Three Die in Twin Engine Plane Crash Near Good Thunder
Wreckage of a missing Beechcraft twin engine plane was found on Walter Hipps farm south of Good Thunder Minnesota. Victims were Walter Chesley Montevideo Minnesota 43 Harold Reichert North Mankato Minnesota 51 and John Den Adel Oskaloosa Iowa 41 all officials of Nationwide Motor Club. The craft disappeared Tuesday night en route from Oskaloosa Iowa to Mankato Minnesota. The Civil Air Patrol planned further searches despite fog and mist.
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Oskaloosa
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Walter Hipps
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Reichert
Chesley
Minnesota
National Family Insurance Co
St. Paul
Civil Air Patrol
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Bank Robber Gets Only 7 Dollars in KC heist
A man demanded cash at a Kansas City bank and received seven dollars from a widow who opened her purse. He fled as a motorcycle officer arrested Ellis Thayer Van Nattan, 55, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on bank robbery charges with a $5,000 bond.
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Billye Kriss
Ellis Thayer van Nattan
Tulsa
Okla
Security National Bank
van Nattan
Rains Hit Flood Stricken West for 3rd Straight Day
The Pacific storm drenches five western states California Washington Oregon Nevada and Idaho with floods and fatalities. Rescue crews from Air Force Navy National Guard Red Cross Coast Guard and Civil Defense aid thousands stranded by high water slides and snow as relief supplies move in and authorities declare disaster in parts of the region.
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Justices Propose Overhaul of Minnesota Property Assessments
Minnesota Supreme Court urged a legislature overhaul of the antiquated assessed value system to ensure uniform taxation. The Dalton case found unfair 1958 1959 assessments in Duluth and returned for a fixed percentage until true value is used statewide.
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Spalding Hotel Co
Siamcom
Saigon Bomb Kills 2 Americans and Injures 50
A massive terrorist blast at the Brink Hotel in Saigon on Christmas Eve killed two Americans and injured about 50 others, including Army personnel, civilians, and service members from multiple branches. Vietnamese police detained several suspects as fires and chaos engulfed the five-block area.
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Santa Claus Brings Aid to Struggling Appalachia
In Whitesburg Kentucky a TV charity drive spurred a national response for Christmas relief. An anonymous Fort Lauderdale donor shipped 150 hams and $5 000 in clothing by plane, CBS’s Christmas in Appalachia program spurred gifts, while Major Andrew Miller of the Salvation Army coordinated food and toy purchases for distribution to residents.
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Tidal Wave Devastates Southern India and Ceylon
A cyclone and tidal wave struck southern India and Ceylon on Wednesday. The Madras chief minister reported about 200 dead at Dhanushkodi. The Indian Express estimated 500 feared drowned on Rameswaram island.
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Court Denies Writ to Bar Rail Strike
In Chicago a US district court denied an injunction to bar a nationwide railroad strike and delayed action pending appeal. Three unions machinists electricians and sheet metal workers had set strikes for November and December. Secretary Wirtz intervened and negotiations failed.. The judge will issue an order against the walkout pending higher court review after railroads file a motion.
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Joseph Sar
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Willard J. Lassers
News
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Perry
Traffic Deaths State Today and One Hundred Years Ago
A brief notice compares traffic fatalities reported today with figures from a century ago, highlighting a rise in deaths from 677 to 807 and related statistics.
Laird Eyes Ford’s GOP Conference Chair Post
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin is poised to signal next week his interest in chairing the House Republican Conference. The vacancy follows Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan seeking to unseat Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana as House GOP leader.
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Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Cold Wave Brings Frigid Xmas to Iowa
A cold wave heads into Iowa on Thursday with northerly winds 30 to 40 mph driving arctic air. The mercury drops as intermittent light snow falls and light freezing rain coats eastern highways in a glaze.
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Iowa
Rolvaag Plans Address to Legislature in Jan. 6 Session
Gov Karl Rolvaag said he hopes to address Minnesota's House and Senate in a joint session on January 6, the second day of the 1965 legislature. He noted formalities remain as he has not yet spoken with legislative leaders.
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Karl Rolvaag
State House
Senate
Minnesota
Melcher Club Hires Plate Cleaner Through Christmas
Melcher Iowa the Commercial Club hired a full time license plate cleaner to wash dirty plates after local police ticketed motorists for dirty plates. Earl Breese has cleaned nearly 1000 plates since starting Monday and continues through the holiday season.
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Melcher Commercial Club
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Johnson seeks higher rates for second and third class mail
President Johnson plans to ask Congress for rate hikes on second and third class mail and to consider pay raises for Civil Service and postal workers. Budget Director Gordon indicates the final budget will be well below the initial $108.5 billion request, under $100 billion if possible.
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Johnson City
Tex
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Weather and rates shape year end news briefing
Mostly fair and colder tonight with lows from zero to 10 below. Friday will be partly cloudy with highs 5 to 15. Outlook Saturday across all zones remains cold with no snow expected. The year’s total economic estimate stands around 97.2 billion dollars. The President has held budget talks with Cabinet members this week and plans a quiet Christmas at the ranch. Johnson seeks higher second and third class mail rates and ZIP code sorting for all volume mail. Gronouski notes modest increases and steps to reduce overtime and expand post office staffing, with the smallest fourth class offices to close faster.
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