Rochester Labor Leader Dies in IH 90 Crash
Eugene J. Topness 39, Rochester carpenters Local 1382 representative and Minnesota AFL-CIO VP, died when his car rear ended a stalled semi loaded with 900 bushels of corn on Interstate 90 east of Austin. Harold Brandt 36 and Clifford Hamlin 28, both Spring Valley residents, were unharmed. Weather conditions mild for winter. coroner declined inquest.
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Rochester
Mower County
Austin
St. Olaf Hospital
Eugene J. Topness
Rochester Carpenters
Harold Brandt
Spring Valley
Clifford Hamlin
Frank Foster
Wells
Topness
George P. Stahl
Dale Rolfson
State Carpenter's Union
Minnesota
St. Paul
U S to Recognize Two Regimes in Caribbean and Central America
The United States plans to recognize the Honduran military regime led by Col Oswaldo Lopez Arellano and the Dominican civilian junta installed after President Juan Bosch's overthrow. Both promise to move to freely elected civilian governments within 18 months. Ambassadors Bartlow Martin and Charles Burrows are expected to return to their posts.
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Honduras
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
United States
John Bartlow Martin
Charles R. Burrows
FBI Recovers Nearly All of Ransom Money
The FBI arrested three men in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case and recovered almost all of the 240000 dollar ransom. Suspects John W. Irwin Barry W. Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler face kidnapping charges and possible life terms.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
Frank Sinatra Sr
Nancy
Frank
Nancy Sands
Tina
Washington
John W. Irwin
Barry W. Keenan
Los Angeles
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Playa del Rey
FBI
Keenan
Amsler
Irwin
San Diego
Mexico
Sub Zero Wallop Hits 12 States
An Arctic cold front plunged the nation’s midsection below freezing in at least a dozen states nine days before winter. Record lows appeared in North Dakota and Nebraska, with lighter readings across Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois and Iowa. Snow and rain affected northern New England New York the Great Lakes and the Rockies as winds and slick roads lingered.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Dickinson
Miles City
Mont
Nebraska
Chadron
Scotts Bluff
Aberdeen
S.D
Watertown
Mercury
Marquette
Mich
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Denver
Kirksville
Minnesota
Alexandria
Mason City
Iowa
Des Moines
Lafayette
Ind
Illinois
Chicago
Rockford
Florida
New England
New York State
Great Lakes Region
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Schedule of Pages for Herald Today
The edition lists pages across sections Editorials Sports Society Comics Teen Scene and Markets. Readers can locate Area News and Market items with page indicators and section labels for quick navigation.
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Society
Your Herald Today
Reformatory Boys Need Help Scrutiny at Red Wing School
Minnesota Citizens Council on Delinquency and Crime tour at Red Wing Training School heard Dr. Carl Schwartz of Austin estimate that about half the youths may reoffend after release and that 25 to 30 percent show signs of mental breakdowns. He urged two or three full time psychiatrists and noted time constraints. Officials plan to seek more statistics and continue study as three new cottages were toured.
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Red Wing, Minn
Minnesota Citizens Council On Delinquency
Red Wing
Carl Schwartz
Austin
The
Council
Schwartz
Langley - Porter Institute
California
Will Turnblade
Appeals court overturns Air Force captain espionage conviction
An appeals court voided the court martial of Air Force Captain Joseph Kauffmann on espionage charges and condemned the Air Force for its investigation as reprehensible and indefensible. The report notes rising scrutiny of military inquiry methods and calls for accountability.
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Washington
Air Force
Joseph Kauffmann
Minnesota Pike Season Opens May 16
The 1964 summer inland waters pike season in Minnesota opens May 16 with daily and possession limits unchanged.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Republicans Refuse Immediate Support For Johnson Agenda
A group of House Republicans led by Charles Halleck say they will not abandon opposition to President Johnson's proposals despite Kennedy's assassination. The GOP policy group argues grief should not force unity on controversial measures and affirms dissent as part of American governance.
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Geoffrey Gould
Associated Press
Washington
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Republican Policy Committee
Prisoner Fornera Vanishes From Manhattan Court
Ronald Fornera, 22, disappeared Friday after being brought to Manhattan Criminal Court to testify in a burglary case. Police noted he was in the plain clothes section and walked away unnoticed, wearing a pajama top over blue pants.
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NEW York (Ap
Ronald Fornera
Manhattan Criminal Court
Fornera
Mostly fair weather with cold snaps tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a sharp cold stretch. Lows drop between 12 and 18 below zero tonight, then remain cold on Sunday as the outlook shows scattered snow possible Monday.
Miners Hold Hostages as Mobilization Starts in Bolivia
Communist led tin miners mobilize in Catavi Siglo Veinte area 150 miles southeast of La Paz vowing to free four Americans and other captives. President Paz Estenssoro rejects vice president Lechin's demand to resign and withdraw troops, keeping forces at Oruro until hostages are released.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Catavi-Siglo
Victor Paz
Paz Estenssoro
Lechin
Oruro
Federico Escobar
Irineo Pimentel
Dinah Washington Found Dead In Detroit Home
Blues singer Dinah Washington, 37, was found dead at her Detroit home. Police said an overdose of sedatives could be involved, with an unmarked bottle of pills beside her bed. Night club and TV star Dinah had just married NFL star Dick Night Train Lane in July.
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Detroit
Dinah Washington
Miss Washington
Night Train) Lane
George Jenkins
Robert Grayson
Detroit Metropolitan
Boston
Lane
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Lions
Chicago Bears
Dinah
George
Robert
B. C. Ross
Ross
William J. Chubb
Ethel Harrison
Lane Home
West Side
Kidnappers' Hideout Identified Near Sinatra Jr Case
The FBI named a vacant Canoga Park house at 8143 Mason Ave as the hideout used by men who abducted Frank Sinatra Jr. in a case announced today. The Los Angeles suburb is part of the greater Los Angeles area under investigation.
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Nancy Keenan
University High School
Sinatra
Nancy
FBI
Mason Ave
Canoga Park
Calif
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Moneyed backers seek Ruby acquittal in Dallas murder case
District Attorney Henry Wade says "somebody with lots of money" wants Jack Ruby found innocent and is funding top West Coast lawyers and a renowned psychiatrist. Ruby has hired four lawyers from California East Texas and Dallas and a San Francisco attorney Melvin Belli says a Detroit brother arranged his involvement. Belli also planned a $100000 bond if Bail is allowed ahead of the Feb. 3 trial date.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Wade
Ruby
California
East
Texas
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Earl Ruby
Detroit
Belli
Joe B. Brown
Norwegian Fete Televised Across Two Nations
Minneapolis and Oslo join in a two nation Syttende Mai celebration broadcast via Telstar II. WCCO TV and Bell Telephone arrange the hour long relay from Minneapolis to Andover Maine Pleument Bodou France Oslo Goonhilly Downs England and back for Minnesota Norwegians and their homeland. Estimated cost to WCCO-TV runs thirty to fifty thousand dollars.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Telstar 1
Wcco - TV
Axel Moltke-Hansen
Bell Telephone System
St. Olaf College Choir
Northfield
Johnson
Moltke-Hansen
Karl Rolvaag
Olav
Oslo
Olav V
Telstar II
Andover
Maine
Pleument Bodou
France
Goonhilly Downs
England
Telstar
F. van Konynenberg
Wcco-Tv
Senate clears four major bills for White House action
The Senate approved four large measures aimed at federal aid to education, defense, and labor. The packages include a 1.56 billion vocational education act, a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization, a 527 million expanded Manpower Training Act, and a 1.5 billion military construction appropriation.
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Senate
White House
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Minty Sota Farmers Union Meet Opens in St Paul
St Paul hosts the Minty sota Farmers Union annual meeting with Sen Eugene McCarthy delivering a memorial for the late President John F Kennedy. Speakers include Leon A Schertler Edwin Christianson James G Patton Hubert Humphrey Norman M Clapp and Lt Gov Beil.
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Hamlin
Bernard Schueller
Joseph Carl Rossi
Schueller
Russell Rattel
St. Paul Park
George W. Daniels
U.S
By John M. Hightower
A.P
Regmes
Dovnican Republic
William Simon
J. J. Casper
Frank Jr
James Bacon
Reformatory
Hospital
St. Peter Hospital
German Politico Dies
Bonn
Germany
Erich Ollenhauer
West German
Social Democratic Party
Thomas J. Stone
Escobar
Pimental
Ers
Mrs. Harrison
Fidsvord
Norway
Fidsworld
By Joe Hall
Farmers Union
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