State Board Interviews Six For Education Commissioner
The Minnesota State Board of Education interviewed six applicants for commissioner of education and the State College Board set July interviews for four finalists at Marshall. Names include Duane Mattheis Justin Swenson Benjamin Buck Edward Gilbert William Roe and A L Nelson with the post paying 17500 dollars.
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Board of Education
State College Board
Marshall
S. J. Kryzsko
Winona
Marshall Institution
Kryzsko
Marshall Post
Anoka
Minn
Brynolf Peterson
Aitkin
Duane Mattheis
Owatonna
Justin W. Swenson
Moorhead
Benjamin B. Buck
Mankato State
Edward H. Gilbert
Arlington Heights
Ill
William H. Roe
Michigan State
A. L. Nelson
Goldwater Seeks GOP Victory From Top To Bottom
Arizona senator Goldwater tells Texas Republicans at the state convention he will lead a united GOP to victory in November. He vows to win the South and the nation, denounces doomsters, and defends his fiscal and foreign policies while pushing for a strong nationwide ticket.
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Goldwater
Dallas, Tex
Arizona di Publican
Texas
South
Congress
Washington
Arizona
Scranton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Tibet Military Chief Reported Removed by China
World briefs report Gen Chang Kuo Hwa, top Tibetan commander, vanished around February amid rumors of pro Soviet ties and possible liquidation.
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New Delhi
India
China
Tibet
Chang Kuo Hwa
Minnesota records show 1 850 796 vehicles registered
Minnesota’s secretary of state reports 1 850 796 motor vehicles registered through May, up from 1 692 267 a year ago. License receipts reach $43 084 025 this year versus $41 529 214 last year.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Secretary of State
Feeder Line Air Service Scrutinized
The Legislative Advisory Committee approved 10840 for state activity to retain feeder airline service for Worthington, Thief River Falls, Fairmont and Brainerd. Senator Wright initially opposed the grant but withdrew. Governor Rolvaag criticized a proposed Austin TV tower at 3399 feet.
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Lawrence McCabe
Corneress
McCabe
I Gt Imm
Mankato
LAC
Austin
Karl Rolvaag
Stain Removal Tip For Iodine Marks
To remove an iodine stain soak the item in cold water before laundering. This simple step helps lift the stain prior to washing and can prevent setting the mark.
Trailways Bus Plunges Into Lake Pontchartrain After Bridge Collision
In New Orleans a dredge and gravel barges struck the Lake Pontchartrain causeway before dawn, sending a Trailways bus into the water. Six passengers are reported missing with divers recovering bodies, one survivor rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter. The bus driver is among the two survivors. The causeway spans 24 miles from New Orleans northward.
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Trailways
Lake Pontchartrain
Coast Guard
Ernest Waugh
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Rebel Jr
John Lambert
Greater
Church
William Cockerham
Baton Rouge
Minnesota Legislators React To Supreme Court Apportionment Ruling
Minnesota lawmakers viewed the Supreme Court decision on legislative apportionment from urban and rural angles. They discussed possible reapportionment in 1965, noting the House uses population while the Senate mixes area and population. A Minneapolis suit seeks to enforce population base, citing 1960 census figures and specific district populations.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Minnesota House
Senate
High Court
Alabama
New York State
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Colorado
Gordon Wright
Minneapolis
House Committee On
Franklin Kroehler
Henderson
Kroehler
Alf Bergerud
Edina
Harold H. Hoffman
Ramsey County League of Municipalities
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Clayton LeFevere
Pathet Lao Captures US Pilot After Plane Downed
Prince Souphanon Vong confirmed an American pilot Charles F. Klusmann was captured by Pathet Lao after his Navy reconnaissance plane was shot down June 6 near Ban Ban, 15 miles northeast of Khang Khay. He is the second American in Pathet Lao captivity following Eugene Debruin.
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Khang Khay
Laos
Prince Souphanon Vong
Pathet Lao
Washington
Navy
Charles F. Klusmann
San Diego
Calif
Ban Ban
Klusmann
Eugene Debruin
Kaukauna
Wis
Air America
Tchepone
Phoumi Vongvichit
Red Cross
Woman Suspect Bank Robbery Triggered by Parking Lot Escape
A Culver City bank scene ends with officers flushing Wilford Lawrence Taylor from a car trunk. Taylor, 23, was found with a pistol and $1,930 and booked on suspicion of bank robbery.
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Culver City
Calif
Wilford Lawrence Taylor
Space Pilot Trainee Ejects From Plane
Navy Lt. Patrick Henry Jr. ejected from a crippled F104A near Edwards Air Force Base after the jet went out of control. The 28 year old from Triangle Virginia landed safely as one of 11 students set to graduate from the Air Force Space Pilot School next month.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert Test Center
Navy
Patrick Henry Jr
Triangle
Air Force Space Pilot School
Lynda Bird Johnson Dives During Hawaii Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson flew to Maui Island and wore a swimming suit to skin dive with a diving expert who called her wonderful and a quick learner. Maui, nicknamed The Valley Isle, lies 85 miles southeast of Honolulu.
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Kahului
Maui Island
Hawaii
Lynda Bird Johnson
Maui
Honolulu
Lynda
Discover How Earth Moon Formed Hinted By Lunar Samples
Houston AP reports 110 scientists at a lunar exploration symposium discuss selecting lunar samples for study and bringing them to Earth. Space agency experts outline experiment limits while engineers demonstrate an astronaut in a fully inflated suit and lunar gravity challenges.
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Houston, Tex
Earth
Mannedcraft Center
Space Agency
Davenport Woman Wounded in Apartment Shooting
Anna Belle Kirkman 46, operator of the Columbia Tap tavern, was hospitalized in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a shooting in her Davenport apartment. Police seek Richard Fuqua, about 40, who fled by bus toward Chicago then possibly Florida, with warrants for assault with intent to murder.
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Davenport
Anna Belle Kirkman
Columbia
Mercy Hospital
Richard Fuqua
Chicago
Florida
Indianapolis
Elmer Petersen
Faona
Pentagon workers warned to keep safes closed
Washington AP report notes Pentagon security officers remind staff to secure classified document safes after ending shifts. The message warns against leaving safes open to avoid exposure and risk.
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Washington
Pentagon
X15A2 Rocket Trial Drives High, Fails to Lift
In BASE California an revived X15 rocket plane designated X15A2 attempted a high ride but did not detach from its B52 mother ship. The test aimed to check control systems that can’t be evaluated on the ground after a 1962 crash.
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Base
Calif
Washout Traps 80 at Lake of the Ozarks Resorts
A bridge washout due to heavy rain stranded about 80 people at two Lake of the Ozarks resorts in Eldon Missouri. Up to five inches of rain fell Sunday and high water carried away a bridge on Creek Road, isolating the area. The only exit was by boat or airlift.
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Eldon, Mo
Lake of the Ozarks
Creek Road
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Erlin O. Johnson
Walter R. Mears
William W. Scranton
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