State High Court Referees Battle Over City Dump
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled on the Warroad village versus Lake Township case, stating the township health board lacked voter authorization to pursue legal action over the dump. The court also affirmed a lower ruling that liability for a deadly 1963 car crash near Red Wing could not be fixed, upholding a verdict for defendants.
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State High Court
ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Warroad
Lake Township
Township Board of Health
Supreme Court
Board of Health
Red Wing
Leo W. Anderson
Roy Meyer
Brighton
Indianhead Truck Line, Inc
Andersons
Anderson
Red Wing High School
Meyer
Oakwood Drive
New Brighton
Negroes Plan New Protest Marches in Klan Fortress
In Natchez and Fayette Mississippi, Negro activists led by NAACP field director James Evers prepare Christmas protest marches in Ku Klux Klan strongholds. The events accompany boycotts over racial differences, with state troopers dispatched to Fayette to maintain order amid tensions and accusations of police bias.
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Klan Fortress
Natchez, Miss
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Natchez
Fayette
Evers
Understudy Bully for Columbia Cager in City Musical
Columbia University basketball player David Newmark a 7 foot sophomore doubles as understudy for the role of The Bully in The Roar of the Greasepaint at a New York venue. He fills in for 7 foot 3 Murray Tannenbaum as needed.
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New York
Columbia University
David Newmark
Murray Tannenbaum
Forgery and theft suspects held after armed car stop
Riché and Stinson, both 19, and a 17-year-old from Minneapolis, were detained on forgery and theft charges after six officers stopped a car in St. Cloud. Police found a pistol, modified M 1 rifle, and a double barreled shotgun in the vehicle. They are linked to check thefts from Westman Silo Co. and forged checks in Buffalo Annandale Maple Lake and Rockford.
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Buffalo
Minn
Riché
Stinson
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Westman Silo Co
Princeton
Annandale
Maple Lake
Rockford
Christmas lightens austere Pentagon mood amid Viet Nam war
The Pentagon shows seasonal decor with a silver Christmas tree and festive signs while war plans remain active. About 1 million U.S. servicemen are overseas this Christmas, including 188,000 in Viet Nam and 60,000 Navy personnel at sea, with high readiness across global commands. Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance holds the fort, and two JCS members spend Christmas with troops in Viet Nam.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Office of Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asian
McNamara
Aspen
Colo
Cyrus R. Vance
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John P. McConnell
Air Force
Wallace M. Greene Jr
JCS
Hope Troupe Arrives in Saigon for Christmas Tour
Bob Hope and 70 entertainers landed in Saigon for another Christmas tour to boost morale of American troops in combat zones. Les Brown’s 15 musicians join Hope and a large production crew to film a TV show. Hope joked about nerves after last year’s Viet Cong attack.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bob Hope
Hope
Les Brown
Thailand
U.S
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