Three GOP? No DFL Atty Gen Endorsement Bid Grows
Minnesota Democrats plan a state convention in Minneapolis as three candidates seek the party endorsement for attorney general. Rep. Earl Gustafson and Rep. Robert Latz announce bids alongside Hennepin County Attorney George Scott. Latz backs Lt. Gov. Sandy Keith and hopes to run with him, while Gustafson favors Keith or Rolvaag. The convention opens Friday with votes anticipated on ballots.
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Paratroopers Clash With Reds in Viet Highlands
American paratroopers of the 101st Airborne clashed with a North Vietnamese company of about 100 on jungle ridges 35 miles north of Kontum in the central highlands. The battle, ongoing into the afternoon, left the weekly Communist toll at 465 killed. U.S. air power conducted 337 combat sorties over South Vietnam and 60 multi plane missions over North Vietnam while Hollandia search and destroy operation pressed in Phuoc Tuy Province with one Viet Cong killed and four captured.
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Mauled Model Nell Theobald Sues for $3 Million
Model Nell Theobald filed a $3 million damage suit in New York State Supreme Court alleging permanent injuries from a lion attack during a publicity stunt at the International Automobile Show in New York City.
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Platform for More Boys Won Election
Linda M. Kraemer 17 of Hopkins High School won Girls State governor at the American Legion Auxiliary Girls State. Other 16 year old winners include Lt. Gov Ann Cavin Minneapolis Secretary of State Peggy Jane Smith Moorhead Treasurer Joanne Rosen Perham and Auditor Gail Olson St Paul.
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Baseballs as Big as Hailstones Found in Kansas Field
In Sterling Kansas AP report D D Hall keying through storm damage at Lou Wikley farm发现 yard filled with huge hailstones. Hall said one measured as large as a baseball and picked it up, confirming the odd find during the cleanup.
Voltaire’s influence on free press and public criticism
The piece traces Voltaire’s clash with authority and links his legacy to the role of journalists and the public in criticizing government. It notes how printing and newspapers empowered dissent from colonial America to modern American courts, including the New York Times libel ruling affirming the public’s right to scrutinize officials.
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Swift Earnings Dip Despite Gains in Non-Meat Lines
Swift & Co reports first-half earnings of 7.54 million dollars or 1.24 a share, down from 8.30 million dollars or 1.37 a share a year earlier, as sales rise nearly 12 percent to 1.475 billion. Nonfood divisions such as agricultural chemicals and soybean feed show substantial earnings gains, dairy and poultry post excellent results, while meat operations suffer from weak spreads between livestock and meat prices. Porter M. Jarvis and R. W. Reneker note favorable outlook for non-meat lines.
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Tarzan Picture Demand Dropped, Ringling Responds
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey producer Henry Ringling North explains he sourced many animals for the 1966 show. He notes demand for Tarzan pictures has fallen, with fewer productions than in the past.
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Henry Ringling North
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Ambush in Thailand Leaves Seven Soldiers Dead
In northeastern Thailand government officials report an ambush by Communist terrorists that killed seven policemen and soldiers. The attack marks one of the deadliest incidents in the region linked to Laos-based infiltration.
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Thailand
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Medicare Readiness Faces Beds Gap and Backlog
The article notes a July 1 Medicare start with Jan 1 1967 as the second deadline. Hospital capacity is strained with potential 5 percent national load rise and regional overcrowding. Doctors warn elective procedures may surge as elderly access expands, while New England hospitals anticipate a backlog of stalled cases.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New England
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