Welfare Chief Defends Minnesota Welfare Program
Minnesota Welfare Commissioner Morris Hursh defends the state’s aid system, linking rising costs to inflation and medical care needs. He notes April welfare spending at 10.6 million, with Old Age Assistance down in some areas while AFDC cases rise due to divorces and desertions. total recipients sit near 131 thousand.
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IT. Paul
Minnesota
Morris Hursh
Hursh
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota Medical School
AFDC
Methodist churches lose members in North Iowa
At the North Iowa Annual Conference in Mason City the Rev. Robert A Williams reported 418 churches in the conference with 153 589 members a decline of 528 since last June marking a second straight year of shrinking membership in northern Iowa Methodism.
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Mason City
Iowa
North Iowa
Robert A. Williams
Terris
Minnesota trucking lobby seeks 65 foot trucks on state roads
AP reports in St Paul that trucking leaders tell a legislative panel they will push changes to Minnesota law to allow 65 foot semis next year. Current limits include 50 feet nationwide, 55 feet for new car haulers, with autos allowed at 60 feet for some vehicles.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Tornado Hits Crow Wing County Shelters Undercut Homes
Chainsaw crews worked to clear roads in Crow Wing County Minnesota after a Saturday tornado left three people injured and caused building damage. The full extent of the storm remained under assessment as roads were opened.
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Brainerd
France Would Withdraw Air Squadrons From West Germany
A Bonn government source said France intends to pull its air force squadrons from West Germany after it exits NATO military command, regardless of any future agreement on its ground troops.
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Bonn
Germany
France
West Germany
North Atlantic Alliance
Officials See Expanded Vietnam Ops Could Hint Turning Point
White House comments by McNamara and Rusk express optimism that expanded U S combat operations in Vietnam may hasten a turning point against Communist forces. They caution political violence in South Vietnam and strategic shifts could threaten gains, but stress substantial military progress in recent weeks.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
High Administration
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Rusk
White House
McNamara
United States
High Command
Sommer enters 3rd District State Senate race filing
Clifford C. Sommer of Owatonna announces plans to file as a candidate for state senator from Minnesota's Third District covering Steele Dodge and rural Olmsted counties. Filings open July 5. Sommer, president of Security Bank and Trust Co. of Owatonna, highlights public service and community involvement.
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Clifford C. Sommer
Owatonna
Steele
Dodge
Olmsted
Sommer
Security Bank and Trust Co
Realtor Testimony at Hearing on Open Housing Provision
Alan L. Emlen of Philadelphia testified to the Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee that the open housing clause in President Johnson's civil rights bill would hurt property rights and home ownership growth. He criticized Attorney General Katzenbach and warned the measure could retard race relations and rely on constitutional interpretation. The hearing neared its second week as the bill seeks to end housing discrimination and desegregate schools while expanding protections against racial violence.
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Washington (Ap
Association of Real Estate Boards
Johnson
Alan L. Emlen
Philadelphia
Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Emlen
Mattson Withdrawal Opens Path for Attorney General
Commander Harold Marr 40 of Roseburg Oregon returns to Tan Son Nhut Saigon after downing a Communist Mig-17 over Hai Phong. He, aboard an F8 Crusader from the Gulf of Tonkin, fought four Migs in four minutes, downing one and damaging another before ammo ran out.
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Roseburg, Ore
Tan Son Nhut Airport
Gulf of Tonkin
Navy Pilot Downs 13th MIG in Hanoi Haiphong Air Clash
Cmdr. Hal L. Marr, 40, of Roseburg Oregon, shot down the 13th Communist MIG of the war with a heat-seeking Sidewinder in a dogfight near Haiphong and Hanoi. Four F8 Crusaders opposed four MIGs in the exchange.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Cmdr
Hal L. Marr
Roseburg
Ore
Hancock
Viet Nam
South
Weather and Vietnam unrest mix in brief bulletin
Chance of scattered showers tonight with little temperature change and a Tuesday in the 70s. In Saigon and Pleiku anti Communist and pro American demonstrations unfold as a Catholic citizens bloc opposes Viet Cong talks. Marines move from Hue toward Quang Ngai as fighting rages outside the city. Premier Ky cancels a Korea trip for a 10 nation Asian ministers meeting amid potential diplomatic tension.
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South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Marine Division
Chu Lai
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Johnson
Thich
Tri Quang
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Pleiku
Quang Ngai
Two Candidates on Horizon for 18000 a Year Attorney General
In Minnesota, incumbent Robert W. Mattson resigns from the 18000 a year post as DFL moves toward governor endorsement with Karl Rolvaag and A. M. Keith leading. George M. Scott enters the attorney general race while others urge Robert Latz to run. Mondale to key the DFL convention as party factions clash over governor prospects.
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Minneapolis
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Robert W. Mattson
Karl Rolvaag
A. M. Keith
DFL
George M. Scott
Hennepin County
Robert Latz
Keith Backer
Keith
Mattson
Bloomington
U.S. Mutual Insurance Co
U.S. Mutual
American Allied Insurance Co
American Allied
Richard Moe
Rolvaag
Moe
Minnesota
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Kingmaker
Walter F. Mondale
Schedule of Pages Late News 8 Sports 10 Editorial 4
The page guide lists sections for late news sports editorial markets society and comics across pages eight ten four six seven and thirteen nine. It outlines where readers can find area news and features in the newspaper's current edition.
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Late News
Man Charged In Bow and Arrow Slaying
NEW YORK AP Waslone Georges aged 59 was charged with homicide for fatally shooting Florence Tolliver 53 with a bow and arrow. Police said he used a 45 pound pull bow to shoot the hip area. Victim found dying from loss of blood on a Harlem apartment building first floor landing.
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New York
Waslone Georges
Florence Tolliver
Georges
Harlem
Traffic Deaths State This Year Rise Despite Reduction
Iowa records show traffic fatalities totaling 335 this year, up from 286 last year, with statewide losses numbering 299 across the state. The data highlights a troubling year for road safety.
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Iowa
Buying Power Hike of Elderly From Medicare Fails to Excite
The Medicare boost for seniors on July 1 is seen as negligible by Twin Cities business leaders. Analysts note elderly annual incomes in Minnesota hover around $1,000 to $2,000 after taxes and essentials, leaving little extra for discretionary spending. Departments store executives say focus remains on teens and young married shoppers, not the elderly.
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Denis M. Searles
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
James C. Harris
Northwestern Banks
R. W. Crowley
Marquette National
Bank
Hennepin County
Minnesota
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