Milwaukee trio capture after shooting two Pa troopers
On the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Ephrata two state troopers were shot and wounded as three Milwaukee men were arrested after a lengthy manhunt. The suspects Gerald L. LaSons 17 Howard E Langnes 24 and James Eugene Szulczewski 21 faced assault with intent to kill and related charges.
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Ephrata
Milwaukee
Wis
E. Wilson Purdy
Gerald L. La”son
Howard E. Langnes
James Eugene Szulczewski
Lancaster County Prison
Rufus Williams
Edward Herbst
Reamstown
Fred W. Bendl
Nazareth
Herbst
Ephrata General Hospital
Bendl
Robert Malarky
Stanley Sypeck
Use Tax Upheld on Oak Ridge Contract Firms
The Supreme Court unanimously allows Tennessee to tax the private use of government property by Union Carbide Corp and H. K. Ferguson Co operating under Atomic Energy Commission contracts. The United States pays any taxes collected, not the contractors, and the case involves about ten million dollars in accrued Tennessee use taxes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Oak Ridge
Atomic Energy Commission
Byron R. White
Union Carbide Corp
H. K. Ferguson Co
Justice Department
United States
Carbide and Ferguson
Lakeview Hotel Fire Destroys Bemidji Structure
A three story Lakeview Hotel on Lake Bemidji burned late Sunday afternoon. About 100 guests and staff escaped as flames tore through the Bemidji building. Loss was unofficially estimated above 250000 dollars with the cause undetermined though authorities suggested a third floor apartment as the origin.
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Bemidji, Minn
Lakeview
Lake Bemidji
Senate Civil Rights Leaders Confident of Bill Passage
Washington AP report says Senate Democrats expect quick passage of the civil rights bill this week with Wednesday or Thursday as likely. Barry Goldwater plans to vote against unless revisions occur, while other major measures like a $533 million federal pay raise and Johnson’s $962 million anti poverty bill await Senate action.
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Senate
Washington
House
Barry Goldwater
Denison Kitchel
Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Crash Near Gettysburg Claims One Life
A Sunday highway crash near Gettysburg Pennsylvania left one person dead and four injured. The scene shows the wrecked car of Jacob Emlet 47 York Springs Pa with his body covered. a tractor trailer involved is nearby and a second car lies further up the road.
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Gettysburg
Jacob Emlet
York Springs
Lodge Denies He'll Quit Saigon Post to Come Home
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge denies a Washington report that he plans to resign within 30 days for health reasons. He says there is no truth to the claim. The White House says Johnson has not received any resignation letter. Lodge, 61, had led in New Hampshire GOP primary and holds 46 delegates.
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Lodge
Saigon Post
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
New York Times
White House
Johnson
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Charles P. Arnot
United States
New Hampshire
San Francisco
George Cabot Lodge
Draft Lodge
William W. Scranton
Penn
Foreign Service
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Board Declares Whitney House Conversion an Error in Judgment
The State College Board called the planned Whitney House conversion at St Cloud State College into a president residence an error in judgment. The resolution passed without discussion or dissent, ending a dispute sparked by a public examiner’s report and subsequent board statements. Roger J. Nierengarten, Stearns County attorney, will study the matter further.
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Roger J. Nierengarten
St. Cloud
Stearns County
Robert Whitaker
George F. Budd
Whitney House
Whitaker
Charles Mourin
State College Board
Budd
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota State College Board
St. Cloud State College
Drowning at Wisconsin church camp claims St. Paul youth
Gregory Deaver, 16, of St. Paul, drowned at Lake Spencer near Siren Wisconsin while swimming with a church youth group. Ancil Joe Gookin, 41, of Des Moines Iowa, was later found dead in the Vermilion River on the Minnesota-Canada border.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gregory Deaver
Lake Spencer
Siren
Wis
Die Temple Baptist Church
Ancil Joe Gookin
Des Moines
Iowa
Vermilion River
Minnesota-Canada
Scranton
Allegheny College
Meadville
Topeka
Kan
Minneapolis
Doctor Says Moves to Top Left on Comic Page
The Doctor Says column by Dr. Wayne Brandstad moves today from the Editorial Page upper right corner to the Comics Page top left. This relocation marks a change in placement rather than content for the daily health advice feature.
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Wayne Brandstad, M. D
Lancer Drum Major Killed in Car Crash Weekend Toll Rises
Austin youth Richard Willard Oihus, 20, died when his car struck a bridge pillar on Interstate 90 near Austin. Dr. Dorothy Mae Brooks, 37, survived with multiple injuries. Oihus, Carleton College student and drum major for the Austin Lancers, died early Sunday. The Lancers canceled the parade and returned home after the accident.
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Lancer
Austin
Richard Willard Oihus
19Th St. NW
Mower County
Interstate 90
Minnesota
Oihus
Carleton College
St. Olaf Hospital
Dorothy Mae Brooks
3Rd Ave. SE
Edina
Minn
Willard Oihus
American Legion
Austin Lancers
Wisconsin Rapids
Winona
Malaysia Indonesia Reach Monitored Guerrilla Withdrawal
In Tokyo Malaysia and Indonesia agreed on monitored withdrawal of Indonesian guerrillas from northern Borneo as talks toward a summit continue. Thai inspectors prepared to verify the withdrawal while clashes in Sarawak and Sabah heated the dispute and Philippines mediation pressed ahead.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Tokyo
Abdul Rahman
Sukarno
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Manila
Philippines
Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian Borneo
Thailand
Salvador P. Lopez
Sabah
Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
Rahman
Bangkok
Jakarta
Chaerul Saleh
Antara
Sabirin Mochtar
County Board Sees Two New Nomination Entries
Two new filings appeared in the county auditor's office this morning for the upcoming county commission races. Mike Cotter from Austin Township and Roland W. Young of Lansing Township join incumbents and other nominees in district contests with key local political implications.
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Mike Cotter
Austin
Austin Township
Webster Johnson
Lyle
Purl Gordon
Austin Rt. 2
Cotter
Mower County
ASC
County Farmers Union
Roland W. Young
Lansing Township
Henry Charles Peters
Mapleview
C. W. Taylor
Dexter
New York Apportionment Declared Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that New York State's legislative apportionment system violates the Constitution, striking down the existing map as unconstitutional. The decision centers on how districts were drawn and the impact on voters' representative rights. The ruling signals a judicial rewrite of New York's legislative boundaries.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Railroad Workers Strike Hits Kansas City Lines
Brakemen and switchmen walked out at two railroads in Kansas City, with reports that five lines may be affected. The surprise strike caught members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in yards for work, directly hitting Missouri Pacific and the Missouri Kansas Texas Katy lines.
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Kansas City, Mo
Brotherhood of Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Soviets Stop Withdrawal From Cuba Keating Reports
Senator Kenneth B. Keating says the Soviet Union halted troop withdrawals from Cuba. He estimates 4,000 to 7,000 Soviet soldiers remain, suggesting aims to guard missile sites or shield the Cuban regime from enemies.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Soviet Union
Cuba
Keating
New York
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James E. Szulczewski
Edward Hiresi
Read Bendl
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Parade
Owatonna
Lancers
Karen
Alfred McAfee, Sr
Bedford
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Melvin Hauge
Oakwood Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
John. M. LeClair
Jerry Stefton
Rosholt
S.D
Browns Valley
Sisseton
LeClair
Curtis
Eldon Kirley
Peever
Mankato
James E. Melchior
Madison Lake
Richard L. Braun
Ronald L. Pomerenko
South St
Richard Oihus
Gary
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