Kremlin Withdrawals Believed Complete After Prague Session
Soviet troops pulled back from Czechoslovakia with estimates showing all but about 7,000 occupying soldiers remaining outside major cities. Prague’s National Assembly met to approve downstream measures tied to federation and new state cabinets as Russians resisted broader decentralization and market reforms.
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Fred Coleman
Associated Press
Prague
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Aseem
Oldrichik
Slovakia
Hac
West Germany
National Assembly
Emer Gram Ae
Coalead Oe
Party
Pipe Major Hill Leads Pipers Outside House of Commons
The scene outside the House of Commons in London shows Pipe Major Robert Hill of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders regimental band playing as a petition against disbandment is delivered by George Younger MP for Ayr. The petition reportedly contains more than one million signatures.
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Robert Hill
Argyll and ‘Utherland Highlanders Regiment
House of Commons
London
George Younger
Ayr
Arrests Over Illegal Deferments Stir Draft Case
The FBI reports four more suspects sought in a draft deferment ring. One arrest occurred in Miami Beach Florida. J Edgar Hoover says the scheme used fake documents to imply registrants were National Guard members when they were not.
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FBI
Miami Beach
Fla
J. Hoover
FBI Direc
Tlineis National Guard
Hoover
Selective Service
National Guard
President Johnson urges focus on future progress
President Johnson told high ranking Black officials and civil leaders that dwelling on past progress would defraud themselves and that the course should be to press for greater gains ahead. He emphasized forward action and continued civil rights advancement.
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Johnson Hos
Johnson
MPSC Grants Permanent Authority for Northern Minnesota Bus Route
The Minnesota Public Service Commission grants Northern Pacific Transport Co. permanent authority to operate buses between Little Falls and International Falls. The Greyhound and Northern Transportation lines had ceased service after a PSC hearing made the change permanent, with Northern Pacific as a subsidiary of Northern Pacific Railroad.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Public Service Commission
Northern Pacific Transport Co
Little Falls
International Falls
Northern Pacific Railroad
PSC
Greyhound Lines
Northern Transportation Co
Ea Eii
Tite
Jury Nixes Suit Against Schnittker in Bar Punch Case
A Hennepin County jury in Minneapolis rejected a $30,000 damage suit against former Big Ten and pro basketball player Dick Schnittker. The panel found Schnittker justified in punching Dennis in the jaw at a bar in 1963.
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Minneapolis
Big Ten
Dick Schnittker
Hennepin County
Schnittker
Dennis
Kelm Named Chairman as Cargill Elects New Leaders
Erwin E. Kelm to chair Cargill board and serve as chief executive. Fred M. Seed named sixth president and chief operating officer. Whitney MacMillan and M. D. McVay promoted to group vice presidents. Kelm and Seed have long histories with Cargill dating to the 1930s.
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Minneapolis
Gill, Inc
Erwin E. Kelm
Kelm
International Farm Products
H. Terry Morrison
Cargill
Fred M. Seed
Seed
Whitney MacMillan
M. D. McVay
Grand Hee
Minn
Pffvcers
Minnesota
St. Croix Falls
Wis
Governor Backs Car Inspection Plan For Minnesota
Governor Harold LeVander urged a state wide safety check program during a televised address. He cited spot checks showing defects in several vehicles and said the data should persuade the legislature to require inspections. He discussed two years in office and outlined proposals for the 1969 legislative session.
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Paul
Minnesota
Harold LeVander
LeVander
House Ethics Group Mulls Plan to Avoid Vote Recording Errors
The committee explores an electric tallying system to replace manual aye or no calls. A tallying machine could link to House payroll data and print roll call results with party and state breakdowns. Discrepancies found in a year of votes show no pattern or impact on any legislation.
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House
Malls
Washington
the Committee
Pat Jennings
Melvin Price
John McCormack
Iowans Apply for Bank Charter in Worthington
Two Iowa men seek a state bank charter for the Security State Bank to be on Oxford Street in Worthington. FE W Maser of LeMars and Leo E Carlson Jr of Sibley are the applicants. No hearing date has been set by the State Commerce Commission.
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St, Paul
Iowa
Worthington
M. L. Rye
FE. W. Maser
LeMars
Leo E. Carlson Jr
Sibley
Security State Bank
Oxford Street
State Commerce Commission
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Sloan
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Pangburn Candy
Timex
Model Cars
Turkey
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