Roving Strikes May Be Used Against Influx of Reds
U S forces plan intensified roving strikes by helicopter borne troops to curb North Vietnamese infiltration into South Vietnam. Officials expect no Laos troop fence and anticipate continued air mobile operations, with 165700 troops now and possible rises toward 300000.
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Washington
United States
Laos
South
Viet Nam
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Ia Drang
U.S. 1St Cavalry
North Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Air Mobile
Army
Opposition Ends Plan for Girls Job Corps Center
Community opposition in Minneapolis sinks Packard Bell proposal for a two year Girls Job Corps center in a downtown hotel for 500 trainees. Mayor Naftalin and Omar Schmidt reject the plan citing social concerns and downtown location issues despite assurances from federal officials.
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Minneapolis
Packard Bell Electronics Corp
Arthur Naftalin
Omar Schmidt
Hennepin County
Naftalin
Washington
Sargent Shriver
FAA plans 3D radar at major airports nation wide
FAA will equip major U S airports with a three dimensional alpha-numeric radar system to identify and locate high altitude airliners, reducing voice dependent errors. The program, costing about 250 million dollars, aims to cover 22 major terminals and many en route facilities within five years, with two years before New York area rollout.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
New York
Westchester County
FAA
Thomas
Soviet raises 1966 defense budget 5 percent
Moscow reports a 13.4 billion rubles defense budget for 1966, up 5 percent amid what Vasily Garbuzov called conditions of aggravation of international danger. He cited imperialist tensions without naming Viet Nam, and said defense would take 12.8 percent of the budget.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vasily Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Washington
Garbuzov
Viet Nam
October Record for Highway Deaths
The National Safety Council reports 4,820 traffic deaths in October, the highest monthly toll this year. The figure is 5 percent above October 1964, and the year-to-date total reaches 39,760, about 2 percent higher than the same period in 1964.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Minenko Named District Judge of Hennepin County
Eugene Minenko 43, named district judge for Hennepin County by Gov. Karl Rolvaag. He will succeed Paul Jaroscak who retired after 20 years. Minenko, Blooming-ton resident and former assistant attorney general, now serves as municipal judge. District post pays $20,000 yearly. municipal $16,900.
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Minenko
Hennepin County
ST. Paul
Eugene Minenko
Karl Rolvaag
Paul Jaroscak
Rolvaag
Bloomington
Rolveag
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Jaroscak
Luther W. Youngdah
Discount on Feed Grains For Minnesota Farmers
The U S Agriculture Department announced a 12 month program allowing farmers in 12 Minnesota counties to buy government grain at 75 percent of support prices for foundation herds due to feed shortages. The plan also permits purchases for stock other than foundation herds. Counties include Aitkin Benton Cass Crow Wing Hubbard Koochiching Lake of the Woods Mille Lacs Morrison Todd Wadena and southern St Louis.
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Morrison, Todd
Wadena
St. Louis
Rural Electric Hints Private Money for Future Expansion
The White House backs a plan for the rural electric system to tap private capital to supplement government loans. NRECA officials, meeting with White House and REA leaders, say progress is made on a financing program with four representatives per state to review proposals in December. Formal approval awaits the NRECA convention in Las Vegas next February. The federal 2 percent REA loans would continue for new borrowers and those unable to secure private funds.
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Washington
White House
Ings
NRECA
Budget Bureau
The
REA
Johnson
Congress
Association
Las Vegas
Last Ocean Going Ships Exit Seaway Locks
The last ocean going ship to clear the St Lambert Locks in Montreal marked the end of the annual winter freeze up rush. Five lake ships still moved up the seaway to winter in the Great Lakes as water near the locks stood at 35 degrees. The 13 000 ton Norwegian tanker Anina was the final salty to clear the seaway and head for a trans Atlantic voyage.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lambert
Great Lakes
Anina
Clinton Votes on $60 Million Industrial Bond Issue
Clinton voters considered a landmark $60 million industrial bond issue under Iowa’s new revenue bond law to finance a new plant by Chemplex Co., a Skelly Oil Co. and American Can Co. joint venture. The project aims to hire 150 people with a $1.5 million payroll and attract related industries, potentially boosting the city’s industrial standing.
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Clinton
Iowa
United States
Chemplex Co
Skelly Oil Co
American Can Co
Chemplex
Robert Bickelhaupt
Clinton Development Co
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