Moderate Buddhist Warns Stiicate Could Bring Collapse of Church
In Saigon radical Buddhists call a three day general strike while Thich Tam Chau, leader of the Buddhist Institute, warns the sect’s turmoil against the military regime may topple the church. Police fire tear gas as mobs clash, and Hue’s Thich Tri Quang enters a hunger strike demanding U.S. withdrawal and generals resign.
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Stiicate
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Hue
Johnson
U.S
Tam Chau
Thich Tri Quang
United States
Thuet backs Keith in Minnesota governor race
Minnesota Senate minority leader Sen. Paul Thuet abandoned neutrality and endorsed Lt. Gov. A. M. Keith at a fund-raiser as DFL delegates prepare for the governor endorsement battle. Keith supporters push for a two-thirds vote with Rolvaag’s side aiming to rally delegates at the Leamington Hotel convention HQ.
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Minneapolis
Paul Thuet
Minnesota Senate
A. M. Keith
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Keith
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Thuet
Dakota County
South St. Paul
DFL
Leamington Hotel
Bids Planned for Hormel Bureau Slaughtering Plant
Hormel & Co announces bid plans for the Bureau Illinois slaughtering plant. Plans and specifications will mail June 20 to bidders from three states for a single bid covering electrical mechanical refrigeration and general work. A pre-bid conference July 8 in Chicago and final bids due July 27. The 150000 square foot plant will sit on 90 acres near Bureau Bureau six miles south of Princeton on Highway 26, with an estimated investment over 4 million dollars.
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Bureau
Ill
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
R. F. Gray
Johnson & Johnson Engineering and Architects
Chicago
Hormel Co
Princeton
Highway
Chou En-lai Begins 8 Day Romania Visit
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai started an eight day trip in Bucharest praising Romania for resisting outside pressure. He avoided naming the Soviet Union while signaling sympathy with Romania's independence. Ion Maurer welcomed the visit and noted talks on international issues and worker movements.
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Chou
Romania
Bucharest
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Peking
Russia
China
Europe
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Ceausescu
Deadly NY Harbor Tanker Collision Claims Dozens
In New York Harbor, a collision between the Texaco Massachusetts and the Alva Cape sparked a vast fire in the Kill Van Kull Channel. Coast Guard reports 20 dead, 12 missing, 69 survivors with 40 hospitalized. tug Esso Vermont eruptions and an ongoing investigation accompany rescue and witness accounts.
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Alva
Texaco
Massachusetts
New York Harbor
New York
Kill van Kull
Coast Guard
Alva Cape
Texaco Massachusetts
Gulf of Mexico
Esso Vermont
Morgues
Bayonne
N.J
Richard F
Marching for Black Power in Greenwood Mississippi
James Bonney reports in Greenwood as 1,000 marchers led by Stokely Carmichael demand black power amid clashes with police. Authorities jail Carmichael and CORE members over tent encampment, then allow park use after tense standoff. Governor Johnson cuts guard detail as CORE plans up to 2,000 more marchers to join the 260 mile trek ending June 26.
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Greenwood
Miss
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Bob Smith
SNCC
Bruce Baines
Congress of Racial Equality
Stone Street Negro
Broad Street Park
George Raymond
Freedom Democratic Party
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Jackson
CORE
Memphis
Tenn
Headon Collision Near Wells Kills 3
The Associated Press reports a headon crash one mile east of Wells killed three people, two teens Michael Meyer 18 Arleigh Possin 16 both from Wells and Tim Schultz 24 of Freeborn. The county road yield sign may have mattered as Schultz’s car burned and two bystanders pulled him free.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Wells
Michael Meyer
Arleigh Possin
Tim Schultz
Freeborn
Faribault County
Meyer
Possin
Schultz
Blacktop
Sheriff's
Thomas E. Beck
Anoka
Minneapolis
Richard Dormanen
Edward W. Griffin
Mill City Gas Workers Strike in Historic Walkout
About 850 members of the Minneapolis Gas Co. Workers Union walked off the job this morning, the utility's first strike in 96 years after a contract impasse. Pickets lined downtown offices as Paul W. Kraemer, executive VP, assured gas service would continue with non union staff handling vital functions.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Gas Co. Workers Union
Paul W. Kraemer
Miss Wool Finalists Include Bemidji Girl
Carol Ann Ghere of Rapid City South Dakota and Connie Kroll of Bemidji Minnesota were among 20 Miss Wool of America finalists arriving in Dallas for the contest. The winner will be named June 24 in San Angelo.
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Dallas, Tex
Carol Ann Ghere
Rapid City
Connie Kroll
Bemidji, Minn
San Angelo
Begin Series of Tests With Satellites at Cape Kennedy
Tracking stations start a long test sequence for the first seven SATCOM satellites. After over six hours in space, the seven communications satellites released from the Titan 3 rocket and now orbit 21,000 miles above the equator.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Satcom
Albert Lea Officer Receives Reverence for Law Award
Albert Lea Capt. Woody Chiz of the Police Department was honored with the Reverence for Law award at the Minnesota Eagles convention. It marked the fourth time the national award was given in the United States, with former President Truman as the first recipient. The presentation was made by District Judge Christ Sero from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for contributions to law enforcement.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Woody Chiz
Albert Lea
Minnesota Eagles
United States
Harry S. Truman
Chiz
Christ Seraphim
Milwaukee
Wis
Hormel Stock Sees Low Volume On Wednesday And Thursday
Trading on the American Exchange showed Hormel stock with only 400 shares on Wednesday and 200 shares on Thursday. The gains marked a 4 percent rise to 30 dollars, while the year’s high remained 37 dollars.
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Hormel
American Exchange
Herald
Schedule of Pages Editorials -4 Sports-7 Churches-5 Area News- Women's-6 Comics-10 Vital Statistics-13
The page listing outlines sections and page ranges for the edition. It details editorial, sports, church, area news, women’s, comics, and vital statistics placements.
Traffic Deaths Rise in Iowa and Statewide
A brief traffic death update shows Iowa totals at 345 today versus 30 a year ago, and the state total at 316 today versus 277 previously. The figures highlight a sharp increase in fatal incidents across the period.
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Iowa
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Weekend Thunder Risk
Fair to partly cloudy Saturday with a low of 48 to 55 and a high of 78 to 85. Sunday brings a chance of showers or thunderstorms and slightly warmer temperatures.
Jacobsen to Step Down in St. Louis Park
State Rep. Ernest R. Jacobsen a Conservative said he will not seek re election this fall in St. Louis Park Minnesota.
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ST. Louis Park, Minn
Ernest R. Jacobsen
Minnesota At 33.5 Million From National Economic Program
Minnesota reports 33.5 million under the National Economic Opportunity Program with most counties operating anti poverty efforts. Major funding flows include Ram sey County on the job training 972 families. Neighborhood Youth Corps 6.1 million aiding 9,396 youths. Head Start 2.1 million in 57 counties. and Rural Loans totaling 1 million through Farmers Home Admin for low income farmers. Six counties did not participate Olmsted Washington Dodge Steele Waseca Houston.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
OEO
Olmsted
Washington
Dodge
Steele
Waseca
Houston
Ramsey County
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Farmers Home Administration
Pennington County Cooperative
Voters OK 225000 Revenue Bonds for Mode O Day Plant
In Mason City voters approved 3224 to 67 the issuance of 225000 in revenue bonds to erect a new Mode O Day Co plant in Industrial Park. Bonds will be repaid over 20 years from lease income from the lingerie maker and retailer.
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Mason City
Mode O’ Day Co
Mill Cillan Drowns in St. Croix River
Everett Witthuhn 45 of Minneapolis drowned Thursday in the St. Croix River five miles south of Hudson while returning to shore by canoe after painting a raft. A swimmer tried to rescue him but he sank despite efforts.
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Hudson, Wis
Everett Witthuhn
Minneapolis
St. Croix
Witthuhn
Here
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