Indian Prime Minister expands emergency arrests in India
Indira Gandhi tightens emergency rule with a new ordinance allowing arrests without grounds. President Ahmed signed the order permitting local authorities to detain with review by state officers within 15 days and every four months. Opposition leader Jayaprakash Narayan advocates protests, while censorship and trials continue.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
Defense of India
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Supreme Court
Hagedorn Wins Milking Contest Against Chamber Opponent
Hagedorn defeats Bill Engel of the Austin Area Chamber of Commerce in a milking contest after discussing rules prior to the event.
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Hagedorn
Bill Engel
Austin Area Chamber of Commerce
Tougher welfare rules take effect on social security numbers
More than 11 million welfare recipients must provide Social Security numbers to state agencies starting Tuesday as the federal crackdown on welfare fraud expands. New AFDC applicants must show numbers, while current recipients will have six months to verify. States will assist those without numbers to obtain them after verifying age identity and citizenship.
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Washington
AFDC
Wlien
U.S
Robert B. Carlsen
Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Pentagon
Veterans Administration
Senators reassure Soviet Jewish group in Moscow meeting
In Moscow a two hour session with 10 of 14 visiting U S senators relaxed Jewish emigration leaders about Soviet policy. Leaders Lerner and Slepak hailed the talks as hopeful noting the visit may influence future trade legislation.
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Moscow
U.S
Congress
Alexander Lerner
Lerner
Jacob K. Javits
U.S. Congress
Alexander Luntz
Soviet Union
Vladimir Slepak
Javits
Rn.y
Sen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Charles H
Percy
Bill
Hugh Scott
Rpa
John C. Culver
Dlown
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Gary Hart
D-Colo
James R. Pearson
R-Kan
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
James A. McClure
R-Idaho
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Ford signs unemployment extension and related measures
President Ford signs a bill extending unemployment compensation from 52 to 65 weeks, aiding about 250,000 workers. The package also adds 39 weeks for noncovered state and local workers, farm workers, and domestic staff. The day includes Moynihan’s swearing in as ambassador to the UN and a new White House pool project.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Cincinnati
McGovern weighs 1976 run amid public split over role
Sen. George S. McGovern, who lost in 1972, is considering a 1976 presidential bid. In a letter to under 50 key supporters he asks whether to run, endorse a liberal, or spell out unacceptable candidates. He says he does not intend to be a candidate.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
McGovern
South Dakota
Senate
Floods and Tornadoes Strike Minnesota and North Dakota
Heavy weekend rains soaked northwestern Minnesota with up to 10 inches causing cropland floods and washed out highways. Tornadoes damaged four farms north of Glyndon with no injuries reported. Clay and Norman counties suffered the worst floods while power outages hit the Twin Cities area. State officials tour the devastation and consider agriculture disaster designation as North Dakota sees 12 inches of rain and evacuations in Kathryn Enderlin and Clausen Springs.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Glyndon
Minn
Twin Cities
Clay County
Barnesville
Lake Park
Clay
Norman
Jon Werald
North Dakota
Adrian
Kathryn
Enderlin
Clausen Springs
Two Minnesota Traffic Deaths Raise Toll to 275
Two separate crashes in southeastern Minnesota Sunday lift the state traffic death toll to 275. Rochester rider Richard Hoopman, 20, died when his motorcycle left County Road 325 and struck a tree near Olmsted County. Sally Schulze, 19, of Caledonia died when the car she was in overturned on U.S. 32 north of Fountain in Fillmore County.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Richard Gary Hoopman
Rochester
Minn
Olmsted County Rd
Olmsted
Fillmore County
Sally Ann Schulze
Caledonia
Eleven Begin Dispatcher Training at Mower County Center
Training started today at the Mower County joint law enforcement center for ten women and one man to become civilian dispatchers. The program runs three weeks of classroom study followed by nine weeks of on the job training, with over 80 applicants vying for ten positions.
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Mower County
Vacation camper Ad for 1968 Bethany sold in want ad
Classified note offers a 1968 Bethany camper for sale in excellent condition that sleeps six. Includes phone contact and references miscel lanious sporting goods for sale classification. Ad ran two days and was slated for six. call 433-8851 to place an order.
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Herald
Bethany Camper
Barr, UMass Amherst wrestling coach, dies at 48
Homer J. Barr former Penn State wrestling star and head coach at the University of Massachusetts Amherst died after a brief illness. He was 48 and had coached UMass wrestling for nine years.
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Boston
Homer J. Barr
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Penn State
Barr
Umess
Schedule of Pages VS 2 Editorial
Editorial notes and page allocations for sections including Society Area Sports Farm Comic and Classifieds. Indicates page numbers and topical placement across the issue.
Former lawmaker heads new state Office of Human Services
Gov. Wendell Anderson named former state Rep. E. W. Bill Quirin to direct Minnesota’s new Office of Human Services. Quirin, 48, has been an assistant state highway commissioner and will assume the post August 1 as the office starts Tuesday by executive order and will run until June 30, 1977 unless extended by the legislature.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
E.W
Bill
Quirin
Office of Human Services
Lightning strikes hit Webster Center and northwest Austin home
Austin Fire Department reports two lightning strikes Sunday night. At 8:30 p.m. firefighters checked the Webster Recreation Center on 12th Street NE where the chimney was damaged and bricks scattered in the lot. no activities will be held until repairs. At 8:23 p.m. a strike hit the Reinhart W. Meyer residence at 711 12th Ave NW affecting shingles and possibly wiring. no fire reported and crews returned by 9 p.m.
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Austin
Webster Recreation Center
Austin Fire Dept
Webster Center
12Th St
Roberta Wickeron
Webster
Reinhart W. Meyer
12Th Ave
Meyer House
Humphrey group opens NY office in bid for 1976 nomination
A Humphrey for President committee named Humphrey 76 opened its New York headquarters led by Lawrence T. Friend, former New Jersey campaign communications director. The move accompanies a batch of regional political updates across the nation.
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Senate
Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
Bahrain
Laos
Vientiane
U.S
Pathet Lao
U.S. Information Service
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