Democrats Blame Committee as Fixes Sought for 1968
Distraught Democratic leaders nationwide fault the National Democratic Committee for 1966 losses and urge revival. President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey push to diagnose causes while Bailey seeks sustaining members to cut the party debt and bolster coordination with states.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associatedess
National Committee
Humphrey
Criswell
Bailey
John F. Kennedy
Minnesota Commission Backs Second Medical School Study
A Minnesota governor’s commission urged the 1967 Legislature to fund a $500,000 study to determine location financing and university relationships for a second medical school. Proposals from Mayo Clinic in Rochester and Northern Association in St. Paul compete with University of Minnesota expansion plans.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Commission On Health and Rehabilitation
Northern Association For Medical Education
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
University of Minnesota
Ing
Governor
House
Richard Fitzsimons
Argyle
Karl F. Rolvaag
Robert Howard
The
University Medical School
University
Duluth
Boeing BOAC settle wrongful death in Mt Fuji crash
The Boeing Company and British Overseas Airways Corp. reach a 727000 settlement over the Edina couple killed in the BOAC flight crash near Mt. Fuji on March 5. Brad L. Goldstein, 2, receives 200000 with his mother getting 27000. probate court to hear petition.
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Boeing Co
British Overseas Airways Corp
Mt. Fuji
Japan
Charles T. Hvass
Hvass
Brad L. Goldstein
Murray Goldstein
U.S
Goldstein
Thermo King Corp
Bloomington
Ralph Kerwin
Edina
Ralph W. Porter
Two topless dancers bound over on indecent exposure charges
Marian Bryant aged 22 and Diana Marshall aged 20, both employed as dancers at the Atlantic Beach Lounge in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, were bound over to Criminal Court on indecent exposure charges.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Marian Bryant
Diana Marshall
Atlantic Beach
Legislator Declares War on Moose Killers in Minnesota
State Rep. Loren S. Rutter of Kinney says he has declared war on moose killers after 17 moose carcasses were found during and after the deer season. He plans a 1967 bill to impose a six month prison term for moose killings, calling current penalties too lenient.
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Duluth
Minn
Loren S. Rutter
Kinney
Minnesota
North Woods
Rutter
Regional Air Lines Get CAB Approval for Visit U.S.A. Fare
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved the continuation of the Visit U.S.A. fare for 13 regional airlines until December 31, 1957. Frontier North Central and Ozark are among the feeders. The deal lets a foreign visitor travel within a line's system for 21 days at a flat $75 for one person and $150 for a family.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S.A
Frontier
North Central
Ozark
Chicago Men Held in Gangland Slaying
Three Chicago men were held Monday in the Dec. 5 gangland slaying of Eugene A. Karzas 34 Franklin Park Illinois found shot and stabbed to death in a car. No charges were filed immediately. Karzas and three others had been accused in a break in at a St Paul post office.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Eugene A. Karzas
Franklin Park
Ill
Karzas
St. Paul
Passengers Won't Miss Christmas Day on Oriana
The ocean liner Oriana leaving Vancouver for Australia will disregard the international dateline for a few hours to avoid missing most of Christmas Day. If she crossed west, a full day would be lost for passengers aboard.
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Vancouver
B.C
Australia
Prison Term for Starving Baby in Glasgow Case
Edward Donnachie and his wife were sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to failing to provide food clothing and medical aid to seven month old Alexander who died from starvation at their Glasgow home. The sheriff's court heard the couple admitted the neglect.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Edward Donnachie
Alexander
Fate of Harlan at stake as pastors urge plant union talks
A group of 23 Shelby County clergymen urged Western Iowa Park Co and the United Packinghouse Workers Union to settle a four month meat packing plant strike by Christmas. They condemned violence and offered to join bargaining sessions to aid a settlement, warning the conflict harms the community. Dave Hart said ministers could sit in on negotiations. plant manager Edward Hannan declined to comment.
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Harlan
Iowa
Shelby County
Western Iowa Park Co
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Dave Hart
Des Moines
Edward Hannan
Estern Iowa
RCA Plans Cutoff of Trade With Israel
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports RCA will sever trade relations with Israel. The move follows RCA being blacklisted at a boycott conference last month alongside Ford Motors and Coca Cola according to Al Jarida.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Radio Corporation of America
Israel
al Jarida
RCA
Ford Motors
Coca-Cola Co
Doorman at Empire State Building Dies at 62
Michael Casserly, a 20 year doorman at the Empire State Building, died Saturday of cancer at age 62 in New York. He greeted famous visitors and crowds to the 102 story landmark.
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New York
Empire State Building
Michael Casserly
Davenport Rapist Held on Illinois Charge
Larry W. Hendricks, 29, Rock Island Illinois, was held Tuesday on charges of raping a 16 year old housewife. He was arrested Monday night and waived extradition to Iowa where bond was set at 20000 dollars.
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Davenport
Larry W. Hendricks
Rock Island
Ill
Iowa
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