Nixon Daily News Summary Brings Brief Meaty Items
Washington AP reports the president receives a daily News Summary in a blue binder at 8 a.m. The five‑person staff curates concise items, focusing on the essence of national events if the president is away.
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Nixon
Washington
United States
US News & World Report
White House
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Indochina
Patrick J. Buchanan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Lyndon
Mort) Allin
U.S. News & World Report
Time Magazine
Nat
Allin
Associated Press
United Press International
Washington Post
New York Times
Manolo Sanchez
Buchanan
Post
Inmates Charged With Escape and Kidnapping
A federal grand jury indicted two Federal Correctional Institute inmates at Sandstone for escape and kidnapping. George Spiker remains at large. Donald Hatch was captured in Nebraska awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to kidnapping a woman there. Hatch and Spiker, both serving bank robbery sentences, face further charges tied to Cedar Falls and New Hampton robberies. Also indicted was stockbroker Howard White of Mound for filing false tax returns.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Federal Correctional Institute At
Sandstone
U.S
Robert Renner
George Edward Spiker
Donald Charles Hatch
Spiker
Hatch
Nebraska
Renner
Mattias Satre
Peoria
Ill
Cedar Falls
Iowa
New Hampton
Howard W. White
Mound
White
John G. Kinnard and Co
M. H. Bishop and Co
Warren man dies in car truck crash in Minnesota
The death of Thomas Jankowski, 52, of Warren, follows a collision of his car with a semi trailer hauling grain at the U S 2 and Minn 220 intersection in East Grand Forks. Larry Wright, 22, of Minot, N D, the truck driver, was not seriously injured. The 1973 Minnesota road toll rises to 377.
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East Grand Forks
Minn
Warren
Minnesota
Thomas Jankowski
Auling Grain
Larry Wright
Minot
N.D
U.S. 2
Grand Forks
National handgun regulation urged by Minnesota official
Atty General Warren Spannaus urged national rules on carrying selling and transferring firearms saying state regulation cannot curb widespread handgun availability. He cited the impact on lives lost and spoke at the St Cloud Kiwanis Club.
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Associated Press
LT. Cloud
Minn
Minnesota
Atty
Warren Sparnaus
St. Cloud
EPA sets July 27 completion date for Lake Superior asbestos probe
The EPA will finish its Lake Superior asbestos study by July 27, covering water and air sampling, treatment tech, and alternative water supplies. The timeline precedes a federal trial against Reserve Mining Co. in Minneapolis over taconite tailings disposal. Dr. Richard Trautman announced the deadline.
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Duluth, Minn
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Lake Superior
EPA
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
Reserve Mining Co
Silver Bay
Minn
Duluth
North Shore
Richard Trautman
Trautman
Ralph Nader
Robert H. Harris
Nader
Harris
University of Maryland
Violent consequences of drug raid mistakes expand nationwide
An Associated Press survey details wrongful narcotics raids across the country. In Collinsville Illinois a mistaken raid alarmed families and led to suspensions of DALE agents. The article cites cases in Winthrop Massachusetts Whittier California and Houston Texas amid a broader drug war push by the Nixon administration and civil liberties concerns.
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Middle America
Collinsville, Ill
Associated Press
William Pine
Winthrop
Mass
Heyward H. Dyer
Whittier
Calif
Texas Department of Public Safety
Houston
Nixon
Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
DALE
Justice Department
Herbert Giglotto
Louise
Askew
Washington
U.S. Attorney
Springfield
Ill
Civil Rights Division
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Myles Ambrose
Robert Richardson
Federal drug enforcement changes loom after BNDD DALE merger
The article outlines BNDD and DALE staffing and training, noting 1 320 BNDD agents and 465 DALE agents with local forces. It cites criticism by John Finlater that DALE was a political creation to show drug action and predicts the July 1 merger into a new Drug Enforcement Administration within the Justice Department.
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BNDD
Dale
John Finlater
Finlater
Nixon
Drug Enforcement Administration
Justice Department
Austin Herald 1973 June 26 Item
Local brief from Austin Minnesota notes a Tuesday edition dated June 26 1973. Contains short community items and notices typical of a small town newspaper page.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
Child abuse called national disgrace by doctor
Dr. Vincent J. Fontana, head of pediatrics at St. Vincent's Hospital, told the AMA meeting that child abuse and neglect threaten 1.5 million suspected cases, 50,000 deaths, and 300,000 permanent injuries this year. He urged a $600 million federal program to combat abuse and cited poverty and social ills as root causes.
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New York
Watergate
Vincent J. Fontana
New York City
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York Foundling Hospital
Fontana
The
American Medical
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Tom Columbus
Roland Fenske
Fenske
Columbus
Rush City
Mary Tesch
Mapleton
Pine City
Michael J. Sniffen
Collinsville
Giglotto
Donald Askew
Virginia
Lews
Prince of Wales
Ambrose
Richardson
AP Science
Association
Norge
ARUM
W.T
Erk
Quality Appliance CO
2Nd Street
LDE
Greenman
8Th Ave
Htg. & Refrig., Inc
Lennox
At Home
Home Federal
Eas
Fedo Savings
Marlot
Austin
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Rochester
Winona
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