Minnesota Legislature Faces 1965 Money Challenge
The 1965 Minnesota Legislature will confront funding for two years totaling about 836 million dollars, a 168 million increase from 1963. Lawmakers see finances, tax reform, reapportionment, and school aids as top issues with potential cuts in budgets and calls for tax relief and stricter laws. Legislative leadership is expected to drive decisions despite veto threats.
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Minesota
Associated Press
Minnesota
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Senate
St. Paul
L.T. Farmer
New Twist in Denver Horse Thievery Case
In Denver Colorado thieves stole a one ton pickup and a four horse trailer from in front of Jean McHarg’s home on Wednesday. They drove to her suburban ranch and took four prize horses valued at 25 000 dollars with the trailer and truck totaling about 8000 dollars.
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Jean McHarg
Canadians Resist Becoming U.S. Satellite Amid Ties
Ottawa faces pressure from both sides as Canada sharpens independence in trade and foreign policy while maintaining strong links to the United States through defense and NA T O. Americans own major Canadian stakes in oil gas mining and manufacturing sparking concerns over economic sovereignty and potential policy neglect. Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp warns Canada fears U S disregard of its legitimate interests.
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Ottawa
U.S
Cuba
Red China
Peking
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
China
Mitchell Sharp
Nevada Senate recount crowns Cannon by 84 votes
In Reno Nevada Democratic Sen Howard W Cannon wins the U S Senate race by 84 votes after a statewide recount. Republican Paul Laxalt considers a final challenge in the Nevada Supreme Court as unofficial totals show Cannon 66907 to 66823. The recount began Saturday and ended Wednesday. This victory gives Democrats a 68 to 22 Senate margin.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Howard W. Cannon
Paul Laxalt
Nevada Supreme Court
Cannon
Laxalt
Democratic Party
Senate
Sit-in at UC Berkeley Demands End to Disciplinary Action
More than 800 UC Berkeley students occupied Sproul Hall overnight to protest disciplinary actions against four Free Speech Movement leaders led by Mario Savio. Gov Brown warned law enforcement for possible mass arrests as campus police locked doors and kept demonstrators inside.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Edmund G. Brown
Sproul Hall
Mario Savio
Philosophy
Arthur Goldberg
Jackie
Brian Turner
Free Speech Movement
Savio
Goldberg
Miss Goldberg
Turner
Official Nonplussed by Calls for Santa in Ogden
Ogden Utah AP Sam Hood city manager was puzzled by calls from children asking for Christmas presents. The sixth caller wondered if Hood was Santa Claus as he checked with the telephone company about a line from a city park Fantasyland being routed to Santa.
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Ogden
Utah
Sam Hood
Santa Claus
Hood
Children's composer Otis Mills Carrington dies at 80
Otis Mills Carrington, a composer and publisher of more than 40 children's operettas, died Tuesday in Redwood City California at age 80. He shaped early childhood music education and stage works. Carrington's career spanned decades with numerous productions and publications.
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Redwood City
Calif
Otis Mills Carrington
Duluth Superior Transit Strike Ends After 48 Hours
Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin bus service resumed after a 13 hour negotiation led to a new pact. 118 of 139 drivers quit amid wage pensions and shorter work week dispute. Normal ridership returns with management restoring routes.
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Duluth-Superior
Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Superior
Wis
Transit Company
Teamsters Union
Duluth Superior Transit Co
Michael Salo
Minneapolis
Yule
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