Question Mart: Air Force jet over Cass Lake
A reader asks who was responsible for a low altitude Air Force jet over Cass Lake on June 24 and how to prevent it again. The Pioneer notes Air Force rules require 2000 feet minimum over towns and suggests contacting the local congressman to file a complaint for action.
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Air Force
Cass Lake
Gloria Smith
Air Force Base
Grand Forks
Dunlop
United States
Pentagon
Pioneer Editorial Dept
Bemidji’s Indian problem question debated in paper
A reader asks if Bemidji has an Indian problem and the editor responds with the claim that the town has as many Indians as it has a Bemidji problem. The exchange reflects the era’s blunt commentary on Indigenous presence in Bemidji.
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Bemidji
C.C. Bemidji
VA Home Loan Entitlement Inquiries Clarified
VA confirms remaining entitlement equals the difference between 12500 and 7500 for the 1954 housing loan. A second note advises reporting abroad residence to the VA with disability statements for medical benefits at the American Embassy or consulate.
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Veterans Administration
M.M
Bemidji
Veteran’s Administration
D.L
VA Info Service
Fort Snelling
Humphrey defends campaign financing amid Watergate findings
Sen Hubert Humphrey says he did nothing illegal in using over 100000 of his own money for the 1972 bid and kept it secret. He called the issue an honest deal, while Chrysler plans a 1.4 percent price rise for models next week due to higher steel costs. North Vietnamese forces attack a South Vietnamese task force near Saigon, causing multiple casualties and equipment losses.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Lord Jesus Christ
Guy
Minnesota Democrat
Associated Press
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Saigon
South Vietnam
Governmnt
Means Surrenders to Federal Authorities on Rosebud Reservation
American Indian Movement leader Russell Means turned himself in to federal authorities on the Rosebud Reservation near St. Francis and was transported to Sioux Falls for two court appearances. He faces assault charges from a recent brawl at a private golf club near Mission and riot and property-damage charges from an April courtroom clash. Bond set at 15000 dollars with 10 percent to be posted.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
Rosebud
FBI
Means
AIM
Kenneth Kane
Mission
Justice Department
St. Francis
Leo Cardenas
Denver
John Terrionez
Chicago
Mark Lane
New York City
Lane
CRS
County Civil Defense
Circuit Court
Joseph Bottum
Bottum
South Dakota Tactical Squad
Summit yields three way deals in artificial heart housing and energy
Nixon and Brezhnev announce concrete progress at their summit including joint R and D on artificial hearts and cardiac devices, housing criteria for earthquakes and climate extremes, and coordinated energy research. Brezhnev cautions detente is only in early stages with ongoing divergences.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Benson on mental services and welfare board vote
Beltrami County Board chair Rodney Benson said Willis Nord’s claim that only one board member attended the welfare board meeting approving an in service contract with Upper Mississippi Valley Health Center is incorrect. Benson and Lowell Bijella attended and voted against. Walt Fenske Neal Slindee and Ray Boyer supported, confirming a heated dispute over the pact. Nixon and Brezhnev held talks in Moscow with a long list of aides and diplomats, stressing friendship and world peace during their third summit.
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Rodney Benson
Beltrami
Willis Nord
Minnesota Real Estate Taxpayers Association
Welfare Board
Upper Mississippi Valley Health Center
The
Pioneer
Lowell Bijella
Walt Fenske
Neal Slindee
Ray Boyer
Benson
United States
Nixon
Star City
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Walter Stoessel
U. S
Moscow
William G. Hyland
Brent Scowroft
Franking Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet press hints Nixon banters with Brezhnev in coded toast
Pravda trimmed the word personal from Nixon's toast signaling the set belief that detente would endure beyond any single leader. Kremlin officials deem states' responsibility to honor agreements, not individuals, as shown by paired front page photos portraying Brezhnev and Nixon as friends.
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Moscow
Nixon
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Pravda
Brezhnev
Brezhnev-Nixon
United States
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Tass
U.S
Bemidji Friendship Club Hosts 50s Revival Dance
The Bemidji Friendship Club gathers for a 50s revival at Frontier Ballroom with songs from Venus in Blue Jeans and At the Hop. Director Steve North notes the group blends people labeled retarded and normal, emphasizing socialization and community inclusion and plans a trip to a Minnesota Twins game next month.
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Friendship Club
Frontier Ballroom
Steve North
Bemidji
North
Minnesota Twins
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