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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1974

Page

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Israelis strike Lebanon bases after Maalot massacre

In the Maalot school massacre aftermath Israeli jets bombed refugee camps and guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon. The Lebanese report 36 Israeli jets attacked near Sidon and Beirut while Israel says camps were not hit. Kissinger pursues disengagement talks amid widening violence.

Associated Press Maalot Israel Lebanon Lebanese Defense Ministry Middle East Henry A. Kissinger Golan Heights Sidon Beirut Radio Israel

Kleindienst pleads guilty to ITT questions at hearings

Former Atty Gen Richard G Kleindienst pleads guilty to a misdemeanor for refusing to answer questions about the ITT case during the 1972 Senate confirmation hearings. Prosecutor Jaworski notes no criminal conduct found in other ITT actions. The case centers on DOJ handling of ITT antitrust matters during his tenure.

Harry F. Rosenthal Associated Press Washington Atty Richard G. Kleindienst ITT Senate Judiciary Committee Kleindienst Jaworski Nixon John N. Mitchell Mitchell White House H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman John W. Dean III

St Ansgar Elevator Damaged by Early Morning Blaze

A warehouse owned by St Ansgar Mills, Inc., suffered extensive fire damage at its elevator on the south edge of St Ansgar. About 40 000 dollars in damage to the structure and contents, with no injuries reported, and a 17 000 dollar tandem grain elevator piece destroyed. Firemen battled the blaze for about two hours after a witness spotted it around 5 a.m. The cause is under investigation.

ST. Ansgar Iowa St. Ansgar Mills, Inc Robert Kleinwort St. Ansgar Milla David Low Standard Oil Co

Kissinger in Syria on Golan disengagement efforts

Secretary of State Kissinger arrived in Damascus to press an agreement for disengagement of Syrian and Israeli forces on the Golan Heights but prospects looked poor after a recent Arab terrorist attack in Maalot, Israel.

Ger Israel Middle East Kissinger Syria Golan Heights Maalot Yosef Damascus Henry A. Kissinger Tel Aviv

Waverly Banker Pays 50000 Ransom For Wife’s Return

The FBI said Daniel Graham of Waverly paid $50,000 for the release of his wife Ardis, 47. After her safe return he notified authorities of the abduction. FBI agent Philip Enlow confirmed the payment and outcome.

Waverly Minneapolis Minn FBI Philip Enlow Daniel Graham Citizens State Bank of Waverly Ardis Enlow South St. Paul Gunnar Kronholm Line Lakes

Schmidt elected West German chancellor in Bundestag vote

The Bundestag chose Helmut Schmidt chancellor by 267 to 225 to replace Willy Brandt after his resignation. Schmidt, 55, will lead a Social Democrats Free Democrats coalition that holds a solid majority and faces inflation and radical party challenges. Walter Scheel becomes president, and Hans Dietrich Genscher takes over as foreign minister.

David Minthorn Bonn Germany Bundestag Helmut Schmidt West Germany Willy Brandt Schmidt Social Democratic Free Democrats Walter Scheel Gustav Heinemann Social Democrats Christian Democrats Brandt Socialist Party Hamburg Scheel Hans- Dietrich Genscher

Public hearings sought by White House aide James St Clair

White House lawyer James P D St Clair asked the House Judiciary Committee to make its impeachment evidence sessions public after the leak of the Sept 15 1972 presidential tape transcript He said the hearings should be open following a closed session where the tape was reviewed Also noted were edits to the transcript and a breach of confidentiality by the leak Three men were jailed at a roadblock set by Prairie Island Indian Reservation members unhappy with Tribal chairman Curt Campbell administration activities AP Wirephoto

Washington White House James PD. St. Clair House Judiciary Committee H. R. Haldeman John W. Deanei Wells Curt Campbell Northern States Power Co Prairie Island Campbell Gertrude Wells Wallace Sr Clayton

Dow Edges Higher In Light Trading

The noon Dow Jones average rose 2.74 points to 848.80 as trading remained light. Gainers held a 4 to 3 edge over losers on the New York Stock Exchange.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Three Prairie Island residents arrested after Red Wing roadblock

Wallace Wells 52 and his sons Wallace Jr 24 and Dwight 22 were arrested Wednesday on misdemeanor charges for failing to obey a lawful order after blocking a road near Red Wing in protest of tribal leadership. They were released on bond. no injuries reported.

Red Wing, Minn Prairie Island Indian Reservation Red Wing Wallace Wells Wallace Jr Dwight Wells Wells's

Dedication ceremonies set for new Red Cross building

The Mower County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold dedication ceremonies and an open house at its new headquarters at 305 4th St NW starting at 4 p.m Friday. James Essey, president of the American Red Cross, will speak.

James Wheeler Veterans of Foreign Wars Leo Reding J. E Phil) Golberg Mower County Gertrude Banfield Red Cross San Diego Calif Joseph Collins

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Lost keys recovered after Herald ad

A man recovered his lost car keys by placing a Lost and Found ad in the Herald. The ad ran Friday evening on a brown key ring with contact via phone xxxxxx. The listing appeared in Lost and Found for one day as the keys were returned.

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