City of beauty welcomes Miss Minnesota contestants in Austin
The Austin Daily Herald praises Austin as a beautiful city as 24 contestants arrive for the Miss Minnesota Pageant. Preliminary rounds begin at Anselin High School Auditorium, with coronation planned for Saturday. Pam Bernhagen of Bloomington crowned here in 1974 will award the title.
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Austin
Minnesota
Anselin High School
Pam Bernhagen
Bloomington
Austin Area
Ford must press bold foreign policy to curb Soviet gains
Anthony Harrigan argues President Ford’s handling of the Mayaguez incident shows strength but warns that true policy reform requires rejecting arms deals with the Soviets, preserving the Canal Zone, shelving Kissinger’s Canal plan, and maintaining non recognition of Communist Cuba. He cites Thurmond and Conlan in Congress urging to block canal surrender and stresses public desire for vigorous leadership.
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Ford
Enemies of Freedom
United States
Ussr
Mr. Ford
Panama
Canal Zone
Kissinger
Cuba
Ford Administration
Panama Canal Zone
Torrijos
Cambodia
U. S
Senate
John B. Conlan
R-Ariz
House
America
Canal
Russia
Panama Canal
House of Representatives
U.S
Congress
Anthony Harrigan
Songs to Sing About Indiana and Other Places
An Indiana centric piece notes popular songs about states and cities. It cites "Back Home Again in Indiana" and "On the Banks of the Wabash Far Away" and discusses how some places like Los Angeles lack memorable songs. The piece argues spontaneous melody beats bureaucratic effort, ending with Indianapolis summer rain imagery.
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Indiana
Wabash
Indianapolis
San Francisco
California
Chicago
East Side
West Side
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Bureau of Music
Mayoral Fiat
Ohio
Indianapolis News
Bronze Medal for Sgt Don Trenary in Rhine Crossing
Turn Back the Clock recalls Sgt Don Trenary of the U S Army Corps of Engineers awarded the bronze medal for meritorious service directing six assault boats during the Rhine crossing near Rosenheim in heavy fighting in March. He is son of Mrs Blanche Trenary of Austin and a former Austin high school athlete and golf champion.
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Don Trenary
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Asault
Rhine River
Rosenheim
Set Trenary
Austin
Blanche Trenary
P. J. Holand
Mower
Dodge
George Nolte
Adams
Leonard Wellick
Grand Meadow
Washington D.C
Farmer's Union
Gas withholding probe links price crisis to deregulation push
A House subcommittee uncovers evidence that natural gas was deliberately held off the market last winter to pressure deregulation. The shortage hit southern New Jersey, Virginia, and North Carolina via the Transco pipeline, with 13 billion cubic feet withheld and job losses feared in Danville and Tunis. Citgo and partners faced repair delays cited by officials, while hearings and federal probes probe the actions and motives behind the curtailments.
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Washington
A _ House
New Jersey
Virginia
North Carolina
Transco
Gulf of Mexico
Danville
Tunis
N. C
Texas
Citgo
House
John Moss
D-Calif
Bill Hughes
James Floro
Federal Power Commission
Democrats Under Glass at Clambake on QE2
New York Democrats held a clambake in a glassed Hudson River terminal aboard the Queen Elizabeth II. The event drew prominent figures including Sen. Frank Church and Governor Hugh Carey, each paying $500 a plate amid festive political chatter and symbolic whistles.
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New York
Hudson River
Democratic State Committee
Frank Church
Bethine Church
Kevin White
Boston
Bentsen
Muskie
Humphrey
Wendell Ford
Tom Eagleton
Jackson
Meany signals labor’s wary sway in 1976 race
The AFL CIO chief George Meany weighs neutrality and endorsement while COPE hones labor influence. Wallace’s strong showing risks edging out weaker Democrats like McGovern, with Meany’s past tactics possible to swing labor votes toward Humphrey or Muskie.
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Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
George Wallace
Robert Strauss
Ed Bennett Williams
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Harry Truman
Meany
Jerry Ford
Dick Nixon
The
Committee On
COPE
Wallace
Humphrey
Muskie
Chick Chaikin
Ladies Garment Workers Union
Joan of Arc
Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Austin summer theater promises bright season at MCC
Summertime arts coverage notes Summerset VIII at Austin Community College opens with My Fair Lady and runs 11 performances from June 25 to July 12 plus children shows. Other events include Tartuffe Sarah of Saskatchewan and Hood programs. Also mentions Motor Magazine’s outlook on a General Motors economy car and a Sterling Twin children's film series benefiting the Austin Association for Retarded Citizens. The Williams Fund Golf Day totals 4537.67 for Minnesota scholarships. USPS highlights women’s stamps history in International Women’s Year release.
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Austin Community College
Frank Bridges
Sarah
Saskatchewan
Austin Community College Theater
Austin
Sterling Twin
Austin Assn
Austin Assny
Williams Fund
Paul Giel
University of Minnesota
Allan Krejci
William Fund
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2Nd St. N.E
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Lester Wolff
D.N.Y
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Germany
Vietnam
James Crum
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Manila
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Eeinae
Laos
By Tom Koeck
Chanhassen
Brea
General Motors
Motor Magazine Trade Journal
Chevrolet
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Martha Washington
Crengys
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