Change in Farm Policies May Be Near
A farm program shift may be ahead as Farm Bureau leaders in Chicago express satisfaction with James Patton's claim that large government programs are fading. Patton, long a proponent, sees agreement with Farm Bureau on cooperatives to secure better prices and hints at possible policy changes as Congress could start movement next session.
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Chicago
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
Farm Bureau
Johnson Administration
Congress
Humphrey faces White House bid amid public doubt
A Gallup poll shows 26 percent foresee Humphrey winning the presidential nomination, 23 percent want him to be president, and 72 percent believe he desires the office. The analysis credits Johnson's strong influence and limited solo profile as hampering Humphrey's chances.
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Gallup
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Humphrey
Senate
Johnson
Minnesota Fights Litter Decline Cuts Costs in 1965
The Minnesota highway department notes a drop in litter pickup costs for the first six months of 1965 to 114000 dollars from 159294 dollars in 1964, crediting newspaper publicity. Yet total litter costs since January 1958 reach 1800000 dollars, urging continued public effort to curb waste.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Highway Department
Keith Defends Minnesota Tax System Amid Growth Debate
The lieutenant governor endorses current taxes as adequate and cites low unemployment while acknowledging rural outmigration and urban growth. A North Star Institute report shows Minnesota lost 91 000 people between 1960 and 1963. Paul Keith’s stance contrasts with Galbraith and the Minneapolis Tribune calls for stronger leadership to boost growth and public services.
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DFL
Minnesota
Keith
Upper Midwest
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Rochester
Capitol
Minneapolis Tribune
Rotarians Christmas Party Held This Week
Rotarians staged their annual Christmas party on Monday. Nash-Lafayette and Rep Agency has moved to 312 N. Chatham. The Shamrocks beat Man kato Loyola 36 to 29. Austin High wrestlers start season Friday at Albert Lea. Alice Guild tops Austin Junior College fall quarter honor roll with straight A’s. The Messiah will be performed in Man kato Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Husemuller new president of Grace Lutheran Missionary Society. Milwaukee Railroad yard water tower demolished today. M B Irwin and Robert Irwin buy Kinsmans from Mrs. Charles S Ashton.
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Austin
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Austin Junior College
Mankato
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Grace Lutheran Missionary Society
Milwaukee Railroad Yard
M. B. Irwin
Robert Irwin
Kinsmans, Inc
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Rude Pravo
Red Justice
Czech Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
Czech Socialist Republic
Europe
Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Stalin
Charles University
Banks, scams, and a look at the FBI's year
A reader questions obituary wording and the idea of survivors. The piece then notes bank robber profiles from the FBI, revealing typical ages, apparel, and timing. It describes how to foil heists and the role of witnesses, plus Christmas consumer scams and Better Business Bureau findings. The FBI’s 1964 profits and convictions are summarized.
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FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Today in History highlights major events on December 16
On this date in 1773 the Boston tea party occurred. Other milestones include 1689 the English Bill of Rights, 1809 Napoleon’s divorce from Josephine, 1835 a New York fire destroying 674 buildings, and 1865 US warning about French troops in Mexico.
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Associated Press
Boston
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
New York City
Napoleon III
United States
Mexico
Cannel at Bay Great Fate for Freight
New York editorial argues the Erie Lackawanna Railroad will abandon New Jersey commuter service after year starts, keeping freight. The piece contrasts freight and passenger needs, claiming freight is cheaper and more efficient, and urges public acceptance of the shift to protect the economy.
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Ward Cannel
New Jersey
Crack in the Iron Curtain Czechoslovakia Turns Westward
In Prague youth rebel against rigid communism as Western rock styles spread. Antonin Novotny, veteran leader, faces calls for reform as young people mock slogans. Passive resistance opens a window to the West, especially through arts and culture, signaling shifting attitudes.
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Novotny
Czech youths challenge Prague Communist rule amid unrest
Readers learn how Czech youths in Prague resist the Communist regime by criticizing conscription losses, wages, and promotions. a Slovak writer touts Czechoslovakian communism as an alternative to Moscow. The piece notes anti Russian sentiment, nostalgia for parliamentary democracy, and a push to discourage foreign contacts. West Germany and spy stories fuel state security rhetoric.
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Yugoslavia
Russia
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
The Host’s Duty to Maintain Safe Premises in Civil Claims
A home owner faces rising guest injury lawsuits citing the need to repair hazards. Courts balance defect severity and link to accidents, noting hidden dangers you know about impose liability, while minor or unconnected flaws may deny damages.
Rolvaag Again Opposes State Sales Tax
Gov Karl Rolvaag reiterated opposition to a state sales tax to delegates of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. He said the levy is being campaigned daily in Twin Cities newspapers and noted Minnesota gained 107 million dollars from federal grain programs and eight million from the wheat program in the past year.
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ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Twin Cities
Rolvaag
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