Johnson Says Excise Tax Cut Takes Effect Tuesday
President Johnson announced the $4.6 billion excise tax cut will take effect Tuesday with signing planned for Monday. He said benefits will reach consumers, producers and retailers as inventories are adjusted and prices drop.
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Titan 3C Rocket on Pad for First Launch at Cape Kennedy
The Titan 3C, the most powerful rocket tested, sits on a Cape Kennedy pad awaiting its first launch. NASA rejected it as a manned vehicle, while the Air Force argues it will perform military missions better than NASA’s Saturn designs.
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California report pins UC riots on Kerr policy
A California state Senate committee blamed UC Berkeley uprisings on President Kerr's tolerance of radical groups and loosened security. It accused Kerr's administration of opening the campus to Communist officials and cited former Communist members among staff and leaders of the Free Speech Movement.
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Clark Kerr
UC Berkeley
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Communist Organization
Berkeley
Titan 3C completes maiden flight signaling space race boost
Cape Kennedy reports the Titan 3C triple barrell rocket achieved a 115 mile high orbit on its first test, delivering a 21,000 pound dummy payload. The mission aims to develop a rapid military space capability with manned and unmanned lab goals and future unmanned tests planned for 1967 1968 before potential manned flights.
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Johnson Cabinet weighs diplomatic proposals to end Vietnam war
President Johnson and his Cabinet meet to review new diplomatic proposals and a five nation peace mission proposed by British Commonwealth leaders. Johnson welcomes the idea but questions talks with North Vietnam and notes Congress has already authorized all necessary measures. He condemns Dominican cease fire violations and signals budget and personnel changes, including Ailes resigning as Army secretary and Resor replacement plans.
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Three Peterson Family Members Die in Pennsylvania Crash
A Minnesota family vacation ended in tragedy when a tractor-trailer jackknifed on a wet highway near Mount Joy Pennsylvania. Clark S. Peterson 44 and his daughters Betsy 14 and Holly 5 were killed. Bettye 42 Gary 16 and Scott 9 were hospitalized in critical condition with severe head injuries and multiple fractures. The truck was carrying 10 tons of rock salt and overturned onto the rented automobile. Gerald Racey 30 of Muncy Pa the truck driver said braking on the slick road caused the jackknife.
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Mayors Confront Tornado Looters At State Meeting
Moorhead Minnesota AP Mayor William Nee recounts attempts by slickers hoodlums and others to invade disaster areas after tornadoes. He cites counterfeit tags and out-of-town license plates as factors in intrusions during a Minnesota League of Municipalities convention. Milwaukee's Henry Maier urges a cabinet post for urban affairs. Duluth's George Johnson elected Mn Mayors Association president with Alex Smekta as first vice president.
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Flood Rages Across Colorado With Losses and Dams Bursting
Flooding from weeks of storms sweeps Colorado with five deaths including a 13 year old girl drowned near Loveland. A 15 foot crest hits Pueblo as dams burst and highways close. Denver area digs out while federal support and Red Cross tally extensive damage to homes and small businesses.
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Mill Cillan Dies in Apartment Fire Blaze at 637 19th Ave NE
In Minneapolis a man died from smoke inhalation after a chair caught fire and smoldered at an apartment building on 637 19th Ave NE. Ted Dosteler, 52, reportedly on vacation, was identified as the victim. Neighbors alerted residents and called the fire department around 6 30 a.m.
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Albert F. Riedner dies at 88. longtime Stephens County official
Former Minnesota state representative Albert F. Riedner, 88, has died. He served four terms after his 1944 election and will have services held on Saturday in Morris.
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University of Minnesota Hikes 4 Year Cost by 240
The Associated Press reports incoming University of Minnesota students will face an extra 240 over four years due to a 20 per quarter tuition rise. Added to estimated annual costs of around 1,300 for living and books, the total reaches about 5,200 over four years.
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Negro Trio Canadian Get Prison Term For Monument Plot
Three New York City men described as subversive fanatics and a Montreal born Canadian woman were sentenced to up to 10 years for conspiring to blow up the Statue of Liberty the Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument. Judge Herlands offered three months for probationary study before finalizing sentences.
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Robert S. Collier
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Walter A. Bowe
Michelle Duclos
Traffic Deaths Over the Years in Iowa
A retrospective tally shows traffic fatalities across Iowa with numbers noting 270 years ago 343 deaths and 299 years ago 335 deaths, reflecting historical road peril patterns and public safety milestones.
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Iowa
Minnesota iron ore tax totals rise in 1964 operations
State Treasurer Val Bjornson announced Minnesota iron ore occupation tax receipts for 1964 reached 14 million plus, up 1.95 million from last year. High grade ore tax total 12.9 million while taconite and semitaconite tax was 1.22 million. In separate item, Manila search teams hunted for seven U.S. airmen after a B52 collision en route to Viet Nam, with nightlong rescue planned.
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Armed East German Copter Overflights U.S. Installations
An armed Soviet built helicopter manned by East German Communists flew over U.S. Army installations in Berlin. A U.S. Army spokesman called the incident a dangerous challenge to the Western Allies and noted the craft bore East German insignia and a 12.7 mm machine gun on its fuselage.
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Unity Moves Considered by Missouri Synod Delegates
Delegates at the 46th annual Missouri Synod convention started discussions on a proposed Lutheran Council in the United States of America. The hour-long floor session marked the first such dialogue in the history of the historically separatist synod as they considered steps toward church unity in the United States.
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