Supreme Court approves limited use of informers in crime cases
The Supreme Court upheld convictions of James R. Hoffa Z T Osborn Jr and Duke Lee Lewis while endorsing limited government use of informers and undercover agents. The rulings allow deceptive tactics in special circumstances but preserve Fourth Amendment privacy protections. Chief Justice Warren noted official deception to gather evidence is permissible in prosecutions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Z.T. Osborn Jr
Duke Lee Lewis
Hoffa
Osborn
Lewis
Boston
Justice Department
U.S
High Court
Earl Warren
Potter Stewart
Girl Pleads Guilty to Indecent Conduct in Bet
Joyce Calcina 18 of Minneapolis pleaded guilty to indecent conduct after parading on Hennepin Avenue at about 1 am Sunday wearing only a bra panties boots and a thin coat of gold paint to ward off freezing temperatures. Municipal Judge Herbert Estrem ordered a suspended 30 day sentence.
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Minneapolis
Joyce Calcina
Hennepin Avenue
Herbert Estrem
FBI Director Hoover at odds with Kennedy over wiretap authorization
Edgar Hoover and Senator Robert F. Kennedy clash over who approved wire tapping for the FBI. The dispute centers on authority and decision making during federal investigations.
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Edgar Hoover
FBI
Robert F. Kennedy
No Real Controversy Over Location of National Park
AP report quotes Hennepin County Judge Edwin P. Chapman and Voyageurs National Park Association president, arguing no real dispute over park location on Kabetogama Peninsula. He urges Congress action this session, noting competition among states and potential budget limits, while praising the peninsula site as meeting all requirements.
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Minneapolis
Voyageurs National Park Association
Kabetogama Peninsula
Hennepin County
Edwin P. Chapman
Citizens League
National
Chapman
Farmer jailed as NSP erects pole on his land
Washington County farmer Arnie Carlson, 44, of Woodbury Township, was jailed 90 days for contempt after refusing an $850 easement settlement for two acres condemned by Northern States Power Co. The utility is building a 345,000-volt high voltage link to St. Louis, with a two-pole tower on Carlson property.
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Carlson
Greg
NSP
Minnesota
St. Louis
Iowa and Winona Projects Get Federal Funds
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved grants and a loan for Iowa and Minnesota projects. Sioux City received 164 252 dollars to aid the Siouxland Metropolitan Planning Council in regional growth planning. Des Moines got 80 275 dollars for central Iowa growth planning. Winona Minnesota secured an 18 750 dollar loan to plan 125 low rent homes.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sioux City
Iowa
Siouxland
St Paul Soldier Dies in Viet Nam
Army Private Charles D. Damsgard, 20, of St Paul, died in Viet Nam of non hostil e causes, Defense Department announced. Drafted in February, he had served about two months in the country.
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Washington (Ap) — Army
Charles D. Damsgard
Lester A. Damsgard
St. Paul
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Army
Austin Herald Brief Notes from December 13 1966
Local brief items from Austin Minnesota include community updates, upcoming meetings, and public notices typical of the Tuesday edition. The page provides short notices about civic affairs and local happenings for residents.
Divers Probe Hulk of Sunken Ore Carrier Morrell
Divers prepared to inspect the hulk of a ship believed to be the sunken ore carrier Daniel J. Morrell about 26 miles off Harbor Beach Michigan. Three divers were hired by Bethlehem Steel Corp, with operations to start today if weather allows.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
Daniel J. Morrell
Morrell
Lake Huron
Dennis Hale
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Harbor Beach Coast Guard
Screen Writers Guild And Studios Reach Agreement
Los Angeles based Screen Writers Guild of America and major Hollywood studios reach a new contract Monday night averting a midnight strike. The agreement was approved at a Guild meeting at the Century Plaza Hotel with terms undisclosed.
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Los Angeles
Screen Writers Guild of America
Los Angeles Movie Studios
Century Plaza Hotel
Deer Shooting Accident Ends in $100 Fine
Roy Whitney, 67, of Brainerd, fined $100 in Municipal Court for firing a firearm across a public road. The incident near Two Harbors left Kenneth Mickelson dead. authorities ruled the shooting accidental.
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Two Harbors
Minn
Roy Whitney
Brainerd
Whitney
Kenneth Mickelson
Lake
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Winona
Santa
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Mobile Dishwasher
Frigidaire Imperial Dishmobile
N. Main
Gordons
House of Service
Midtown
Austin
Sunny Brook
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Cincinnati
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Kentucky
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