Mansfield tackles Romney over Detroit riot politics
Senate Democrat leader Mike Mansfield rebuked Governor Romney for saying Johnson used politics over Detroit rioting. Romney claimed federal troops were delayed by White House politics, while Johnson urged a civil disorder commission review and avoided direct comment on Romney’s charges. Griffin of Michigan noted broad belief of political motives in the troop decision.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Johnson
Detroit
White House
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Mansfield
Commission On Civil Disorders
George Christian
Christian
Clark
Racial Disorders Commission
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Griffin
Cyrus R. Vance
Erie
Negro East Side
Benny Wall
United States
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Washington riots flare as roaming groups raid D C
Across Washington D C a 2%% hour disturbance saw roaming groups smash windows loot a liquor store and threaten near the White House. Police and heavy rain dispersed the crowds with reports of gunfire later attributed to firecrackers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
White House
Capitol
State Moving to Revoke Passport of Carmichael
The State Department plans to revoke Stokely Carmichael's passport amid a Justice Department inquiry into his activities. Carmichael recently traveled to Cuba via London and Prague and urged urban guerrilla defense, prompting questions on whether he violated travel restrictions.
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Washington
State Department
Stokely Carmichael
Justice Department
Carmichael
Cuba
London
Prague
Communist Coutry
Associated Press
State and
Justice Departments
United States
Hearing continues on wire tapping deal in Hoffa case
In Chicago, a hearing on whether government wire tapping aided Hoffa conviction was postponed to August 14 after testimony on a co defendant's heart condition. Hoffa, 1964 pension fund case, is jailed in Lewisburg.
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Hoffa
Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
U. S. District Court
S. George Burris
Teamsters Union
Burris
New York
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
U.S. Supreme Court
Austin
Benjamin Sigelbaum
Miami
Lewisburg
Chattanooga
Tenn
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Dranow
Springfield
Weather Outlook With Showers and Cooler Midweek
Partly cloudy tonight with showers and thunderstorms likely this evening ending late tonight. Most ly fair Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Low tonight 58 to 62 and high Wednesday 75 to 82.
Dr. Carl Schwartz Named Medical Director at Security Hospital
Dr. Carl Schwartz, 43, of St Peter, named the first fulltime medical director of Minnesota Security Hospital in St Peter. He will earn 25000 dollars annually and may succeed Dr Benjamin Lund as parttime director for dangerous patients. Schwartz has previously worked at Anoka State Hospital and served as a consultant to Mower County Mental Health Clinic and Red Wing training school.
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ST. Paul
Carl Schwartz
St. Peter
State Welfare Department
Minnesota Security Hospital
David J. Vail
Schwartz
Benjamin Lund
Mankato
Anoka State Hospital
Mower County
The
Security Hospital
State Training School For Boys
Red Wing
Slain During Detroit Riot Sparks Youth Raid Report
A raid during Detroit unrest left two youths dead amid reports of a raiding party. Police have yet to confirm firearms in the rooms involved.
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Detroit
Penny-Grabbing 3 Percent Tax Takes Effect in Minnesota
Minnesota's 3 percent sales tax begins with two more exemptions. Noncommercial home sewing fabrics are exempt while materials for home sewers remain taxed if commercial. Tax funds aim to cut real estate taxes by up to 35 percent and provide relief to farmers merchants and industry.
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Harold LeVander
Minnesota
LeVander
Democratic- Farmer-Labor Party
Solution to City Problems Half Trek From the Farms
Secretary Freeman proposes a national policy to curb rural migration by boosting opportunities in smaller towns. He cites 500000 to 600000 annual rural migrants and urban overconcentration of low income jobs. Freeman warns empty storefronts and aging farm populations signal shifts from Main Street.
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Boston
Orville L. Freeman
America
Freeman
National League of Cities
Minnesota
Main Street
Medical volunteer director named for Viet Nam program
Dr Lawrence A Smookler of San Francisco a Minnesota native named field director of the American Medical Association Volunteer Physicians for Vietnam Program. In Minnesota news Chaska plans a new town of 50000 near Chaska announced by real estate developer State Sen Henry T McKnight. In Prescott Wis David Richard Hoizemer 19 Hastings Minn was killed when thrown from his car after it ran off U S 10 near Prescott and flipped several times says Pierce County sheriff. In St Paul Bernard E Lundin of Mankato elected president of the State Board of Education at its annual reorganization. Four Minnesota high schools Hanley Falls Hanska Huntley and Lake Bronson with about 60 pupils in top four grades placed on warning status by the State Board.
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Chicago
Lawrence A. Smookler
San Francisco
Minnesota
American Medical Association
Chaska, Minn
Chaska
Henry T. McKnight
Prescott
Wis
David Richard Hoizemer
Hastings
Minn
U.S. 10
Pierce County Sheriff's
St, Paul
Bernard E. Lundin
Mankato
State Board of Education
ST. Paul
Hanley Falls
Hanska
Huntley
Lake Bronson
Minnesota to enforce fair trade law on liquor prices
Twin Cities area off-sale liquor stores face suspensions of five to eight days as Minnesota enforces the state fair trade price law. Liquor Control Commissioner Gale Lindsey vows vigorous action, with similar steps planned against outstate outlets selling below minimums.
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St, Paul
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Gale F. Lindsey
Otto
Fair Trade
Wisconsin
Iowa
Benny W. Haskell
Haskell
Minneapolis
Lindsey
Austin Girl Dies in Car Collision Near Owatonna
A multi vehicle crash 11 miles south of Owatonna on U.S. 65 killed three, including 8 year old Sheila Kalland and Kerry Nelson and Laura Nelson. Six others were injured and hospital status ranged from fair to satisfactory.
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Austin
Owatonna
Minn
U.S
Laura Nelson
Hopkins
Kerry
Sheila Kalland
Arthur Kalland
Sheila
Paulette
B. Nelson
Twin Cities
Nelson
Kalland
Gary
Clara Kalland
Adams
Ellis Junior High School
Worlein Funeral Home
Kay Howard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Larie Ann
John Griegle
Lynn Cummings
Paula Kalland
Mitzi Hetletvedt
Irvin Hetletvedt
Rochester
Kato Residents Buy Gas Cheaper
Mankato area residents save on gasoline as price wars drop fuel costs by four to six cents a gallon. Regular gasoline had been selling for about 35 cents with a week-long price drop recent.
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Mankato, Minn
Minnesota
Mankato
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