Bigfoot Encounter Recounted by Montana Reporter
A Montana journalist recounts a personal trek near Kalispell chasing reports of a Bigfoot like creature. He describes woods, a hovering, hairy figure moving parallel to his path, a canine-like howl, and his decision to retreat without confirming the sighting. He notes hermit legends and his own misgivings about tracking the elusive monster.
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NEW York
NEA
International Wildlife Conservation Society
Bigfoot
Pacific
JWOS
Juir
Katisprelt
Mont
Kalispell
Providence
Soe
Armwdith
Columbia Tall
Demo governors meeting ends OMAIA caucus sets schedule
The Democratic Governors Caucus closed its session detailing a plan for future canvases every 40 days and delaying a Tintgen post setup. Gov. Robert Scott of North Carolina will pick two more governors to join in nominating a candidate with Robert McNair favored among a slate including Hewlitt Sinkh and Kart Rolyang. The group stressed unity and direct channels with National Chairman Lawrence P O'Brien, who said the governors could influence the 1972 nomination and policy.
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Omaia
UPI
Crucus
National Party
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Hatany
J Exon
Nebraska
Exon
Atma
Lawrence P O'Brien
Clert
Ntional
O'Brien
Scott
Greek American Community Rallies After Queens Officer Shot
In Long Island City, about 200 Greek American residents rushed to the scene when officer William Beselied was wounded during a dawn shooting. Authorities then pursued two suspects, Daniel Ranga and Jan Hansen, who were later subdued after a car stop.
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New York
Upl-Al
Long Island City
Queens
Patruintan Willian
Imap Daniel Ranga
San
Dun
Long Ishind
Hospital Report From Behiin Memorial Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital listings show admissions at Behiin Memorial and St. Mary Hospital including Jess Beierle Rathicon Giescien Calumbus Janine Cimilar Plilte Coulor Mus dawain Adams Columbus Mes Koziol Genoa and Mes Murray. June 24 entries note Shelby and St. Balwains births with weights and parentage. Dismissals include Mrs Frank Kosiba Mrs Ronald Mindrup Mrs Lena Lachnit and others from Columbus Laredo and Albion.
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Behiin Memorial Hospital
Jess Beierle
Rathicon Giescien
Calumbus
Janine Cimilar
Plilte Coulor
Mus
Dawain Adams
Columbus
Fou
Murray
Simtti
Rel
Shelby
Senta
Yy Ve Chaddar
Eugene M. Klassai
St. Balwains
Dune Am
Serta Mee
Dohmen
Hwien
Rand
Nirman
Fe. Davis
Colwrshus
Merlin A. Noble
Laredo
Frank Kosiba
Ronald Mindrup
Lena Lachnit
Louis Hake
Hanna Krings
Hubert Mossad
Myron
S" Main and Sty
Gary J. Jones
Floyd
Albion
Salem Witchcraft Outbreak of 1692 Convictions
An outbreak of medieval witchcraft superstition struck Salem Massachusetts in 1692. In the summer that year nineteen people were convicted and executed for alleged witchcraft.
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Salem
Mass
Nebraskaland Days Nearing Final Weekend Activities
North Platte hosts Nebraskaland Days with a rifle match at Buffalo Creek, a fly-in by local pilots, a staged bank robbery reenactment, and a wild west show. Other events include western art, historical displays, carnival, frontier review, and Indian dancers at Lincoln County Fairground. Heather Brenneymann, 12, was elected queen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brenneman.
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North Platt
Nebraskaland
Buffalo Ti Scouts
Alka Hed
Alon
North Platte
Historical Society
Frontier Review
Bulinto Bill Redea
Lincoln County
Heather Brenneymann
Elyais
The
Eden
Willian Brennene
Plan Petition to End Draft Debate Moves Ahead
Senate leaders plan a petition before the close of business to end debate on the draft extension bill. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Leader Scott aim to sidestep a filibuster as opponents seek a Wednesday vote, with Gravel warning he will filibuster if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Mike Gravel
Dmaskay
Gravel
Vietnam
Congress
Hardin orders aides to hire more women in agency
President Nixon pressures Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin to place more women in top jobs at the agency. Officials say only four of 249 staff hold women’s positions, while Hardin directs aides to appoint “well qualified” women to one in four future vacancies on advisory boards and commissions.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
FTC study says breakfast cereals overpriced due to ads
Washington FCC study finds wholesale cereal prices about 20 percent above costs and suggested retail prices 20 percent higher, with advertising driving costs. The 11 month probe notes Kellogg General Mills and Post dominate a $10 billion market and that consumer savings could reach 14 to 24 percent if competition rose.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Lestlimany
Tate
General Ses
FG Tald Congress
Kelloge Co
General Mills Inc
Post Division
General Foods
Almanac notes and historical events for June 21
Almanac entry for Monday June 21 1071 and notable past events. Birth of Dan Carter Beard in 1850. Okinawa surrender in 1945. Khrushchev China split 1960. Montini elected pope Paul VI 1969. LBJ signs $1 billion income tax bill 1965. Thought by Jock Ellis on belief and digestion.
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United Preas International
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Canvar
Dan Carter Beard
Boy Scouts of America
Okinawa
Ryukyu
Japan
Khrushchev
Red Chnesa
Giovannia Anflista
Montini
Pope Paul VI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Summer Begins As Storms Hit Wide Area
Thunderstorms raked the country as summer officially starts. A slow moving cold front sparked severe winds up to 80 mph in Ohio and Michigan, knocking down a five story sign and sending bricks and glass into the street with no injuries reported. Storms also affected Colorado, New Mexico, and the Northeast while Southern California saw crowds at beaches and temperatures near the 90s.
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United Press International
Markie
Ohio Mulley
New Mexico
Anville
Chisago
Michigan Avenue
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Colorado
Hillrose
Gulf Coast
Plains
California
Post's battle returns to court over Vietnam Involvement report
The Washington Post seeks to publish a series based on a secret Pentagon report. Judge Gesell faces a full hearing after the appeals court directed him to decide merits today. The government argues possible irreparable national security injury while the Post paused the series after last weekend editions.
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Washington
UPT
Washington Post
Gerhard A. Gesell
U.S. Court of Appeals
Gesell
Tigher Court
the Post
Pentagon
New York Times
Supreme Court
Beetle Name Origin Traced to Taxonomic Mix-Up
Tribolium confusum commonly called the confused flour beetle received its scientific name after biologists mistook it for the red hoar beetle, revealing a taxonomic error in early classification.
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United Press International
Bomb threat unloads plane at Lincoln
A United Air Lines 72 passenger jet was unloaded and searched at Lincoln Municipal Airport after a threat called into a Denver reservations office. The plane had departed for Chicago and the pilot diverted for the check. No bomb was found.
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Lincoln
Upl
United Air Lines
Lincoln Municipal
Saturda
United Reservations Office
Denver
Chicago
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