Incumbents Return as Most Minnesota Votes Reelect Mayors
Tuesday's elections across Minnesota saw incumbents prevail in many towns with 100 plus towns voting. Several communities ousted mayors including Champlin Blaine and Marble while Hibbing and Iron Range towns faced tight races. notable outcomes include Delford Johnson’s pay raise in Ada and a dead heat in Goodview ending with continued service pending a tally.
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Marble
Kerkhoven
Brewerville
Adam
Delford Johnson
Goodview
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Mountain Tron
Buhl
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Local Officials Change Hands in City Elections
Buer was reelected and Ralph Anderson named trustee. Incumbent Mayor Harold W. Dickinson was ousted after a two year term. Anthony P. Hillenmeyer sworn in with a 392 to 264 margin to replace him. Clarence G. Erickson named trustee.
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Ted West
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Alfred Bernstein
William Swedeen
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Marlin Rice
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Aino Passi
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Lester Berg
Edward Callahan
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Victor Holland
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Ward Piehn
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George Hinton
Vincent G. Anderson
Elba
Norman Boetcher
Everett
Cooley
John S. Owens
Cass Lake
Axel
Sian Skorich
Leon Bunce
Buhl
Charles P. Northey
Eugene Simonson
Hill City
Andrew Rost
Gordon Boleman
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Nick Godanovic
Robert Allison
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Walter Graton
William Yankovich
Glenwood
Oliver Hopkins
Myrl Johnson
Clifford Hansen
Litchfield
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Jerry Askeroth
Chet Olson
Enoch Peterson
Hector
Bruce Edgar
Donald Westrum
Olivia
Harold W. Dickinson
Anthony P. Hillenmeyer
Clarence G. Erickson
U.S. Opposes Cambodian Plan on Neutralization
U S officials reaffirm support for South Vietnam against Communist subversion and uphold 1954 Geneva guarantees for Cambodia Laos and Vietnam. The article notes Cambodia’s Prince Sihanouk proposal to neutralize Cambodia and South Vietnam while keeping North Vietnam under Communist rule.
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Former Governor Heads Fund Drive for Macalester
Former Governor Elmer L. Andersen was named to lead a $20 million decade long fund drive for Macalester College. He said funds would be sought nationwide from corporations foundations and individuals in a news conference in St Paul.
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Macalester College
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