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l 18HIYaM of publication 2 Sections, 18 Pagej, l$C»nf» f l Three choppers ag fired on in Nixon êzhnev ree South Viefnani By GEORGE ESPER '¦: SAIGON reported. ; - ide-nt Nixon and Soviet leader i ?' . 'A and "building a structure of capital. - viet Je'^s to the West; was: held Meanwhile, the Saigon; cbm- Leonid I. Brehnev began his- ]fêaCe;" ' . ';;'; A- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ '!' The • " . w talks scheduled for the on the steps . tnand reported more than 100 toric. siinirnit talks today with Brehnev's :helicopter landed White House, the Camp David of; the .Capitol SuhA? .' violations of .the joiiit ? pledges to work for lasting iwi the lawn south of the; White presidential . day afternoon with police êsti- new cease-fire ' . . retreat in? the during each, of the first two wo rld peace;; ' . ¦' .!House, '' ¦,? Maryland mountains arid mating the crowd at 10,000. ? ¦¦ . ¦ : the days it has been in effect.. But .'• As Nixbb welcomed . Brezhnev ..- "Rain and fog forced cajicella- Western White House . at Sail at colorful ceremonies ?ch the j Members of the Young Amer* it said that the number of in- tipn of pUhs for Brezhnev and Clemente Calif ., come against a. cidents, had dropped to ; 77 dur- Whit* House south . lawn, ' he ";his party .to leave the Camp ' aA backdrop of continuing^ do- jeans for Freedom^ , eonr ing .the 24-hour; period ending at said "all ; the world; is watch- ;David presidential retreat In mestic ; controversy over the servative group demonstrated , ' ¦] dawn; today. A? A ing" their , .week of ¦Summitry the "Marjland : mountains by Watergate scandal. A ¦ . outside of the. office of the So- because - "the people -of . In the Latest chopper incident, ^he ]helicopter; They had Spent the ; Jewish groups also , have . an- viet newspapers Pravda and Iz- • ? . world knowAthat if .leaders of a helicopter of the International weekend ;1here. nounced a series of demonstra-; yestia. They , held a mock trial the two ; most powerful nations The Soviet Communist party tions- ' Commission Controrand Super- ' "; • protesting ;Brezhnev 's vis- and hanging of Brezhnev. vision cairie , . ," can. work together . . ; the chairman and his . party were it and Nixon ' under small arms . s efforts to in- The general secretary of ¦ the fire on a resupply. mission to chance for a world of peace is driven , eight miles to Thurmont, crease economic 'ties.;with/ the Soviet '- .- Communist Party'- •: arr ¦' " rieiku in the central highlands. infinitely increased." ..*: Nd., where they boarded two Soviet Union. Because of the rived Saturday on his first Visit •;-. "The . helicopter landed ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ : helicopters at the Catbctifl High threat of demonstrations tight safely at 1 '.; . :.'3h'- remarks exchange before . ever to the United States and ¦ rieiku? -; : SOVIET LEADE3R ARRIVES A. ASoviet distan.ceAto the White House where he . :was School baseball-' field for the security.has been arranged; for went immediately-to.; Camp Da- ; leader Leonid I. Brezhnev; waves, to greetcrs ..welcomed ;by President Nixon on the South NLxon : ushered .Brezhnev into ^; ¦¦ Two; peacekeeping helicopters his Oval Office to start: their flight to Washington. the Brezhfiev visit. vid about 75 miles northwest of ".- . sis he left his helicopter sit the Ellifise near the ; : Lavyn of the? White House (AP Photofax) The rain had .stopped when ;? carrying ;23 persons were ' fired . . second summit in .13 months, A rally .urging;. Brezhnev' to .Washington. on Sunday, over Communist- White House Mdnday. He was driven the short , the President;said :the ''hopes ¦ controlled territory : near - An of the world rest ;with . us." , loc, 60 kniles north .of Saigon. ' ' ":¦ I am. confident," he added , <)ne•':of the aircraft was hit -but Dif ierentthan 7959 : " that"we ¦ ;shall not disappoint both landed safely at An. Loc ¦ ' ' .;¦ with no casualties ' those hopes." : . .Both spoke of the . Canadian officials - leaders . said the foundation laid in last year's Viet Cong had -given a written Moscow summit .and in exten.- ; guarantee for the two helicop- sive exchanges . since then in ters to . return from An Loc furecasting ? success for the Tuesday to the regional peace- ' " - A" ' ' ' ' keeping; ; headquartersA at Bien : ¦¦talks. . .? . A? ; AAV? . A. 'A ;, : ''.Brezhnev said he was . ready Hoa, 15 miles northeast of Sai- from to work hard to ,. '.'justify the 8°n - .A avva Brîfirifv ; hopes 1 of our people and serve The number of cease-fire vio- this interest of a peaceful future ¦ •/' ' ; lations, being reported by. the ;: WASHINGTON , ^(AP> — Khrushchev: was; an : uri- : ' trade . and monetary . qiies- : for all mankind." ?. ' ' : ' ¦¦ ' ' : ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Saigon command appeared to Legend . has . it that when . predieticable,. moody man, :A. .'tions.' .'A' * . * A; .: • .'•• ' ' -. : " • results of our first ' " ' ' "The • be about the same as the aver- Nikita Khrushchev visited . easily offended and always . . . When Khrushchev came, meeting . made a good and re- : age nutnber prior to the time the Iowa spread of Roswell . : ready to. offend.. .Brezhnev, the . visit ; was' front-page liable foundation:' for peaceful Garst, the Coon Rapid farm- . labeled , ? When the A supposedly strength- ¦ for years as a tech- . news well before his arriv- *; relations between bur two coun- er became so angry at the nbcrat j is a disciplined poli- ; : the an- : ened ceasefire went; into effect . ¦ * al. Now, much to tries," Brezhhev- said. "But swarming hordes of report- ticiari. ? A. .:A' ;A' ' .' . '¦ noyance of communist dip-.; at noon last Friday. even then we both ? took . the. Meanwhile;-the Saigon . gov- ers that he kicked one of- Khrushchev -wais* ''good;, . lomats here, virtually noth- ' view that building, on that foun- ;. saiid fending newsmen: in the copy'' .whatever;he. said or ing is in the papers? When . ernment the- Viet Cong ¦ ' ' dation we should move further must stop shootirig before a po- shins.. : did airid seemed to enjoy it, ? a story A does appear, the .;ahead.";. ; : * ;That: is nbt; likely to hap- :Brezhiiey> ' it appears, has ¦¦ headline is more likely _' to? litica solution . for' South Viet- A :. ?¦ ¦ : A . ¦He referred to his "long jpur ^ ?pen this week when Leonid np such ambitions, although :'A', read that Brezhnev "will nam can be achieved. It cited ; ney .from Moscow to 'Wiashing- 289 communist violations of. the Brezhhev, Khrushchev's suc- American . Kremliriologists not. exploit Watergate," ;:as ' ' • ton,": then added: new truce, and said the worst . .. cessor as- .general secretary . are not so ?sure after his it did recently on the front of- ' ..the Soviet -Union's cpm- recent visit to West ? Ger- , page 6f The Washington "The distances between our ' was the assassination of a dep> : ¦ uty hanilet chief .and eight A niunistA party is President :. many : where he was photo- ': Post.? .'" . two countries. isAshrinking not Nixon's; guest in the United ? graphed embracing Chancel- • • .-; Khrushchev . speht 12 days only because we travel aboard members of his family in the ; Mekong- Delta. ?; • . States. : This time.Aif all lor Willy Brandt , in a clas- . visiting Washington; New modem ¦ aircraft following . a In Cambodia, where there Is . goes according ? to plan,? sic .Russian bear-hug. , . York Lbs Angeles, -. Sarv well-charted route but because ¦¦ ' ^ no .'cease-fire, delayed reports newsmen wil not get . cose The United States in 1959 Francisco, the- Garst farm j ¦ ye share one great goal which said; an: eighth U.S. aircraft has to Brezhhev at all, :; ' was . a country .with little on Pittsbiirgh and Camp ? Da-? :-. is to ensure a lasting peace for been , lost there since the origi- ¦:¦ The striking difference be- r : its mind other than the up; . vid. Brezhnev will see only the peoples of our countries' and ¦ " ¦¦' nal Vietnam truce agreement . tween the: two tours stehis, coming visit of the world's Washington and the two to strehgtheh security on- .-• our.¦ ; _ closely - guarded presiden- A planet." ; '• • , - was signed in Paris Jan. 27. In- from the striking differences top communist. The United ¦ HEADS OF STATE >IEEr . . A President the Russian leader on the South Lawo of the , formants in Phnom Penh said » between the ; 'tVio-men; their; "¦ " States ' Brezhnev is visiting . .' tial retreats at. Camp Da-:: •Above all, Nixon voiced hope Nixon , right, and Soviet leader Leonid L ; "White House Monday. (AP Photofaa) the chopper crashed due to me- itineraries :ahd ; the U.S. of is preoccupied with ; Water- ' vid aridASan Clemente dur- that the talks could make A chanical? failure.; then and how. ¦ . . ' •? ; gate, inflation and; a host of ing his: 10-day stay.. strides .toward - lifting ; the? biir- Brezhnev are a smiling pair as Nixph greeted Concern grave Security issue) examined mpi to rdac Atte h SSn^qir^ ^f^yjv-^ja®^ submarine fails By ROBERT COOPER trapped in the rea r com- KEY WEST, Fla. CAP) - A partment of the sub with Link. Dean for three days fourth attempt to rescue four "The last 1 heard he (Stover) men trapped in a mini research was unconscious and that , was Ry MICHAEL PUTZEL I evidence that Nixon was aware dent hopefully won't ¦ invoke ex- submarine on the floor of the about 8 a.m. today," Stover WASHINGTON (AP) . ..— John i of the "Watergate coverup. The ecutive privilege or the attor- Atlantic failed today. Officials said.'" W. Dean III goes before the . President has denied any ney-client relationship to block expressed grave concerp for the In the front? compartment of Senate Watergate committee in i knowledge of the coverup and Dean's testimony. men's safety. the experimental craft were Ar- secret session today as the sen- j blamed Dean for not telling Previous testimony by former chibald "Jock" Menzies, a na- ators prepare to question the him. ;. ' I reelection committee deputy "We must get to that, sub" Various accounts indicate the 8aid Lieutenant Commander It. tive of Scotland with a home in fired White House counsel in up i director Jeb Stuart Magruder Vero Beach , Fla., the sub's pi- to three days of televised public ) 34-year-old lawyer was at the placed responsibility for the H. Bisbing a Navy spokesman. center of the scandal from the "We: hope the men can sur- lot-commander; and Robert heari ngs. Watergate plans and coverup Meek, 27, a diver and subma- The panel is expected to con- beginning, helped mastermind , on himself , Dean and former vive."' ' . ; according to rine pilot from West Palm sider national-security ques- the coverup and , Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. The Tour—two of them report- Beach, Fla. tions and Dean's many conver- news reports , is prepared o I Magruder said he gave ac- edly unconscious in a rear com- Rescuers were faced with the President Nixon to say Nixon personally con- j counts of the plans to Gordon sations with gratulated him for his efforts to partment of the sub — were ort prospect, of having to draw on ' determine how much Ihe scniv i Strachan, presidential chief of their last emergency supply of the vital oxygen supply to in- oul publicly. . At ¦ keep high officials from being : staff H.R. Haldem an's aide. tors can bring •indicted. oxygen and Bishing said a new crease the temperature in the issue is whether Dean's testi- attempt to roach thorn could ! Sen. Howard II. Baker Jr., It- I Haldeman lins denied any submarine and enable chemical mony might expose critical 1 •I prior knowledge of the break-in take several hours. canisters to absorb more car- ' , or violate Teiin., vice chairman of the in government secrets said or the coverup, but Senate The air supply for the bon dioxide. ' of a client—Nixon—to vt'stigaling committee , four the . right Sunday he expects Dean "will sources have told Tho Associ- had dwindled to about an hour Asked about the buildup of speak wilh his attorney without complete story Press both I>ean and Slra- at. 11 a.m. KDT as divers carbon dioxide in the back sec- , loll a rather " in ated TO RKWXJE ... Jim Dudley , pilot of of a midget submarine which is caught. 3fi(l fear of . disclosure jthe televised hearings begin- , chan are prepared to testify worked feverishly to rea ch tion of the vessel, a Navy tho Perry Submarine sits on top of his vehi- feet down in ', tlie . Atlantic , ocean. The rescue that Haldeman was kept in- them , ,' . Some published accounts . sug- i nirig Tuesday. with a diving hnll. Two spokesman described it as "a sub left Key West Naval Base around i a.m. formed of all major develop- reportedly already were uncon- baby putting a plastic bag over cle and talks with John F. Manuel , vice gest that Dean , granted Jimited Interviewed on the ABC president, of the company Hint makes the today. (AP Photofax ) Immunity hy the Senate com- brondcHst "Issues and An- ments and decisions in the scious. its head and slowly being stran- " Baker said tho Presi- case. One of the unconscious men gled." mini-sub before leaving for a rescue attempt mittee , ' might attempt to offer swers, I Link was Cl-ayton , 31, son of the j.^*., ... „ , . WT T.V« T ^- research sub's designer, Edwin ^ '^ 'tC Y^^^W^P ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^l ' Link. In Watergate conspiracy 1 lire* previous attempts to reach 1he sub — two by hgrd- holmel divers and one wilh a I On the inside: ! A M - John W, Demi III was, Gordon Liddy lo my office. " Mr. Liddy. " ET 'ttfslStvf ' I Magrudei' said lie- and Demi and then-Ally. Magruder described cine more meeting at. |: r atalllj Minn. , mu\ her brolhcr-in-lnw ^nny Staff wedged In Iho wreckage of a hy ninny account's, the Johnny-on-the-spot¦ of iho ^ Watergate conspiracy. , ' ' Gen. Joh n N. Mitchell had discussed intelligence- which specific actions were approved , and said A: Sgt . Lindcl 'l (' . I.uiid , 41 , Whalan Itt , I . Minn., were killed In | World Wnr II destroyer nlKiiit . Minn, story and When the intelllgcneivgnllierlng activities now g.illieriii K previously and Liddy was lo work in Dean was absent. I; a 'headon collision Saturday near Mabel , — | 20 miles soul beast of Key West , lluil field as wtill. Hut , two days nfler tho ' June 17 , 11)72 , break- [A pictures, pagci 'la. homo rf one of tho imlion 'R old- lulieled Watergate were planned , when Ihn sub- | On Jan. 27, l!>7 2, Mngruder teslified . he. Mit- in at Democratic nalionn l headquarters in the Delegate censuro of Illchnrd Nixon a est niwtl buses. sequent coverup of the hrenk-in was attempted , ire Watcrgiilo , , Dean iMIended a meeting nt AmnAVote - a Uio White House counsel wns t here — Ihe man at chell, Dean and Liddy mot in Mitchell ' s Just complex D rTlflOClalS* did not please all DemqcrJille lenders Department office and Liddy described u I WUITO Mitchell' s Apartment concerning " what were we | Ciwl r. William MeVcltfh. tlm center , according to federal pioscciiloru. j at the party 's Wisconsin convention —• stories , paigo Un, M chief nf staff al the Key Wea l million-dollar plan to tup telephones , kidnap radi- going to do about the problem ," Magruder said. This week , Dean becomes Johiuiy-in-lhi '-spot- $2,W,M)o Lid- |,|l< have smnslicd 1 f> ba.so, snld "nothing really hns cals and seduce Democratic officials One aspect wns explaining which j , ClfiiloK ' ' 's,< -vl 'l!> 1 astronatJl* llght ns lie lolls liis story of the conspiracy and A week Inter , Liddy wns rendy wilh » toned- dy had received lo pay lor . his intolligenee-tfiUher- f? SliyiaU spaen flight endurance record set two yeni'H | been accomplished" in init ial Hcaiidal lo the Sen ate Watergate ci.mmil ' ' lee. down proposal based primarily on wiretapp ing iiig activities , Magruder said. I? ago hy Soviet Union cosmonauts — nloiy, pane Ida . | rescue attempts "beeauso of Leaked arcounls of (lint {¦ ¦ y story, told so far be- and photography, so, Magruder said , ho culled Tlio solutio n, Maflruder snld , was to lie: Au- H cabins and debris " from the hind closed doors ;M |>«n ¦ An "l-year-old Caledonia , Minn,, glrl Sure i , indicate I lint year-old. Dean who set up another meeting in Mitchell' s Ihorilies would be told Liddy received only $IH() ,- '¦• ' DpEtflf»ncc ¦ minkora destroyer. is the most likely witness to nttctnpl. to implicalo «» projects in . the inlel- j ¦ r rinCCbb day was named Houston Cminl. y Daify ffl office. m>o which was spent on letful ' ¦ ,. W inn, Madge* Btapluton, . a McVeigh sa id the rescue ves- Tresldont Nixon in tho coverup, II. It. Ilit-ldempn, former While House chief ligence field. < Pri ncess nl Spring drove Miss sel Ttlncii was m aneuvering Bui Bonn 's public version mitsl wail until Tues- story were A, IH72 Princess Kay, wns on hand for tho ceremonies — story a of staff , said Dea n told him about Iho-iiilclllgcnro- "My prlmnrv conlacls on Ihn Mr- ¦ mid plclure , pnge lb. into position for nnolhor at- day , when the Sonntp honrinRs roMime, So fnr , plnnning meetings. Dean and Mr. 'Mitchell ," Mn-Rruder said: ; in tempt lo lower Iho boll cham- ' Ills Wntcrgnte rolo hns boon doscrllxv l hy others, In n sworn deposition , lloUlcman snid that , Magruder said he lied to KRI agents nnd , on A Ulotni' A M expert. . Investigating possible harmful »'• B ber to Iho Irapprfl minisuh, Job Sliwit Mngnidor, ODTD deputy ' rlirnelw of alter Ibo wvond Liddy Aug, , nmhr o/i to ami jury . i? iwdlcl feels, of nsheslos fibers in Dulutli's drinking 1 ' mrelinn, Dean told him H> lb « f ir ¦ David Stover , 21 , son of Al- the President's rceloetion committee , to.sllfl pd Inst had described an "Incredible " proposal and "lhat (Continued on pane 5n. column i) ! ' water — story, page 3b. jg bert S tover, »oid his father was woek that, when tho committee waa looking for a ho Intended not to Involve lumsolf in any further Dean wns i^î^5;^KS^ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' 'AAPARtMENT »•¦: A; ' : ." ;. ' ** Al«>« K«*frky Wth Congress, mayors _ A^S^^^^ fitteiî. î^Si^ -:^;p.^S3itS^|4^rS^:j SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The cities could use the mon- housing needs and eliminate gram 's-' ..•would.'die —- possibly not The first special revenuershar- ey for alniost any. community slums* among other goals. . It in their cities bul in others. ing bill of. President Nixon's development project they also has asked that the federal Privately, a. number of white trouble with '; pro- mayors, particularly some lib- second term is in chose. government¦¦ ¦ review these Congress arid the nation' s may- However, tha resolutions posals. - ' . '.'' :?'.- ':. eral Democrats, say ihey want ors.. committee of. the mayor's con- The desire for stated national the "guidelines so they cart F o rem o st among dis- ference has urged that cities be goals most often is expressed blame the federal gooyerhment agreements over the Better required to subntU outlines of publicly by black .mayors. They Jfor continuing social programs Communities Bill is whether what projects they undertake fear that, .without such goals, that : they like but that are un- the .federal government; should and show how they will meet some unpopular social - 'pro- popular in -their comiriiinities. ; fell cities to spend thfcir community development dollars on ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmmm m^ : ¦ ; : ' ' : :¦ ' ¦ the poor. ; -; " - - ?REX' ' MORGAN,; k a ' ;A '};;; A;: -;. A?\ / ,;?- _ . :.; ¦,;.;-; ;. : . A':A;.' . ' ^ There also U disagreement over how much money the federal government will provide and what will be done until the bill becomes law. A Undersecretary Floyd Hyde A&D Bootery of the Department of Housing and Urban Development called yy;:^^ the measure "a cornei-stone of President Nixon's new feder- alism" during discussions Sun- day at the annual? meeting of the US. Conference of Mayors. . Even though all parties;— the administration, Congress . :and the mayors — agreed on the , principle of giving inlocal of fi- nals mqre freôm sp^ CLOSED federal aid, the current debate : ' ' : ; ^ oyer details threatens to kill A " . - ; MARY ' V70RTH ; A' " By Saunders and Ernst - . .;; the proposal, Hyde saidV . : : The bill, which would take ef- ¦¦y .y fyyyyy Zf ;y fect July 1, 1974, proposes to re- place seven HUD programs under which municipalities ap- plied to the federal government

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A-A • ents, - Lanesboro; one /.brother, SurvivorB : areV* her husband;' urday evening at 8:45 on rain- According to the Highway Pa^ barre l Lund; Whalan; a sister, two sons, Daniel and David, and slicked Highway 44, two miles trol the hcad-pn coiiisidn: occur- Mrs. Charles (Avis) Lorenze, a daughterj ALorl Ann,?all at west of Mabel. Three other perr red on a slight eastbound curve South' St. .A Paul, and Several home; her parents, Lanesboro; sons were reported in satisfac- nieces and nephews. three -brothers during a light rainfall.. " ?' : , Hilton, Lanes- tory condition in a Spring Grove Mrs.; Norby-,. the;former Jan- boro ; Kenneth, RUshford; and ' - ,' ' - : : / hospital,. . ? CHARGES are pending against ice Marie Tftrgerud , was born Rogesr,: Peterson, . Minri;, and Dead at the scene were IVTrs. Nov.:; 2, 1946 in Lanesboro : to Starks, the investigating officer four sisters;. Mrs, Richard (Ei« : Verhard ( Janice). Norby, 26, Hpwa rd and . Mildred ? He-gna leen?) said. ; Pctersoh. . MabelA Mrs. rural Canton, and herAbrothciv Torgerud and . was graduated Larry (LeAnne) Steinmetz , New Passengers in the Lund car - in-law, Staff Sgt. Lindell C. from Lanesboro High School. Ulm;; Minn.; Debbie Torgerud, : : : were his wife, Marilyn Faye ALurid , Whalan Rt. ?!.? ; ? . She was married Feb. 15, 1$63, LanesbordA and Mrs. Marilyn Liind , 28, and Mr; and Mrs. Nor- at Elstad Lutheran Church. She Lund, Fort Belvoir, *ya. A mi.:• JOH^T WEStRVP, Lanes-, by. Mrs. Lund was riding in . boro, Fillmore County deputy the front seat, and . the Norbys coroner, ruled that Lund , 41, were in the.,back. Mrs: Norby died of crushing injuries tb the was seated behind the driver. chest and Mrs. Norby, of a bro- Following ' the Impact both ; ' " ' :?- . ken neck:: A- ! - A;.A' vehicles spun around. The Sgt, Lund was home on leave ¦ ¦ Starks' car . came to?rest in the . , s ¦ from Fort Belvpir, Va. He had ...... ' ...... ,^^ ^^^^~ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^" ?""~ "P"^™ north ditch - and the Lund vehi- ' : '¦ completed ; lg years in WRECKED VEHICLE A. .:. Two Fillmore County residents ; his sister-in-law, Mrs. Vernard (Janice) Norby, 26, rural Can- : . the armed cle in the south ditch, : just ? a ¦ forces and had planned to retire: A were killed: in a?1964 sedan. Saturday evening on ilighway 44 ; ton; Mrs -Norby was.seated in the back'seat be>iind?l,und short distance from the point of . . f . .The in one year. ? two miles west of Mabel ; Minn. Dead . at the scene were the .' .:. '.'..entire left side.;of the yehicle was smashed in and the engine impact. Both vehicles came :tb Lund, driver of a li)fi4 sedan, ;' driver, S. Sgt. Lindell C. Lund, 41/Whalan Et. 1, Minn., and . was shoved into the driver's seat. (Burr Griswold photo) rest . facing west,:with all of the was headed east and Robert occupants .remaining, inside the wreckage. ; Starks, Mrs. iLund and Norby Miss Minnesota contest were taken by ambulance to Tweeten Memorial Hospital, Spring Grove. Ail were reported in ,: satisfactory condition .there this morning, ;. ; A. ' ;; Wirrorial^ NORBY HAS minor injuries, By BRUCE CLOSWAY share pf attractive young was /eventually selected , to • ' This: is such a great master ol ceremonies John mostly abrasions; Mrs. Lund ¦ Daily News Staff Writer women.' ? , -/ ' .•?;'' -;?A • succeeds Linda Hagin as Jionor '. . ' .' Tin just thor- C'Rourke. has !¦ facial and hand cuts and AUSTIN, Minn. - Like^ " ', " Starks has facial cuts, , ¦ ' ; Saturday night in Austin, Miss. -. Minnesota and -Miss ¦oughiy shocked. But I can For her , talent ;• number, f ¦¦;. .$.: Sgt y lindell C^ Liuid Mrs. Vernard Norby any other fair-sized Minn- Miss Benoit sang "Killing Double funeral services for one resident and four- col- H a rken r ider 'was the promise you that I'll do my : esota . community, Winona Me Softly," a song made Sgt. Lund and Mrs. Norby have lege coeds represented WN judges' choice , for; third "best to represent the state has been known to have its famous Aby Roberta Flack, been tentatively set for Thurs- nona in a most admirable runnerup. " '. of: Minnesota. and accompanied herself on day at 2 p.m. at Elstad Luther- fashion, each performing in A. S-fqot, 4-inch brunette / She later told . reporters , the guitar. ,,- ¦ an . Church, rural Lanesboro. the 1973 Miss Minnesota Miss Benoit* just complet- fc>l that she hadn't planned to fogcl ' . FinisTiing ; The Rev. R. K. Livdahl- Elstad at^ . • as the third St l Pageant, , ed her freshman year as a return to /Winona State in runnerup, Mi ss . /Harkcnr Lutheran , ?and? the.; Rev. Jay Durand man is .Emphasizing the city's music, major at Winona the fall because :of financial . rider achieved the highest Karnrath, S c h e i e" Lutheran name even 'A further, Miss State. The daughter , of Mr. difficulties but perhaps the , recognition for a Miss; Wi- Church, rural Mabel, will offic- Winona, Honey Harkehrid- and Mrs. Jerome . Benoit combined $1,500 scholarship ' ¦ ' ' nona entrant ..- iti the Miss iate. ' ¦?? : ';3;Mfy charged with er; Miss Shakopee,; Joleen of Farmington, Miss Benoit she was awarded will help :;t\se^ô Minnesota Pageant ,' since . Lund will be: buried in thb El- Marie Benoit; ? and Miss St. was entered pageant A ThereA were.three otber . Minnesota traffic accidents over in;the her change , .her - mind by Marie Miller was crown- stad Church Cemetery and Mrs. Gharles, Betty .Lou Golish, as Miss Shakopee a title the weekend; raising the state's 1973 highway toll to 347, com- : , the time her retgri is over. ed Miss Minnesota in 1956. Norby in: the .. Scheie Church firearm misuse were each, named -as one she earned in; June . 1972. . 'A delegation of nearly 100 '¦ ' ¦ pared wiUi 365 a . year ago. A ; : The 5-foot, ¦:7.i/2-ixich Cemetery. ". :A : ' - of 1.0' fihjillsts;. to open the The surprised ? new Miss people , from/ the Farming* : Daniel L., Johnson , 23, North . 5l Paul, died at: St. Paul- : , pURANI), Wis. — Lloyd Le- blonde, a ' senior-to-he /at Sgt. Lund wias born in Bolt final night of the four-day Minnesota addressed . the ton area". attended the .pa- :Fillmore County, iQec. Itamsey Hospital late Sunday ?of injuries received earlier in vpld , Durand, was charged with ¦ ' Gustavus Adolphus College Township, tbe day when pageants A ? capacity audience in the geant and created outburst ; ¦ to Harold and Olgina ..his A motorcycle crashed into a mailbox in * reckless use of a firearm this ih St. Peter, performed a 27; 1931, Mfaplewoo>d, police said . ? In keeping with -the! trend, Austin High , School Audi- when the, climactic an- Johnson Lund and married Mari- . . morning in Pep ' " ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦¦: ' dance dramatization of the iosiepli Larriyey, 27 Duluth, died alxnit 11;30 m. Satur- in County Court the i^year-old; Miss Benoit torium; . •-• > ' • - . -:-- . ' • • nouncement was made by Aug: '25, 1962, at , p. lyrics of "I Don't Know lyn Torgerud day in a one-car roilover on a bridge approach of US. 2 as: the result of a: Saturday eve- Elstad Lutheran Church. A 1950 hi How. to Love Hini'' from , the Duluth, police said. His wife, Beverly, 24, hospitalized in Lanesboro High was : ning shooting. Hes; appeared be- play "Jesus Christ , Super- graduate of satisfacto-ry condition. School, he was.a member of El- ¦'¦" fore Judge Joseph Riedrier. star- " as her talent num- The Patrol reported?^^ thatADennis G. Connolly, 31, Rt. 1, : stad Lutheran Church. .During ; . The shooting victim, Levbld's ber/ Shakopee , Minn., died Sunday of injuries suffered in a one^ . said' his career in the armed forces 41-year-old* wife, Hary, was list- She Aher attitude , car accident; Saturday night on? Interstate 35 in EUrnsvilie; ¦¦ : changed/ a bit once-she re- he had served in Korea , Okin- ' .He': ' ' " ¦' :- ' : : ' ed in good condition this; morn- .was alcine in* the . car. .; : . r-A ; 'AA' *A' - alized she was a finalist. ing at Sacred Heart Hospital, "I think I started to: re- Eau Claire, v lax 'When I : • learned I'_ .. was She reportedly has gunshot finalist," she said. "I guess Lake City mart wounds in the chest and arm. I was in kind of state of APAA to close city The shooting occurred about shock ; and Ahad to. remind B p.m. Saturday at the Blue myself-: not . to: Alet up. :I Roof Motel here, which is own- knew what to expect from injured in plant in 18 nrionths ed by the Levolds. , the competition tonight," Levold was booked in the Pep- Miss; ' Harkenrider, , 20, Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM), 850 W, . 3rd St , MI- in County Jail here after the will relinquish bier crown - at jibunced today its Winonai plant •will be closed permanently in of ?: about 18 months. . : incident. Following his appear- the Miss Wihona, Queen cycle accident ; . ance this morning he was re- Steamboat . .- Days / Pageant Plamt Manager . Tom Wood said , the firm will close its ZUMBRO: FALLS,? Wis, ; (Spe- :' leased on a $1,000 signatul-e .to; be held Juiy 10 in the ?M'» fire hits van san Ann Adair, a student control of his cycle while he was decision to leave Winona. He said the firm"has enjoyed ex- A 1964 foreign model yah at Winona State who rep- . , CROWNING COMMENT . .? . Outgoing year-old Miss Minnesota just completed her negotiating a curve on the gray- cellent wnion reliations." and has had ?'fine cooperation and owned by Dale . McCaffrey, 416 resented Albert Lea , and ¦ Miss Minnesota Linda Hagen el roadway. The cycle shot relalionships" wtih the community. was declared a to- ,, , crowns a freshman year at Winona State College. She a stu- E. King St., Constance Diltrich , across the center line and went He said the mill is expected to operate normally until the tal loss when it caught fire and stunned Miss Shakopee, Joleen* Marie Benoit, is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome dent at the College of St. off the shulder of the roadway, 1974 closing date. on to climax the 1973 Miss Minnesota Pageant Benoit of Farmington. (AP Photofax) burned Saturday morning Teresa , who /was entered as where it overturned. Tlie plant was created before 1900 as Union Fiber Co. and . Highway 61 east of 44th Avenue held In .Austin Saturday night. The new 19- Miss Plainview: Estimated damage to the cy- manufactured a large line of pulp products. ADM bought it in Goodview, In . cle was $75. 1941 and narrowed its range of products. According to Merlin Iverson, Good view Village marshal, ; the vehicle caught fire and the Goodview volunteer fire depart- Two inju red in ment responded about il :30 but Police check was unable to save the vehicle. The "va n contained a large amount of camping equipment two-car crash which also was destroyed. eight accidents Tlio cause of the fire was not ' determined, Iverson said. near Conception Eight, vehicle accidents were 11 p,m, — Intersection col- investigated by city dur- lision , 2nd and Center streets CONCEPTION Minn. (Spe- police , , ing tho weekend. There were Karen Opsahl,. 4210 7th St persons suffered cial) — Two no serious injuries. Goodview, 1972 foreign model minor injuries in a two-car col- pending At 7:32 p.m. Saturday, vehi- auto, $250 damage; Katherine Charges lision Sunday al. 1:07 p.m. on Piol , Fountain City, Wis., 1965 "Wabasha County Head IR , IVa cles driven by Gloria . Wagner, L,a Crescent Minn., pjid Tim- model sedan, damage unknown. miles southeast of Concept ion. , . t othy Trotmnn , Blooming Prai- 12:10 am. — Rear end col- Drivers were Otto Hemrnah , against youth rie, Minn,, collided at Highway lision , Highway 43, CSAH 17, 24 , Byron III ; 2, Minn., and Jer- 14-8 1 ami Polzer . Street . Richard Glenna, Whalan, Minn., ry DUCCI P , 17; Sluikopee, Minn. Two passengers in Hie 'Wag- 19fiR model hnrdtop, $25 dam- Mrs. Hemmnh nnd her four- , Dcco- in one-car crash vehklc,. Daniel Wagner, 2 age ; Gilmnn Lundtvedt monlh-old son wrro injured ner , 1961 model sedan ( and Penny Wagner, 0 were rah, Iowa , , MILLVILLE. Minrc Special) slightly. , t rcated at' Community Memo- $350. —ChnrRes nro pending; against The Wnhnshn Couniy Sheriff's rial llosfiilnl and released. Snttirclny a 17-ycnr-old Lake City youth office said that the two vehicles 10:2!) p.m. •- Headon colli- who wns Involved in a one-cnr Tho Wagner car , n 1971 model Street 100 feet met hnndon as Hemmnh wns hnidtop, 5(10 front sion , West 5lh accident near - 'hero Saturday received $1, Olmstead Street , Mrs. going south and llucdc was end damage and the Troltniin west of cveninR, reported tho Wabasha Lois Hipps, 1503 W. 5th St., headed north , but In the wrong car, a sedan of undetermined Count y Sheriff's office. 1970 mode l sedan , $ipi; Thom- lane. age, #100 to the r ight side. Po- The driver was identified ns , Madison, Wis., Charges arc pending against lled saif>!> model ac- Moyor lost control of his Iflfil 5 Ii.m. Hit. nnd run, Lake :t04 — (parked), $200, enr m ho was noKotinllng n Park Ixirlge, Timothy Michol- dan Mrs . Ga ndhi on 4:40 j>.m. — Intersection col- curve. Tho car wont off Ihn Garbage back on council agenda feldor, Ft. Hodge. Iowa, East Broadway nnd northbound shoulder , vcereil parked 10B5 model srdnn, $50 lision , Canadian visit Street , Pntricla Obitz , bnr.k onto Ihn roadway, crosncil (inibiig|uur, damage Frnnklin . 740 41st. Ave., floodviow, 1971 |« the ' south sldo wlmre it ran nona Cily Council's agenda lo- collodion cnnlrnct only nnd Councilman lonight vill also fl::i!) p.m. Collision while Dick's Marine Owner jliclv OTTAWA <\D ~ rndlrn — model sednn, $900 damage ; Ed- Into n ditch and lipj'erl over on leaves rofiiso disposal |o rcsi • I HI asked lo aulliorizo Cily launching boat , municipal boat niplil. as councilmen conlfiiuo nrd Knn/, may lie Interested in Gandhi is making her fourth SlkorHkl , 403 Chntfleld St., Its sldo In n cornfield, dents; enlorlng tho business It. -i Malinger Pnnl Schriever 'lo harbor, Onylord ElJorronn, Wi- win , seeking fl direction (o (alto In negolintlug rolenso of his con- visit to Cmncitt. JIUI this time 1060 model acdun, $5(Jfl. Tho car wns lermcd n total self nnd tnklnR enrn of holli piircliiise liuifl from tlio (-hicn- .Prime Minis- nona Rt. :i , l flr.5 .sedan, $3(K) IIIMH IH IIR Ihe clly 's gnrbngo and trnct wilh Iho city to opcrnlo she visits ns the loss, linrluige nnd rtifiise; cnnlrnd.- po nnil North Western Railroad ter of India, damii-Ro : Mrs, Kathleen Crce- refuse . colled ion. tho harbor , and councilmen lo- Ing for both gnrbngo nnd rev at Iho foot of SI ono and Ron Mrs. (iumllti arrived in Ot- Iny , m Harriet Sl „ mill model ' ni glll, will bo uskod If they arc MIOOTINti ACCIMUNT A city fljirbngo rolled Inn con- (use hauling, nr ignoring Iho Klreels for construction of n cily tawa Sunday for nn oi 'glit-dny sedan, ?R0. trnet wll interested In scMîng Ihe Winona PLYMOUTH ,. Wis, (AV) - h Nofiiso Disposal, Ln whole affair, lonvliig residents ccnlnil Knni«fl fucillly. visit , Imvinn just completed an Cnmse Wis,, cspltos Port Authority lake over llio Cary rmirninnn, 0, was fnlnlly , July I , lo dispone of llielr own gnrbng« Tho council will bn n.sked to official visit to Yugoslavia «nd councilmen 'must, decide opera tion tlicr*. woiiiidod Sundny whom ho wnn- nnd ro funic. net on ii finalnuhvislnn pint for alio mot wilh President a_ Wlnoni L«da< No. II A,* . $s A.M. hefoi'ii I lion If they wish to ^ whore doicd into a Rlieil behind a lur- The council mods nl, 7:Itfl Till'', AUTIIOIUTY lust week llio second subdivision In Plens- Tito, continue (lint syslcni or change got lining usod by Ills falhor p.m. In cily hall. indlcnlnd il. would he inlcmslwl /inl (Irccn , I lie McNally lown- Mrs. Cinntllttls ' visit Is her .&&. TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1973 tlio collection pattern, VVSSJw p >l Minion miani - Worn in IN Otvtti nnd nnollior non for fironrm Alsi| on Ihe i MI unci I's nRcnil n in opornliiiH Iho slip renlnl and houso project , Tho suhdlvision flnl ns chief of slate, Sho had Oliinir* 4ill p.tn, Ham Cotnmunlctllon hV) p.m. i^^/% practice nt their rurnl Till! COUNCIL Is consider- loniglll iR n (liHtMissloti of the KHHoliue (iiiles there nnd reiil was approved last, week hy the been in Cnnndn on throe othor * ^^ * Du»n« Rlngltr, W.M. Plymouth homo. ing conllmihifl llio present Sys- future of tho cily-ownod mu- out liulkliiiB siiaco for lmal cily planning commission. occasions as a prlvnlo citizen. ( "Television highli gfits ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' -?: ? '" ' . ;¦¦.- • ¦ ": .: "¦ - . Today . - , ¦¦; Coke isn t so chic, it see/n| SOVIET PAliTV CHAIRMAN LtONlI) UREZHNF.V is ' NEW YORK-Some of the told, "Th ey held his feet " You can 't move unless Bchediiled to arrive in Washington. Regular progrannnliig FGR YOliR music people are reportedly and dangled lum out a Hth you're . into drugs," j : don 't jnay be pre-empted ilils week".'for special coverage. afloat In their office* these floor window till he decided lUlieve itAl think that's their SKYLAB. Key events nnd splashdown coverage may-pre? Earl Wilson ho was very happy wilh his empt ¦: regular programming. ? . days — stoned on cocaine. \ alibi for their weaknesses. -; They re still snorting and contract. ¦ ¦ CHILDREK'S AIVtEIiICA. 9:30, 12:30, 6:30, Cable TV-3. ' .- It' ' b- . e en? nauseating 5;0C»; 3 . - getting coked up. But tlicy'vo a window. '"Next time, we'll ical- s/A LOCAL NEWS, Gable TV- . -V GLUB Oil , just about decided that may- "Actually happened to a ly drop you ' they promised watching .the . coke heads CITY HALL REPORT, 5:15, Cable TV-S. be cocaine isn't so damned record artist who -wanted to him." pretending to be so damned RICH AT ?HE3 TOP. Drummer Buddy Rich brings an hour some artists say, of blues, Beatles and big band numbers. 7:00, Ch. 2, chic after all. break a contract ," I was Although cliic. -? " 'A: ' : The reason they get ston- the BASEBALL. Pre-game, 7:0<*-Callfornia Angels va. Chi- Marc Olden, writer, cago White Sox, 7:15 Chs, 5-10-13. ?,A ed is they're nervous that who: probe d -it fearlessly, for , COMl»ANY:: : JACQUES GOUSTEAU. "Hippol" features Cotusteau the roof might fall in as part his Lancer paperback "Co- . ? 'i crew pursuing its pr«y in East Africa . The hippo naturally of the record payola scan- Tonight, tomorrow on TV caine," ; ; says the users in- shy and easily provoked * dal. 'wealthy¦ , proves an unwilling target for the w clude -". • movie stars, cameras E^-^K. ^, w T^-^J,.'^; r*- ^ ? \i ^ v** , * "** ' . , but when the animals .ire herded into tlie water : They worry less when -^ ^ ^1 authors, t y c o o h s -^ and Coiisteau is regarded with a graceful underwater ballet; A they 're stoned and if the %fts -\ Tonig ht ^ - - i pimps." : .,.; if\ ' v . . 7:O0, Chs, 6 9-i9. :PICNIC worst happens they 'll feel : HowA chic can ? you get? A' FROM CONCEPTION TO CONSUMPTION, bocuriaentary very much above the whole .K SpanUH J That Olrl 11 «-30 Dorli Day '-«J Pimps J.;. It's seldom a pro- i' Pmoiu ol Swaden J that arialyzes . beef prices,, following cattle from farm to thing. Nawi 3«S.|10-13.l» M&san'a H«roei 13 ».00 curer gets busted these days ; Whatever kind of êt-togefHer you're plan-? trulh or Cdn- T» Tell tha Truth 1> Medical Ctnlar 1-4 a slaughterhouse b supermarket. 8:00, Ch. 2.". ' tiquancai t 9 H> Ngw > he : doesn 't show, off . one It's one of the stories in 7,00 Buddy Rich 2 " -of r PRISON HEFORM IN SWEDEN}. Discussion of self gov- A nihg, ? get . together with the Colonel. bnd A the new mythology, about the To Tall th» Truth • GonsmoKe J 4« IOJ OB Newt I W-t-IMI those little gold coke spoons ; 4t3D Contullillon 1 Bassball t-10-13 ferry Maton M ernment among . inmates by Norman Bishop , Swedish prison Children' Srouhd his neck. Just chic ¦ , music barons, It's a damn- * Jacques Nowj IS 19 . . ¦' 'A.;.\.'- .'. f To'eiqaY' A'A- : ' time; It «oustcau i l-19 Movia as hell! ?A . ' you'll have a finger-lickin good able story because it sug- 1 .??M£. . n»i 2 ^ô It High Chaparral 11 j. to U Watergate Hearings may preempt regular programming. hri.nJJ3 1«,M ' 1 canon * gests cocaine's nothing real- Color of Blood 1 9-1? Jerry Lewis, at. jimmy's CHILDREN'S AMERICA, 9:30 WaZn ! 7i» Baseball 1-10-11 , 12:30» 6:30, Cable TV-3. can be a party, a picnic/ ;a meeting or a ly very bad : just "a Brill ' Documentary 1 10-so Movla 4 11 to hear Buddy Rich!s band, SCIENCE: GAME: 1;00, ' 5:30 Naihvllla Muilc I liOO , Cable TV-3.; ¦ ¦; Building aspirin ," a "Tin Truth or Here's Lucy 3 48 12:00 Nowi 1 left ?word; he .wasn't: to?be A LOCAL NEWS, .5:00, CabJe TV-3. ' .. ' - ? ¦ Consequences • Movia <-9-l» : Wpslern ? - . ./Banquet. Pan Alley tranquilizer." Of Sobby Ooldtbore It Merv Qrlllln ll Movia 13 introduced or noticed — but THE FROG POND, 5:15, Cable TV-3. course we know it's some- -was s o o n ; up leading the ROBERTA FLACK . . . THE FIRST TIME EVER- A half thing much worse. band ;. .. Buddy earlier - . in- haul-, Ait can be a small r ' . special of blues, jazz, and pop music sung by a Gram^- :group or a big crowd. One thing making it less - Tuesday. troduced -'Eileen BartQii at my¦ winner. 7:00, Chs. 6-9-19. , chic is the reported link to f Hivei'bbat; she'd received a .-! - .'WSC: ENGLISH COURSE, 7:30, Cable TV-3. Colonel? Sanders can feed any number of Trulh or 0r"n Acr** ' Col>' good luck wire from Frank PILOT FILMS. Comedy special: *1. "K«ep an Eye on mobs. MTisrnvonAfternoon Bonania 10 seqoances » ' A An ancient B'way tale 1:00 Science game 1 Flintstonei 11 Hollywood Sinatra A. . Bob- HopeA .hi- Denise" stars .Jackie Cooper ,.iri the xole of a 'happy single .;. people: in mighty finfe style. 1:30 Bdoa ot Night Ml Virgln'an 13 Squares 10 laripus for -the Weight suddenly burdened with" the care . of a teen-ager, 2.- "Big says some money - lenders Thai olrl ll . 1 ' : Doctors 5 10 13 Gomer Pyla 19 Watchers - said , "I'd like Daddy" features ex-Ram Rosey Grier as a football hero- persuaded a delinquent cre- Dating Oim« 1-1 it 4 30 Sesame Street 2 3 Let s Make : ¦' ¦¦ ¦ So come +o your Kentucky Fried Chicken J M Price Is Right J«l *><* van Dyke s A Deal 13 to see the : kids smoke the turhed-cook- show chef , ,- ?.. arid he has problems with his ditor to repay a loan by I Love Lucy 1 To Tell the Truth l» j Anothar 2 pot I used tp use. " .; A mother. ?3, '-.'Daddy ' Girl, " with Eddie Albert as a widowed holding him head down out World 110 11 Addams Family 11 7 00 Perspective store and see the store manager for defoiIs Oener.l Andy Grillltl. 19 Maude 3 4 8 : "Walt Frazier and gal Toy father/ focuses on a young¦ girl charmed by nudists; 8:30, Chs. , Movlo 5 : ' ¦ HospitalH «J-(t 1:00 Local News , ' .'» Russel! went to Dallas Cow- 3^4 8. A, - *" ¦? -A- - A- " " Cable TV I Roberta Flack 4 9 19 'Aorvcatering? ' :A 1:30 Hollywood'* Kogon s Her«» I High Chaparral 11 NBC REPORTS. "The Sins of; the Fathers," documen- j . TaiKIng 1-4 1 ' 30 boy in his big Rolls (license M , W| f ,. ^ 7 International tary, reports the plight;of . countless ^.Vietnamese children ™ e,urn ,0 Dracnet 8 Performance 1 WCF) and . had the : whole 1'" ,'10',, by American, seryicement, Some Mir Peiucoat Juncl.on 10 WSC English 3 block coming for 'auto- fathered and abandoned n^ Hawaii Flv.-O 4 8 If you cook up the occasion, we'II cook up ,1. V v ,. ,. Andy Griffith 11 remain with their- mothers but many are left to grow up in S Pond 3 Movra < 91» graphs .A. Robert: Forster Sa(ari '"'" « THe Frog orphanages. Indifference and an- ¦ ; ENDS 7:15 JL S 30 Eleclrlc CCnmeanv 5 8 00 Merv Griffin 11 over, the streets .or. overcrowded ' ; - : \ 1 10 " ,V takes James Farentl- :Athefeod. . V ; A' ; . :: .- ' ^'^ ' ™ ,.r. " 1.30 Sow Smart 2 tiquated adoption laws thwart efforts to help. . 9:00, Chs. 'A^ °° Ssomeraeir..? 5, 10-13hVs S«™«, ¦li o'S role in '•Streetcar. Nam- ¦ ¦¦ : ; ¦ ¦ ¦ N( , 45 6 «• 10 13 P'lot Films 4 8 5-10-13. ' '•' '' '• '.'¦AA - : - ''A':v ' ' . '-. . . - ,' ' - ' ' . . TUES. 'KÛ 9:15 Love, Anm-lcan Daniel Boone 11 »00 Clleclive Wrlllng 2 ed: Desire" . . . MGM wants * HBC Reports 5 10 13 AMERICAN BANDSTAND. Di'ck Clark salutes 20?.years 1i. »M. '*'" .' Beverly Hlllblllln 19 Sara h ' "^1 PG Jeannle 11 _ '' . _ Marcus Welby 6 9-l» Miles & Burt . Rey- of dancing, fads and fashion with niusic from the 50*S'-to. 'the ^^ 1 30 Travelura 3 evening 9 30 HOW Do Your nolds in. "Lady Chatterly's ; AW " <$-\ MOV I B 4i ( 00 Slitchery 1 Children GrowT 2 : 70's. 10:30, Chs. 6-9-19. :- t Mike Douglai $ News 45*10 13 19 News 11 Lov.er." '. ; . Penthouse Pub- Truth or r ruth or Conse- 1000 News 3-4-5««»10 . lisher . Bob Guccione's; gal K«ntu Kathy Keeton was robbed of mbyies Munslen It . ... ., . ... . u 30 Movie 103 8 Television '•" Thi Th $10,000 in jewelry at her ho- Father Know, S! drVrrt '' J ^»" 5 11 " ?. AA' CATi:R}N(5 SERVieE "asr 11 AmericanA tel,.. Today Bailie America 1 A ¦ ;; ' ' u Bandstand «9 1» Show Biz Quiz: -Who play- , f; ;.1558- S€rvice)' -Driv» - -. ' Green Acres 19 Life Around Us 4 10:50 Movio 4-11 . "ROGUE'S. GALLERY;" Roger Smith. Mystery aiid . Jme «:0O Mister Rogers 2 Price Is Right I -Jj 00 News 5 ed the role of Dliffy in A'Duf- when he s assigned to protect, a A Winona Minnesota . ^-j To Tell the ¦' 7 ; trouble surrouhd a detective ' , Truth ?S > Oreeh Acre* * Western 9 fy's Tavern Ans. to yes ' Woslern B Jeannle 8 Movie 33 '? young woman, who threatens suicide. (1968) 8:00, dis. 6-9-19. ^^ terday's:. Gree.r Garson mar- "FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN," Peter Cushing ried Richard Neyr , who play- variation of the old horror theme. (1967) 10:30, Chs. 3-8. ed her son in "Mrs; . -Miriiv- »ISASTER,:M0:5O Ch. 4 ; "ife IBenday Thrcugh Friday iSorning Programs I ' ' ¦'" " ¦' : ¦ "OPERATION; , . f ity er^" . :• . . . . AA ? -. - • v. - "THE 1CTII VICTIM ,'? Marcello Mastroiarini. Science fic- Mlnntapolis St. Paul StATlON LISTINGS Eau Claire WEAU eti 13 . Hilly Elkins, ? who'll pror tion drarna about a. future age of legalized homicide Jn whicb WCCO Ch. 4 WTCN Ch. 1J Austin—KAUS Ch. & Va Crosse-WKBT Ch 8 duce the B'way show ' : KSTP Ch 5 KTCA Ctu I Rochester—KROC Ch 10 L« Crosse—WXOW Ch 19 "An a wottnan plans to.slay. fief:tenth victim. (19€5) 11:00, Ch. 11. KMSP Ch. » Winona—Cable TV 3 Programs sublccl to chango Evening with Richard Nix- A ":'% DAYr OF F'URY," Pale Robertson, A gunman attempts M«Son Cily-KGLO Ch. 3 on"- .in London , says the to preserve the : ways of the Wild West in a to wn that opposes ringsider to tell a gag about guaifd, forced to^ help rob;liis own company, must convince OlSh Sltwi s iVtl ,0'" NEWS , B Deal •'» his m other : ponce he is.iriiiocent.( 1972) 7:30, Chs. 6-9-19. . Romupr el . Religion 4 Tnree on • \) Jh-law. Alan 'r^p)raaTECHNICOLOR* Brown. professional thief tackles l_ \fi shook his head: "No, } don't ''THE SPLIT!" Jirii A ®~nitel ^ f:30 Children's Restless 14-1 IiOO Ouldlng Llghl 148 America do those. Believe me, I iind a $500,000 heist .during a sell-out football¦ game. (19€8) 10:3O, 3 .'-epardy MO 1J Days ot Our ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ . ' ¦ AT 7:15 110,000 Pyramid 4 I Password 6 9-19 Lives f 10 13 nothing funny- about moth- Ghs ^-8 ' ' '- Jeannle 11 Gomer Pyle 11 Newlywed : "FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN," 10:50, Ch. 4. Vanety 19 II 30 Search for ers-in-law." - That's A,earl,, Racinj Game a-9 19 " Sprint far B'll'a J10 Tomorrow 34 8 Movie 11 brother.' .? "THE DOLLY SISTERS," Betty Grable, Musical biogra- phy of the HurigaJian-born sisters who : became famous in ALSO STREET STOCK the entertainment - world. (1945) 11:00, Cb. 11. EVERY TJESDAY . . "DESTItY," Audie. Muiphy.: Western .comedy. atwut .a shy yourig deputy in a lawless town. 12:00,,Ch, 13. . 4 TO Wed., June 20, 8:30 P.M. • 8 PiM. 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A serving hi the Vietnam war. ; Adoption of no-fault autb in- was elected to a new position of annual convention Saturday; ¦ ¦¦ when the tv/o-day convention was surprised at the adoptions, ¦ J : ' ¦ ' '¦ He called It political nonsense surance, ? A A??'A second vice chairman.'¦¦ . A An attorney John E;. Melloy of ^^^^î^^^^l___ ^_-_\\^^^- ' broke up after resolutions were but considered them highly pre- -V . ? . 1 ELEGTRIG RANGE 351 |j| passed Saturday mature. ? *; ' to speculate whether, a man is A. moratorium On nuclear Sue Albrecht . of Madison was Kenosha was elected treasurer P^ ^^ J j calling for the . guilty, , resignation of the President or then to say if he is power plant construction. elected - secretary.: John Melloy 525-397 oyer Pamela Mansfield, I withP-7-"'TotalClean'*'" k^ ^5^ | ' "In addition to lieing pr«r proved guilty, "we will convict ' : Kenosha : was re-elected 20 a Madison store clerk. :¦ ; ; for. impeachment ; should evi- " ¦ Legalisation . of marijuana, A of ,. , 1 Self-CIeaningbvenSystem \\^ dence mature, it puts it in the him."; ' ; ?? ¦? " *?A .A' . . " . ?: ' ' treasurer;;? ' . ' Sue Albrecht , of Madison, a ¦ Plus Infinite Rotary Controls ^53)1 5 prove he knew of the ¦' The, Convention rejected . a X^J^r^^f^m_\ - - burglary or.the straight 'politica l arena and . Delegates approved resolu- proposal , that; persons¦' ' granted Four new members were secretary in the state treasur- m for easy heat selection;No-drip 1 ^. ^ffflx l ^rm H ¦ ¦ subsequent cov- tions callin g for; . '." ; . ¦ cook-top. Oven timer,-clock ? erup. ; ;; ?.? *-. " : 'A? " ¦' ' .¦' hardens Republican resolve: to amnesty . for desertion or. refus- elected to the state adminis- er's office, defeated ©dell John- A^lnfi ^Mimm ' ¦ ^/* 1 can ;.". Indian^ Movement* leader AIM-led confrontation with fed- feel change so . the Indian can AIM meihhers arid.supporters give Indian . people training so Nelson and William proxniire- '¦¦';';.¦ ' ¦¦; They called the ' convention Russell Means says the United eral law enforcement . personnel¦ walk like a man." : ? took over the village to drama- they, could . find work, and; said ¦ ¦ ; ¦ States will have " an unhappy that lasted 70 days; ; /? tize their demands for an inves- the? work program projects ¦i ":t^w*Îfli|W; action premature, Rampn Roubideaux; AIM at- ra l^^ 1 ¦ ' birthday''.- . unless ; the . govern- "Oil . July 4, 1976, white Amer- tigation: of the reservation's could improve homes and ,roads ¦ Bt|A' A':'.- • ; Nf^^ // ?. DDE6200M.A; ; :•; *^^^^ A.- 'A- JB ' - .. A member of the Democratic ment , makes, ; some improve- torney from Rapid City, told tribal ?government. They? also on the Reservation. ica is planning to celebrate its Abourezk the. biggest problem ? National Committee, Donald O: ments in ' .'.national Indian af- 200th. . birthday," Means said. demanded that the government * He said his tribe has many Peterson of Eau Claire fairs. '? :* ' ;" ¦' ' Indians face is bureaucracy. review an 1868 treaty which, factions; that oppose the elected , and na- "If nothing has changed .for In- ¦• ' "The United States . has; failed titinai. . cdmriiitteewoman Mary ; "I can't speak for AIM out- they claim, gave the western leadership". . '•; dian people? by that . time, we in trying to show us ' • bevy to Lou Berg of West Bend also ex- side South -Dakota.^Me^ told will make, sure It is an unhappy half . of South Dakota to the "We have a lot of different ¦ ' ¦ govern ourselves," he said. ¦:¦ ' ' ' ' pressed opposition. Sen, .James Abourezk, D-S.Dv , birthday. * ; .".A;. * . * ;?.?* Sioux. : . .- ¦/. . ;. : ":-. . - . '- - , ; people withAdifferen t Ideas, -'andi Peterson and. Miss Berg said Sund ay. "But the leiadership of ¦ "We . want.,to . return ,to treaty they don't mind speaking but,'' . •'• ' ,;,"We . 'feel the governrn.ent can goyernmenly because Indians Charles. Red Cloud ,; .a. tribal they feared; the : resolutions •iAlM .in the state has decided to , elder,: said money that is appro- Wilson;said.? ''We have our ; dif- " put into Indian affairs the same then made their, choice of. gov- ' would tend* to solidify ranks -of •give . the United States arid the effort ; it put into Vietnam the ' ' priated '- '"for Indian programs ferences, and we are going to white man another chance to , ernment.: We certainly, can't do ' state Republicans behind Nixon United Nations and other isn't reaching the people. : continue to . have our differ- ¦ change the way Indian affairs as bad as the United States has ences. But don't settle them 'B special tdod buys. Foods are! 9 areas the kind of positive gov- . . we ^^^^^^^^^ are Jiandled.'^ done for us.. . . "A lot pf monej. is coining with guns. We have elections ' ' '¦ ernment aspects that have been " "Indians all over the country into the reservation in the JL'• . i^S- & ^^^^{^^ Uprlghtcdnvenience.': . denied Indians. and we abide by the decision of II Means was testifying at hear- are waking up;"A'-Bbubideaiix name of the people," he said. the majority,"A' f J^^hZ ^^ ings of . the Senate subcom- ' ¦ ' ' : i "Based on counsel by our. el- said, •"Nobody Inows where the mon- ¦? ¦ ¦¦ on¦ ' ' 'The bureaucratic gov- - . : : : mittee ; ".-: Indian affairs, ders ;: we are willing oneAmore ernmeiit, with the; Bureau of In- ey goes. Our people are poorer 'j- ' i^Bj ^ ?^"^-'^^|fi y- chaired by ;Abourezk, :at this time to g i :^ i . ive the government a dian Affairs. as its puppet tribal than ever." A ''A - .A; Minnesotans tor ^*YOU ^^^^ tiny Pine Bidge Indian Reser- chance,'' . he said. ."But '<¦ we are governments, is a failure. It's a Abourezk said the hearings * ^ ^ vation town. Nearby tyGurided tiring of giving one "¦ A chance vicious failure,, because it is :a -were . an attempt to .. • gather Montiale Kennedy police state. Free the American ideas from Indians on what * GOOD HEALTH Indian from bure aucracy and ch anges Congress should con- ib;:; îQ^^^ I|MBg^^Ql^ honor .our treaties," sider , to A improve conditions. according(f -foil M o tio h sickness ;— ? Means -?. told Abourezk that Sunday's: hearings in Kyle 'were MINNEAPOLIS, Minn; GAP) whether from a boat, Two murd^led p conditions on - the APirie . Ridge aimed at allowing so-called tra- — Minnesotans pfefer Demo- Reservation ?are, as 'bad or ditionalists from the tribe and cratic ? Sens. , Walter Mondale Cool^ auto, 6r airplane -— can worse than before the Wounded others who oppose - the. tribal and Edward Kennedy by more [m^Garry PdRT^tfSdOMCONDITIONER Sl be greatly lessened or Knee incident.. government to speak. than 2Ate* 1* to. either Vice Presi- ¦¦ -various Bilfasf violence . Saturday Abourezk gathered dent Spiro Agnew or John Cbiir anywhere eliminated with BELFAST : -. Northern Ireland We gave, him two in the back "The situation is as fcad as testimony from Olala Sioux ac- Vm ^^^^ ^ ^ nally for President . in 1976, I f f| ^^^^^^^ 1Easy to carry -from room to ; ^m I proven = drugs available (AP^ — Tyo . Roman Catholics and one in? the head. This is in before the:takeover, and it: oiily tribal officials and BIA person- cording to the Minnesota Poll. ¦ lAh . ^^^^^â room or with built-^p B ¦ retaliation ifor Wilson." .A serves to give the suffering In- nel.;; ' AA ¦ : ^ today: "Your doctor or were murdered within 24 hours The poll; copyrighted by the IV,'. j $ s—iSisSgsSainhandle.twocoolingspeeds^t a The caller was. referring to dian people more reason to put Tribal Chairman Richard include low SlumberSpeed/ÎB ; of each other over the weekend; Minneapolis . A Tribune , : was ; ¦ Iri '^—^SSS&S -St druggist can recom- . the _, murder Friday of Michael their life On the line," he. saiid. Wilson said unemployment was a mid May statewide AutomaticTherrriostat. . A new Protestant terrorist based oil W\ X * _*§&&— \v% i V|l ' : mend an appropriate Wilson, 18, the brother-in-law' of ''We keep dealing:with rhetoric, the major reservation prohlem, survey of 600 voting-age. adults. one for you. The usual group claimed; credit for the a former leader of the Protes- not action. The. Justice' Itepart- arid A he ; suggested a com- Mondale led Agnew 64 to 25 II WGIJIRR $IIIO0IBI slayings. tant Ulster ;. Defense Associ- ment has marshals and law- prehensive: Indian works ; pro- per. cent and ConnalJy. 62 1b 25 y^^^ ¦ ¦ procedure . ¦ II ii fflAGTE6p4FA ^ .tO*-MWI . \ 'm'mmm|U9 is to take the Tlie group warned, - .''There ation.^; ' yers, the BIA . has people, and gram similar to the depression- per cent. Kennedy led Agnew 61 m>V^Nv ^^ T: - —J?i - will be. more of this to come." : The Ulster Defense Associ- anti-motion pill about they have done nothing to alle- years Civilian ¦ .Conservation to 27 per cent and Connally 60 an hour before: expo- The body of James Kelly, a ation . blamed the : Catholic IRA viate any of the conditions that Corps. ?- . ". ". ' ;;;;¦ ;:? ; ;? * ' to 29 per cent. 25-year-old seaman, was found for Wilsons slaying, but ; the sure to the . motion Sunday outside Belfast. Thet charge was denied by ; IRA begins* A other victim was Daniel Roiise, leaderiSi-v • 17, who was shot to death in a Authorities . said dissident Dea n was — ' Belfast lot: Saturday night. members of the Ulster Defense LTZ Shortly, after Kelly'sA hody Association appear to be form- was found, &-.. man telephoned a ing the Ulster Freedom Fight- four M[nMoad«two PHARMACY Belfast newspaper arid' said; ers. '; . ¦ IM X-'PraBL ThreeMlnl-Baiket™For wash iB 274 E, 3rd 452-2547 "listen carefully. I represent ¦ 1 % ^ water cycles, speeds, ¦ ' ' : ¦• ' ' The pair of killings raised de}0 Vsslss?11 ^^? levels. Automatic ' CIA ¦ : ' P 1A FREE. - . the Ulster Freedom Fighters. Northern Ireland's- confirmed I bleach Permanent PRESCRiPTION DELIVERY Ll I \^^y^^^^ f dispenser^ \_ We ..have : justA assassinated an fatality toll to at least 826 in II I / press cycle with cool-down. . Irish Republican Army man,.. four years of sectarian, strife. Avf^ im ^¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ ^¦¦¦IMHHHBHHMHIBIHHIIBIBIHBIHHIHH ^MMHHV recollects summons ^\ @ TM,Ml0BD$PJII|95^| bizarre in- gate defendants were scheduled AlI < ' ; (Continued frflm page 1) volved in ¦ this very ¦ >-^< WWM 350N ' . : ;. ::' '^ .™^^' W T ¦ ' cident;" - - ::.• y '\. - for sentencing March 23, and P^ l ' -^M ' Lt; Gen. Vernon t\.; AValters, M 9*w>- ills investigation Indicates th-nl «>ithor use 1'ivpnratinn l\ them- infected nnd Inflnmeil, ,1 IIR we OPE'W FRIDAYS 'TIL 9;O0 P.M, H^^^, slnff , «i'lvert or in (heir ollloe prnctlce, it dm'lor-lesled l*repiiii»t icin IV PHONB 452-5830 | 2j. w , 2nd ST. no one In tlio Whlto HonsOy OR ANY EVENING &Y APPOIWTMENT no one in this ndnilnlHlnilldii, I' lepiii'iiliim II fuve.t prompt , diie»M 'l lii4fi-yfj|i . Diiitn irnl or ¦ ¦ ' .... ,—, „—_ i . .. ¦ ; prcsontly cinploycd , /wns In- Uyiipornry relief for lioum in Nii|m*»y rryS^j^l^pBg^cessive disclosure, I shall hav» following are excerpts from The ' :eê y mi$s**?;:Â*AA;?AA Ronald : Ziegler's diary, which was nothing more to say; about that at leaked by sources closo to the Russell Baker this time except that — well, diary