Moonshine raid nets two held in Minneapolis
Two men, aged 58 and 22, were jailed in Hennepin County after ATF agents raided a north Minneapolis home. They found five vats of mash, a stainless steel still, and a 55 gallon barrel of whisky valued at about 500 dollars. The seizure marks Minneapolis first moonshine raid in nearly two years.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Hennepin County
North
Minneapolis
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Alcohol Bureau
Former River Villa administrators plead innocent in theft and welfare fraud case
Donald Krietzman and Allan Hartkopf pleaded innocent to grand jury indictments in Minneapolis. They are accused of presenting false welfare claims to cover rental of medical supplies they did not own and of stealing from patient accounts through the Thornton Care Inc. operation.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Donald Krietzman
River Villa Nursing Home
Allan Hartkopf
Krietzman
Thornton Care, Inc
Battle over inheritance in Minnesota marriage lawsuit
Relatives of Earl Rau sue in Hennepin County District Court to annul his May wedding to Helen Sickner. Rau died three weeks later after a hospital marriage from which Sickner inherited 185000 dollars. They claim lack of competence and undue influence. defense notes long acquaintance and prior plans to wed.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Hennepin County District Court
Earl Oscar Rau
Helen Minerva Sickner
Rau
St Peter teachers delay strike deadline to December 16
St Peter Minnesota teachers, unable to reach a contract with District 508, have pushed back their strike deadline by one week to December 16. The union had planned to strike on or after December 9 if no agreement was reached, but a school bond issue is on the December 9 ballot.
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ST. Peter, Minn
St. Peter
Teachers Association
Bill Kant
The
Gunmen Seize Train in Beilen Holland Delays Service
Two or more armed men seized a local train in northeast Holland stopping it near Berlen 90 miles from Amsterdam and took passengers hostage. The driver was injured and police surrounded the train as they blocked windows with newspapers. motive unknown.
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Beilen
Netherlands
Holland
Berlen
Amsterdam
Groningen
Zwolle
Humphrey Signals Ballot Withdrawal From California Primary
Sen. Hubert Humphrey gained ground in a California poll but told Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally he would remove his name from the June ballot if the Secretary of State places it there. He said he would file a declaration of non candidacy in writing. Oregon would face the same action, he wrote in a November letter. Dymally asked Humphrey for clarity out of curiosity. The California Poll by Melvin Field rated Humphrey No. 3 among 18 Democrats.
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Sacramento
Hubert Humphrey
California
Mervyn Dymally
Dymally
Minnesota
Humphrey
Secretary of State
Oregon
Melvin Field
Nixon ordered White House custody of wiretap files to bar Hoover
Ehrlichman testifies Nixon moved secret wiretap files from Justice to the White House fearing J Edgar Hoover would use them for blackmail. He says Mardian urged the move in 1971 and that Hoover could surveil or break into offices to seize records. The tapes surfaced later in a White House safe in 1973 as Ehrlichman recalls.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Justice Department
White House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
John OD
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Robert C. Marchan
Mardian
Hoover
Marcian
Morton Halperin
Henry A. Kissinger
Halperin
Secret Service
Japanese Americans rally to fund Yoshimura defense
Wendy Yoshimura receives substantial support from Japanese Americans through the Fair Trial Committee based in Fresno. Donations flow nationwide as fund total exceeds 5,000 dollars with pledges to cover bail set at 100,000 dollars, aiding her Oakland weapons case after arrest with Patty Hearst.
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Patty Hearst
Yoshimura
Los Angeles
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Miss Shearst
San Francisco
Oakland
Fresno
Kissinger vetoes plan to improve relations with Cuba
State Department officials say Henry Kissinger blocked a proposed U S Cuba baseball exchange, citing Cuba’s military involvement in Angola and Puerto Rican politics. The plan, linked to Ping Pong diplomacy, faced concerns over Fidel Castro’s regime and U S domestic politics ahead of presidential primaries.
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Kissinger
Cuba
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Angola
Puerto Rico
U.s.-China
State Department
Havana
United Nations
Sports Illustrated
Barry Jagoda
New York
Richard Cohen
Dallas
U.S
Mexico City
Jagoda
Cohen
Bowie Kuhn
ABC
Ford
Fidel Castro
George McGovern
D-S.c
Castro
Clergyman testifies in Means riot trial in Sioux Falls
The Rev. William Weber testified that hell broke loose after AIM leader Vernon Bellecourt warned of potential force as spectators resisted a stand. Weber and other Lutherans attended the April 30 1974 Minnehaha County Court proceedings monitoring the courtroom disturbance linked to Russell Means.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Russell Means
American Indian’ Movement
Means
William ‘Walt’’ Weber
Minnehaha County
AIM
Vernon Bellecourt
Custer
Weber
Bellecourt
Clyde
Israeli jets raid Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon
Beir ut AP reports waves of Israeli jets bombed refugee camps in northern and southern Lebanon. At least eight killed and a schoolhouse destroyed. Raids hit Nahar al Barid and Baddawi near Tripoli and Nabatiya areas, with destruction of PLO offices cited by camp sources.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Nahar al-Barid
Baddawi
Tripoli
Nabatiya
Popular Front
George Habash
Houla
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