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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1968

Page

3

Steel Price War of Nerves Persists as LBJ Promises Action

Washington AP reports the steel price war continues as President Johnson signals further action. Four firms National Steel Jones Laughlin Armco Crucible hike prices amid a volatile market while Kaiser and McLouth hold firm. The episode follows Bethlehem’s near 5 percent across the board rise and a new union contract boosting wages for 400,000 workers. Johnson has urged industry leaders to consider the national interest and indicated government measures are possible.

LBJ Washington Johnson National Steel Jones & Laughlin Armco Crucible Kaiser and McLouth Curent Bethlehem United Steelworkers Union US Steel John F. Kennedy White House

Illinois Governor to Review Guards at Camp Ripley

Governor Samuel Shapiro will review 3,000 Illinois National Guardsmen at Governor's Day ceremonies at Camp Ripley near Little Falls Minnesota. The 66th Brigade, part of Minnesota's 47th Infantry Division, trains there after Illinois 33rd Division was disbanded earlier this year.

Little Falls, Minn Illinois Samuel Shapiro Camp Ripley Here Ripley 47Th Infantry Minnesota 33Rd

Boat fires rise in St. Paul as incidents surge

The Bureau of Boat and Water Safety in Minnesota reports seven boat fire incidents this year, more than last year’s total of three. Safety director Milton W. Johnson cites the increase and notes the concern over rising boat fire cases.

ST. Paul Bureau of Boat and Water Safety Minnesota Conservation Department Milton W. Johnson

Sirhan's Attorney Plans New Motion in Kennedy Case

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan pleads not guilty to Kennedy murder as attorney Russell Parsons hints at a possible diminished capacity defense. The tactic could lower the charge from first degree murder to second degree or manslaughter if accepted. Trial date set for November 1 after psychiatric evaluations and brain X rays are reviewed.

Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Sen Robert F. Kennedy Russell E. Parsons California Parsons

Congress pauses for month to prep for fall polls

Congress recesses until September 4 after failing to finish foreign aid legislation. Lawmakers push broad poultry rules and minor measures, while facing a possible filibuster on Abe Fortas as chief justice and race to return before October. Pentagon funding, nonproliferation treaty approval, and education bill remain unresolved.

Washington Congress Abe Fortas Senate House White House Johnson Fortas Mike Mansfield D-Mont Pentagon Vietnam

Denominations Split Over Taxing Church Property in Minnesota

A Minnesota House subcommittee heard three denominations oppose taxing church property while church executives and others argued for partial taxation. Catholic and Episcopalian leaders defended exemptions. Salvation Army urged keeping tax relief. Minnesota Council of Churches official cautioned church-owned property aside from worship spaces might be taxed. Presbyterians and a national critic group urged taxation to ensure separation of church and state.

ST. Paul (Ap Tierney Rep Warren Chamberlain Minnesota E. Charles Fowlston The Min Nesota Council of Churches Fowlston Wallace F. Gibbs Snod Presbyterian Snod Martin A. Larson Phoenix Arix

Post Offices in Seven Minnesota Towns Remain Open

The Post Office Department reversed an earlier plan and said seven small Minnesota offices will stay open. The towns listed are Albarn St. Louis County Delft Cottonwood Klossner Nicollet Pitt Lake of the Woods Hanover Wright Holt Marshall and Federal Dam Itasca.

Minneapolis Post Office Department Washington Minnesota Albarn St. Louis County Delft Cottonwood Klossner Nicollet Pitt Lake of the Woods Hanover Wright Holt Marshall Federal Dam Itasca

Assessor Slavin Named Director of Minnesota Tax Dept Division

William E. Slavin long time Albert city assessor since 1963 is named director of the property appraisal division in the Minnesota Tax Department. Tax Commissioner Rufus T. Logan says Slavin will start duties Sept. 3. Slavin previously served as deputy city assessor at Rochester.

T. Paul William E. Slavin Alberton Minnesota Tax Department Rufus T. Logan Slavin Rochester

Fatal Gun Wounds Near Princeton Minn Owner Dies

The owner and operator of the Lake Pavilion south of Princeton died Friday from gunshot wounds suffered July 2. William Baird died in the University of Minnesota Hospitals after transfer from the local facility. Martin Heiberg is jailed in Sherburne County on attempted murder charges related to the shooting. In Vietnam, Defense Department reports Minnesota Army man Sepe. 5 Francis D. L. Johnson killed.

Princeton Minn Ik Lake Pavilion William Baird University of Minnesota Minneapolis Martin Heiberg Sherburne Elk River Washington Minnesota Vietnam Defense Department Francis D. L. Johnson Margaret Johnson Duluth

Four Dead in Mexico City Earthquake Damages

An earthquake struck Mexico City and surrounding areas causing at least four deaths and about 2.4 million dollars in damage. The 72 second quake damaged a nine story building on Insurgentes Avenue and destroyed many structures in Oaxaca state towns including Pinotepa Nacional.

Oscar Kaufmann Mexico City Insurgentes Avenue Oaxaca State Capi Tal Oaxaca Pinotepa Nacional Mexican Olympic Organization Committee

Tremors Hit Manila as Toll Rises After Quake

Fresh tremors rocked Manila 39 hours after a Friday predawn quake that collapsed a five story apartment building. At least 83 were killed with fears the toll could reach 200 while 251 were injured. Rescue workers search rubble as cries were heard. The quake shook Luzon island.

Manila Manila Weather Bureau Luzon

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