimed the lives of Betty Jane Jahnke 15 and Barbara Mosser 14 both from Madeira along with injuries to three Jahnke children. Another fatality occurred when Duane Wiebke 23 of Tower died in a three vehicle crash on Highway 169 near the St. Louis County line.
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Associated Press
Bergen
Minn
Minnesota
Jackson
Betty Jane Jahnke
Fairmont
Barbara Mosser
Madeira
Betty
Charlene Jahnke
Madelin
Jahnke
Rochester
Jackson County
North Vietnamese Return to Ap Bia Mountain Fierce Battle Resume
Up to 1,000 North Vietnamese reportedly moved back to Ap Bia Mountain as U S commanders prepared for another assault if needed. Maj Gen John M Wright Jr pledged full force, while 50 Americans died last month in the A Shau Valley drive. The Apache Snow action continues with Montgomery Rendezvous on the opposite valley flank, yielding 106 enemy killed and 21 Americans killed along with 130 wounded.
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Saigon
Ap Bia
U.S
Congress
John M. Wright Jr
U.S. 10St Airborne Division
A Shau
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Wright
101St
Melvin L. Zais
101St Airborne Division
Historian sees more violence in future
Baltimore based historian Dr Hugh Davis Graham of Johns Hopkins, coeditor with Dr Ted Robert Gurr of a federal violence study, says continued violence is likely. He notes America’s pluralistic, affluent, liberal society harbors long lasting turmoil and expects violence to persist. The report was issued in early June by the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence.
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Baltimore, Md
America
Hugh Davis Graham
Johns Hopkins University
Graham
Ted Robert Gurr
Princeton University
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
Duluth May Buy Duluth Superior Transit Assets
The Duluth city council approved a proposal for the city to take an option to purchase all transit assets of the Duluth Superior Transit Co. for 630000 cash plus inventory value. Kodiak Inc. chairman Julius E. Davis and Duluth Mayor Ben Boo announced the plan, with closing required by March 1, 1970, and funding hoped from the federal DOT.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Superior Transit Co
Julius E. Davis
Kodiak, Inc
Ben Boo
Wisconsin
Superior
Federal
Department of Transportation
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