Minnesota schools face shift in income tax use
Minnesota school officials warn income tax funds may no longer flow solely to schools. State Treasurer Van Bjornson cites a bookkeeping deficit and urges viewing school aids and the general revenue fund as one. Rep. D. D. Wozniak calls higher school aids a form of tax reform and notes districts collect 200 million without local property levies. Sen. Donald Wright cites sales tax as a favored reform option.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota School Boards Association
van Bjornson
Karl Rolvaag
Bjornson
D. D. Wozniak
St. Paul
Wozniak
Donald Wright
Wright
Record Shattering Cold Hits Southland and East
Record shattering cold pierced the Southland as arctic air pressed east of the Rockies. The Tampa airport thermometer dropped to 33 degrees, breaking the previous December 1 record of 34 set in 1957. Other record lows were reported in Columbus Ohio and three capitals.
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Associated Press
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Rockies
Tampa, Fla
Columbus
Ohio
South Carolina
Caesars Head
Myrtle Beach
New England
Midwest
Mercury
Valley City
N.D
Mobile
Ala
Shreveport
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Miss
Pensacola
Fla
Atlanta
Louisville
Miami
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Johnson awards Power DSM at White House ceremony
President Johnson bestows the Distinguished Service Medal on Gen. Thomas S. Power retired SAC commander at a White House ceremony. Power flew from Omaha to Washington in a KC135 after stepping down, succeeded by Gen. John D. Ryan.
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Johnson
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
White House
Power
SAC
John D. Ryan
Omaha
Neb
Oriole Bailey
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
George Reedy
Mariner 4 Leads Mars Race With Pre-set Speed
U S spacecraft Mariner 4 cruised at 7226 mph two days ahead of the Soviet Zond 2 in the first interplanetary race. At 4 a.m. it was 541,904 miles from Earth en route to Mars on July 14, with a midcourse maneuver possible this week to refine trajectory and slight speed increase.
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Calif
U.S
Mariner
Mars
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Zond 2
JPL
Zond
Htt Uown
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Wisconsin Youth Dies of Wounds
David Marshall, 14, of Menomonie, died from a gunshot during a deer hunting trip in Cushing. An accidental discharge by another youth struck him in the head as the party hunted in heavy underbrush about 200 feet away.
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Wisconsin
Cushing
Wis
David Marshall
Menomonie
David
Ano
Marshall
Engineer Dies as Train Hits Slow Freight in St. Paul
A Great Northern switch engine rammed a slow freight near Midway Stadium in St. Paul killing 51-year-old Edward I. Persell of northeast Minneapolis. Switchman Richard Lockhart and guard Leonard Lee were injured or unhurt as the eight-car train collided with a C N W caboose. A separate derailment near Becker halted NP traffic and a Stillwater truck collision injured Paul M. Bartlett.
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Associated Press
Great Northern
Minnesota
Edward I. Persell
Minneapolis
Richard Lockhart
Hilltop
Midway Stadium
Chicago and North Western
Leonard Lee
C & NW
Lockhart
Northern Pacific
Becker
St. Cloud
Twin Cities
Paul M. Bartlett
Stillwater
Soo Line
Withrow
Washington County
Four State Colleges Seek Federal Funds for Libraries
St John’s University seeks 582523 dollars for a library in a 1.787 million project. St Teresa Winona files for 460529 dollars toward a 1.381 million library. Bethany Lutheran Mankato applies for renovation of a classroom into a library. Concordia Moorhead asks 595697 for a 1.787 million science building. University of Minnesota and State College Board expected to apply. Minnesota’s federal share under 1963 law is about 5.019 million, with most for four year colleges. public junior colleges get 1.1 million later.
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Minnesota Higher Educa
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Mankato
Concordia College of Moorhead
University of Minnesota
State College Board
Rail unions and Wirtz push for contract amid strike talks
Secretary of Labor Wirtz returns to bridge a gap between three shop craft unions and the railroad industry over a three year contract. The dispute centers on about ten cents per hour with the unions seeking roughly three cents more per hour annually than the 27 cent offer. If talks fail a nationwide rail strike threat looms again. Also, Lyman W. Mauk, 46, longtime Baltimore Evening Sun copy chief since 1961, died after a brief illness.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Chicago
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Afl-Cio
Baltimore
Baltimore (Ap
Lyman W. Mauk
Baltimore Evening Sun
Mauk
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
The
Evening Sun
Alquippa
Ma laysian navy sinks sampan with Indonesians
A Malaysian navy patrol boat sank a motorized sampan carrying nine heavily armed Indonesians early today. One Indonesian was killed and body recovered. three captured, including one seriously wounded. five presumed drowned.
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Navy
West Germany to Cut Wheat Price for Farm Aid Deal
West Germany offered to lower its wheat price from 3.20 to 2.99 dollars a bushel starting July 1967 in exchange for 525 million dollars in three years of farmer compensation. The six nation Common Market called the offer insufficient, while France pressed for aligned prices and a broader debate is set for December 14.
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Belgium
West Germany
Edgar Pisani
France
Common Market
Werner Schwarz
Schwarz
Kurt Schmuecker
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Duluth Superior Bus Drivers Walk Out Over Contract
Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin bus drivers walked off early in a dispute over a new labor contract. About 118 of 139 workers participated affecting roughly 16 000 daily riders, with a planned meeting to resume talks later in the day.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Superior
Wis
Teamster Union
Michael Salo
Minneapolis
Staley to Watch Meet in Hospital
Minneapolis AP The National Farmers Organization convention opens Wednesday with NFC President Oren Lee Staley observing from a hospital bed after an appendicitis operation. Staley plans to address delegates via telephone as about 7 500 attend in Minneapolis. final sessions Thursday include Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman.
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National Farmers Organization
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Erhard Pfingsten
NFO
Rea
Corning
Iowa
Pfingsten
Minnesota
Orville Freeman
State Youth Held in Burglaries
Joseph M. Morse, 21, from Dakota Minnesota, held on $1500 bond for possessing a stolen record player. He is among eight COFO civil rights workers arrested after burglaries in Meridian Mississippi. Also charged were Sandra Watts of Lakeview Oregon and Vincent Cummuskey, 18, of New York City. Watts named an accessory, Cummuskey charged with burglary.
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Miss
Dakota
Minn
Joseph M. Morse
Marius Morse
Joseph
St. Mary's College
Winona
Mississippi
Morse
COFO
Congress of Federated Organizations of Civil Rights Groups
Sandra Watts
Lakeview
Ore
Vincent Cummuskey
New York City
Cummuskey
Miss Watts
AMA Group Closes Door to Meeting
An AMA committee in Miami Beach meets behind closed doors to choose four Medicare compromise resolutions from Michigan California and the District of Columbia. The panel weighs the proposals and plans to act by Wednesday with possible rejection or referral to the AMA House of Delegates.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Michigan
California
District of Columbia
AMA
House of Delegates
Centerville Rebuffs Cable Plan for Second Time
Centerville voters rejected a cable television proposal by Appanoose TV Cable Service Co for the second time in a week. In frigid weather they voted 729 to 342 against the service.
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Centerville
Appanoose TV Cable Service Co
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