Form Commission With Merger Says Rolvaag
ST PAUL AP Merger of the State Commission against Discrimination and the Governor's Human Rights Commission to form the Minnesota Human Rights Commission was proposed by Gov Karl Rolvaag. He urged expanded powers to educate and enforce civil rights laws in housing public accommodations employment and business and labor.
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Commission
LBJ Urges Youth to Shape the World at Founders Day
President Johnson addressed the University of Kentucky centennial convocation urging the younger generation under 25 to share in the Great Society effort. He said the task is to enrich human dignity, rebuild cities, dismantle poverty and racial injustice, and advance peace and freedom while embracing global responsibility.
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Johnson
University of Kentucky
Shar
John F. Kennedy
America
22YearOld Negro Held in Death of Militant Black Nationalist Leader
Police in New York and Chicago guarded against revenge after the assassination of Malcolm X. A 22-year-old suspect, Talmadge Hayer, was arrested on homicide charges as tensions rose and officials searched for others tied to the plot amid a feud between Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammad's faction.
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Boston
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Longtime State Political Figure Dies in Weekend Fire
Jerome J. Rice 73 of Minneapolis, former Minnesota House clerk, died in a bed- rock mattress fire that caused 3000 dollars damage to his home. Survivors include wife and son plus two daughters, one married to Alderman Richard Kantorowicz. Ada Hanson 66 died in Amery Wisconsin fire that destroyed her home and several buildings after a gasoline tank rupture. Total damage over 400000 dollars. Also a fire destroyed Lake Marion Ballroom near Hutchinson. a fueling truck exploded at MSP Airport but no injuries. President Kekkonen arrived in Moscow en route home from India.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Ada Hanson
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Wis
Urge Passage of Bill to Lift Old Age Pay Ceiling
ST PAUL AP A bill to remove the 71 dollar monthly ceiling on old age assistance payments was recommended for passage by the Senate Welfare Committee in a unanimous vote. The measure, backed by Sens Dosland Davies and Franz, would shift support from counties and allow aid on need rather than fixed limits.
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Public Welfare
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Anne Wanvick
Duluth
St. Louis County
Moorhead
Moon surface may hide caverns as Ranger 8 dies
Pasadena AP report says Kuiper and a five man team analyzed 7000 photos from Ranger 8 to judge lunar terrain. They warn fragile lava foam crusts and three to six feet of loose material could hide tunnels and threaten future astronauts.
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University of Arizona
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Soviets Protest U.S. Harassment at Sea
The Soviet Union protests to the United States over what it calls impermissible and dangerous actions of U S warships and aircraft against Soviet ships on the high seas. A note delivered to the U S Embassy in Moscow demands measures to prevent future incidents.
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Dual Braking Bill Postponed by Minnesota House Panel
The House Motor Vehicles Committee recommended passage of a bill to require dual braking systems on passenger cars but delayed its effective date to July 1, 1967. The system, already used on two car makes, uses a double cylinder hydraulic setup to keep half the brakes functioning if the other half fails.
U S Vows Continued Aid to South Viet Nam Government
The United States maintains full support for South Viet Nam's civilian government amid military leadership upheaval. President Johnson and key officials monitor Saigon events as Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh is reported fired, with Maj. Gen. Tran Van Minh named as his successor and viewed as a capable, nonpolitical figure.
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William P. Bundy
Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
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Council
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Tran van Minh
Tran Thien Khiem
Fire destroys Central City Livestock Barn in Iowa
A Sunday night fire in Central City, Iowa, destroyed the 40 by 90 foot livestock sales barn. The cause is undetermined and damage is estimated at 70000 dollars.
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Toll climbs to ninety as weekend crashes claim seven
Minnesota drivers account for seven deaths over the weekend pushing the highway toll to 89. The fatalities include Nancy Karr 23 and her son Roger 2 in a collision on Minn 55 near Dakota County. Judith 6 months survived with injuries along with two St Paul residents in the other car. Earlier crashes killed Meredith Lehman 18 and Edward Pryzibylski 60 near Richmond. Hadtrath Jr 19 Akins 16 and Obertriller 19 died in separate crashes on Minn 24 near Clearwater and Wis 27 near Holcombe. Three Minneapolis residents died when a car burned after a Wis 27 collision. Michael Harris 19 was injured near Bay City Wis.
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Paynesville
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Gilman
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