Rivalry Steps Up in State Governor Race
Minnesota’s two major parties show early internal friction for 1966 governor nominations. GOP contenders Harold LaVander and William Randall have announced, with others like Elmer Anderson, Wheelock Whitney, and Lloyd Duxbury weighing moves. DFL eyes uncertain field as Rolvaag seeks a second term and Lt. Gov. Sandy Keith waits, amid watchful waiting and timing pressures shaping the race.
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Minnesota
Harold LaVander
South St. Paul
William Randall
Ramsey County
Elmer Anderson
Wheelock Whitney
Lloyd Duxbury
John Pillsbury
George Vavoulis
Walter Klaus
LeVander
DFL
Rolvaag
Sandy Keith
Keith
Disney session eyed by Florida to lure Disneyland project
Florida lawmakers prepare a special session to fast track a planned $100 million Disneyland of the East near Orlando. The state aims to remove roadblocks, capitalizing on expected tourism growth and job creation as the project moves forward.
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Florida
Walt Disney
Orlando
Today in History highlights key 1803 Louisiana Purchase events
On this Dec 20 1965, historic notes include the 1803 transfer of Louisiana Territory to the United States, the Pawtucket cotton mill opening, South Carolina's secession, the USSR formation, Admiral King’s 1941 appointment, Bremen raids, Macmillan’s 1965 cabinet move, Harman's atomic bomb denial, and a South Viet Nam leadership coup a year prior.
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Associated Press
Jackson Square
New Orleans
France
America
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Union of Soviet
Early Delinquents and Delinquency Prevention Reach
A criminologist notes little progress in curbing juvenile delinquency due to late remedial efforts. Eleonor Glueck and Sheldon Glueck of Harvard developed a social prediction table predicting delinquency from ages two to three. The New York City Youth Board found the table effective. family life is key, while schools and churches act too late.
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Eleanor Toroff Glueck
Harvard University
Sheldon
Harvard
New York City
Suburban push to count 1965 census in state redistricting
Some Twin Cities suburbs favor using their 1965 census totals for redistricting to gain representation. Critics call it ridiculous and say only a few Minnesota communities pursued 1965 censuses for tax revenue, while the 1960 federal census underpins redistricting. The move highlights suburban eagerness despite potential loss of representation elsewhere.
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Twin Cities
Minnesota
U.S. Supreme Court
Pressures rise for more state representation amid census debate
The article argues that metro spokesmen seek increased representation ahead of the 1970 census, claiming their gain could harm rural areas. It notes Twin Cities advantages in lobbying due to concentration and proximity to the capitol, warning out-state regions must unite to secure state projects and benefits.
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Twin Cities
Princess Margaret travel sparks mixed British reaction
The Des Moines Register reports on Princess Margaret's US visit amid mixed English opinions. Critics complain about expenses and entourage while supporters, including William Hamilton MP, deem it entertaining and harmless.
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United States
William Hamilton
West Fife
Earl
Snowdon
Kennedys
Princess Margaret Rose
DES Moines Register
Christmas gifting by Kiwanis aids county children
Kiwanians collected Christmas gifts for county needy children. Dr. B. J. Cranwell elected master of Fidelity Lodge 39 AF&AM. Austin Scarlets to play Rochester at the Armory Friday. Twenty years ago Christmas for Others presented by LeRoy grades on Dec. 20. A free children's show at Paramount today. Honeymead Co rejects building soybean plant in Austin. Drilling ongoing on two city wells near Brownsdale and Decker Ave. Austin Bus Lines announces holiday shopper service. Daily meditation service added to answering device.
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Austin Scarlets
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Armory
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Paramount
The
Honeymead Co
Cedar Rapids
Austin
Brownsdale
Decker Ave
Austin Bus Lines
Humphrey quietly backs Reuther for State Dept board
In San Francisco Hubert Humphrey's secret meetings with Walter Reuther hint at placing the auto union leader on the State Dept planning board. The board guides policy though it lacks decision-making power and could influence White House and Pentagon views. Secret talks and high-level labor influence surround the possible appointment.
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Victor Riesel
San Francisco
Hubert Humphrey
Secret Service
Walter Reuther
Fairmont
U.S
Humphrey
State Dept
Reuther
State Dept. Planning Board
White House
Pentagon
Secretary of State
Detroite
Dean Rusk
Dynamic Auto Union
Long
Reuther Moves in AFL CIO Talks Amid Viet Nam Rift
The labor leader David Reuther, at 58, pushes for immediate Viet Nam negotiations and broader foreign policy influence, while consolidating power in the AFL CIO via a new slate of vice presidents and organizing drives. A battle over Ralph Helstein’s vice presidency ends in Reuther’s favor, signaling a strengthened position at the labor table.
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Johnson
Reuther
Washington
Afl-Cio
Viet Nam
United Auto Workers
Industrial Union Department
Labor Executive Council
Ralph Helstein
AFL Cio
CIO
Helstein
Big Joe Curran
Blunt National Maritime Union
Holstein
Patent ethics and oddball inventions in patent history
A discussion on what makes an invention useful under the Constitution and patent law. Examples include perpetual motion devices rejected for violating natural law, tools beneficial to society, and such oddities as automated hat-tippers and fly-shooting guns.
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Patent Office
Alexander Graham Bell
Quick Quiz Answers Reveal Hidden History Facts
The quiz covers replacements for silver in coins, Pluto’s day length, the true duration of the Hundred Years War, and the Brooklyn Bridge’s construction time. It cites 612 earth days for Pluto’s rotation, 1337 to 1453 for the war, and fourteen years to build the bridge.
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Pluto
Brooklyn Bridge
Kremlin and Religion in 1965 Seeks Quiet Accord
For the first time in decades Russians may celebrate Christmas without fear as the Kremlin eases anti religious pressure. The piece traces shifts from Stalin to Khrushchev and the current leadership, noting religion reemerges as a political issue amid foreign and domestic uncertainties. It highlights Togliatti's warning that coexistence with religion may be possible and the broader trend of liberalizing stance within Marxist Leninist strategy.
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Leon Dennen
Enterprise Assn
New York
Kremlin
Lenin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Red World
Moscow
China
Steps to Stock Profits No 1 Stocks Provide Protection
Roland Goodman explains why stocks offer inflation protection and potential gains. He notes stocks are held by about 20 million Americans, discuss risks and the need for informed selection, and preview the Red Book securities guide available for purchase.
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Roland Goodman
The
Austin Daily Herald
P.O
Radio City
N.Y
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