Evacuation as talks continue at Gresham abbey siege
National Guardsmen evacuated 28 women and children from the Alexian Brothers abbey near Gresham Wisconsin to the Indian Youth Center in Keshena as negotiations with Menominee Warrior Society factions continued over surrender and use of the 64 room building for an Indian health care center.
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National Guard
Simonson
Keshena
Alexians
Menominee Warrior Society
Hays Survives Challenge as House Administration Chair
Rep Wayne Hays kept his post atop the House Administration Committee after a mid 1971 resolution gave the panel sole power to set expenses for members. Hays leveraged control of travel, postage and salaries to resist a bid by Rep Frank Thompson to replace him, as colleagues noted his influence over per diem and travel limits amid inflation.
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UPI
Wayne Hays
House Administration Committee
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Frank Thompson
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Thompson
James C. Cleveland
Eight Die in City Row House Fire and Rural Blazes
Fire killed eight people from one family in a three story brick row house early Saturday. In Harford County a separate rural blaze claimed three elderly men. Near Towson Baltimore firemen reported three survivors, a 50 year old woman identified as next of kin, a 19 year old daughter and an unidentified man about 20. Firemen suspected arson as flames shot 10 feet from ground floor windows, suggesting long burn or accelerant. A spokesman said the house would have gone up like a torch if the fire had been detected late.
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Pennsylvania Boundry
Baltimore
Rosalee Goins
Goldwater Refuses to Run for Senate Leadership
Conservative mood in Washington fades as Barry Goldwater declines a bid to unseat GOP leader Hugh Scott. Despite Goldwater’s refusal, Carl Curtis defeats Jacob Javits 23 to 15 for the Republican Conference chairmanship, signaling conservatives’ clout to block liberal leadership while keeping Scott’s position intact for now.
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UPL
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Hugh Scott
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
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Jacob Javits
Republican Conference
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Wednesday Club
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aStan
James A. McClure
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
James Pearson
R-Kan
Scott McClure
Sen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Agnew Said To Be On Track For Multimillionaire Status
Walter Dilbeck, Agnew’s real estate partner, alleges in Parade that the former vice president’s Arab and European contacts will push him into multimillionaire status. Dilbeck claims a deal paying Agnew $100,000 yearly for four years and shares of profits underpins his earnings growth post presidency.
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Spiro Agnew
Parade Magazine
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