Northern Legend Debuts At Bemidji State Clinic
Dr. Alfred Reed conducts the first performance of his new band piece Northern Legend at Bemidji State College summer music clinic. The 8 p.m. Friday Memorial Hall event is open to the public and honors the clinic and director Dr. Ted Thorson.
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Bemidji State College
Alfred Reed
Memorial Hall Gymnasium
BSC
Ted Thorson
Thorson
Reed
Glenn Cliffe Bainum
Bainum
Belfast and Derry battle scarred as 20 die in renewed clashes
In Northern Ireland heavy fighting erupts in Belfast London Derry and Newry as gun battles sniper fire and arson spread. IRA factions clash and internment without trial is pushed amid food shortages and mass detentions. Prime Minister Faulkner expected to sign orders.
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Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Newry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Crumlin Road
Brian Faulkner
Dublin
Republic of Ireland
England
Patrick Hillery
Irish Republic
London
Reginald Maudling
Hillery
Falls Road
Ballymurphy
Ardoyne
Old Park Road
Leeson Street
Lindsay switches to Democrats in party shift
New York mayor John V. Lindsay announced his switch from the Republican to the Democratic Party saying the move aims to fight for new national leadership. He warned he may not seek the Democratic presidential nomination and cited GOP diverging from policies he deems needed for the city and country.
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John V. Lindsay
Democratic Party
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Portugal
Albany
White House
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Lindsay
GOP
World at a Glance highlights from around the globe
AP reports a Mekong Delta clash kills 13 and wounds 10 South Vietnamese rangers. Berlin talks by Big Four diplomats discuss two big steps. A federal ruling suggests desegregation efforts may resegregate. Idaho prison riot injures inmates and fires burn. Chile aid fades as US renews focus. US stock certificates face decline amid thefts. Gas powered cars enter service for GSA with expansion plans.
Lindstrom pushes tax bill alternatives below 600 million
House Majority Leader Ernest Lindstrom campaigned through southern Minnesota urging to hold the line on new state levies and proposing tax alternatives in the 380 to 525 million range. He suggested a joint caucus and toured Rochester, Austin, Albert Lea and Mankato while facing pickets and counterpoints from DFL leaders and a Truth Squad.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
Mankato
Wendell Anderson
Lindstrom
Alexandria
Duluth
Anderson
House
Martin Sabo
Donald Moe
Sabo
St. Paul
Senate
Convoys Mobilize From Camp Ripley Across Minnesota Roads
Motorists warned as eight large National Guard convoys depart Camp Ripley with 1 403 vehicles over two days. Convoys travel varied routes north to south and exit Minnesota along U S highways 10 71 59 60 and interstates 35 94 494.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
State Highway Department
National
Ripley
Coffeyville
Kan
U.S. 10
Elk River
Minn
Worthington
U.S
St. Cloud
Paynesville
Jackson
Accident victim in Bemidji Hospital in fair condition
Howard Steele, 41, a Beltrami County employee, was injured while working on County Road 11 when struck by a delivery truck driven by Walter Fenske, Route 3. He is listed in fair condition and the sheriff's department investigates the cause. no charges are expected.
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Howard Steele
Beltrami County
Bemidji Hospital
Steele
Walter Fenske
Sheriff's Department
Anderson declines TV debate with Lindstrom
Gov. Wendell Anderson's aide rejected Lindstrom's challenge to debate his budget proposals on television. The aide suggested Martin Sabo as the proper opponent and noted the governor would debate Lindstrom if he ran for governor. Lindstrom is seen as a prospective 1974 challenger.
KBUN Plans FM Station With Echo Of Christmas Carols
KBUN in Bemidji aims to launch KBUN FM at 101.1 MHz with 53 000 watts, covering a wide area. The FM will feature easy listening music with minimal ads and public affairs, plus selective sports, while AM and FM programs diverge later in the day.
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KBUN
Bemidji
Jim Thoreen
Minnesota
Radio Kbu
Ned Goodwin
Goodwin
Kbun-Fm
Duluth Boys Chorus Plans Northern Minnesota Tour
The Duluth Boys Chorus of 35 members will sing in Grand Rapids Blackduck and Bemidji this weekend. They perform at 8:15 a.m. Sunday in Grand Rapids First Lutheran Church, then a public concert in Blackduck, and Monday morning at Bemidji State College. The group also visits Grand Rapids Senior Citizens home before returning to Duluth. The ninth annual fall concert runs Sept 9 10 and 11 at Fregeau Auditorium and Duluth Cathedral High School starting at 8 p.m.
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Duluth
Minnesota
First Lutheran Church
Grand Rapids
Blackduck
Bemidji State College
Paul Bunyan Playhouse
Bemidji
Pote Duluth Boys Chorus
Fregeau
Duluth Cathedral High School
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