Three Soviet Cosmonauts Die in Soyuz 11 Return
Three cosmonauts Lt. Col. Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev died after Soyuz 11 landed following a 23 day mission aboard the Salute space station. Officials investigated as Tass gave accounts of the fatal descent and unlinking procedures.
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Spaceflight perils reaffirmed after Soyuz 11 deaths
AP report notes the deaths of Russia's three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts after a 24 day mission. Officials investigate life support or post landing effects while acknowledging space remains a frontier with unknowns. Russia plans a permanent orbiting station as Salute forerunner.
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Supreme Court aid ruling boosts voucher plan in Congress
The Supreme Court setback on certain state aid to parochial schools strengthens a congressional proposal to issue educational vouchers to every U.S. family. The plan would let parents use vouchers to enroll children in any school, though the Office of Economic Opportunity runs a limited district trial. Representative Roman Pucinski of Illinois chairs the bill.
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Conservatives Boycott Senate Tax Plan Meetings
Minnesota Senate recesses as House Conservatives refuse to attend a cross chamber session on tax and school aid bills. Senate leaders push to finalize a tax measure by Friday while Gov. Anderson and DFL members participate despite opposition from House Conservatives.
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Threatening Clouds Scatter Rain Over St Augustine Church
Threatening clouds moved across St Augustine Catholic Church area and dropped just over an inch of rain. No damage reported as the storm passed.
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Edward Usem resigns as St Olaf Hospital president
Edward Usem resigns from the roles of president and trustee of St. Olaf Hospital after 14 years on the board. He cites part time commitment and personal duties as reasons, and Ronald Alderson will serve as acting president until the next annual meeting. A replacement trustee is to be announced later today.
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Congress rushes $2.25 billion public service jobs bill
The Senate approved the emergency employment act 75 to 11 as Congress moves to send the bill to the White House before the July 4 recess. President Nixon, after vetoing a $5 billion public works bill, urged quick approval of a compromise to create temporary jobs while Democrats plan to try an override after the recess despite limited chances.
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Senator Gravel Opens One Man Hearing on Viet Papers
Senator Mike Gravel reads portions of the Pentagon Papers in a Senate subcommittee hearing, exposing a secret State Department message urging allies to signal Hanoi it will denounce the peace project but keep the air war options open. The release spurred court restraining orders against multiple papers as the 7,000 page study becomes public.
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Viet Cong destroy central South Vietnam ammo depot
Viet Cong mortars leveled the largest central South Vietnam ammunition depot at Qui Nhon, hitting for a second straight day and destroying more than 10 000 tons of shells bombs and other ammunition. An American eyewitness described the attack as a volcano eruption with the sky lit all night.
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Schedule of Pages Editorial Area News Society Sports VS-Mkt
The page list outlines sections for Editorial Area News Society 8 9 Sports 15 16 VS Market 10 Comics 20 Classified 21 22. It notes where readers can find features and columns across the issue.
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Storms Rattle Mankato and Forest Lake Areas
Thunderstorms with high winds caused heavy damage in southern and central Minnesota. Mankato reported 90 mph gusts, five mobile homes overturned at Madison Lake, and structural damage at a Lake Crystal farm. Forest Lake area saw damaged planes and hangars, uprooted trees near Leves Golf Club, and a damaged Schlagel barn. No injuries reported.
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Twins face sale rumors as reports surface
There was no comment from Minnesota Twins officials about a report the American League club may be for sale if the price is right. The report aired Tuesday night by sportscaster Hal Scott of WCCO-TV.
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Nixon declares end of permissiveness in law enforcement
President Nixon at FBI National Academy graduation says the era of permissiveness in enforcing laws is over in the United States. He defends J Edgar Hoover and says the majority of Americans back him and law enforcement officials.
Grease fire destroys six shops in Manitowish Waters
A grease fire from a restaurant kitchen swept through the Manitowish Waters business district destroying six establishments within three hours after 12:15 a.m. No damage estimate was available. Local authorities investigated the blaze.
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