Five officers face demotion over Mary Ann firebase attack
The Army told Maj. Gen. James L. Baldwin and four other senior officers they face reprimand or demotion after the Firebase Mary Ann assault killed 33 and wounded 76. Westmoreland urged firmer action but Sec. Froehlke overruled to a reprimand. Others cited include Col. Alphus R. Clark Col. William Hathaway Lt. Col. William P. Doyle and Maj. Stanley J. Wisniewski.
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Washington
U.S
James L. Baldwin
Americal
Army
Robert F. Froehlke
Pentagon
Froehlke
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Mary Ann
Westmoreland
Baldwin
196Th Infantry
Chu Lai
Col
Alphus R. Clark
Ft. Jackson
S.C
William Hathaway
Portsmouth
William P. Doyle
Pittsburgh
196Th
Doyle
Stanley J. Wisniewski
Sugar Notch
IPRP Leader Honored At Cass Lake Banquet
Warrie E. Strom a Cass Lake Legal Services lawyer who helped found the Indian Parole and Rehabilitation Project at Leech Lake Reservation was honored at a Cass Lake Guild Hall banquet. He will move to Chicago after a tribute by Leech Lake officials. The event also introduced IPRP to locals and outlined staff, funding, and objectives for youth on parole or probation on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Strom
Cass Lake
Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Strom
Warrie E. Strom
Cass Lake Legal Services
Indian Parole and Rehabilitation Project
IPRP
U.S. Department of Justice
Cass County Board of Commissioners
Leech Lake Reservation
Reservation Business Committee
Elroy Erie
Governor’s Crime Commission
Eric
World at a Glance Briefs from Capitol to Belfast
AP dispatches cover Earl Butz nomination prospects in Washington with Hardin predicting confirmation and blame on the political season. Belfast reports rival IRA wings clash after Cathal Goulding accuses officials. India and Pakistan trade air and ground blows near Calcutta and East Pakistan as UN debates emergency action. Senate Judiciary action looms for two Supreme Court nominees while a $27 billion tax cut clears the Senate and heads to House conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Provisionals
Cathal Goulding
IRA
India
Calcutta
East Pakistan
Pakistan
United Nations
Security Council
Washington
Nixon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Federal Treasury
House
Holiday Observed in Bemidji This Thursday
Downtown banks businesses and offices close Thursday for Thanksgiving. Federal state and city offices close. Post Office closed no mail delivery. Mail will be dispatched as usual. Pioneer edition not published that day.
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The
Pioneer
Planning Commission acts on rezoning in Bemidji
At Bemidji Planning Commission meeting the panel recommended to the city council that South Irvine area zoning remain general industrial. The proposed re zoning of the area was discussed but not changed.
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Gerry Vuchetich
Bemidji
Beltrami County proposes interim shoreland ordinance
In a regular meeting the Beltrami County Planning Advisory Commission approved an interim shoreland management ordinance to go to the County Board of Commissioners for final approval. If adopted December 7 it would be in effect for one year while a permanent ordinance is prepared. The commission plans local hearings next spring and the state deadline for interim adoption was July 1, 1972. The discussion included possible rezoning from general industrial to residential with a grandfather clause for existing businesses, and Century Motor Freight proposed re zoning land east of Bemidji on Hwy 2 to full commercial for a new depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltrami County Planning Advisory Commission
County Board of Commissioners
Pioneer
Planning Advisory Commission
Wayne Alsop
Jim Myre
Century Motor Freight Co
Bemidji
Hwy. 2
Northland
Century Motor Freight
Don Bye
Planning Commission
Cass Welfare Board Hears Policy Protests In Cass Lake
About 50 welfare recipients and citizens pressed Cass County Welfare Board in Cass Lake over policies. National Welfare Rights Organization coordinator William Kelly led the protest meeting, which urged expanding power for Welfare Director John Fjelstul and faster action on food stamps foster care and medical aid. The board took requests under advisement and pledged further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Welfare Board
Cass Lake
Walker
William Kelly
Milwaukee
Wis
National Welfare Rights Organization
Cass County
Cass County Welfare Rights Organization
Welfare Department
Kelly
Cass County Welfare
John Fjelstul
Board and
Board weighs fair hearing in Stach firing case
Minnesota State College Board will refer to its Rules and Appeals Committee whether Stach received a fair hearing before his firing from St Cloud State College. The case drew protests from supporters. hearings were disrupted and the decision upheld. The board also said retroactive faculty raises cannot be paid legally.
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ST. Paul
Stach
G. Theodore Mitau
Minnesota Atty
Warren Spannaus
State College Board
Mitau
Federal Pay Board
State College
University of Minnesota
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas National Guard
Army Adjutant General
Samuel W. Koster
George H. Young Jr
My Lai
Americas
Defense Department
23Rd Infantry Division
Chicago
David Munnell
Reservation
Jay Griggs
Delbert Ellis
Robert Elion
Mervel Jones
Jerry Finn
Gloria Allen
al Conner
Minnesota
ST. Louis
Earl C. Butz
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Ralston Purina Co
Cass Welfare Board
National Organization
Board Studies
Chester Bruvold
College Board
Stach ‘Tas
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