Red Wing Reverses Religion Policy in Schools
Red Wing school board backs away from a total ban on religious activity and approves several minor changes. It allows Christmas and Easter programs, Bible readings and the use of religious works for moral development while banning worship and pageantry. The reversal follows national debate and Supreme Court concerns on church state separation.
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Red Wing
Supreme Court
High Court
Red Wing Board
President Johnson seeks dollar for dollar defense value
The article notes President Johnson's demand for efficiency in defense spending but warns that past denunciations and studies have failed to curb waste at the Pentagon. It suggests real change requires more than words and predicts persistence of costly, duplicative contracts despite new efforts.
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Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
White House
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Menace of Cuba Brings Fresh Alarm for Latin America
In a sharp critique of U S policy the piece argues Cuba’s Communist influence grows through Venezuela and wider Latin America. It cites a three ton arms cache near Caracas believed to originate in Cuba and condemned by Betancourt to the OAS Security Council.
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Cuba
Venezuela
Betancourt
Security Council
Organization of American States
Caracas
United States State Department
Castro
United States
Big Lift proved airlift can move troops rapidly but not replace ship transport
In retrospective view from The New York Times, the Big Lift of over 15,000 troops across 5,600 miles in 63 hours showed aircraft can move large numbers quickly and reinforce airlift capability. It did not prove full overseas withdrawal is feasible, as ship transport remains essential for heavy equipment fuel and bulk cargo.
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Second Armored Division
Germany
Europe
Army
Military Air Transport Service
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
United States
Shin
NEW York Times
King of Israel Grills Elders Over Requests for Wives and Treasure
A biblical verse quotes the king of Israel calling elders to examine a man who sought his wives, children, silver, and gold. The passage notes the king’s refusal to yield. A Stevenson quote compliments grand churches as mountain scenery and praises cathedral-building as mankind’s high inspiration.
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Israel
Mark
Robert L. Stevenson
One Year News Tones in Local Paper
A compact item notes a one year theme in local press with brief references to tone shifts and ongoing coverage. It cites generic details without naming people or places, reflecting a small archival snippet.
Ellis Charity Ball draws 750 in armory crowd
Turn Back The Clock recalls events with a 750 attendance at the Ellis Charity Ball held at the armory. The item notes social guests, Thanksgiving travels, local club leadership, and regional notices from Freeborn Mower counties including farming feed concerns and area projects.
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Ellis
Armory
Freeborn-Mower County
Christ Skaar & Sons
W. R. Nolan
H. E. Rasmussen
St. Paul
Riceville
Iowa
Austin Kiwanis Club
Fox Hotel
Ralph Noble
Woodland 4-H Club
Mower County
F. L. Liebenstein
Park, industry and money flow in Minnesota tale
Fairmont built a 172 acre industrial park with a $95 000 investment that faced early skepticism but by five years had sold most acreage to county state firms a construction contractor a cast stone maker and Van Camp’s plant. Land sold at 12 to 15 dollars per acre over cost and remaining value stood at 55 900 dollars. A 10 percent dividend had been paid and a 7 500 dollar cash balance remained. Hundreds employed and tax values up.
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Minnesota Department of Business Development
Fairmont
Industrial Development Corporation
van Camp
Minnesota
Labor-White House Coalition Not to Crack in 64 Back Johnson
Union leaders pledge support for Lyndon Johnson in the 1964 campaign, building on a long alliance fostered by Arthur Goldberg and key labor chiefs. The piece notes fears of antiJohnson efforts and recalls the 1963 labor summit where Johnson cemented backing. It also reports Arthur Loew seeking to preserve Tyrone Power Loew surname for Tyrone Power Loew Jr.
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White House
Johnson
Washington, D. C
John Kennedy
New York
Secret Service
Dave Dubinsky
Lyndon Johnson
House of Labor
John
Arthur Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Kennedy
Coalition
Garment Workers
Hatters
Alex Rose
Democratic Party
Texan
Liberal Party
Mr. Johnson
New York State
John F. Kennedy
Benjamin McLaurin
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
N.Y. Board of Education
Sybil Burton Denies Divorce After Settlement
New York AP report says Sybil Burton and actor husband Richard Burton reached a financial settlement but no divorce is planned. Attorney Aaron Frosch refused details. Burton is with Elizabeth Taylor in Mexico filming while Mrs. Burton and her two children remain in New York.
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New York
Sybil Burton
Richard Burton
Aaron Frosch
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Mexico
The Doctor Says Medical Gains Improve Living
A medical column highlights progress from vaccines to antibiotics and hormones, praising family physicians for listening and guiding care. Patient questions cover nocturnal urination in a 47-year-old housewife, bladder infections, and age related kidney changes, plus Bell's palsy causes and prognosis.
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W. G. Brandstadt
D. D
Today in History Dec 2 1963 highlights
Events span 1784 Washington names New York the Empire State and 1929 U S pressure on China and Russia over Manchuria. Other notes include 1942 nuclear chain reaction demo in Chicago, 1954 Eisenhower rejects China blockade, and later Cold War references through 1963.
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U.S
China
Russia
Manchuria
United States
George Washington
Empire State
New York
Common Council
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
U.N
Korea
Nam Il
Japan protests use of Pacific for Soviet tests
Tokyo protests to Soviet Union over a Russian decision to use a Pacific area for booster rocket tests. The Japanese foreign ministry delivered a note to Soviet Minister A. A. Rozanov reserving the right to seek compensation for any losses or damages caused to Japan.
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Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
Soviet Union
A. A. Rozanov
Stevens Dies in Auto Crash After Gifting Stores
Clifford Y. Stevens, 61, who donated his High Dairy Products chain of 141 stores in Washington DC Maryland and Virginia to the Iowa State University Foundation last year, was killed Friday in an automobile accident.
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Annapolis, Md
Clifford Y. Stevens
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Virginia
Iowa State University Foundation
High Dairy Products Corp
Japanese Cabinet Members to Resign Formally Dec 4
Tokyo sources report Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda will have his cabinet submit resignations on December 4 as a constitutional formality after the election. The move clears the way for a new government and spokesman said the resignations follow the article requiring cabinet turnover after elections.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Nitze Sworn In As Navy Secretary With No Naval Background
Paul H. Nitze becomes civilian head of the Navy amid debate over sea power and nuclear carriers. Adm. Claude V. Ricketts praises his grasp of maritime power while McNamara favors conventional ships due to cost. Nitze signals support for ongoing studies toward future propulsion options.
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Paul Nitze
Secretary of the Navy
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Nitze
Robert S. McNamara
Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Ricketts
McNamara
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Congress
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