O'Brien backs Kennedy as Johnson stand-in in primary
AP report notes Postmaster General OBrien promotes Senator Kennedy as a stand in for President Johnson in the Massachusetts primary against Eugene J McCarthy. Kennedy rejects running. Ripon Society says Nixon and Reagan would likely win a majority of delegates if GOP primaries proceed.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
Kennedy
O’brien
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Ripon Society
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Lee W. Huebner
Society
Nixon
Huebner
California
Sunday liquor sales vote in Minnesota cities
The Associated Press reports St. Paul and two Minneapolis suburbs approved Sunday liquor sales while three Iron Range communities Hibbing Chisholm Ely rejected the measure. Several smaller towns announced mayoral results and local referendums including dry to wet changes and charter amendments.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iron Range
Minnesota
Golden Valley
Brooklyn Center
Hibbing
Chisholm
Ely
Pey
Eval Larson
Ormsby
Wadena
Milton Gasland
Ralph Tardeau
Verndale
Robert Schultz
Larry Pilgrim
Aurora
Nick Gozdanovic
Carl Glaven
Moose Lake
Hill City
Litchfield
Stanley Berquist
Roscoe Keller
Olivia
D. H. Gilchrist
A. C. Brown
Police foil antiwar demonstrators at New York induction center
About 4,000 police crowded Lower Manhattan to block the Stop the Draft Week protests at 39 Whitehall Street. Demonstrators, numbering from 2,000 to 10,000 by estimates, faced mass barricades and numerous arrests as they attempted to disrupt inductions and roved the surrounding streets.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Financial District
Philadelphia
Whitehall St
Insurance Firm Seeks Court Ruling on Policy Beneficiary
Great-West Life asks Hennepin County District Court to determine who receives a $5,000 life policy for Raphael J. Mueller Sr. The decedent’s alleged beneficiaries include his first wife Stella Crystal, his second wife Elaine Eva Mueller, and his six children. Elaine Mueller, convicted of second degree manslaughter in the death, has been released and resides in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin
Raphael J. Mueller Sr
Golden Valley
Elaine Eva
Elaine Mueller
Shakopee’s Women’s Reformatory
Muller
Stella Crystal
Great- West Life Assurance Co
Teenager From Little Falls Killed in Car Accident
Auto crashes this morning claimed three lives raising Minnesota’s 1967 toll to 856. Audrey K. Lester 25 of Hurley Wisconsin died in a two car crash near Arrowhead Bridge Duluth. Mary K. Mulvey 18 of Little Falls died when ejected from a car on Highway 27 west of Little Falls. Herman J. Perlinger 24 of Little Falls and two other passengers were hospitalized. Lee Treese 52 of Montevideo died as his car overturned on Highway 212 seven miles southwest of Madison near the South Dakota border.
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Minnesota
Audrey K. Lester
Hurley
Wis
Arrowhead Bridge
Duluth
Highway Patrol
Mary K. Mulvey
Little Falls
Herman J. Perlinger
Lee Treese
Montevideo
Madison
South Dakota
Mothers of Hippies Find Help In Tuesday Support Meetings
In Washington, parents of hippies meet weekly as the National Society for the Parents of Flower Children seeking guidance to bring runaway children home. The group, small but growing, shares stories of fear, hope, and occasional progress as they discuss treatment, rebellion, and the road back to family life.
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Washington
National Society For the Parents of Flower Children
NSPFC
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Dupont Circle
Alcoholicos Anonymous
Meat Inspection Measure Seen to Get Final Okay
Congress moves toward final approval of a sweeping meat inspection bill designed to extend federal standards to 15,000 plants within three years. President Johnson and Sen Mondale praise the measure as a victory for American consumers and housewives. House Agriculture Chair Poage argues the bill imposes federal controls that should be left to the states.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Senate
House
Senate
Johnson
Sen
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Betty Furness
President Johnson
W. R. Poage
House Agriculture Committee
Restaurant Man Fined 1000 in Deer Case
Minneapolis operator Donald Worwa pleaded guilty in District Court to transporting 11 untagged deer illegally taken. He was fined 1000 dollars and had his automobile confiscated after a crash in Cass County. The deer were in a refrigerated trailer behind his car.
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Cass County
Highway Patrol
Worwa
Murphy
U S Steel hikes again as prices rise
In Pittsburgh AP reports U S Steel Corp announces a second price increase within a week, raising galvanized and aluminum coated sheets by five dollars a ton. In Minneapolis AP notes three men face federal bank robbery charges for the Nov. 27 Jordan Minn. holdup.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Minneapolis
Northwestern State Bank of Jordan
N D Democrat Attacks McCarthy On Viet Stand
Devils Lake North Dakota doctor S B Hocking writes to Senator Eugene McCarthy condemning his Vietnam stance as unjustified and says dissenters marching burning draft cards and rioting offer aid to the enemy and risk political pressure in South Vietnam.
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Devils Lake
N.D
North Dakota
Democratic National
South Vietnam
Hocking
Paris Reverses Stokely Carmichael Entry Decision
Stokely Carmichael, Black Power advocate, was allowed into France after overnight detention at Orly Airport as an undesirable foreigner. Authorities offered no immediate explanation for the reversal by higher police officials.
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Paris
Stokely Carmichael
France
Orly Airport
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