Sandgren Family Home on Furlough from Africa
The Sandgren family Leo and Gloria Sandgren return to the U S for a one year furlough from the Baptist Mission in Chad. They taught in a mission school and Gloria instructed Chadian women in singing reading and religious training. Their children include Leo Eric Sherrilyn and David with Mark born May 10. They plan deputation work and next speak at Grand Marais Minnesota.
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Baptist
Fort Crchambault
Chad
U. S
Sandgren
Gloria
Leo
Eric
Sherrilyn
David
Sangren’s
Lyle
Mark
Sandgren’s
Leola Dahl
France
Grand Maris
Minn
Des Moines Man Killed Crushed At Gibbs-Cook Co
Thurman Toney aged 40 died Tuesday after a roller pinned him to a large earth moving machine while he cleaned equipment at Gibbs-Cook Equipment Co in Des Moines. Premo Zonona was on the motor of a roller when it lurched forward. Police cited the incident as accidental.
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Des Moines
Gibbs-Cook Equipment Co
Thurman Toney
Premo Zonona
Toney
Iowa Graduates Win Presidential Scholarships at White House
Two Iowa high school graduates are among 120 nationwide to receive presidential scholarships and bronze medallions from President Lyndon B. Johnson at White House ceremonies on June 10. The Iowa honorees are Mark Peterson, 18, of Ames and Sally Jeanette Cross, 17, of Iowa City.
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Washington
Iowa
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Mark Peterson
Ames
Sally Jeanette Cross
Iowa City
New dorm project at University of Minnesota Morris
A $480000 Community Facilities Administration loan will finance a new dormitory on the University of Minnesota Morris campus. The loan was announced Monday through congressional sources.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
University of Minnesota
University
Morris
University of Minnesota President Addresses St Thomas Grads
Dr. O Meredith Wilson, UMN president, spoke at College of St Thomas commencement in St Paul. He urged leadership by all with the motto One man can make a difference and every man should try. Degrees to 228, including 26 graduates, and Wilson received an honorary doctor of humane letters.
Soviet finishes 224 mile Baltic to Volga canal
Tass reports the Soviet Union completed a 224 mile canal linking the Baltic Sea with the Volga River and will move at least 5 million tons of cargo annually from railroads, easing congestion.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Baltic Sea
Volga River
Tass
LeRoy graduates hear Judd urge further study and faith
Dr. Walter H. Judd urged LeRoy graduates to seek deeper training and test their faith, stressing foreign affairs, system strengths, and heart training. PTA and Panghorn scholarships totaling 550 dollars were awarded to Anne Jones Irene land and Steven Milburn as 41 graduates received diplomas. The bamboo bat note adds a Southeast Asia fact in the margin.
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Richard Harvey
Joanne Jones
Panghorn
Ireneland
Steven Milburn
Glen Ellingson
le Roy- Ostrander
Southeast Asia
Kennedy memorial stamp sells fast at Austin post office
Austin post office re ordered 20 000 copies of the new five cent John F Kennedy memorial stamp amid strong public demand. By Monday afternoon about 15 000 had sold with pre sale excitement pushing stock to more than twice the usual number.
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Austin
Military Hunts for More U.S. Beef
Washington reports the U S military will buy 100 million more pounds of beef from American sources. The plan, announced by President Johnson, aims to cut costs, aid U S agriculture facing foreign competition, and reduce gold dollar outflow to ease the balance of payments.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Whipple Seeks Re election With No Opposition
Justice of the Peace John E. Whipple of Logandale filed for re election in Las Vegas saying he has no challengers. Whipple has served twenty years in Clark County, longer than any other elected official, and he emphasized that nobody ever files against him.
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Las Vegas
Justice of the Peace
John E. Whipple
Logandale
Whipple
Clark County
Rolvaag defends Whitaker and Budd amid state college case
Gov. Karl Rolvaag expressed full confidence in Acting State Public Examiner Robert Whitaker after a critical report on converting St. Cloud State College into a private home for President George F. Budd. The governor urged careful review at the June 15 State College Board meeting and noted Budd’s previous clearance and plans to use Whitney Hall as his residence.
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Budd
Charles Mourin
Aurora
State Board
Whitaker
Abandy
Whitney Hey
Dents
Beca
Barry Goldwater Falls in South Dakota Primary
Unpledged slate headed by Gov. Archie Gubbrud swept the South Dakota primary with about 27 000 more votes than the Goldwater group as 1534 of 1771 precincts reported. Gubbrud pledged uncommitted delegates and won 50 012 to 23 375. Roe edged Anderson for governor and Lindley won the Democratic nomination while remaining results show Tice vs Lindley.
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Jim Bly
Sioux Falls
S.D
Barry Goldwater
South Dakota
Archie Gubbrud
Arizona
Nils Boe
John F. Lindley
Chamberlain
Roe
Sigurd Anderson
Webster
Federal Trade Commission
Anderson
Lindley
Merton B. Tice
Mitchell
Tice
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Sioux City
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Stuart
Jim Diehl
Indianola
Chessely Perry
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Columbia Adult Bicycles
R & F Bike Shop
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U. of M
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LeRoy Grads
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Leroy
Walter H. Judd
Fifth Congressional District
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del Monte Catsup
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Miracle
Oakland Ave
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Ene Il
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Tax Commissioner
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