Ex aide Dean fears for his life in secret meeting
John W. Dean III told Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr in a clandestine two hour forty five minute talk that he fears for his life. Weicker declined to reveal details of the discussion. Dean turned over a safe deposit box with confidential White House documents.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Weicker
Dean
Connecticut Republican
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
White House
Nixon
Heltne Receives Unique Minnesota Music Award
Paul Heltne was honored with a special Minnesota Music Educators Assn. plaque at an Austin High School orchestra concert. Supt. Irwin Mickelson presented the award, noting it is the first of its kind from MMEA to a member for lifelong leadership in music education.
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Paul Heltne
Center
Minnesota Music Educators Assn
Supt
Irwin T. Mickelson
Heltne
Austin High
Paul
Heltie
Austin
Austin High School
Mickelson
MMEA
Helme
New Ulm
Cannon Falls
Spring Grove
Schmitt Music Co
Minneapolis
Luther College
Minneapolis ‘ College of Music
University of Minnesota
Minnesota State Dept. of Education
National Education Assn
Minnesota Education Assn
Music Educators’ National
Treatment at Hormel Initiated in Fifty-Two
Alcoholism, labeled a top national chemical addiction problem, affects large employers through absenteeism and reduced output. At Hormel’s Austin plant a 1952 program identifies and treats problem drinkers with AA involvement and company policies. Case workers and a medical director describe identification methods, disciplinary steps, and treatment options including Antabuse and local centers.
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Geo. A. Hormel
Ronald Headington
Austin
Headington
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tracy Barber
Barber
Rochester
Wilmar
Minneapolis
Robert M. Gill
Hormel
Gill
Dr. Barber
National
Company
Mower County
Prisoner releases and new death penalties in 1973 news rounds
AP reports Saigon to free 650 Communist civilians starting Monday after a week long safety talks. Connecticut and Nevada restore the death penalty for certain murder offenses. A Lebanese cease fire shows two violations near Beirut as both sides capture a so called third force member. Kissinger to meet Brezhnev at Zavidovo. Brezhnev's U S trip planned for next month. Minnesota forecasts gasoline shortages by year end 1973 due to shipment figures and supplier cutbacks.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Prominent cancer researcher to lecture at Hormel Institute
Dr. Sidney Weinhouse, director of the Fels Research Institute at Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, will present a seminar at The Hormel Institute on experimental hepatomas. The talk covers liver cancer models and the Institute's ongoing cancer biology and biochemistry research.
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Sidney Weinhouse
Fels Research Institute
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Hormel Institute
Weinhouse
White House to Host POW Gala Dinner
About 1200 guests are expected for a White House dinner May 24 honoring returned Viet Nam prisoners of war. The White House State Department and the Pentagon plan the affair under a massive tent, the largest dinner ever held at the residence. 587 POWs and their wives or dates will eat a menu similar to smaller state dinners.
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Washington
White House
Vietnam
State Department
Pentagon
Krogh admits supervising Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary
Ex aide Egil Krogh signs affidavit admitting he supervised the break in to access Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. The Pentagon Papers trial in Los Angeles continues with Elisberg and Russo charged in espionage and theft related to the Defense history documents and SALT context.
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Donald H. Segretti
California
White House
Los Angeles
Orlando
Fla
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Howard Hunt
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Anthony Russo
Pentagon
Junkman mistook sculpture for scrap at gallery
A distracted junkman thought John Chamberlain’s abstract sculpture was scrap and tried to haul it away, believing it junk. Dealer Walter Kelly says the work was set outside the gallery for cleaning and was not abandoned. The piece is built from bumper parts crimped washing machine bodies and welded porcelain covered metal.
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John Chamberlain
Walter Kelly
Kelly
Chamberlain
Consul General Leonhardy Kidnapped by Terrorists
Terrence G. Leonhardy the U S Consul General and noted hero was kidnapped by three leftist terrorists in Guadalajara Mexico Friday night. The 58 year old diplomat a Williston North Carolina native and University of Minnesota graduate has ties to the Austin area and Sacred Heart Hospice in Austin. He and his wife and two children had visited Austin and Detroit Lakes with relatives and planned to return this summer. He faced threats of death from the assailants unless released.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Terrence G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Leonhardy
Armed Revolutionary Forces of
Mexico City
Fernando Lopez Munro
Havana
Leothardy
Jalisco
San Salvador
Foreign Service
Barranquilla
Colombia
Copenhagen
Madrid
State Department
Washington, D.C
Lee
San Antonio
Tex
Montana
Austin
Williston
N.C
University of Minnesota
Adolph Larsen
St. NW
Nellie Hiowlihan
New Hampton
Iowa
Sacred Heart Hospice
Detroit Lakes
Larsen
Three Annandale youths die in Minnesota car crash
Three Annandale teens were killed and four others injured when their car left Minnesota 24 near Annandale and crashed into a tree. Victims identified as Debbie Klingman 16 Carla Wolf 15 and Greg Latour 15.
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Associated Press
Annandale
Minn
Minnesota
Highway Patrol
Debbie Klingman
Carla Wolf
Greg Latour
Gary Saarela
Buffalo
North Memorial Hospital
Minneapolis
North Memorial
Minnesota College Association Renamed
In Mankato Minnesota the Association of Minnesota Colleges announced a name change to the Association of Minnesota Post Secondary Educational Institutions. The move reflects broader scope for higher education organizations in the state.
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Mankato, Minn
Association of Minnesota Colleges
Association of Minnesota Post Secondary Educational Institutions
Schedule of Pages V5 Mts 2 Form Page 9 Editorial
Page by page rundown shows editorial in section 9 and sports in section 4 with society coverage, comics, area news, and classified listings spanning pages 8 through 13. The arrangement outlines where each content type appears in the issue.
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Mts
Household goods for sale in quick ad run
For sale ad lists a baby crib with dresser and cabinet items. The notice notes viewing after 5 p.m. and provides a contact number for appointments. The ad was scheduled for three days but appeared only twice before cancellation and urges fast action via another number.
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Herald
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