Pacelli Edges De La Salle In State Catholic Semis
Pacelli defeated De La Salle 69-65 to advance to the state Catholic tournament finals before 3,940 fans at the Auditorium. The Shamrocks outrebounded the Explorers 45-32, overcame a late surge, and face Benilde in the semifinal rematch tonight as St. Cloud Cathedral meets St. Thomas.
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Shaw Cleared by Jury in JFK Assassination Plot
Clay L. Shaw, 55, was acquitted by a unanimous jury in New Orleans of conspiring with Lee Harvey Oswald and others to murder President Kennedy. The verdict followed a 34 day trial amid guard presence and dramatic courtroom reactions.
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Hopkins SAIS wall hides slogan as visitors arrive
Students and visitors at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington found a partially covered wall slogan on Friday. A curious couple peeked, another slipped under the cover, and a third lifted the cloth to reveal the hidden message. Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk has an office in the building.
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Eisenhower Remains Very Weak Amid Pneumonia Recovery
Doctors at Walter Reed report former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 78, remains very weak from pneumonia complicating post surgical recovery and prior heart attacks. They note no pneumonia progression in the right lung base, cardiovascular status stable, and removal of the nose oxygen tube with limited oral liquids resumed.
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Guardsmen Use Tear Gas at Berkeley Campus Clash
National Guardsmen and sheriff deputies dispersed about 75 pickets and 200 bystanders at UC Berkeley using tear gas and bayonet patrols in a campus clash sparked by a student strike demanding a Third World College. No injuries were reported.
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Riot Police Seize Rome U Campus During Nixon Visit
About 4 000 riot police moved in in three waves to take control of Rome University after student demonstrations during President Nixon's visit. At least 100 injured in running battles. one student died after a fall from an upper floor. Vatican guards prepared for aerial access disruption during Nixon's stay.
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Berlin confronts renewed access crisis as Autobahn reopens
The Western Big Three reaffirmed free access between West Berlin and West Germany amid a two hour East German and Soviet blockade at Helmstedt. East German troops blocked the Autobahn, then reopened it, amid Western warnings against escalation. Marshals Yakubovsky and Ulbricht met as air routes and surface corridors faced tension.
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Nixon de Gaulle hold cordial talks at Versailles palace
In Versailles near Paris President Nixon and President de Gaulle met for 9 minutes with interpreters present. A second session with Premier Couve de Murville followed, then an expanded talks with Rogers and Debre. Nixon planned to meet Ky in Paris before heading to Rome.
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Minnesota Legislature Delays Controversial Bills in Committees
In St Paul March begins with lawmakers recessed after week eight of a 20 week session. Committees hold hearings next week on abortion law liberalization and 18 year old voting, plus hearings on a twin trailer truck bill and a major overhaul of consumer credit rules.
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Minnesota sends property tax reform refunds to counties
The state distributed 284 million to Minnesota counties as the first of two 28.4(m) payments for property removed from tax rolls under the 17 tax reform law. Counties listed include Hennepin 4.0 million, Ramsey 4.1 million, St. Louis 1.2 million, Olmsted 720,480, Mower 641,181, Blue Earth 432,797, with Lake County at 20,158.
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Saigon Plans Local Elections Amid Rising Vietnam War Attacks
As Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces press a seven day spring offensive, Saigon moves ahead with local elections in 3,500 hamlets. U S reports say 6,600 enemy killed since the offensive began, with heavy rocket and mortar strikes causing civilian casualties and damage across multiple cities.
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