UFO MUFON strengthens Midwest search for sightings
In St. Louis MUFON deputy director John F. Schuessler says serious UFO reports rise as 2% are hoaxes, with sightings investigated across 26 states. The group shares alert cards with agencies, pursues field data with a Missouri prof, and notes progress amid Piedmont and southeast Missouri reports.
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White Will Exert Rights Against Indians
Richard Larsen leads the Leech Lake Area Citizens Committee in a protest against the state and Chippewa treaty pact granting exclusive commercial fishing rights on Leech Lake Reservation. Larsen, a Maple Leaf Resort owner, declines the $1 license surcharge and seeks a U S Supreme Court ruling on what he calls constitutional rights. Indian officials anticipate observers and wardens will enforce the new stamp and fees as the pact limits commercial fishing while allowing sport fishing with a $1 surcharge this year, potentially rising in future years.
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Leech Lake
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Sucker Bay
Leech
Minnesota
Citizens’ Committee
U.S
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Chicago Railroad
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Larsen’s
Richard Tarte
Bemidji
Brundage Marries German Princess Interpreter
A quiet civil ceremony in Germany joined 85 year old Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee to 36 year old German princess who had served as his interpreter at the Munich games. The wedding retained an Olympic flavor with vows exchanged locally.
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Germany
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage’s Nuptials Sealed In Bavarian Alps Ceremony
The youthful Princess hotel in the Bavarian Alps hosted the wedding of Brundage, a millionaire Chicago hotel owner, and Marian Princess Reuss. Willi Daume, vice president of the International Olympic Committee, witnessed the event as the Munich games committee chief noted the emphatic yes exchanged by the couple. The princess resides at the Alpine resort.
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Willi Daume
Daume
Brundage
Chicago
Marian Princess Reuss
Nixon Signs 3 Compromise Measures to Expand Programs
President Nixon signed three authorization bills on health care rural development and airport construction. He said the measures total more spending than desirable but will not harm the fiscal position if Congress follows his budget in appropriations. The health care bill extends programs through 1974 rather than a longer term.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
President approves extra year funding for EDA
The President said he approved an additional year of funding for the Economic Development Administration due to reduced funding. Mexico MO Ledger notes the item on Thursday June 1, 1978.
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Economic Development Administration
Mexico
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