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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1968
Page
2
Wallace Campaign Boosted by Ballot Space Reports in Two States
Wallace heads on an 11 city Southern tour after Illinois and North Carolina ballot space petitions exceed required totals. McCarley says Illinois petitions exceed needs and Ewing notes North Carolina approvals with 16 000 plus signatures. Wallace cites crime, calls for lawful authority as Secret Service guards him during stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Ballot Space Report
Montgomery
Ala
Illinois
North Carolina
George Wallace
Memphis
Tenn
McCarley
Ed Ewing
Raleigh
N.C
Ewing
North Carolina Elections Board
Secret Service
Johnson
Kennedy
No Increase in 3 Percent Rate for Minnesota Sales Tax
Gov Harold LeVander and legislative leaders agree on changes to the sales tax but reject raising the 3 percent rate or broadening the tax. They cite five concerns including tax relief for seniors, simplification of administration, and closing ambiguities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
St, Paul
Harold LeVander
LeVander
Minnesota
Rufus T. Logan
House
Lloyd Duxbury
Aubrey Dirlam
Stanley Holmquist
Senate
Band Members Get Draft Delay While on Tour
The University of Minnesota Concert Band Ensemble will delay induction for 26 members touring the Soviet Union. Col. Robert P. Knight said 24 have temporary immunity. the nine week trip begins Sept 14 with seven weeks in Russia. The move aims to protect student deferments while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Knight
Dairy import curbs draw mixed reactions in Wisconsin
Wisconsin lawmakers split over Agriculture Department limits on dairy product imports. Rep. Melvin R. Laird criticizes the scope and timing while Sen. Gaylord Nelson backs the curbs citing European surpluses, and urges broader relief under the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Laird
Tornado Flattens Trailer House Kills Elderly Man
An apparent tornado overturned a trailer on a farm near Coin in Kanabee County Kansas. Andrew Anderson died when pinned under the trailer. Two women, Mrs. Clifford Soderquist and Mrs. Annie Soderquist, suffered injuries and were taken to Braham hospital with a broken pelvis and leg bruises respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora, Minn
Coin
Kanabee County
Sheriff's Office
Andrew Anderson
Braham
Clifford Soderquist
Annie Soderquist
Anderson
Soderquist
New York Planned Jobs Loss After Vietnam War
Keith S. McHugh chairman of the New York State planning committee predicts about 70,000 of New York's 280,000 defense plant workers could be displaced within 18 months after the Vietnam War ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Keith S. McHugh
New York State Planning Committee
The World of Pharmacy and Cancer Research Outlook
The article notes gradual progress in cancer research over a decade but says a single universal cure is unlikely. Cancer comprises 100 to 150 diseases, complicating treatment as drugs effective for one type may fail for another. It highlights viruses as potential factors in some cancers and recalls past dismissal of virology in oncology while promoting a local drug store advert at 121 NW 2nd Ave with phone 433-1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
U.S. Public Health Service
Peoples Prescription Drug Store
2Nd Ave
Richfield Girl Struck by Car in Minn. Toll Update
Suzanne Gleason, 9, Richfield, was killed after being struck while crossing a Richfield street. Gina Hoeppner, 9, was hospitalized in serious condition. Police identified the driver as 72 year old John Erickson of Newport Richey Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Suzanne Gleason
John M. Gleason
Richfield
Gina Hoeppner
Robert Hoeppner
John Erickson
Newport- Richey
Fla
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Paris
Lurleen Wallace
W.G. McCarley
Autauga County
Springfield
Robert F. Kennedy
Vander
Duluth
Robert W. Johnson
St. Paul
House Tax Committee
Chicago
Twins
Detroit
Blair
NHL
of Pharmacy
Tom Golden
The
World of Pharmacy
Clayton Pike
Hirsh
Gordon
Frigidaire
BTU
Hrnema Frigidaire
Austin
MAIN
Music Shop
Master Music
Penney’s
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