Rochester to limit conventions over noise violations
Rochester officials considering a hard line against conventions that violate the city's anti noise ordinance. The Chamber of Commerce committee voted against hosting state level conventions of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars due to past disturbances in 1958. The plan moves to Chamber directors for final action as Rochester signals a potential convention center opening for southern Minnesota.
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Rochester
Convention Committee of
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Minnesota
Italy tùes religious holidays amid Communist opposition
Italian holidays face cutback proposal as government and Vatican back reforms while the Communist party denounces the move as workers losing leisure. Italians enjoy nearly a month of holidays yearly plus a mid August shutdown, with productivity concerns cited for the economy.
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Italy
Paul
Vatican
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Jobs A Red Problem Unemployment Under Communism
Radio Free Europe reports Polish government figures show 200000 laid off last winter, pushing unemployment to 500000 in a Communist nation. Many are youths as 1.5 million Polish youths enter the labor market by 1970, with job seekers outnumbering openings.
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Poland
Radio Free Europe
Opinions of Others MUDDLED MINDS AND BUSSES
The piece discusses federal mass transit aid for Minneapolis and St. Paul, with Dan Feidt favoring federal funds and free rides for the elderly, welfare recipients and the blind. Red Wing debates local subsidies and ride and shop financing to keep buses running with Red Wing funds.
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Twin Cities
Red Wing
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin City Bus Lines
Dan Feidt
Feidt
Washington
Sunday closing debates span Red Wing and Rochester
The Red Wing Republican Eagle comments on a proposed Sunday closing ordinance amid local discussion while Rochester aldermen uphold a ban despite criticism. The Rochester vote to repeal failed 4-3, as retailers warn repeal if competition emerges from outside city limits. A state wide law is suggested, with local action favored if the veto persists.
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Rochester
Dayton
Turn Back The Clock Sept S T Neveln MA degree
Rev Harry Poll heads Austin Ministerial Union. Mr and Mrs Syver Ranum celebrate golden anniversary. Glen Gaddis leads new Sea Scout troop 711 at St Olaf Lutheran. Paul Sommers conducts rehab in struction clinic at state Legion convention. Mrs W F McKaller visits daughter Flaine in Williamsport Pa. Marlin Amdahl named Teen age Driver of the Year in Jaycee Road 6. Austin joins national civil defense test. David P Johnson and David L Christopherson attend Gopher Boys State at UMinn farm campus.
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S. T. Neveln
University of Minnesota
Harry Poll
Austin Ministerial Union
Syver Ranum
Glen Gaddis
New Sea Scout
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Paul Sommers
State Legion Convention
W. F. McKaller
Flaine
Williamsport
Marlin Amdahl
Austin
Minneapolis mayor voices fear of suburban and political limits
The incumbent Arthur Naftalin says the city is strapped by fears of suburbanites legislators and opponents to a property tax increase. A collection of briefs notes political races in Minnesota include Rolvaag buying a book on Interstate 35 scandal and debates over Hinckley construction.
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Minneapolis
Arthur Naftalin
Karl Rolvaag
Thomas Roeser
Minnesota
Republican Party
Roeser
St. Paul
Dfler
Hinckley
Minn
DFL
Andersen
GOP
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Communists eye nationwide drive after L A vote surge
The Communist Party plans a broad 1966 election push after William Cottle Taylor won 33 576 votes in Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors district two as an avowed Communist. Party leaders hope to recruit reformers, build a war chest, and potentially nominate a national ticket in New York or Chicago following a Supreme Court ruling freeing them from foreign control registration.
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Victor Riesel
New York
National Communist Party
California
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
William Cottle Taylor
Negto Party
Maryland
District of Columbia
Communist Party
Los Angeles
Taylor
Supreme Court
Communist Action Group
Gus Hall
Arnold Johnson
Dence
San Francisco
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National Board
Popular Front
Front man for Berry's World fronts U S House race
A passage argues Berry's World could become a front man for socialist influence in Congress and pro-Vietnam rallies. It cites quotes from Dr Grayson Kirk Lal Bahadur Shastri Curtis LeMay John F Kennedy and Margaret Chase Smith to imply a broader political strategy and searches for peace conference appeal.
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House of Representatives
U. S
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Burglaries Rise and How to Protect Your Home
A 1960s style cautionary piece explains burglar patterns and practical precautions. It warns that burglaries rise when homes appear empty and offers steps like solid deadbolt locks, avoiding obvious hiding spots for keys, leaving a light on at night, using photoelectric switches, and coordinating with neighbors for mail and lawn care during absences. It notes the FBI statistic of over half a million thefts yearly and emphasizes staying vigilant.
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Robert Cochnar
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
State Prison
NEA
FBI
United States
Today in History June 16 1964 highlights
AP notes events from 1897 Alaska gold rush news on Bonanza Creek to 1963 Soviet launch of the first woman astronaut. Other items include League of Nations first meeting 1920 and FDR signing the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1933.
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Associated Press
Alaska
Bonanza Creek
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
London
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Germany
Reichsbank
Adolf Hitler
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Thailand
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Indochina
House of Commons
Kenya
Space
Less-Dim View Taken of Bomb Fire Survival
Washington dispatch outlines Defense research on fire survival after an H bomb attack. Weather and cloud cover greatly affect fire-starting power while shelters show protective value. The report cites Hamburg and Hiroshima cases and suggests practical city and home fire safety measures.
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Washington
Nea
Defense Department
Pentagon
Soviet Union
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