Nixon to reveal VP choice tonight
President Nixon chose a candidate to replace Spiro Agnew as vice president and will announce the selection in a 9 p.m. EDT address from the East Room. The nominee would be confirmed by Congress to join the administration, with names like Connally Rockefeller and Reagan among possibilities.
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Gerald Ford
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Supreme Court
John B. Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
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Pacelli Homecoming Queen Crowned At Weeklongfest
Miss Grimley, senior, will reign over Pacelli homecoming events begun last night and continuing tonight with the football game at 7 p.m. Pacelli hosts De LaSalle at the athletic field. Herald Photo by Dave Kranz.
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Donald Grimley
1St Ave
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de LaSalle
Herald
Dave Kranz
Judges Bar Pressure on Deadlocked Juries in Minnesota
Minnesota Supreme Court reversed a lower court and ordered all state courts to stop judges from admonishing deadlocked juries. The ruling adopts ABA standards, aims to prevent coercion, and requires rereading the charge only if a deadlock remains. The court also granted new trials for James Andrew Martin and David Lee Dugan in separate cases.
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High Court
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Lawrence Yetka
George Scott
Supreme Court
Minnesota
American Bar Association
ABA
James Andrew Martin
Minneapolis
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Hennepin District
Stanley Kane
Kane
David Lee Dugan
Hormel Union Negotiations Begin Monday
Negotiations start Monday afternoon between Geo. A. Hormel & Co. and union representatives from Hormel plants. Local P-9 President Ernest Jones announced the talks with International Union VP Jesse Prosten and plant delegates meeting in Austin at 10 a.m. to review issues before the afternoon session with the company.
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International Union
Jesse Prosten
Austin
U.S. Weighs Arms for Israel Amid Syria Egypt War
U S. to supply Israel with artillery shells and antitank ammo as debates continue on sending planes and tanks. Contingency plans include moving F 4 Phantom jets from Europe and replacing them with U S produced aircraft. Secretary Kissinger to brief reporters as White House and Pentagon weigh a broader arms transfer.
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Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
State Department
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Egypt
Syria
Moscow
Israeli Advances Reported In Syria As Golan Civilians Return
Israeli tank forces backed by warplanes pushed into Syria as Jewish civilians reoccupied most Golan settlements. Egypt claimed jet strikes hit Israeli command posts and radar stations in the Sinai while naval forces destroyed an Israeli flotilla in the Gulf of Suez. Both sides reported aerial and artillery exchanges with wider battles along fronts as the war continued.
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Syria
Golan Heights
Sinai
Gulf of Suez
Sinai Desert
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Suez Canal
Electric rate hike proposed for St. Paul and upper Midwest
Northern States Power Co filed notice it will seek electric rate increases for St. Paul customers and similarly for Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota customers near year start. Gov. Anderson urged the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency to approve sale of substantial revenue bonds to ease home loan pinch and fund new mortgage funds for Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth housing rehab projects.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Duluth
Minnesota, North Dakota strike medical education accord
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents approved a five year contract with the University of North Dakota to provide the third year of medical education for 35 students starting fall 1974. North Dakota will pay 11 500 dollars per year per student and Minnesota will not admit students for their fourth year.
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University of North Dakota
North Dakota
University of Minnesota
Three Killed in Minnesota Road Crashes
Three people died in Minnesota traffic incidents including two grain truck drivers identified as Terry Lewis 30 of West Fargo North Dakota and Reggie Joppin 24 of Winger Minnesota plus Joyce Sateck 35 of Finlayson. The crashes occurred on Minnesota 2 near Floodwood and at the intersection of highways 23 and 123 south of Sandstone.
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State Patrol
Terry Lewis
West Fargo
N.D
Reggie Joppin
Winger
Minn
Floodwood
Joyce Sateck
Finlayson
Sandstone
Kissinger: Soviet actions not yet endanger detente
Secretary of State Kissinger says the Soviet Union has not been fully helpful in the Middle East war but has not endangered detente. He notes Russia’s Arab support does not yet justify major U S arms to Israel and warns of appropriate steps if Moscow acts irresponsibly. He also cites steady progress with Western Europe on security and economic declarations.
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Egypt
Israel
State Department
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
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