Rolvaag Faces Legislature as New Session Opens
Governor Karl Rolvaag weighs how to handle a Legislature with conservative majorities while he heads the Democratic-Farmer-Laborite administration. He plans a formal budget and tax program in the January session after previously keeping a low profile with messages.
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Beck to be released on parole from McNeil Island
Onetime Teamsters leader Dave Beck, 70, will be freed on parole December 11 from the U S penitentiary on McNeil Island near Tacoma Washington. He was sentenced for income tax fraud tied to the union Joint Council Building Association in Seattle.
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FBI infiltrates Ku Klux Klan per Hoover says King
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr met with J Edgar Hoover who disclosed FBI infiltration of racist groups similar to the Communist party. King said arrests over the Philadelphia Mississippi civil rights workers killings would come in a few days and praised FBI progress in the South.
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Minnesota budget hearings open with highway and tax chiefs
St Paul AP Two state department heads appointed by former Governor Andersen presented their 1965 66 budget requests before Governor Rolvaag. James Marshall highway commissioner and Rolland Hatfield head of the tax department reported proposed increases and new staff, with plans to expand highway patrol and test traffic control helicopters.
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Ringo Starr Undergoes Tonsillectomy in London Hospital
Beatles drummer Ringo Starr had his tonsils removed in London today. A hospital spokesman said his condition is satisfactory and he expects a ten day stay. Fans reached a special Covent Garden news line to hear the update.
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Tarchini, Italy’s first postwar envoy to U S, dies at 79
Alberto Tarchiani 79 longtime journalist and diplomat and anti fascist who served as Italy’s first postwar ambassador to the United States died Monday after a brief illness in Rome The veteran figure had a noted career spanning journalism diplomacy and anti fascist activity.
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Senators in Line for President Pro Tem Post
The conservative Senate caucus on Saturday considers Donald Sinclair Steven C Mitchell of Princeton and John Zwach of Walnut Grove for the president pro tem post. All three were elected in 1946. If Zwach is re elected as majority leader he may not be considered for the other post. The pro tem presides when the lieutenant governor is absent and stands just behind him in the gubernatorial line of succession.
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