Indians mass protest over Yellow Thunder death at Gordon
About 1300 Native Americans gathered part of the American Movement to protest the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder, 51, in Gordon Nebraska. They planned to arrive in Gordon after saying they would shoot only in self defense as authorities cite a brain hemorrhage at an American Legion dance hall.
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Gordon Aim
Pine Ridge
S.D
Gordon
Neb
Nebraska
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Yellow Thunder
American Legion
AIM
Russel Means
Cleveland
Atty
Michael Smith
Smith
Legion Hall
Leslie Hare
Melvin
Bernard Lutter
Jeannette Thompson
Robert Bayliss
Judiciary clash looms as Kleindienst to face Anderson
Acting Attorney General Kleindienst returns to a Senate hearing to answer questions about why the Justice Department dropped an antitrust suit against International Telephone and Telegraph. The session includes columnist Jack Anderson and broader scrutiny of federal legal actions.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate Committee
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
City Council postpones action on sale and fuel tanks
Council defers decision on selling the municipal lounge and on relocating bulk fuel storage tanks. A March 20 vote is hoped to break a 3 to 3 deadlock over the special use permit. Two bidders for the lounge, Donovan Marchildon and Clarence Morton, face one-at-a-time interviews March 13.
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Jay Griggs
Pioneer
R.L. Giles, Inc
Giles
Leon “Pinky
Johnson
Doug Peterson
Camerman McMahon
Marc Hailey
Wally Lamon
Donovan Marchildon
Moorhead
Clarence Morton
St. Paul
Muskie Seeks Big NH Primary Vote In 1972 Campaign
New Hampshire voters began the 1972 primary season with Sen Edmund Muskie campaigning as a Maine native and front runner for the Democratic nomination. He urged a strong showing amid an exchange of campaign finance accusations with Sen George McGovern as Dixville Notch cast the first ballots and Berlin hosted his finish.
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Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Maine
George S. McGovern
Berlin
Rumford
Dixville Notch
Nixon
McGovern
Drafting resumes as all volunteer goal eyed by 1973
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced an April to June draft call for 15 000 nonvolunteers as the Army resumes conscription this year. The administration aims for an all volunteer Army by mid 1973, with about 50 000 draftees forecast this year. No first quarter draft occurred in 1972 while pay effects on enlistments are studied. Congress ordered a 70 000 man cut in Army strength by June 30. Selective Service sources say lottery numbers above 60 will likely avoid drafting this year.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Army
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Congress
Bemidji Students Skip School for State Hockey Tourney
District 31 schools will be closed Thursday and Friday so students can attend or watch the state hockey tournament. Bemidji Area Vocational Technical School remains open as Bemidji meets International Falls at 1 05 p m Thursday in the opening game of the tournament.
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Bemidji Lumberjacks
Met
Bemidji
Rugged International Falls
Ordances
Hospital
Bemidji Avenue
Lakefront
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Bemidji Area
District 31
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Frohn
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Doug Cann
Great Bend
Mississippi River
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Tel Aviv
Hussein
Haaretz
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Florida
Ed Demery
Randy Beck
Bob Johnson
Greg Hensrud
Kim Garrett
Robbie Tolman
Ray Fowler
Pat Russell
Lee Olson
Earl Sargent
Jim Morlan
Adelaide Habstritt
Council
City Lounge
Police Civil Service
William Scherling
State Department of Corrections
State Highway Department
Bob Bergland
Senate
Jim Walker
Sixth Street
Midway Drive
McKinley Avenue
St. Bartholomew's Church
St. Onge
Cameron McMahon
Ralph Moberg
Headwaters Regional Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Red Riverland
Clausen Ave
Buena Vista
Larsen Lake
Buena Vista Fire Tower
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