Dean testifies Nixon involved in Watergate
Ousted White House counsel John W Dean III testified he believes President Nixon was involved in Watergate but did not grasp its implications. He urged the President to be forgiven when facts emerge while admitting he helped manage the cover up and engaged in obstruction of justice and perjury.
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White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Dodge Center Man Killed In Sargeant Township Crash
A two car collision Saturday in Sargeant Township killed Leonard E. McGinley 57 of Dodge Center. Enderson of Sargeant escaped injury. Both vehicles sustained about 1800 dollars in damage. Sheriff's investigators probe the crash as Minnesota weekend traffic toll rises.
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Leonard E. McGinley
Norman Enderson
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Enderson
Mower County
Minnnesota
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Mayer
Carver County
Plane Crash Kills Two Marine Reservists Near St Clair
Two Marine reservists Capt. Robert Davis of Minneapolis and Maj. John Rose of Bloomfield Hills died when their aircraft crashed on Interstate 94 near St Clair Michigan on a routine flight. The Selfridge Air National Guard Base based plane's cause remains undetermined.
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ST. Clair, Mich
St. Clair
Lower Michigan
Robert Davis
Minneapolis
Man Sought in Threat to Nixon
The Secret Service issued an all points bulletin to U S enforcement agencies seeking Harold Kenneth Culp for a threat against President Nixon. A warrant was issued by the U S marshal in Miami on June 6 after a letter received that day. The agency said it has known of him for some time.
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Secret Service
U.S
Nixon
Harold Kenneth Culp
Miami
Fla
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Europe
Brezhnev
Cambodia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Paris
Middle East
Soviet Communist Party
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt. 2 Editorial 4 Society 6-7
The page line up lists sections for readers: Editorial on page 4, Society pages on 6 and 7, Classifieds, Area News on page 8, Sports on pages 10 and 11, and Comic on pages 13 to 15. Readers can locate features by section and page number.
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29 Die in New Orleans Bar Blaze at Up Stairs Lounge
A deadly fire swept through the Up Stairs Lounge in the French Quarter killing 29 and injuring 15. Burglar bars on three front windows trapped many victims. others escaped via side windows or a rear fire escape. Witnesses cited panicked crowds and a rapid response by fire crews within minutes.
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New Orleans
Supreme Court upholds Hatch Act limits on political activity
The Supreme Court ruled federal and state governments may bar employees from partisan campaigns. It reversed a three judge panel on the Hatch Act of 1939. In a companion decision the court upheld an Oklahoma law blocking state workers from political activity. State ACLU favors ruling.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma
ACLU
Supreme Court rejection delights ACLU on tax fund cases
The Minnesota affiliate of the ACLU said it was delighted after the Supreme Court rejected tax deductions and tuition reimbursements for parents of nonpublic school pupils. The ACLU is among plaintiffs in a related Minnesota action.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
American Civil Liberties Union Today
US Supreme Court
ACLU
Eddyville
Kentucky
Lea College Nearing End in Albert Lea
Lea College in Albert Lea Minnesota faces closure with about 1.7 million dollars in debts. President Dr Fred Glassburner says there seems to be no other way as the school nears final shutdown after seven years of operation.
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Lea College
Fred Glassburner
Lea
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Albert Lea Financial Institutions
Albert Lea Freeborn County Chamber of Commerce
United States and Soviet Union Call for Harmony in Joint Communique
The United States and the Soviet Union issued a joint communique in San Clemente stressing harmony and cooperation after a week of talks. Officials from both sides highlighted shared goals and emphasized constructive dialogue to ease tensions.
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Calif
United States
Soviet Union
Supreme Court Rejects Nonpublic School Tax Breaks
The Supreme Court struck down New York tax deductions and Pennsylvania tuition reimbursements for families with children in nonpublic schools. The ruling, marked as a neutrality decision, invalidates state support tied to private religious schooling while noting prior approved exemptions in other contexts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Ten North Dakota escapees flee state prison in coordinated breakout
BISMARCK AP law enforcement used dogs and planes to search the Tuttle area for ten Dakota State Penitentiary escapees. David Wood 20 was reportedly captured. officials cautioned no official confirmation. The group, described as dangerous, included Charles Smith 38 Donald Tansvegin 39 James Estes 23 Tim Casey 25 Ronald Brodell 29 Donald Klesalek 22 Terry Jensen 24 Ronald Goodman 27 Richard Dakota 25 and Wood. The escape occurred Sunday evening after a guard was grabbed and threatened with a knife. Six escapees had previously fled from the prison. The alarm was sounded an hour later.
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Tuttle
Dakota State Penitentiary
David Wood
Robert M. Landon
Kidder County
Landon
Alphonse Stockert
Orville Peterson
Clair Weis
Charles Ross
Two Men Held After Mor ton Police Stabbing
Olivia Minnesota AP two men are in custody in the stabbing of Morton police officer Michael Dallenbach who was hospitalized in good condition after an attempted arrest around 930 pm Saturday Dallenbach was grabbed from behind and the suspects were later detained by Renville County sheriff officials details of the arrest were not released
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Olivia, Minn
Renville County
Help wanted ad yields quick reliable help
Classified notice shows a low cost Herald want ad seeking a reliable woman or couple to live in with a retired gentleman. Reference required and wages open. Phone number provided for appointment. Ad ran three days before a couple was hired and a further number is listed for quick action.
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Gene Tieman
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