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   Austin Daily Herald (Newspaper) - March 2, 1966, Austin, Minnesota                               DFL PRECINCT caucuses in the county Certificates ns Mrs like this one at the Gordon day night at the left and Kenne t h home luth SI MV fills out 1966 County Delegate McMillan watch ATTENDANCE IS COOP Little Evidence of Opposition to Governor Noted at Caucuses By DARKEL iov Karl A M f Sandy Keith both popularity in race fur governor but no clear trend reported from nearly 4.001 Farmer Labor Party caucuses Tuesday those in Mower This morning he DFL county ofi ice had receK ed only en reports from Austin's 11 pre- and none from the low and Too Early for Stand reports indicated that tiie precincts decided it pre- mature to take a stand on the governorship race County DFL groups indicated that the ty and state conventions should take the action on endorsement or support of candidates From resolutions considered Rolvaag was the candidate most favored here said a DFL spokesman One in the Second Ward passed a I ion endorsing and ing him for re-election First Ward Sentiment Another in the first ward a resolution commending i be stand on the lax his implementation of program in his for the i retarded and his record in The resolution ed t for the governor's i Early reports no resolution favoring Lt Gov Keith for governor Turnout at the caucuses was good in comparison to past years Reports show UuH ironi 8 to 17 were sent at each caucus In Mower County there are a total of 44 election precincts all ol hich hud caucuses 200 Delegates From these caucuses delegates weie chosen 10 he DFL County tion April 2 av Austin al Armory The county will select f r o m these delegates a total of 14 to attend the slate DFL convention th in the Twin in late June forces claimed com- plete in the 1st 3rd and Wards in Minneapolis A majority of delegates were re- ported pledged to Keith in the Cahill Denies School Morey Request An order and memorandum e n y i n g the Austin School m o l i on lo reinstate their four-year-old firing Miss Edith Morey filed to the clerk in Austin District Court this afternoon by Judge John Cahill J u d g e heard t h c request Jan 10 In his memorandum he said t h e findings of fact h a d been adopted on the same ord that was submitted to him in Jan 1963 and July The great bulk of these are the same as those at I ached to the so-called ings considered by this Court in connection u itli the motion of July Our opinion respect lo this evidence has not changed Jt is apparent Iben that tho findings submitted herewith are based upon hearsay gossip in- competent and i emote We are of the opinion as we indicated in the memorandum filed Oct 9 that charges two and three harmful ing methods and mental health arc not sustained by the idence and that although there is some competent dence i elating to charges one and four that the Hoard in ing its findings on charges one and four re- and relied upon incompetent i- to such an extent that their findings on these cannot be sustained The lution of the Board is f o r e arbitrary a n d cannot stand the memorandum said fith nnd 10th The governor endorsed it a meeting of 17 persons in the Si Paul precinct thai includes the LI nor's m ft n s i o n and and his ence wei e named to the Ramsey County eon vent ion was given a edge in delegates in the North district but Keith had the same edge in the North Both are in SI Paul Fourteen of 15 precincts in Keith's home town adopted resolutions supporting bis candidacy for the nomination Martin County delegates meeting at Fairmont also de- declined to make any en- Some flO persons representing of the county's 42 precincts elected delegates to the county convention and en- joyed a social hour In suburban Hennepin County Rolvaag won endorsement and delegates of the West Dis- and of the North District delegates But a pro slate was beaten by uncommitted delegates in the East North Likes Koth St Louis County DFL man Earl Bester said both men receK ext w ide support in pre- in the southern part of that county Fred Meitzer chairman of the filst District which includes Cook Lake and part of St Louis Counties said there were no clear endorsements but general support for Rolvaag Slate Rep Fred Cina also had made himself available for the nomination was endorsed in his hometown of Auroin Favors Keith Keith was endorsed by the DFL at Rep Karl Gustafson Liberal endorsement in the and Districts in St Louis County for attorney he has not for the of lice A report from Blue Earth said there were no endorsements for governor in that community Certain Defeat of E Germany's Bid for Membership Is Predicted Ih OATIS NATIONS Communist bors of the Security i aie expected to lor quick action on East ny s bid for but defeat of the application is considered certain Polish Ambassador delivered the from East German luef of State Walter Secret U Tuesday It accompanied I a memorandum from the Ministry a pledge from thai iic Kast Cerman e lo obligations of lie I N A S spokesman i the lion taken In Uie United Slates fJi ilain and the hree n occupation powers for thai the West nian government is only lorman freeK and legitimately const and therefore to speak for the lei man in tional affairs The three allies con- tend that Easl is not a sovereign state but an tion zone As such it is ineligible for L N membership For admission to the Nations German e to v in the na t ion council which nine with none of the permanent members a by of the General bly Diplomats said the mans could be sure of only in tho council the iet Union and nist Bulgaria In the memorandum pany in its application East Germany reportedly suggested that West Germany also be ad- mitted to the United Nations as a move toward confederation between the tuo However WtM Germany was not expected to apply for membership because tins its case for German reunification West Germany has an er mission at the United Nations and has made heavy financial contributions to programs if hie hrr rar wasn't DOUBLE TROUBLE of Boston also found police ft on the AUSTIN DAILY HERALD Mil MINN me 28 Douglas Backs LeVander Olmsted Makes No Endorsement at Meet lly South St Paul lawyer won Inr governor from the Douglas tv Republican convention day but the Ing Olmsted convention made no en- dorsement has been by most of the nine IOP UuU have mcu Al Olmsted Republicans gave voles to 19 for former HIV ri- mer h Andersen and in fur County 13 A per cent is re- for Hie Olmsted County COP 30 votes in tho slate talks during its MWU of bv dall son Ji ard all to make and State Kep for gov er- of Albert Lea wjs i indention The convention K fd County boaid District iOP tn tlie for lieutenant I'd of the governor Minneapolis lawyer pu'-jram and heard Head tor attorney Val Mate eral ard Mrs Kred Stone ef Concord for secretary of Labor told ni thai i1 who the HFL fin Juv nor is to li K tlie Vice President I lie I suit's He Vice Pi t t t ey boat tlie in 1 in No was for the I S Senate A motion poi District man who from the i are v bv v vole A tion to back for Senale House Republicans Criticize Deep Division Within Democratic Party WASHINGTON manil of anil re said today til this i- e division within the Democrat ic bate will continue the in parly over Viet Nam is MOH uill a the war and solution will elude i dent should take The Republican ot an to end tho contusion loued in session joined the haul eme The American people are both houses o a of fused the Communist billion Nam the mine sor is and approx iim The whisked Hie morale is lire ibe Senale bv a measure through by House Republican Policy Com- vole an effort bv Sen a Mile In said in a Wayne Morse lo e four Rep lohli 1 Rhodes the which the statement at a nous Johnson's use of foree tn conference combat Communist The statement called upon in Asia the President to disavow those Another round in tho his party who would di- talk wa- set up in an Aide this country as they session between Vice divided the Democratic party Hubert H Humphrey and the It added America is waiting Senate Foreign Relations for the President to lake com- in which the talk Fulbright Neutralization Call Said Impractical by Officials School Lunch Education Cut Viewed Dimly Congress Against LBJ Plan tty JOHN fAP An elect Congress is little willingness tn go along ith President Johnson's posed cuts iii education and school lunch programs Johnson sent a message health and education to l on gress Tuesday and won for I he goals be set of od and education for all he also was put on notice he in for a fight if he insists on cet tain economies In particular ire has been aroused by the to ui million in funds for m areas of federal impart million from the school mils and lunch and million from land grunt college lunds The President might as well any in the impact of Ilir also hat school programs Philip I'm tun and Jr of California William F of New York and John s Jr f Michigan Then the Senate wound un ITi of debate by slapping the and J McCaithy uid S ephen M The Senate's voled solidly against the Morse his 11 has IH-CII in in rn action in London foreign into Ml Leader M hut major still depicted i'S lv lie the by lo the switch tu the from London point Astern BRITAIN TO SWITCH CURRENCY rurary lie told Whe her it cxer be pe to the By JOHN M AP Special f facials ministration officials discounted ns impractical today Sen J Somc s call for a broad jn agreement with mi to neutralize all of Southeast inc nr now he confronted with a need They said the Chinese Reds decisions Hut repeatedly have refused to also think that Amoi ica's talk with the United Stales of a reassessment in ESS 1 about a settlement in that could be to launch transmitted China on an more pictures lo lite speeds Mine fin Good Quality Shots From ESSA 2 of Cloud Formations Transmitted said Adam Clayton ell chairman of the House anil Labor Committee after the message was read to Congress Shaking for my in the said Powell President isn't running this year but we are Attack Setbacks Similar views have been sounded in the Senate almost daily since Johnson's intentions outlined in his budget sage last month Nine senators sharply at- tacked the proposed cutbacks in lunch and milk programs ot hv that New Tuesday night torn region U.S policy makers are con- course that the Chinese nist leaders believe in fact that continuation of war in Viet Nam and even the threat ol more conflict in Aria is in their un- til such time as Communist can to briny the area under Red control Hence made in a Senate speech is regarded by President Of advisers as cutting across the current Peking Laic 0 7 trine and therefore no Area i VS prospect of practical at this Today j NEWS BRIEFS Heavyweight Bout Canceled CHICAGO lAPi The Terrell title bout scheduled for in was canceled today bj Illinois Slate Athletic sion in a split on matter of ih iif The new location for the bout is up m tin an Theie are locations for the but others have tinned it doun Montreal and Huron arc to be in mail h bid on be- half of Union was mad by Hod who reputedly said he has a be use Horn the South Athletic Talk in Allied Case Set ST A of run hi defense in Albid o was ordered Tuesday for Maich 1 of the 17 have separate In a hi ief conn Tuesday attorney Richaid of said he will tale insurance i- for and Thomas who uick Mayor Wins 8th Term ST AP von to an eighth leim in S city Tuesday links Both t- a manager and a tar d Di hallo n was elected to a six year leim as Alton lohn was municipal a by Challeen APB Out on St Cloud Escapee Mnn A iiim in In st foi on for A to in n y by for minor surgery showing cloud over Ul amateur and re- satellite It the com of tho first foi poking out lie side dl nl tin on tit ID 0.1 i in 1 is Ilic I satellite d around the nn its 411 hours n into splice from Ti oin Uic ound i lie of us ci 2 into position MI IK mined toward the splice Space enter in i n belt Mtl the firM showed Hudson u Lakes area and the lip of anfi Allan tic as 2 orbited north-south an oss I 2 1 ind h a pit tin seconds the is in In its noi oi hii fr oin to above the 2 looks at sunlit o the about i cut ot the I Fch Us pii al e linen of ce an e a the dav 2 an Mn ti She Wanted to Sec Her Sweetheart sr IK r bov fri t d sr Sail I tah S f I have IH if I 1 knoun Mi her a JM Friday c: trek in si n ions have been built I KSSA 2 picture in countries the four sysh in on In t KSS I md to anv J a located a-e and to the initial Senale a as he ci y day KSS on the Agriculture De- billion al The administration's m o o was defended by o Agriculture Orville L as aimed at expanding the lunch and milk programs fur mill ions of school kids need it but can't pay For it Sen if tlie federal IM trying to set up kind of a system and Sen iv arrived in ed that means tests would be army guard humiliating to needy u the and their families they went Freeman told the Agriculture and members that school t ion iet Ambassador I N officials would provide the saw them of I needy children with a token or A spokesman for Ibe Soviet Ticket to gel free milk or lunch 1 n t I said ihei e less just as it's done now 1 in than Soviet technical There's been a lot of pci in ihana talk means he Planeloads of Russ Advisers Being Expelled From Ghana v as expected fin 1 advisers lo ousted 111 or mine of the the i evolution 1 hui Two Ihana including Soviet Other lift will K t eil sources put the ber al to sai had j On ll and their ded them in nast lev davs but ment hi eak diplomat ie Wants Faster Action committee will play it a decisive role in determining not clear Ll Jen what kind of school legislation Johnson gets and if he has his way tho coil would go up by at elations Moscou and million over tration proposals up I hero must out for 3 GENERATIONS AT WORK of a from left lo family nro Kenneth has OK some illy mother Mrs the part lo hi at n shop of thf vm one M Mrs   

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