Nixon vetoes anti funding bill on Cambodia bombing
President Nixon vetoed a $3.4 billion supplementary bill containing a Laos and Cambodia bombing funds cutoff. The measure cleared the Senate 81 to 11 and faces House efforts to override. Democratic Leader Mansfield warned of potential constitutional crisis if vetoed. Senate Republican Tower previously projected Nixon might accept the bill.
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Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
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House
Congress
Laos
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John G. Tower
Texas
Seven Die in Suburban Chicago Family Slayings
In Palos Hills Illinois seven people are found shot to death in a spree linked to Raymond Workman and his son William. Victims include Paul Clesson and his wife Neta and their son, plus neighbors and relatives. Ballistics link the deaths to a .22 caliber rifle. Workman faces four murder counts tied to his parents and two neighbors.
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Paul Clesson
Chicago
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Old Clesson
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Workmans
Rhera Timmons
Raymond Workman
Dina
Henrietta Cliff
Kimberly
William
God
Workman
Clessons
Economic index shows May rebound after April drop
The Commerce Department reports the leading economic index rose 1.5 percent in May after a sharp April decline. Six of the eight indicators were higher, signaling renewed momentum in the economy despite earlier slowing.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Evidence on Nixon enemies list read in Senate Watergate hearing
Ousted presidential counsel John W. Dean III testified to the Senate Watergate committee about a White House enemies list that targeted politicians, newsmen, union leaders and businessmen. He presented memoranda from Colson and discussed questions about leaks and Dean’s own role in Watergate.
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John W. Dean III
White House
Dean
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Watergate Committee
Charles W. Colson
Harold J. Gibbons
The
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Colson
Jack Anderson
NBC
Chet Huntley
Robert Strauss
Columbus
Ind
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Anderson
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Dconn
Nixon
Edward J. Gurney
Afla
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G. Gordon Liddy
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Ervin
Fred Buzhardt
Vondrashek Named Director of Austin Industrial Center
Willard J. Vondrashek is appointed director of the Austin Industrial Development Center. A Duluth native and 1942 University of Minnesota graduate, he has led industrial programs in Minnesota Wisconsin and projects with Chambers of Commerce in Idaho Montana and Wisconsin. He plans to start in early July after a vacation.
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Great Lakes
Medord
Lea College to close August 18 after debt crisis
Albert Lea Minn AP The Lea College board of trustees voted Tuesday night to close the school and accept the resignation of President Fred Glassburner. The 7 year old college will shut down August 18 due to large debts and inability to obtain financial support for a plan to become a business management school.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Lea College Board of Trustees
Fred Glassburner
Nelsen backs Nixon Vietnam policy after Cambodia funding vote
Rep Ancher Nelsen of Minnesota voted against a House measure that would bar further U S bombing in Cambodia. He argued the President’s moves aim for peace and said funding restrictions could prolong the war in Indochina.
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Herald Washington Bureau
Washington
D. C
Ancher Nelsen
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
U.S
Cambodia
Minnesota
House
Thomas Fagleton
Indochina
Nelson
Damaged OWS SAS Wing Frames NASA Photo
NASA released an AP Wirephoto from Houston showing a partially deployed and damaged OWS SAS wing with the opposite side solar panel missing, leaving cables and tubing exposed.
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OWS Sas
NASA
Houston
Mower County rejects detox center plan for now
Mower County Commissioners declined a proposal by Dr. Larry Maier for a county funded detoxification center and halfway house in Austin. They approved a six month contract with the Zumbro Valley Detox Center in Rochester and discussed budget requests from Cedar Valley Rehabilitation Center and weed mowing bids.
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Mower
Phil Golberg
St. Olaf Hospital
Mineral Springs Chemical Dependency Center
Cannon Falls
Mower County
Rochester State Hospital
Willmar
Veterans Hospitals
Austin
Zumbro Valley
Rochester
Maier
United Fund
Thomas Flannagan
Cedar Valley
Weather outlook with rain chance through Thursday
A wet trend continues with a 20 percent rain chance. Tonight lows near the upper 50s and Thursday highs in the lower 70s.
Vietnam May Aid Cambodia If U S Pulls Out
Saigon signaled readiness to aid Phnom Penh if U S bombing halt threatens its security. Spokesman Bui Bao Truc said Vietnam would deploy bombers or ground forces if Cambodia collapses or security is at risk, though no formal request had been received.
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Nist
Kontum City
Central Highlands
Saigon
Mekong
Chuong Thien
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Schedule of Pages VS Market News Area
The newspaper lists sections for VS-Mkt 2 Area News Editorial Sports Society and Classified pages with pages indicated. It guides readers to page numbers for each feature and notes sections cover news editorials sports society and comics.
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Mkt
Society
Two Bedroom Apartment Ad Canceled After Three Days
Want ad seeks rental in Herald section for fast action. Two bedroom unit south of the Post Office with washer dryer all utilities furnished off street parking adults no pets. Rent 115 dollars call XXX XXXX then note cancellation after three days and contact 433 8851 for action.
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Herald
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