Hunt key to Watergate as immunity fuels grand jury case
Editorial argues E Howard Hunt, already convicted in the June 1972 break in, is central to a deepening Watergate case. Hunt, speaking under immunity, has been used to implicate others and may drive indictments for obstruction and perjury as the Ervin committee nears testimony from John Dean and Jeb Magruder.
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Kelley Nominated to Lead FBI Seeks Senate Confirmation
Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley faces Senate confirmation to become FBI director. Supporters say his FBI and police background could lift morale and public image, still bruised by Watergate disclosures and Gray’s resignation. Confirmation hearings set for June 18 or 19 before the Judiciary Committee.
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Love in June Across Taxes Puzzle List
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Inflation as reality and market shifts in 1972 Canton trade
Harned House, a Los Angeles negotiator, notes price jumps from $2 to $14 for Maotai in Canton during the 1972 trade fair. He cites supply and demand as reality, compares jade and ivory surges, and observes China’s evolving openness in pricing, credit talks, and product adaptation while stressing mutual trading, quality, and moral choices in selecting goods.
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China
Reader letters raise concerns on age verification at Log Cabin store
Pioneer readers weigh in on a Bemidji State student’s experience buying beer at a Log Cabin liquor store. The writer argues the lack of a photo on a driver license should not bar purchases and urges a review of city rules.
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Clifford S. Thatcher
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All-American roses named by Swensons for 1969
Three new All American rose selections Electron Gypsy and Medallion were chosen after garden tests across the United States. The hybrid teas attract home gardeners with large blooms fragrant foliage and vigorous growth. They will be moderately available this year with orders for Swenson’s Organic Gardening book.
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Pioneer building tour sparks student interest in camera
A class thanks the hosts for a tour of the new Pioneer building and a demonstration of a camera. The group expresses enthusiasm for the device and its film, noting several intriguing aspects.
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Old Farmer's Almanac June Weather and Riddles
June hints bring Father’s Day on the 17th and the earliest sunrises of the year this week. The column offers weather outlooks for U.S. regions, a farmer’s riddle about watches and rivers, and home hints on tile cleaning and stain removal.
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Boston
Minnesota judge flags loophole after lowering to age 18
Hennepin County Juvenile Court Judge Lindsay Arthur warns that lowering Minnesota's age of majority from 21 to 18 may free someone who commits murder at 17 if not arrested until 18. He urges Supreme Court or legislative clarification and notes gaps between juvenile and adult court authority for offenses committed before 18.
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Hennepin County
Lindsay Arthur
Supreme Court
Arthur
Juvenile Court
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