Good Samaritans Among 8 Dead in Weekend Crashes
Eight weekend deaths push Minnesota highway toll to 473. Two Good Samaritans stopped to help others, including Mrs. Roger Rehberg 26 Vergas and Lavonne Lindbert 16 Henning. Multiple crashes on Otter Tail County 16 and I-494 claim lives. several others injured or killed while assisting at accident scenes.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Roger Rehberg
Vergas
Lavonne Lindbert
Henning
Otter Tail County
Gail Rehms
Miss Lindberg
Hehberg
Paul Freidrichs
Robert Harmon
Minneapolis
Harmon
Carol
Darlene Torgerson
Roseville
Loftus
Miss Campbell
Kenneth Bjerk
Minnesota 5 Day Forecast and Multiple Local Fatalities
The forecast calls for a cool start with a warming midweek then cooler end. Temperatures will run 2 to 6 degrees below normal with highs 77 to 83 in the north and 82 to 85 in the south and lows 53 to 62. Precipitation expected 0.1 to 0.2 inch in scattered showers. In local tragedies: Buell Henry Laing, 30, of rural Worthington. Charles Smith, 71, of rural Mound, died in an Orono intersection incident. Herbert Bunting, 33, of Maple Plain, hospitalized in good condition at Watertown. Bryan Ritter, 22, of rural Excelsior, killed in a two-vehicle collision west of Excelsior on Mini Highway 7 with Roman A. Seifert, 58, of St. Paul, and Donald J. Berdan, 21, of Minneapolis. Seifert and Berdan survived. Corrine Rae Underland, 6, of Aurora, died from injuries after being struck by a car in Aurora. A St. Paul couple, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larson, both 50, died in a Highway 63 collision near Cumberland, Wisconsin, four miles south of that location.
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Minnesota
Buell Henry Laing
Worthington
Charles Smith
Mound
Orono
Hennepin County
Herbert Bunting
Maple Plain
Watertown
Bryan Ritter
Excelsior
Mini
Roman A. Seifert
St. Paul
Donald J. Berdan
Minneapolis
Seifert
Berdan
Corrine Rae Underland
Maurice Underland
Aurora
Duluth
Cumberland
Wis
Robert Larson
St Paulite Missing Thought Drowned In Lake Francis
A 42 year-old Newport man, Lawrence Mattson, is missing and presumed drowned after being thrown from a boat on Lake Francis near Isanti Minnesota. Dragging for his body continued after the incident and resumed the next day. He is survived by his widow Beatrice and seven children.
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Isanti, Minn
St. Paul
Lake Francis
Minnesota
Lawrence Mattson
Newport
Mattson
Beatrice
24-Hour Italian strike halts public transport except rail
In Rome a 24-hour strike stopped buses streetcars subways and privately run trains as workers from Communist and non Communist unions walked off for higher wages and benefits during peak vacation season. In Tokyo McNamara warns Asian nations under U S protection not to build large nuclear forces. Chinese leader Mao writings are distributed to rally against capitalist roaders. In Grosseto a cattle dealer killed his daughter fiance wife and then himself after they returned home late.
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Italy
Tokyo
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Amur Grosseto
U S Air Arm Suffers Heaviest Loss of Viet War
The U S military reported seven U S planes downed in North Viet Nam on Sunday, the heaviest single day loss of the air war. Ground fire accounted for most losses, with two fliers rescued and several missing in action.
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al Skyraider
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Hanoi-Haiphong
Panhandle
Red River
China
Thanh Phuoc
Town Considers Cash From Memorial Pool
In Hyannis Massachusetts officials face a $1500 surplus from coins tossed by visitors into the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza pool. Tourists contribute about $375 weekly and the town treasurer now holds the funds. A special town meeting is proposed to decide the disposition of the cash.
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Hyannis, Mass
John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza
Picture on Tanzania bill sparks Masai ownership fears
Tanzania faces tensions over a new 100 shilling note showing a Masai cattle herder. Masai warriors fear it implies all cattle belong to them and rustling sparks deadly tribal conflicts. Vice President Kawawa urged restraint and warned of possible air patrols to catch cattle thieves.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Rashidi Kawawa
Kawawa
Police Seek Girlfriend in Slain Teens Case Fort Worth
Fort Worth authorities pursue Edna Louise Sullivan after two teens Robert Brand 17 of Alvarado and Mark Dunnam 16 of Tarzana were found shot dead and crammed into a car trunk near U.S. 81. Police charged Roy Green 18 and Kenneth McDuff 20 with sexually motivated slayings while hunting a 16 year old girlfriend said to have been raped and killed.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Vs. Asst
Grady Hight
Central Texas
Hight
Roy Green
Kenneth McDuff
Marlin
Texas
Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas
Austin
Whitman
Robert Brand
Alvarado
Mark Dunnam
Tarzana
Calif
Brand
Jack Brand
Dunnam
Jack E. Dunnam
Defense Figures Show Cost of TFX Skyrocketed
Washington AP reports defense figures show the TFX warplane and Phoenix air to air missile costs have surged. Air Force F111A unit cost about 5 million and Navy F111B about 8 million, with development costs rising from 137 million to 258 million.
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Defense Department
Department
Associated Press
Pentagon
Congress
Air Force
Fort Worth
Tex
General Dynamics
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Calverton
N.Y
Navy
Secretary of
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Boeing Co
Humphrey predicts end of farm surplus era
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told the Mid-Continent Farmers Association that the era of farm surpluses is ending and reserve acreage will be taken out of moth balls next year. He urged higher production to feed a growing world, noting dwindling food stocks and deficits in wheat, soybeans, and milk. He warned wheat and soybean carryovers will be tight after this marketing year.
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Columbia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Mid - Continent Farmers Association
Mondale and Hart Push Plan to Rework Seaway Finances
Senators Mondale and Hart propose converting St. Lawrence Seaway revenue bonds into capital stock to avert a 10 percent toll hike. They warn higher tolls would curb traffic as cargo rose from 20.6 million tons in 1959 to 44 million in 1965, and argue the treasury would receive dividends rather than debt payments. The move aims to boost long term profits by boosting usage rather than raising rates.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Philip A. Hart
D-Minh
Seaway
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Seaway Corporation
Hart
Great Lakes
Sen. Mondale
Beatle Fan Ends It All With Cut
John J. Carvalho an 11 year old Beatle fan reportedly cut his hair after hearing a comment attributed to John Lennon that Christianity is on the way out and the Beatles are more popular than Jesus He also planned to destroy his Beatle records in Pawtucket R I AP story notes the grim act and motive
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Pawtucket
R.J
John J. Carvalho
John Lennon
Jesus
Young Carvalho
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