McCarthy loses bid to get on Michigan ballot
McCarthy runs as independent in 1976. Michigan Board of Canvassers declines to certify his 27 000 petition signatures citing state law restricting independents. McCarthy vows to press a federal suit in Grand Rapids. Kansas allows ballot access if 2 500 valid signatures are gathered after a reversed ruling.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Kansas
Atty
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Secretary of State
Elwin Shanahan
Attorney General
State Board of Canvassers
Frank Kelly
Kelly
U.S
Grand Rapids
State Department wary as Syria widens Lebanon move
The United States grows anxious over Syria's Lebanon invasion as 3,000 more troops bring total near 10,000. Washington fears loss of face for Assad, possible deeper intervention, and uncertain aims while reaffirming opposition to Lebanon’s partition and urging stability. Israel warns of a Red Line but has not intervened.
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United States
Lebanon
Syria
U.S
State Department
Hafiz Assad
Assad
Fred Z. Brown
Israel
Jerusalem
Anderson criticizes federal drought relief program in Minnesota
Gov. Wendell Anderson denounced the national disaster aid effort after addressing Boys State delegates in Collegeville. He said the U S has no adequate program for natural disasters at home, contrasting it with aid sent abroad, and admitted feeling cynical about the policy.
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Collegeville
Acquittal in first degree murder case in Minneapolis
Henderson Rush, 31, was found innocent of first degree murder in the March 6 shooting death of Henry Johnson III. A Hennepin County District Court jury acquitted Rush after about two hours of deliberation. Johnson's body was found in a rented car in a northeast Minneapolis parking lot.
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Henry Johnson III
Hennepin County
Rush
St. Paul
Johnson
Minneapolis
Embassy explosion rocks Yugoslav mission in Washington
Police said a bomb exploded outside the Yugoslav embassy in Washington shortly after midnight, causing extensive damage and minor injury to one person. The blast, heard downtown, occurred at 12 20 a m EDT and no motive was known.
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Washington
Four Canadians Die in Dickinson Area Plane Crash
Four Canadians from Mankato Saskatchewan died when their small plane crashed near Dickinson North Dakota on Tuesday. Victims were David M. Kovar 38 his wife Vivian A 38 Edward C Konant 52 and Peter B Reinhard 46. Kovar was identified as the pilot returning from a Lions Club convention in Rapid City South Dakota.
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Dickinson
N.D
South Dakota
David M. Kovar
Vivian A
Edward C. Konant
Peter B. Reinhard
Mankato
Saskatchewan
Stark County
Dennis Wolf
Kovar
Lions Club
Rapid City
Minneapolis police seek woman exposing self to youth
Police in Minneapolis seek a 25 year old woman after two incidents in south Minneapolis May 26 and May 31 in which she exposed herself to a 15 year old youth. Described as 5 8 to 5 10, about 160 pounds with dark brown hair.
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Minneapolis
South
Prosecution to begin calling witnesses in Pine Ridge shootings
In U S District Court at Cedar Rapids the murder trial of AIM members Darrell Butler and Robert Robideau opens with defense statements denying killing and accusing the FBI of harassment. Government contends agents died serving an arrest warrant at Pine Ridge near Oglala as jurors hear opening arguments.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
American Indian Movement
AIM
FBI
Darrell Butler
U.S. District Court
Butler
Rouge River
Ore
Robert Robideau
Portland
S.D
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
Oglala
S.C
Lewis Gurwitz
Asst
U.S
Robert Sikma
Coler
Williams
Jimmy Eagle
Wyoming
Wind River Indian Reservation
Breckenridge Faces Water Shortage After Lime Supply Dips
Breckenridge Minnesota residents pump emergency water to St Francis Hospital after lime used in water treatment runs dry. City officials suspend normal supply while awaiting lime restoration. hospital suspends some surgeries but no emergencies reported. Fire department lays 800 feet of hose from Wahpeton hydrant to hospital as residents await restored service.
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Breckenridge
Earl Kline
Kline
St. Francis Hospital
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