Juvenile Training Center Plan Nears Completion
County officials from Beltrami Cass and Hubbard hear that 60 days remain for area counties to announce willingness to fund the Northwest Regional Juvenile Training Center as program director Will Najjar reports at the meeting.
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Northwest Regional Juvenile Training Center
Will Najjar
Beltrami
Cass
Hubbard
Elizabeth Moore
Clearwater
Birch Hall
Bemidji State College
Minnesota
Becker
Polk
Marcus Reed
Roseau
Thief River Falls
East Grand Forks
Crookston
Bemidji
Detroit Lakes
Cass Lake
Walker
Ponsford
Vietnam post offices restrict mail to Vietnam military posts
DoD asks USPS to limit acceptance of personal mail to Vietnam military post offices. Most mail classes end immediately. only letter mail remains after Feb 5 1973 with delivery by March 1 1973. FPO 96626 may accept letter mail until further notice.
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Department of Defense
United States Postal Service
Vietnam
Vetnam
Vietnam Military Post
Viet Cong General Transferred By U S Helicopters
U S helicopters rendezvoused in a jungle area to pick up Tran Van Tra the Viet Cong general behind the 1968 Tet offensive and flew him back to join a peacekeeping mission. The weekly casualty summary shows 45941 Americans died in action in Indochina from Jan 1 1961 to the cease-fire start last Sunday with 300635 wounded and 1811 missing or captured. An additional 10303 died from nonhostile causes. The tally excludes one death and five wounded after the truce began.
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Saigon
U.S
Tran van Tra
Indochina
Nixon plans Kissinger trip to Hanoi and Thieu talks
President Nixon announced Henry Kissinger will visit Hanoi February 10 to 13 to push continuing peace in Vietnam and will meet South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu in San Clemente this spring. He cited recon struction in Indochina as a potential investment in peace and said Congress must decide on funds, estimated at 7.5 billion dollars.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
Indochina
Congress
U.S
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Paris
Thieu
San Clemente
Calif
Witness testifies on counter conspiracy orders in Pentagon papers case
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Edward A. Miller told jurors he received secret orders to remove reports from government files that could affect Ellsberg and Russo’s acquittal. Miller said the documents were sent to Frank Bartimo, Hinkle, and the general counsel’s office as part of the Defense Department review.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Edward A. Miller
Charles Hinkle
Office of Security Review
OSR
Ellsberg
Russo
Miller
General Counsel
Hinkle
Racial trouble on U S S Intrepid reported by officer
Lt. Fred E. O'Brien of Dennisport mass alleges mutiny and racial violence aboard the carrier Intrepid in letters to senators Kennedy and Brooke. He describes blacks roaming the ship beating whites, threats against the ship, and eight black sailors sent ashore. Navy records note three outbreaks during the week of Jan. 21.
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Dennisport
Mass
Navy
U.S.S
Fred E. O’brien
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Jane
Mediterranean
Washington
Government infiltrator testifies in BIA case
The government case against investigative reporter Leslie H. Whitten and two Indians rests on a policeman who infiltrated Indian demonstrators during the Trail of Broken Treaties march to Washington. Whitten, Hank Adams, and Anita Collins face charges of unlawful possession of stolen government documents after a stakeout and seizure in downtown Washington.
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Washington
Leslie H. Whitten
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Whitten
Jack Anderson
Hank Adams
Adams
Hyten
Anderson
Anita Collins
Harpings Quip on Smile and World Laughing
A Harpings quip notes that smiling seems to spread happiness while laughing may lead to institutional care. The remark adds a humorous take on social behavior and mental health treatment norms of the era.
AIM forms new Bemidji area chapter
A new local AIM chapter is being organized in the Bemidji area led by Chairman Donald Robinson and publicity by George Aubit Sr. The representatives say AIM seeks treaty-fulfillment and improved conditions for Native people, denying a distorted image of violence and promising a 20 point program. A meeting time and place will be announced.
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The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Bemidji
Donald Robinson
Robinson
George Aubit
America
Aubit
Weather Outlook Clouds to Clear Friday
Cloudy today and tonight with partial clearing expected Friday. Highs in the 30s, tonight's low 10 to 16, Friday's high in the 30s. Precipitation chances stay around 10 percent through Friday.
Protest caravan planned leads AIM action across state
Russell Means of the American Indian Movement calls for a nationwide protest caravan to Custer South Dakota to challenge a manslaughter charge. An Omaha meeting drew about 50 participants as plans include a 1000-strong demonstration at the Custer County Courthouse.
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Omaha
Neb
American Indian Movement
AIM
Custer
S.C
Russell Means
Means
Custer County
Buffalo Gap
Oklahoma City
Alex Lundeman
Lundeman
Governor Allows 10 Percent Weight Increase For Grain Trucks
Gov Wendell Anderson orders a temporary permit system by Minnesota Highway Department to let grain hauling trucks exceed posted weight limits by 10 percent. Permits cost $5 and are available at 16 maintenance offices starting Friday. Southern half permits valid until Feb 15, northern half until March 1. limits can be reinstated if warm weather damages roads.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota Highway Department
Highway Department
Jaycees Back Live City Council Telecasts in Bemidji
Bemidji Jaycees on Wednesday endorsed live televising of city council meetings by Midwest Cable Communications. The group urged council to approve cameras in the chamber and remove opposition to broadcasts, saying unedited live streams aid public involvement and transparency.
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Bemidji Jaycees
Midwest Cable Communications, Inc
Jaycee
Midwest Cable
Council
Jayecee Communication Committee
Hugh Bishop
Bishop
Federal Communication Commission
Washington
Jaycees Communication Committee
FCC
Bemidji
Bemidji Councilwoman Supports Telecasting City Meetings
Cameron McMahon, Bemidji councilman at large, said she has no objections to Midwest Cable Television Co telecasting city council meetings. She stressed openness in government and hopes broadcasts proceed in an orderly way without interrupting meetings. She noted constituents’ questions and clarified her stance.
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Cameron McMahon
Bemidji
Midwest Cable Television Co
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Frank Bartimo
Defense Department
National Defense
Bartimo
USS
Intrepid
FBI
Dennis
National Weather Service
Bemidji Area
Jaycees
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