Killer storms bring more snow and deaths across the Midwest
The latest Arctic blast followed three killer snowstorms, dumping up to eight inches in Chicago and 11 inches in nearby suburbs while causing road blockages and school closures. Deaths were reported from the Dakotas to Michigan as plows struggled amid drifting snow and freezing temps.
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Peace Signal Denied by Paris Officials and Kennedy Allies
In Paris, the French government the American Embassy and the North Vietnamese mission denied Newsweek’s report that a Hanoi peace signal was sent to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy during his Paris visit. Hanoi’s official paper suggested talks could begin if bombing stopped, while Kennedy withheld comment.
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Knowles Hints at Sales Tax for State
Wisconsin Governor Knowles told a Minneapolis news conference he favors a Minnesota sales tax as part of tax reform to broaden the base and relieve local property tax burdens. He noted 40 states have sales taxes and warned against border-crossing losses. Governor LeVander declined to comment, saying he will veto any bill without a statewide referendum.
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French film star Martine Carol dies in Monte Carlo
French film actress Martine Carol, 46, was found dead from a heart attack in her Monte Carlo hotel room. Her British husband Mike Eland said he discovered her in a coma in the bathroom of their suite about 5 a.m. and she died in his arms shortly after.
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Eland
Fire at Norton Hotel Leaves Two Injured in Fall
A blaze at the Norton Hotel in Rochester Minnesota trapped guests on the upper floors. Edwin Wanke 69 fell from a third story window fracturing both legs and pelvis while Velma Muggli 30 jumped to the ground suffering spinal injuries. Firefighters worked four hours before entering as smoke thickened.
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International Falls
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Carroll Armstrong
Michael Erickson
William Stork
Harmony
Evelyn Mesenbring
Ribicoff to Seek Justice Probe of Safety Hearing Testimony
Senator Ribicoff announced he would ask the Department of Justice to probe whether any witnesses committed perjury at the March safety hearing. A private detective’s New York deposition alleged GM aimed to discredit Ralph Nader and silence him in Corvair litigation. GM President Roche denied seeing the deposition and defended prior testimony as truthful.
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Fulbright Doubts Rusk Will Testify at Senate Hearing
Fulbright said he has all but given up hope that Secretary of State Dean Rusk will testify publicly before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on world policies. Rusk has refused dates citing press of business, though he has testified in a closed session. The clash risks cooling relations as Fulbright presses toward U. S. policy scrutiny and the U. S. Soviet consular treaty.
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Bridge Airlift Near Saigon Under Fire
Chinook helicopter lowers pontoon bridge across the Soui Ben Da River in a war zone northwest of Saigon to connect routes for armored units in Operation Gadsden. Engineers stand by with a smoke grenade as helicopters later remove the bridge after crossing.
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Pentagon to Publicly Detail True Losses of U.S. Planes
Sources say U S aircraft losses in Southeast Asia are double the official tally. The Defense Department allegedly excluded nonattack losses, listing only planes hit by the enemy. Over five years, helicopters and fixed wing aircraft losses exceed prior figures, with full public accounting expected soon.
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Weather Outlook Winds Down With Light Snow Possible
Increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with a chance of light snow Tuesday. Not as cold tonight and Tuesday with lows 5 to 15 below and highs 5 to 15 above.
Seek Meet for Management as Union Talks Resume
Federal and state conciliators moved to set a meeting between Honeywell management and Teamsters Local 1145 after dissidents dropped demands for resignations to win back about 10,500 production workers. The effort aims to restart talks following a contract dispute over raises from 30 to 75 cents per hour across three years.
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Teamster
Honeywell, Inc
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Charles LaValley
Peter Obermeyer
Teamster Local 1145
Honeywell
Schedule of Pages Late News-2 Society-6, 7
The page list notes late news content and page designations for Society pages and surrounding sections. It itemizes sections Area Sports Editorial VS Market Teen Comics and Classifieds with page numbers for readers.
Little Falls Man Dies of Burns
Delbert Blanchard, 66, died in a hospital after severe burns from a Thursday fire at his home in a converted garage near Little Falls business district. The blaze caused extensive damage to the building.
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Delbert Blanchard
Blanchard
Little Falls
Four Die In Minnesota Weekend Traffic Toll Rise
Four people died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend, raising the 1967 toll to 56. Victims include Dean M. Eklund 20 of Waverly and Frank Lawrence Sr. 77 of Litchfield. Lawrence Jr. 41 and two daughters were injured in a rollover on Minn 7 near Silver Lake. A third death occurred Saturday near St Bonifacius when Van G Peterson 34 was struck in a snowstorm.
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Silver Lake
Satur
Dean M. Eklund
Waverly
Minn
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Litchfield
Frank Lawrence Jr
Lawrence Jr
Wayne A. Anderson
Lester Prairie
Peterson
Avery F. Peterson
Boise
Idaho
New Orleans
St. Bonifacius
Boise College
Johnson Returns to White House After Camp David Stay
In Washington the president flew by helicopter back to the White House after spending the night at Camp David in western Maryland. In Madrid, more than half of Spain's 70,000 university students returned to classes following demonstrations and clashes with police sparked by worker protests demanding higher wages. Workers are pressing for a daily minimum wage of 2.80 dollars, double the current rate.
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Johnson
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Madrid
Spain
Johnson urges massive crime battle and $50 million plan
President Johnson pressed Congress for a bold crime fighting program directing at least 50 million dollars into a comprehensive effort to confront ancient evils and boost public safety nationwide. The call emphasized using every available measure to curb crime.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Wheat Being Unloaded As Farmers Expect No Price Rise
Washington AP report shows farmers starting to unload stored wheat amid expectations of little price improvement. Last week’s market review notes increased producer and country selling while winter wheat prices slipped by 2 to 3 cents per bushel and export markets lagged.
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Agriculture Department
Traffic Deaths State Now and Then
A brief item compares traffic fatalities across periods noting a 56 year old record with 53 deaths and a 65 year old record with 60 deaths, reflecting historical shifts in roadway casualties.
British Leaders Greeting Photo Caption
AP wire photo from London shows a greeting scene featuring British leaders in formal attire. The image captures a ceremonial moment with parliamentary officials and aides nearby.
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