Demo Delegates 2 1 for HHH in NEA count
NEA's final Democratic delegate tally shows Hubert Humphrey with a large lead at 1 730 votes, Eugene McCarthy 508, George McGovern 37, Lester Maddox about 20, and 346 uncommitted. California provides the largest uncommitted block. Illinois and New York also show strong potential shifts before the Chicago convention.
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Kentucky Colonel Shares Recipe for Life Success
Hal Boyle profiles Col Harland Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame. The 77 year old multimillionaire and goodwill ambassador recounts his rags to riches path from early labor and failed ventures to a turn around at 65. He built a fried chicken formula, built a motel, sold rights for 4 million, and funds scholarships and foster care while urging daily work and future plans for country ham and eggs restaurants.
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Smith Brothers
U.S
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Harland
Indianapolis
Corbin
Mississippi
Kentucky Colonels
Crisis blocks Pueblo crew release amid Czech crisis and North Korean hard line
The 82 Pueblo crewmen enter their eighth month in North Korea as the Czech crisis strains ties with the United States. North Korea demands a formal apology for the ship's alleged border intrusion, while diplomats warn Moscow's invasion of Czechoslovakia hardens Kim Il Sung's regime. Winthrop Brown says patience and negotiation are the path to release, with possible action if the vessel was within waters. The U.S. seeks an impartial body to review the case and has pressed for Panmunjom talks, but North Korea has dodged or ignored requests for a new meeting.
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South Korea
Kim Dong-Jo
Kim
Kim Il-Sung
Winthrop Brown
State Department
Moscow
Brown
United States
Panmunjom
Former RR Employee Dies at Sioux City
Howard F. Kapsen 78, former Chicago and Northwestern Railroad employee in Sioux City and Sioux Falls, D.D., died in a hospital Tuesday. A son Howard is AP traffic bureau chief in Minneapolis covering the Dakotas and Minnesota. A daughter, Mrs. Russell Nearman, lives in Sioux Falls.
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Iowa
Howard F. Kapsen
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Sioux Falls
D.D
Howard
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Dakotas
Minnesota
Russell Nearman
Resident Posts RIP Message on Backyard Incinerator After Burn Ban
In COLORADO SPRINGS a resident placed a yard art note reading Rest in Peace on his backyard incinerator the day after city officials banned burning trash. The incident highlights local reaction to the new ordinance and ongoing enforcement questions.
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Ciy Council
Red Wing School Boys Break Windows and Furniture
Twenty five youths at Red Wing Training School broke windows and furniture with broken furniture parts Thursday night. Most escaped back through 14 foot fencing while one managed to flee. Supt Milton Olson called the damage minor and said about 2000 dollars of new furniture remained intact. No injuries. Police aided in recapture. deputies stood by. About 275 boys are confined at Red Wing with several runaways.
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Milton Olson
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Olson
Red Wing Institution
Goodhue County Sheriff's Office
Heart of Marine Transplanted to Retired Clerk
Stanford surgeons transplanted the heart of Marine Cpl. Larry B. Smith into Leonard Drake, a 43 year old Eugene bailiff with a 12 year heart ailment. Smith, 20, from Stockton, suffered irreversible brain damage in a Stockton auto crash Aug. 14 while on leave from Camp Pendleton. Drake had waited since June after treatment at the University of Oregon Medical School. This was the 33rd heart transplant, with 14 patients still alive.
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Oregon
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Stockton
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Eugene
Ore
Smith
Camp Pendleton
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Vietnam
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Stanford Hospital
Drake
University of Oregon Medical School
Lane County
Two Minnesotans Die in Vietnam Action
The Defense Department identified two Minnesota Marines and one South Dakota Marine among the latest KIA in Vietnam. Pfc. John A. Gerdesmeier of Lakeville, Pfc. Kevin R. Remer of Bloomington, and Cpl. John W. Hutchison of Presho were listed as killed in action, with families named in the notices.
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South Dakota
Defense Department
Marine Corps
John A. Gerdesmeier
Alois Gerdesmeier
Lakeville, Minn
John W. Hutchison
John A. Hutchison
Rte
Presho
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