Delay of Allied Trial Is Refused
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused a request to postpone the American Allied Insurance case trial from March 7 to March 31. The trial remains set for Bismarck, North Carolina, after a venue change ordered by Judge Edward J. Devitt. The case involves 17 indicted individuals with charges of fraud and conspiracy and highlights a $4 million misappropriation claim from policyholders.
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ST. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
James E. Daniels
Philip Kitzer Sr
Chicago
Daniels
U.S
Miss Morey Skips Work Amid Board Firing Bid
Miss Edith Morey did not report to School Supt. Irwin Mickelson today and may not return until she receives the Board's written notice ending their five year effort to dismiss her. Attorney William Bandler said he spoke with Morey Monday night and asked her to bring the Board's resolution before reporting. Mickelson said there are no classroom vacancies and will consult with Josephine Kremer and elementary principals to craft an assignment acceptable to Dist. 492 and Morey.
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Irwin Mickelson
William Bandler
Miss Morey
Hugh Plunkett
Mickelson
Johnson seeks plan to cut health costs and boost noncommercial TV
President Johnson asks Congress for government led effort to lower medical costs and expand non commercial television and radio including educational programs. He announces a national conference by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to discuss reducing costs without sacrificing quality.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ferrie Identified as Oswald Companion in Kennedy Probe
New Orleans report says Lee Harvey Oswald and a man later linked to the Garrison investigation were picked up together in 1963. Ferrie initially named as the companion, though later authorities said the second man was not Ferrie. Ferrie died soon after amid notes attacking law enforcement. coroner ruled natural causes.
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Jim Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Garrison
Ferrie
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
States Item
Lake Pontchartrain
States
Reciprocity Bill Clears Senate Heads to Governor
The Minnesota Senate approved the income tax reciprocity bill 40-25 after House action 106-19, sending it to Gov. Harold Le Vander for signature. The measure, effective Jan 1, would tax residents where they live and limits double withholding for border workers, amid debate over potential revenue loss and fairness.
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Sen
Donald ©. Wright
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Clark pushes war-declaration plan in Vietnam debate
Senator Joseph S. Clark urged Senate acceptance of a war declaration before further bombing North Vietnam. He offered the amendment to a 4.5 billion Viet Nam funding bill as House passage stood. President Johnson defended current U.S. actions as not escalation but wider in scope.
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Joseph S. Clark
Senate
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
North
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Vietnam
Johnson
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House
White House
Autopsy Update Hopes To Clarify Austin Teen Death
Scott Altum, 16, was found on East Side Lake shore after an untimely death. Coroner Dr. George Stahl says autopsy results likely in 7 to 10 days will guide whether an inquest is needed. Police Chief Robert Nelson says the investigation continues and foul play remains unconfirmed amid student rumors.
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Scott Altum
George Stahl
Mower County
Robert Nelson
Nelson
Weather outlook fair to partly cloudy through Wednesday
Tonight cool and a bit warmer than today then warmer Wednesday with low 15 22 and highs in the 30s. Thursday turns mild with more cloud cover.
Jailing of Hoffa Appears Imminent
Washington AP Hoffa faces imminent jailing after Supreme Court refused to grant a new hearing on his 1964 conviction. The court declined to reconsider its December ruling upholding an eight year term and a $10,000 fine. Hoffa’s lawyers sought delay while moves continue in district court.
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Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Potter Stewart
U.S. District Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Stewart
High Court
District Court
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Willmar Soldier Killed in Vietnam
Willmar, Minn. AP report says Army Pfc. Danny Reigstad 18 was killed in action in Vietnam Sunday his parents informed Monday He enlisted six months ago and had been in Vietnam 18 days He is survived by his parents two brothers and a sister
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Willmar
Minn
Army Pfe
Danny Reigstad
Vietnam
Reigstad
Elmer Reigstad
Minor Easing of Road Fund Decried by Congress
Washington officials announce a 16 percent restoration of highway building funds frozen by Johnson, framed by lawmakers as only a partial easing. Budget Director Schultze defends the move as Transportation Secretary Boyd testifies to Senate and House Public Works Committees.
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Washington
Johnson
Congressional Public Works Committees
Charles L. Schultze
Senate
House Public Works Committees
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
Driving Law Bill Faces Likely Senate Die
Sponsor Sen Roy Holsten says a bill to extend financial responsibility requirements likely will die in a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. The measure would require five years of insurance coverage after accidents, not 13 months, and faced opposition over costs for uninsured drivers.
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ST. Paul AP
Minnesota
Senate
Roy Holsten
Minneapolis
Highway Department
Donald O. Wright
Judiciary
Gordon Rosenmeier
Little Falls
Wright
Keith Hughes
St. Cloud
Kelton F. Gage
Mankato
Robert Johnson
Willmar
Hughes
Rosenmeier
Pollution chief warns Minnesota rivers in need of cleanup
Murray Stein of the U S Water Pollution Control Administration says the Upper Mississippi and its tributaries in the Twin Cities area pose a health hazard. A 41 page report lists 62 dischargers and estimates 22 million dollars to fix municipal discharges across 107 miles of the Mississippi and adjacent Minnesota and St Croix stretches. The two year study covers Anoka to Pepin and invites conference participants from Minnesota Wisconsin and federal groups to discuss changes since the report.
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Murray Stein
U.S. Water Pollution Control Administration
Stein
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Twin Cities
Mississippi
St. Croix
Anoka
Goldberg Not to Visit Rangoon During Asian Tour
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said he will skip Rangoon on his current Asian tour. He cited no information about a North Vietnamese diplomatic mission in Rangoon, noting U Thant is vacationing in Burma.
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South Korea
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Rangoon
U.N
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
Burma
Mill Cillan Killed in Police Shooting in Minneapolis
A 25 year old Minneapolis man identified as Paul Albert Brozak was shot and killed by police early today while officers investigated a looting report at an automobile storage lot. Police responded to a midnight call to the B and K Imported Cars lot where neighbors reported theft of tires and tool kits from snow bound cars. The man allegedly surrendered then ran across snow covered vehicles and was shot after failing to halt. A fire squad cut a gate chain to allow a doctor to reach the scene.
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Edward Conroy
David Paisley
Brozak
Powell Case Spurs Pressure for House Watchdog Group
The Powell case increases pressure in the House to create a watchdog committee to monitor ethics and conduct of members. A House vote on seating Powell is set for Wednesday, while final action on a watchdog group remains uncertain and the Rules Committee debates roughly 40 proposals.
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Adam Clayton Powell
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D-Conn
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D-Miss
Colmer
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
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Mittee
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
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Republican Rules Committee
Claude Pepper
Needham to Reopen Omaha Slaughtering Plant
James Needham of Needham Packing Co announces Omaha slaughtering plant will reopen March 13 after resolving high operating costs that led to last August closure. Needham is based in Sioux City Iowa and serves as company president.
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Omaha, Neb
James Needham
Sioux City
Iowa
Needham Packing Co
Omaha
Needham
Perry Woman Pleads Guilty in Infant Death
Floretta Orcutt, 46, pleaded guilty in Dallas County District Court to manslaughter in the death of her 10 month old daughter Patricia Lynn Orcutt. Judge Robert Frederick set sentencing for March 17. Orcutt has been jailed since the infant’s death on November 4.
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Adel
Iowa
Perry
Dallas County
Floretta Orcutt
Robert Frederick
Patricia Lynn Orcutt
Freshman Rep. Chamberlain Plans 4 Percent Sales Tax Bill
In Saint Paul AP report Warren Chamberlain a freshman Conservative from Faribault says he will introduce a 4 percent sales tax bill on everything once he gathers additional sponsors for support in the 1967 Legislature.
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ST. Paul
Warren Chamberlain
Faribault
Swift to Take Over Tama Packing Plant
Swift and Co. would acquire the Tama Packing Co. meat slaughtering plant in Tama for 700000 dollars plus 212 acres of land if Tama or Toledo residents approve a 5 million dollar industrial revenue bond within 90 days to finish and ready the building for operations. Judge John W. Tobin approved the sale of the liquidated firm's property Monday.
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Toledo, Towa
Swift and Co
Tama Packing Co
Tama
John W. Tobin
Tama County
Swift
Toledo
U S Soviet consular pact advances in Senate panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the U S Soviet consular treaty by 10 votes to 4 with Sen Thomas J Dodd among those opposing ratification He said the vote occurred after a closed session and its fate now rests on a two thirds floor vote Dirksen Republican leader plans a closed door session to weigh views and rally support to secure final approval.
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Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D.conn
Moscow
North Vietnam
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Illinois
London Critics Laud Liz Dickie Shrew Film
London film critics largely praised the Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor movie adaptation of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew with only a few exceptions.
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
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