Adams honors B J Huseby as community Mr Agriculture
In Adams Minnesota B J Huseby age 79 was honored at a testimonial dinner by the Adams Commercial Club for decades of public service in Mower County He is the recently named Mower County Outstanding Senior Citizen and may win the state title in Minneapolis The event drew over 350 residents with speakers praising his work in agriculture and county service including the Red Cross Cancer Crusade and local creamery ties
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Linda Huseby
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District Attorney Rejects Federal Role in Kennedy Inquiry
New Orleans DA Jim Garrison says he will run the Kennedy assassination probe without federal help or sharing details with the U S attorney general. He cites risk to witness cooperation and potential life threats as delaying arrests and progress. FBI would only say no comment on the inquiry.
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Garrison
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FBI
Chance for Inter-American Summit in South America
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said in a television interview that the chances are very good for an inter American summit conference to be held in South America in April. This marked his first public comment on the matter.
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Court Sets Murder Convictions Aside
The Supreme Court, by an 8-1 vote, set aside the 1962 slaying convictions of Ruth Elizabeth Chapman and Thomas LeRoy Teale in Lodi California. Teale faced death and Chapman life imprisonment. new trials ordered to eliminate unconstitutional inferences.
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Thomas LeRoy Teale
Lodi
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Minnesota January nonfarm employment hits record high
Minnesota end of January nonfarm employment reached a record 1,135,600 jobs. Commissioner George J. Vavoulis noted manufacturing added nearly 20,000 positions and nonmanufacturing sectors rose by about 32,500 versus December.
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Eight Killings Charged Trial Opens In Speck Case
Two Minnesota traffic deaths raise toll to 69 for the weekend. Dean Young 19 of Eagle Lake dies when his car hits a railway train. his brother Richard 19 is critical. Other fatalities include Victor Rozinka 28 of Eveleth and Edwin Rothmeier 46 of Faribault in separate crashes. Two Kerkhoven teens die in a freight train collision near Pennock. Detroit Lakes residents Janice Vieau 30 and Louis Wahlen 82 die in separate incidents. Six injured in a head on crash near Anoka and three others hospitalized after a Red Wing area crash.
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Anoka
Oppenheimer Dies Father of Atomic Bomb Mourned Worldwide
J Robert Oppenheimer, director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, died at 62 from throat cancer. He led the Manhattan Project, later confronted by security questions, received the Enrico Fermi Award, and leaves widow Katherine, son Peter, and daughter Katherine. Memorial service set at Princeton University.
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Prosecution of Students Linked to CIA Considered Unlikely
Washington AP reports the CIA general counsel says prosecutors are unlikely to pursue students who revealed CIA ties. He cites lack of proven intent to breach national security and notes the NSA disclosures sparked threats of jail for oath breaches. The Nation adds CIA funded groups. Congress discusses closer CIA scrutiny.
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Speck murder trial opens amid media restriction clash
In Peoria Illinois Judge Herbert Paschen begins the Richard Speck murder trial amid ongoing contention over media restrictions. A closed door meeting with prosecutors and defense, accreditation for 27 reporters, and a plan to move Speck via a guarded route to the courtroom frame the opening hearing. Speck, 25, faces eight counts of murder in a Chicago case involving student nurses.
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Chicago
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Peoria
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Favor Hard Discipline for Powell
A House investigating committee nears a Thursday deadline and weighs seating Harlem minister Adam Clayton Powell while also seeking severe discipline. Testimony from Powell's third wife alleged forged signatures on 19 pay checks totaling about 26000, and a recommended docked pay to repay misused funds. Corinne Huff, Powell's secretary, faced contempt or dismissal from her 18000 yearly post for not obeying a subpoena.
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Yetia is DFL Favorite for Judgeship
The Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party unfolds backing for Cloquet attorney Lawrence Yetka for the federal judgeship to replace Judge Gunnar Nordbye. Central Committee vote was near unanimous with 8th district delegates backing Yetka, while a move to create north and south districts seeks a resident northern judge.
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Rochester
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Johnson crime plan moves toward nationwide implementation
The LBJ crime commission advances a broad program aiming to overhaul policing courts and corrections. About 30 000 copies of the report are being mailed to governors mayors and legislators as 28 states form crime commissions and 11 more prepare. The panel plans a speaking drive and seeks federal aid totaling hundreds of millions over the next decade to fund state and local reforms.
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Johnson
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Traffic Deaths State Today and Then
A compact note reports Iowa traffic deaths today and compares figures from 69 years ago and 80 years ago. The data shows an 8 percent change over time. The brief emphasizes historical context for road fatalities.
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