Staging of 1968 Miss Minnesota Pageant Requires Heavy Prep
Nearly a year of planning and thousands of travel miles went into preparing the 1968 Miss Minnesota Pageant. The event opens Wednesday night at the Austin High School auditorium with a large Austin Jaycees committee directing housing transportation meals and other duties. In New York archeologists uncover World Trade Center site finds including an intact corroded anchor with a 10 foot shank and a smaller anchor.
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Marvin Moes
Conway Elton
Robert Austin
Robert Finneseth
Duane Dahlback
Burnell Hendrickson
Gary Poorman
William Bowers
Robert Leecher
David Harber
Loren Huber
New York
World Trade Center
Manhattan
State Unaffected by Ruling on 66 Labor Law
Minnesota officials say the Supreme Court's Monday ruling upholding the 1966 federal labor law will have little impact in the state. The law ties hospitals schools and other institutions to minimum wage and overtime pay. State Employes Union director Wes Ohman says overtime already began for state hospitals and college food service staff.
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Ethel Kennedy Returns to Kennedy Grave with Family
Ethel Kennedy and four of her children visited the grave of Robert F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery at dusk on Monday after his funeral. Gen. Maxwell Taylor John Glenn and Rafer Johnson joined the family. Thousands paid tribute as the memorial unfolded with flowers and condolences.
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N.J
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Violence study unit formed by Johnson agenda and powers
President Johnson created a one year presidential commission to study violence in America and consider limits on campaigning candidates' contact with voters. It will have subpoena power, with Milton Eisenhower as chair and Lloyd Cutler as unpaid executive director, and will review influences from media and public airwaves.
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MCLU Says Sirhan Will Soon Choose a Lawyer
The American Civil Liberties Union says Sirhan Bishara Sirhan will select counsel soon as investigators press the Kennedy assassination probe. ACLU attorney discussions include county bar officials and volunteer top lawyers, with no names released. Sirhan remains in custody. a bystander, Paul Schrade, hospitalized in good condition, says he does not know who fired.
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Mitted
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