Hormel board sees resignation of James C Hormel
At a regular Hormel & Co. board meeting in Austin James C Hormel grandson of the founder resigned from the board to devote more time to duties in Hawaii. I J Holton praised his long service while Richard L Knowlton was named Group Vice President and given expanded oversight across multiple plants and divisions. Robert M Gill and Robert F Potach were added to the companys Executive Committee.
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Austin
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Hawaii
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I. J. Holton
Richard L. Knowlton
Knowlton Wi
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Fremont
Neb
Mitchell, S. D
Ottumwa
Springfield
Miami
Okla
Knowlton
Robert M. Gill
Robert F. Potach
Gandhi to Stay Prime Minister During Appeal Verdict
Indian Supreme Court allows Indira Gandhi to head government pending full court review of her 1971 election conviction. Justice Iyer bars her from voting in Parliament while permitting debate as head of government. The ruling triggers opposition calls for resignation as the appeal proceeds.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Dev Kanta Borooah
Congress Party
Justice Iyer
Mrs. Gandhi
Allahabad
Raj Narain
Housekeeping Aide Wanted for Live-In Position
Advertisement seeks a housekeeping aide for a semi invalid woman with live-in preference. Offers good salary and benefits. Call XXX-XXXX. Classified under help wanted, ran for one day, scheduled to run six days. payment applies only for times run.
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Help Wanted
Air Force warned of C5 safety hazard since 1971
Sen. William Proxmire charged the Air Force knew that each C5 transport harbored a safety defect linked to the Saigon crash that killed 155 people. He said involved personnel who failed to fix the issue must share responsibility. The Air Force planned a statement later.
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Washington
Air Force
Saigon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Schedule of Pages VS Market Area News Editorial Sports
The page list shows sections for area news editorial sports society comics TV and classifieds with page references VS Market 3 and editorial 4 sports 9 society 6 comics TV T1 and classified legs 12 13. This index guides readers to the designated page numbers for each section.
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Mkt
Society
Comics-Tv
Weather outlook with scattered showers through midweek
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. Lows tonight are expected to range from 58 to 63 degrees.
White House denies delaying CIA documents to Senate panel
Senate Intelligence Committee chairman Frank Church says delays in receiving CIA documents hinder questioning of key witnesses tied to assassination plots. Church plans to hear John Rosselli testimony on an alleged CIA plan to kill Fidel Castro as White House denial draws criticism.
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White House
Senate Intelligence Committee
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Frank Church
Kennedy
Johnson
Idaho Democrat
Church
John Rosselli
al Capone Gang
CIA
Fidel Castro
Sistant
Roderick M. Hills
Hills
Rockefeller Commission
Mongoose
Castro
John W. Hushen
Ron Nessen
National Security Council
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
House _intelligence committee
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Supreme Court to reargue death penalty in October
The Supreme Court scheduled a second round of oral arguments on the constitutionality of capital punishment in October. The move marks the seventh reargument this term amid illness concerns for Justice Douglas. Also on Monday the court ruled 6 to 3 against nude scenes in drive-in theaters and accepted President Nixon’s resignation from the presidency.
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Supreme Court
North Carolina
Richard M
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Jesse T. Fowler
Raleigh
N.C
Teenager Dies When Car Leaves Road Near New London
A 17 year old, Paul S Myklebust of rural Spicer, Minn., was killed Monday night when his car left a Kandiyohi County road three miles southwest of New London, struck a bridge, and overturned. He was alone in the vehicle.
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New London
Minn
Kandiyohi
Sheriff's Office
Paul S. Myklebust
Spicer
Firefighters Test Water Pressure At Lake Site
Interested spectators watch as firefighters Alan Jacobson and Jiles Baldus test water pressures with hoses at the lake. The scene captures crew readiness and public curiosity during training.
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Alan Jacobson
Jiles Baldus Manning
Meany Attacks Ford on Unemployment Policy
AFL CIO President George Meany denounces the Ford administration for a callous disregard of the unemployed. He warns the recession will persist through the decade despite officials saying it is over and criticizes Alan Greenspan for ignoring the social damage.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Ford Administration
Meany
Ford
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Aerosol controversy dominates cosmetics trade meeting
At the third annual conference of cosmetics and toiletries producers, packaging firms showcased nonaerosol options such as roll-ons and finger-driven atomizers. Exhibitors promoted travel lock pumps and other non aerosol dispensers as alternatives amid a federal ozone concern over fluorocarbon propellants.
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Louise Cook
New York
Recover 2 bodies from drownings in Minnesota storm
Authorities recovered the bodies of two young men after a violent southern Minnesota storm capsized boats Saturday afternoon. Melvin Motz, 28, drowned on South Chisago Lake while fishing with his children who survived. James Wahl, 23, from Minneapolis, disappeared when his sailboat capsized on Lake Calhoun.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Melvin D. Motz
South
St. Paul
Chisago Lake
Jeff
Lisa
Chicago
Larry Ferrier
Motz
Minneapolis
Lake Calhoun
James Wahl
Anderson admits damage is severe and broader threats rise
Gov. Wendell Anderson tours flooded farmland and says damage is worse than expected. The piece also notes concerns about radiation exposure, ozone depletion from fluorocarbons, and a task force urging labeling and possible bans on fluorocarbon aerosols pending study.
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Wendell Anderson
Task Force
National Academy of Science
Carol Pegler
National Science Foundation
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Claire
Pittway Corp
Northbrook
Court rules wiretaps need warrants for domestic groups
U.S. Court of Appeals says national security claims do not justify tapping domestic organizations without a warrant. The ruling centers on the Jewish Defense League and asserts a warrant is required before wiretaps on domestic groups not allied with foreign powers. The decision affects a civil suit by JDL members against former Attorney General Mitchell and FBI agents.
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Soviet Union
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Bond set at 10000 for fleeing suspect Michael Schmitgen
Mi chael Schmitgen 22 of Blunt South Dakota is held on a warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for assault with intent to do great bodily harm. FBI agents arrested him near Harrison Nebraska and brought him to U S magistrate James Macken in Gering Nebraska on Monday. Bond was set at 10000.
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Neb
James Macken
Michael Schmitgen
Blunt
S. D
FBI
Sioux Falls
Schmitgen
Harrison
South Dakota
FBI names new special agent in charge for Minneapolis
The FBI announced Marlin H. Moore aged 50 will move from Anchorage to become special agent in charge at the Minneapolis office. He succeeds Joseph H. Trimbach who will head the Memphis office. The Minneapolis unit oversees FBI operations in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Marlin H. Moore
Anchorage
Alaska
Minneapolis
Moore
Joseph H. Trimbach
Memphis, Tenn
FBI
Minnesota
Dakotas
Chrysler toOffer Cash Rebates on Most Cars and Trucks
Chrysler Corp confirmed a new cash rebate program giving 200 to 300 discounts on most cars and trucks through November. Rebates start at month’s end and it was unclear if rival firms would match the move.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Corp. Today
Portuguese Socialists Rally for Democracy Support
Portugal's Socialists large turnout backs the ruling military declaration for pluralistic democracy and civilian parties as supporters wave red banners and chant Freedom Yes Dictatorship No. In Laos guards withdraw three Pathet Lao soldiers from the residence of the U.S. Charge d'Affaires after protests from the American Embassy.
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Lisbon
Portugal
U.S
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Christian A. Chapman
Chapman
Refugees Seek Home Return as U N Handles Repatriation
About 2 031 refugees from Cambodia and Vietnam want to go home and be repatriated under the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Julia Vadala Taft, head of the U S refugee task force, said U N H C R oversees the process as part of its mandate. The news sits alongside a market update where the Dow Jones industrial average rose 3 52 points to 868 35 at noon amid optimism for a strengthening economy.
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Cambodia
Vietnam
Julia Vadala Taft
United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees
New York
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