MacGregor eyed for Minnesota governor in 1966
Observers speculate Rep. Clark MacGregor of Minnesota’s 3rd District may seek the governorship in 1966. The debate over the 1965 legislature lingers, with conservatives dominating but coalition tensions evident in both chambers. The governor’s veto and the Rosenmeier bill surface as possible starting points for reapportionment talks.
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Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
House
U.S. Senate
DFL
Lawford and Pat Kennedy Plan Permanent Separation
Time magazine reports actor Peter Lawford and his wife Pat Kennedy have decided on a permanent separation after 11 years of marriage. Lawford, 39, and Pat, 41, have been living apart with their three children staying with Mrs Lawford. the Kennedy family declined comment. Time cited a close family source for the decision.
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Pat Kennedy
Time Magazine
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Lawford
Time
John F. Kennedy
Hollywood
Peter
Pat
Five Day Forecast With Mild Temps and Light Rain
The forecast calls for near normal temperatures through Monday with slightly higher readings in the northwest. Normal highs range 70 to 75 degrees in the north and 75 to 78 in the south. lows 46 to 53 north and 53 to 57 south. Precipitation expected about .10 to .25 inch, locally heavier in the southwest, with scattered showers and thunderstorms Thursday or Friday and again early next week.
Republicans win first Mississippi municipal triumphs
In Jackson Mississippi on Tuesday the GOP captured mayoral races in Columbus and Hattiesburg marking the party’s first major municipal achievements in the state. Grady defeated Pittman and Harmond defeated Propst while Republicans won several alderman posts across Drew D Lo Magee Columbus and Hollandale.
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Hattiesburg
Paul FE
Grady
R. D. Harmond
Claude Pittman Jr
Harmond
William Propst
GOP
Drew
D'Lo
Magee
Hollandale
Wirt Yerger Jr
Mississippi
John F. Kennedy
L. L. McAllister
Meridian
Barry Goldwater
U.S. Grant
Goldwater
Prentiss Walker
Arthur Winstead
Cutting Silver in Coins Won’t Lick Problem Right Away
AP Business News analyzes the U.S. silver supply crunch noting coin minting helps but won’t solve the shortage soon. Demand from vending, consumer usage, and expanding industrial needs outpace lagging world production, with a multi-year path to balance.
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Johnson Administration
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