Kitzer Testifies on 1965 Insolvency Proceeding Against Allied
Phil lip Kitzer Jr. testifies the 1965 insolvency case against American Allied Insurance was fixed against him as he faced mail fraud and conspiracy charges in Federal Court. He recounts seeking to reopen the case and a $50,000 bid to sway a judge, while Magnusson’s change of testimony is tied to pension timing. The defense argues a political plot harmed the Kitzer family. the government accuses them of asset falsification and blackmail.
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St. Paul
Sydney Goff
Goff
Ramsey County
Albin Pearson
American Allied
Pearson
Richard Kyle
Kyle
Miles Lord
Lord
U.S
Syd
Phil
Oliver
Foley
James Daniels
Phillip Kitzer Sr
Minnesota Insurance
Cyrus Magnusson
George Hruban
White Bear Lake
Minn
Kitzer Jr
Magnusson
Magnus
Son
Ritters
Kitzers
Two Men Held in Hennepin Jail for Drug Importation
Kenneth C. Nelson and Robert Lee Felt Jr, both former University of Minnesota students, were detained in Hennepin County Jail on $10,000 bond after federal customs agents arrested them Monday for allegedly attempting to collect a shipment of 2.2 pounds of marijuana shipped from Mexico. The drug, valued at about $1,500, could produce 2,000 to 3,000 cigarettes.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Kenneth C. Nelson
Winthrop, Minn
Robert Lee Felt Jr
Pittsburgh
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Robert Gaber
U.S. Customs Office
Duluth
Mexico
Chicago
War Casualty: Photographer Paul Schutzer Killed in Sinai Battle
Life Magazine photographer Paul Schutzer, 35, was killed today when Egyptian fire struck the Israeli halftrack he rode in during an Israeli Egyptian armored battle in the Sinai Desert. AP Wirephoto from Tel Aviv.
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Life Magazine
Paul Schutzer
Sinai Desert
Tel Aviv
Minnesota 3% selective tax exempts homes but taxes mobile units
Minnesota's 3 percent selective sales tax exempts home sales but taxes mobile homes and most utilities. Gas and electricity face tax while local telephone service is taxed. interstate and coin operated calls are exempt. Taxes apply on net price for vehicles and trade ins, with production use exemptions guiding utility charges.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Tax Department
Earl Franz
ABC Toy Co
Israelis, Arabs Clash as War Deepens Across Middle East
Israeli forces sweep toward the Suez Canal after reaching Jerusalem and crossing into the Arab sector. Egypt closes the canal citing threat from Israeli bombers while Arab states cut oil sales to the United States and Britain. Soviet backing signals regional tension as mobs attack Western facilities. News describes air superiority claims, battlefield moves in Sinai Gaza and Jordan, and political fallout.
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Egypt
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United States
Britain
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Holy City
Sea of Galilee
Kuwait
Iraq
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Lebanon
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Washington
London
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Moscow
Jordan
Syria
U.S
Arab Labor Federation
Arab World
Stocks Rebound After War News Gains Ease
New York investors bid stocks higher after Mondays sharp fall sparked by news of the Arab Israeli conflict but gains tempered as trading cooled in the afternoon.
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New York
Rusk Attacks Cairo Report On U S Air Action War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk accused Cairo of malicious lying in its report on U S air activity on the Israeli side of the Mideast war. He cited three points of concern including oil shipments, Arab mobs at embassies, and possible Soviet involvement as counterevidence to the Cairo accusation. The White House pressed for a cease fire while U S citizens faced travel bans and evacuation in the danger zone.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
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Kuwait
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Alexandria
Egypt
Kremlin
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
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Johnson
State
Defense
State Department
Map locates towns Israelis claim to have captured
Arab Israeli action areas map marks Jenin Latrun and Nebi Samuel as captured by the Israeli army with El Arish and Gaza listed in Sinai and the Gaza Strip. Egypt reports heavy losses of nearly 30 tanks at El Kuntilla and the Suez Canal blocked to navigation today.
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U.S
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Baghdad
Egypt
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Sinai
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Strip
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Sinai Peninsula
Bir Lachpan
Tel Aviv
Port Said
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Sinai Desert
Suez
Itzhak Rabin
el- Arish
Abu Ageila
Rabin
Jenin
Latrun
Nebi Samuel
Gaze Strip
Raelis
el Kuntilla
Judge Orders Probe of Examiner in Fatal Auto Collision
MANKATO Minn AP A pre sentence investigation is ordered for Sibley County Attorney William P Scott who pleaded guilty to criminal negligence in a fatal auto accident He is a former state public examiner and former Sibley County probate and juvenile court judge and has resigned as county attorney.
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Mankato, Minn
Sibley County Atty
William P. Scott
Scott
Sibley County
Cloudy Weather With Showers Across the State
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions through Wednesday with scattered showers or thundershowers. Showers reform late tonight in the west and southwest and move through the state Wednesday. Temperatures remain steady with lows in the 50s north to 60s south and highs mainly in the 70s.
Soo Line Boss Tells of Better Grain Car Use
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Soo Line president Leonard Murray announced new procedures to boost grain car utilization and speed flow from North Dakota elevators to Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth Superior markets. He said no Minnesota sampling is needed after federal sampling and inspection in North Dakota, and grain will be routed to a Minnesota public warehouse. New sampling points will open soon in Enderlin Hankinson Harvey Kenmare Max and Wishek.
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Minneapolis
Soo Line Railroad Co
North Dakota
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Duluth-Superior
Leonard Murray
Minnesota
Murray
Soo Line
Enderlin
Hankinson
Harvey
Kenmare
Max
Wishek
Thief River Falls
Glenwood
Minn
Iowa Supreme Court blocks reinstatement of 185 Needham Packing workers
The Iowa Supreme Court in a 5-2 decision says an arbitration board led by Harold W. Davey exceeded its jurisdiction and cannot order Needham Packing Co of Sioux City to reinstate about 185 union employees discharged after the 1961 illegal strike. The ruling grants no reinstatement or back pay.
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Des Moines
Needham Packing Co
Sioux City
Iowa Supreme Court
Harold W. Davey
Director resigns as medical director at Lino Lakes center
Dr. Fred Kane 39 resigns as medical director of the Minnesota Residential Treatment Center at Lino Lakes citing frustration with complex administrative problems. The $22,300 per year state job ends July 1.
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Lino Lakes, Minn
Fred Kane
Minnesota
Lino Lakes
Kane
TV Producer Ted Yates Fatally Wounded in Jerusalem
American television producer Ted Yates, 37, a producer-director for National Broadcasting Co., was shot in Amman and died of wounds in a Jerusalem hospital, an American embassy spokesman said. He worked with the NBC news team covering events in the embattled city.
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Amman
Jordan
Ted Yates
Middle-East
Jerusalem
Yates
National Broadcasting Co
Grocery Drivers Accept Three Year Contract Deal
In Minneapolis the grocery drivers section of Teamsters Local 544 voted to accept a three year contract offer from Twin Cities wholesale grocery firms. The pact provides an 80 cent per hour raise plus fringe benefits over the term.
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Minneapolis
Teamsters Local 544
Twin Cities
Illinois Senate approves bill banning public employee strikes
The Illinois Senate passed a bill banning strikes by public employees at state, county and local levels. It would create a three member commission to handle disputes including those involving teachers, police and firefighters and advances to the House on a 37 to 11 vote.
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Til
Ilinois Senate
House
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