LeVander's Budget Clash Over Red Wing Transfers
At budget hearings in St Paul the idea of moving Red Wing Training School boys to St Cloud Reformatory drew criticism from the corrections department and the State Bar Association. Officials urged stronger security, newer facilities, and more job training while noting high turnover and staffing needs across juvenile and adult facilities.
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LeVander
Red Wing
Joseph R. Rowan
State Bar Association
Howard Costello
Corrections Department
Frederick Gelbmann
Lino Lakes
Rowan
Costello
Olson
Kenneth Schoen
Sauk Centre
Woman first to survive artificial heart pump in Mexico City
Esperanza del Valle Vazquez, 37, is recovering at home in Mexico City with her 8-year-old son after undergoing heart surgery in Houston on August 8 to replace two valves. Doctors led by Dr. Michael De Bakey implanted an artificial pump for ten days to support recovery. she plans to return to work as a beautician this week or next.
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Esperanza del Valle Vazquez
Mexico City
Houston
Tex
Michael DeBakey
Ralph
Tennessee
South Carolina
Camp Pickett
Ft. Meade
Jean Moore
McNabb
Carroll
England
Ed O’ Neill
Parris Island
S.C
War
Kent
Willoughby
Ed O'Neill
Quantico
New River
N.C
Camp Pendleton
Calif
San Diego
Auckland
New Zealand
Guadalcanal
Henderson Field
Lunga Point
Pilots and Raiders Remember World War II Night Raids
The passage recalls Lt. Hamilton Napier and 2nd Lt. Frank Sneed in World War II air operations. Napier commands open fire amid flares and bomb bursts while Sneed becomes a B-24 pilot, training through stops from Santa Anna to Marrakesh, recalling youth and peril before missions over the ocean.
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Ham Napier
Hamilton Napier
Ham
Napier
Santa Anna
Santa Maria
Bakersfield
California
Yuma
Arizona
Sioux City
Iowa
Mitchell
South Dakota
Frank Sneed
United States Army Air Corps
West Palm
Puerto Rico
Belem
Big Ocean
South America
Africa
Dakar
Marrakesh
Oklahoma
England
William Shakespeare
Winston Churchill
Tivershall
London
445Th
U.S. Eighth Air Force
Beta Theta Pi House
Nissen Huts
Belgium
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Pacific
Winona to Ballot on Home Rule Charity and war stories mix
Winona voters consider a Home Rule charter after the city charter commission voted 11 to 3 to draft it for a likely mid 1967 vote. The piece also recounts World War II experiences of Ralph Neppel and Ed O Neill including training, deployments and combat memories.
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Winona
Cloquet
Commissi
Winona Junior Chamber of Commerce
Norman Inda
Graham Sparks Plea for Unity in Evangelism at National Church Meet
At the National Council of Churches General Assembly in Miami Beach, Graham Sparks and others urged unity between conservative evangelicals and the modern social action approach. Leaders acknowledged a real clash yet argued both methods serve evangelism, with Flemming likely to become council president, succeeding Bishop Mueller.
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Graham Sparks
National Church Meet
George Cornell
Miami Beach
Fla
National Council of Churches’ General Assembly
Billy Graham
Berlin
Graham
Colin Williams
Council
Arthur S. Flemming
University of Oregon
U. S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
United Brethren
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
Bailey May Seek Venue Change in Coppolino Murder Trial
Defense lawyer F Lee Bailey said he may ask to move Coppolino's first degree murder trial from New Jersey to another locale due to pretrial news reports influencing jurors. The case concerns the 1963 death of retired Army Lt Col William Farber and Coppolino's 1965 wife Carmela Coppolino.
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Freehold
N.J
F. Lee Bailey
Carl Coppolino
Coppolino
Army
William E. Farber
Farber
Bailey
Superior Court
Elvin R. Simmill
Monmouth County
Vincent Keuper
Debt limit near miss prompts possible early action
Treasury officials may seek a quick increase in the 330 billion dollar debt ceiling after the debt neared the limit at 360.4 million below it. A decision is expected by midmonth as tight money markets hinder selling assets. Also noted is Sen George Smathers retirement from the Democratic Conference post for health reasons. The Chamber of Commerce forms an urban transportation advisory panel. Bnai Brith budgets 12.1 million for 1967 national programs, with 44 percent for youth cultural and educational activities.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Department
B'nai Brith
Jewish Service Organization
Granite Falls Tax Question Allows Higher City Rate
The Minnesota AG office said Granite Falls may levy taxes up to 40 mills for general fund purposes under state law, despite a charter provision capping taxes at three percent of assessed valuation. The council had previously approved general taxes of 151,625 dollars on valuation over 3 million dollars.
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ST. Paul
Granite Falls
Atty
Robert W. Mattson
R.M. Baker
Council
Rockefeller Heir Lays Life Down In Harlem Slums
Laurence Rockefeller, 22, son of a famed conservationist, will live a year in East Harlem slums. He will work seven days a week for 50 dollars a month plus room and board, aiming to study poverty and push residents toward city services while sharing a 45 cent Whopperburger and a soda in a steamy lunchroom. He joins the VISTA program along with Tweed Roosevelt. He says money will not be touched and hopes independent income supports long term public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Laurance Rockefeller
East Harlem
Juanita
Rockefeller
Laurance S. Rockefeller
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harvard
Young Rockefeller
VISTA
America
Fifth Avenue
Art
Laurance
28 Story climb ends as false alarm at Xerox site
Rochester firemen climbed 28 stories to a reported blaze at the 30-story Xerox Corp building under construction. After stopping power and elevators, crews hauled hoses up the stairs in frigid four degree weather, only to uncover a controlled kerosene fire used to dry concrete.
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Rochester
N.Y
Xerox Corp
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Elks Hall
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Japan
Ed O °. Neill
Bougainville
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LST
Perry Mason
By David Rosenzweig
James F. Jerram Jr
Marjorie
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Fox Run
Middletown
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Sarasota
Carmela Coppolino
Cappolino
Mary Gibson
Little Fork
Viet Nam
Melvin W. Anderson
Littlefork
Minn
Pentagon
Associated Press
George A. Smathers
Senate
Florida
Mike Mansfield
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Aes Srati
Aicelaar
Austin Clinic
Harlem
Tweed Roosevelt
President Theodore Roosevelt
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Sunny Brook Distillery CO
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