Beer Ban Lifted in Milwaukee Week
Milwaukee bars win extension as curfew remains midnight. AP Wirephoto notes taverns can stay open until curfew time after ruling.
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Milwaukee
Beer Capital
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1967
Page
1
Wichita clash as group of 150 pelt police with rocks
A group of about 150 Negro demonstrators pelts law officers with rocks and debris in Wichita Kansas after an emergency curfew was imposed. Two officers injured and several fires set as authorities move to restore order amid rising tensions. Delaware governor declares state of emergency in Wilmington and Milwaukee eases night curfew to midnight as riots flare in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Associated Press
Kan
Milwaukee
Delaware
Charles L. Terry Jr
Wilmington
Clarence Vollmer
Elgin
Ill
Chicago
Terry
General Assembly
Poverty program under fire over false links to rioting
Senate debate centers on charges that the war on poverty tied to Negro rioting and racial hatred. Senator Hart criticizes probes as backfiring, while Eastland defends substantiated claims and ongoing funding amid controversy over a Nashville school alleged to teach hate and SNCC ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
War On Poverty
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Johnson
Congress
Hart
J. Paschall Davis
Nashville, Tenn
Office of
Ecnomic Opportunity
Judiciary Committee
Nashville
Mr. Davis
Episcopal
Wall Street
Nashville Metropolitan Action Commission
Liberation
Fred H. Brooks
SNCC
John A. Sorace
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sorace
Senate panel cuts funds for F111D and floating ships
The Senate Appropriations Committee trimmed defense programs as it readied a $70.16 billion defense bill. It reduced funds for the F111D jet to 115 million and denied 300 million for a fleet of fast deployment logistic ships, amid Vietnam war cost expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Defense
Robert S. MacNamara
Congress
Ed House
McNamara
United States
U.S
Vietnam
House
Plan Reunion for Co D 133 Infantry Veterans
World War II veterans of Co. D 133 Infantry and their families hold their annual reunion at Riverside Park in Marshalltown Iowa on Sunday. All members urged to attend.
Bigger Better County Fair Opens With 30 000 Premiums
The 85 year history Mower County Fair and Midwest Livestock Shows begin a seven day run Monday. Premiums total 30000 the highest in 12 upper Midwestern states. Special days include Kiddie Days Golden Wedding Day Senior Citizen Day and Minnesota Day with various free admissions and events across the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Midwest
Williams Collins
Double Trouble For Campau Brothers In Bay City
Patrick Campau and brother Peter, eight and ten, both wear casts on their left arms after separate accidents in Bay City Michigan. Patrick fell from a ladder on July 4 and two weeks later Peter fell from a swing at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campau
Peter
Bay City
Mich
Patrick
Penny Postage Due Blessing to Sailor
Gloria Frye 18-year-old from Marshalltown recalls sending a letter to sailor Mike Gradisar aboard the carrier Forrestal with insufficient one cent postage. The letter arrived just before an explosion and fire, and Mike survived with a shoulder bruise. He and Gloria, 19, of Pueblo plan engagement next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Frye
Miss Frye
Mike Gradisar
Forrestal
Gloria
Mike
Pueblo
Colo
Bud Collette
Marshalltown
Call for 10 Percent Surtax Threatens Postal Hike Debate
President Johnson's proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge complicates moves to hold down a postal rate increase. A House subcommittee bill to raise third class mail rates faces new scrutiny over a lobbyist's closed-session involvement. The panel's action would shift more of the burden to junk mail while still advancing the administration's phased rate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
House
Capitol Hill
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Congress
Hechler
Post Office
Washington Post
Jerry Klutz
J. Don Kerlin
Legis
Tragic Slaying of Teen Girl Found in Fridley Area
Barbara Boyles 17 daughter of William and Mrs Boyles of Columbia Heights was found dead in a wooded area near Fridley. She had been stabbed three times and her throat cut. Police questioned several suspects as investigators ordered rape tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridley, Minn
Lover's Lane
Barbara Boyles
William C. Boyles
Columbia Heights
Miss Boyles
Columbia Heights High School
Anoka County Coroner's Office
Fridley Police
Anoka County Sheriff’s
William Jr
Robert
Steven
Youth Burns Draft Card in Chicago Induction Row
A youth identified as Dennis Diordan burns his draft card in front of an induction center on Van Buren Street in Chicago on Friday. Police and witnesses observed the act as a protest during the draft era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Diordan
Chicago
van Buren St
Road Builders Sue to Strike Tax on Highway Materials
Road building interests filed suit in Ramsey County District Court to declare part of Minnesota 3 percent sales tax unconstitutional claiming the levy diverts highway fund money to a tax relief fund. The case names Highway Commissioner Johnson Tax Commissioner Logan and Auditor King as defendants with the Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association and Duininck Brothers and Gilchrist as plaintiffs. The suit argues road material taxes would harm highway construction and upkeep and asks the Minnesota Supreme Court to rule on the tax legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota Supreme Court
Ramsey County
John V. Hoene
Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association
Olivia Contracting Firm
Duminck Brothers and Gilchrist
Gordon Rosenmeier
Little Falls
Mandt Torrison
John R. Jamieson
Rufus T. Logan
Stafford King
Attorney General’s Office
Robert O. Ashbach
Arden Hills
Hoene
Duinick Brothers and Gilchrist
Olivia
Highway Department
Attorney General's
Consensus Found by Allied Leaders on Vietnam War
President Johnson sent Clark Clifford and General Maxwell D Taylor to the Southeast Asia tour where they reported broad allied agreement on continuing or increasing bombing and sending more troops. The mission covered South Vietnam, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea to brief Johnson and gauge prospects for a Vietnam summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pres
Washington AP
Clark Clifford
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Johnson
Clifford
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
U.S
Clifford-Taylor
Nam
Manila
Seoul
Bangkok
No Trace Found for Missing Oklahoma Girl
Fears for a missing 6 year old Brenda Lo White grow as search enters its third day in Oklahoma City. This marks the second disappearance in the city within a month following the July 6 vanishing of 5 year old Judith Ann Elwell from her northwest Oklahoma City home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Brenda Lois White
Brenda
Judith Ann Elwell
Minnesota Tax Court Rules Storm Sewer Materials Taxed
Minnesota's 3 percent sales tax applies to materials bought by a contractor for municipal storm sewer construction. The AG's office rejected a claimed exemption, noting municipal purchases are not taxed but contractor purchases are taxable, aligning with a North Dakota ruling from 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Attorney General’s Office
Maplewood Village
Frederick P. Memmer
Attorney General's Office
North Dakota
Talent Contest Slated at Adams
Adams Minnesota hosts a local talent contest beginning at 8 p.m. Friday August 18 at the band concert site. Entries should contact Mike Raven or Vance Torgerson of Mrs Bud Schaefer.
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Davis
Brooks
St. Anselms' Episcopal Chapel
Senate Group
Southeast Asia
Mower County
RCA Rodeo
Kitty Wells
Tennessee Mountain Boys
Double Trouble
Clifford E. Frye
Grand Junction
Marshall County
By Carl P. Leabsdorf
Subcommittee
Fridley Area
Burns
State Trunk
Oklahoma
Adams
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