Bass and Panfish Lead Minnesota Fishing Action
Anglers find top action in bass and panfish across Minnesota as hot weather pushes fish to productive shallows and reefs. Walleyes shift tactics at Lake of the Woods, bite eases near sandbars, with rock reefs and deep water yielding success. Muskellunge contest ends with a 29 pound winner from a local angler. Brainerd area reports strong bass and panfish, with northern pike biting on Horseshoe Lake.
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Darley Wins in Jaycee Tennis Test
In Minneapolis the Jaycee International Junior Tennis Tournament saw top seed Jeff Brown of Carmichael Calif. advance to the quarterfinals after defeating Darrell Snyder of Winfield Kan. and Bob Hubbard of Baton Rouge La. Other seeds fell as Mickey Szilagyi of Milwaukee upset No. 5 Bobby Goeltz and No. 9 Miguel Lingre. Darley, the No. 8 seed, advances to face Tom Karp in the quarterfinals.
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Carmichael
Calif
Darrell Snyder
Winfield
Kan
Bob Hubbard
Baton Rouge
Bobby Goeltz
Washington, D.C
Miguel Lingre
Mexico
Mickey Szilagyi
Milwaukee
Ronnie Kahn
el Paso
Tex
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Belton
S.C
Cathy Apple
San Diego
Chuck Darley
Rochester
Minn
Jim Novitsky
Forman
Mich Darley
Tom Karp
Los Angeles
Goldwater presses unity drive with GOP lawmakers
Goldwater met with Republican members of Congress in Washington to discuss party unity and foreign policy. He announced the Gettysburg plan and said the Southeast Asia crisis supports Johnson, while vowing foreign policy will be a campaign issue. He reiterated backing Johnson on the Vietnam air strikes and planned another session with Miller.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
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Skeet Title Won by Kerr
Alex Kerr of Beverly Hills California won the world skeet title at Harold's Gun Club in Reno Nevada. Steve Hanzel of San Antonio Texas was junior champion. Kerr clinched the title after a 15 gunner sudden death shootoff following 15 perfect scores. The junior division went to a Texas shooter with a 99 of 100.
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Nev
Alex Kerr
Beverly Hills
Calif
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San Antonio
Tex
Kerr
Harold
Texas
Bowling Echo Lanes Moonlighters Mixed Doubles Standings
Bowlers and teams listed with game scores and league placements for Echo Lanes and Echoettes League events in Manhattan and surrounding area. Standings include Lucky Four Giants Dragsters Sandbaggers Deadheads and Fireballs with scores ranging from 806 to 1984 across multiple teams.
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Top Five Standouts In Men And Women Scores
Scores list two groups. In men the top five are Olson 582 Waterburg 520 Everson 541 Gudenburg 538 Sellers 519. In women Gudenburg 459 Schroeder 457 Remke 455 Doty 438 Moxen 434. A second group shows Lillquist 630 Briner 557 Tiernan 542 Hoeper 540 Nelson 531 and women White 495 Mayzick 467 Hoeper 465 Briners 452 Stanton 446 Roberts 446.
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Five More Minnesota Counties Seek Drought Aid
ST. PAUL AP With eight more Minnesota counties approved for federal aid in the drought emergency, Gov Karl Rolvaag has asked that five additional ones be designated for help. Rolvaag late Wednesday asked that Pipestone Dakota Kandiyohi and Goodhue counties and part of Steele County be so designated.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Pipestone
Dakota
Kandiyohi
Goodhue
Steele County
Von Halt IOC member dies at 73 in Germany
Karl Ritter Von Halt, an International Olympic Committee member and honorary president of the West German National Olympic Committee, died Wednesday after a long illness. He was 73.
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Munich
Germany
Karl Ritter von Halt
Johnson World Crisis Lacks Cuban Missile Explosiveness
Washington insiders say Johnson faces a slower rising danger in Southeast Asia than the Cuban missile crisis. Rusk notes Hanoi and Beijing lack a nuclear trigger while U S strategists warn the Viet Nam campaign may stretch for months with costly implications.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
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Dean Rusk
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United States
Soviet Union
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Des Moines Groups Urge City Council Action on Racial Unrest
In Des Moines, about 40 community leaders and officials urged the City Council to adopt a positive action program addressing race tensions. The NAACP branch president Robert A. Wright led the meeting held at the request of the national NAACP office. The plan calls for joint requests from groups such as the Negro Ministers Association and the National Council of Christians and Jews to back action. Additionally, leaders urged support for the Des Moines Commission on Human Rights. The second note references Thomas Edison's first incandescent lamp invention.
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Robert A. Wright
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Naacp
Negro Ministers Association
National Council of Christians and Jews
NAACP
Des Moines Commission On Human Rights
Computer Brainchild of a Judge Helps Speed Justice
Judge Henry Ellenbogen spearheaded a county wide computer system in Allegheny County to cut civil case backlog. Since 1963 the 8000 pending cases have fallen to 5559 and time from filing to settlement dropped from 34 years to two, with rapid access to case histories and filing statistics. The program changed workflow as clerks train to run the computer while overall staff remains stable. Ellenbogen predicts a fundamental reform in court administration.
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Ogen
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Ellenbogen
Fallenbogen
Charles Starrett Jr
Allegheny County
Starrett
Duquesne University Law School
Pittsburgh
Des Moines School Head Accepts Nashville Offer
Dr. John H. Harris, Des Moines superintendent since 1957, said he will take a Nashville Tennessee post this fall with a $30,000 yearly salary. He will ask the Des Moines school board to release him from his three year contract that began this summer at $26,000 annually.
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Nashville
John H. Harris
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Harris
Kenyon Man Killed Near Wanamingo
James S. Peterson, 51, of rural Kenyon, died when his car ran off a township road at a T intersection near Wanamingo in Goodhue County at about 11 15 a m The Minnesota highway death toll rose to 471 this year from 424 a year earlier.
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Minn
James S. Peterson
Kenyon
Goodhue County
Minnesota
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