State salutes dairy industry on June promotion
Minnesota leads in butter production with 373 million pounds last year as the dairy industry expands promotion. The ADA plans 475 buttercar tons used for a dress for Princess Kay in Chicago. A kickoff at Metropolitan Stadium will feature a milking contest and flag a series of events while dairying improves efficiency and lowers milk prices.
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Minnesota
Kay
Chicago
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Twins
Governor Rolvaag vetoes bounty payments for predators
The governor vetoed a 301000 appropriation from game and fish funds for predator bounties, arguing the 71 year old system is wasteful and ineffective. Conservatives note Minnesota still funds bounties unlike neighboring states. The veto aims to end the program and redirect funds to broader conservation needs.
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Rolvaag
Minnesota
Jurists Oppose Press-Control Laws After Kennedy Assassination
Judges Wright and Goodwin condemned any laws restricting press coverage of criminal cases. They warned such controls would be unconstitutional and politically perilous. The article defends press freedom as a key check on government and the courts.
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Kennedy
J. Skelly Wright
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Alfred T. Goodwin
Oregon Supreme Court
Sad Plight of State Highways in Minnesota Politics
Minnesota faces slow federal aid and expired highway bills as the legislature rejects funding plans. Proposals to raise license fees, issue bonds for trunk highways, and fund interstate routes fail in House and Senate committees, while a proposed trust fund excise cut is offered. The situation mirrors public criticism of highway conditions and sights a new I 94 route north of Hwy 12, risking another poor approach into the Twin Cities.
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Minnesota
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
House Highway Committee
Taconite
Senate Highway Committee
Minne
Sota
Odin Langen
Minneapolis Star
Eau Claire
Wis
Wisconsin
St. Croix River
St. Paul
Highway Department
Washington County
Twin Cities
Minneapolis Tribune
Former Austin Teacher Named Legion Auxiliary Chairman
Mrs Halsey D Cory, longtime Austin educator, was chosen as chair of the American Legion Auxiliary Rehabilitation Committee. W C Jeffers of Austin placed third in a spring rifle event at the St Paul Municipal Rifle and Pistol Club. Area drivers urged to display new license plates as authorities review regulations. The City Council weighs an increase in off sale liquor outlets. Mower County commissioners approved highway maintenance and resurfacing contracts totaling 62565. A plaque honoring 13 Queen of Angels parish boys was unveiled.
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Austin
Halsey D. Cory
American Legion Auxiliary Rehabilitation Committee
W. C. Jeffers
St. Paul
Mower County
Queen of Angels Parish
Potpourri notes and letters from Minnesota and Austin
A collection of short items includes a quip about Minnesota weather, a remark on marriage by Ogden Nash, and a humorous job pitch for lieutenant governor at $9,400. It also carries reader letters on sex education, and a list of 1872 teachers’ rules shared by Ella Prestegard from Austin.
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Manhattan
Ella Prestegard
Austin
California
Board of Education
Evidence of Mass Red Apparatus in Santo Domingo in U.S. Hands
Dominicans report large scale Communist influence and weapon shipments in Santo Domingo with FBI involvement and an influx of pro Castro and pro Moscow groups. AFL-CIO leaders warn of extensive espionage networks and labor union infiltration amid a volatile Caribbean crisis.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
Command
Executive Council
Johnson
White House
McLellan
Dominican Republic
FBI
OAS
Peking
Moscow
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Viet Nam
Castro
Berry's World cartoon critique on communist influence
In Santo Domingo and Vietnam the cartoon notes warn against a new form of intervention by communist fifth columns. It presents a political edge from leaders claiming to represent 13 million American workers and frames U.S. anti communist strategy as safeguarding democracy.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
D. C
Afl-Cio
Rolando Leonard
Santo Domingo
Andy McLellan
McLellan
Conatral
Cenatral
American Institute For Free Labor Development
U.S
Latin America
Avenida Mella
Senor Leonard
Inter-American Regional Organization of Workers
ORIT
Viet Nam
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Today in History June 1 1813 Don’t give up the ship note
On June 1 1813 Captain James Lawrence was mortally wounded and issued his iconic order Dont give up the ship as Chesapeakes fall to the British. The same date marks Kentucky and Tennessee statehood in earlier years and wartime air raids and Cold War era diplomacy in later mentions.
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Associated Press
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Shannon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Royal Air Force
Essen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Joseph McCarthy
Council of Ministers of the
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Washington
Southeast Asia
New York Guide Teases Jamaica Rating of Hotels
A Jamaica tourist booklet rates hotels with star systems to show value. The piece humorously applies Jamaica's scoring to New York attractions and World’s Fair scenes, suggesting officials might borrow the method. It also pokes fun at city life, transit, and nightlife.
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Ward Cannel
NEW York
NEA
Jamaica Tourist Board
Jamaica
New York World
csCee
Readers Debate Dairy Strikes and Fair Wages
A letter to The Herald argues against dairy farmer resistance to milk pricing and contrasts union strikes with farmers withholding dairy products. The writer questions fairness of wage demonstrations and calls for discussion of labor versus agricultural livelihoods.
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the Herald
Teamsters Local
Toledo
USDA
Quick Quiz Q Answers From a 1965 Fact Sheet
Questions and concise answers cover avocado seed uses including oil for cosmetics and ink, Africa's number of independent nations climbing to 36 with Gambia as the 36th in February 1965, the meaning of Gamaliel as God is a reward, Mardi Gras falling on Shrove Tuesday, and the Washington Monument weighing 81,120 tons.
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Gambia
Africa
British Commonwealth
GOP Feeble Bid For New Jersey Governorship
The Newark area column notes the 1965 New Jersey GOP primary contest between Wayne Dumont and Charles Sandman for governor. It highlights limited chances against incumbent Richard Hughes, fiscal strains on the party, and intraparty tensions including Bircher activism and tax debate.
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Washington
NEA
New Jersey
Clifford Case
Robert Meyner
Wayne Dumont
Charles Sandman
Goldwater
Richard Hughes
Trenton
Dumont
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Brownsdale
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Charles M. Painter
YMCA
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NEA, Inc
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Isda
Ier
People's Pulpit
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God
Washington Monument
Bruce Biossat
Gop
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John Lindsay
New York City
Robert Wagner
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Sandman
Dumont Long
W. Paul Stillman
First National State Bank of New Jersey
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Harting
John Birch Society
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John Rousselot
Atlantic County
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