Severe South Dakota storms flood and tornadoes injure in Rapid City
Violent weather flooded Huron Fort Pierre and Pierre with up to five inches of rain and large hail. Tornadoes struck Rapid City injuring three as roofs tore from the Town and Country Motel and other buildings. National Guard aided in Rapid City while basements flooded in Pierre and Robbinsdale areas.
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S.D
Rapid City
Huron
Fort Pierre
Pierre
South Dakota
Town and Country
Beach
Robbinsdale
National
National Guard
Kosygin Blasts U.S. for Inciting Israel to War
Austin motorcyclist Terrence M. Vollmer, 19, dies after losing control on 11th Street and crashing into a parked truck. He was Austin’s first traffic fatality of 1967 as five state weekend deaths raise the yearly toll to 344. Vollmer, a Pacelli High School graduate, is survived by wife April and his Austin-based family. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at Queen of Angels Church.
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Terrence M. Vollmer
6Th Ave
Austin
Vollmer
Austin State Junior College
St. Olaf Hospital
11Th St
19Th Ave
Duane C. Hanson
April
Charles
Sherman
Patricia) Kaus
Richard
Janet) Overby
Minneapolis
Charlotte Downey
Hurricane Hunter Finds No Storm in Suspicious Atlantic Area
A hurricane hunter pilot examined a suspicious area 500 miles northeast of Puerto Rico and found only banded showers with weak rotation. Gordon Dunn of the National Hurricane Center said development was unlikely as the fifth of the 19 day season shows little potential. From June 1 to now, three tropical depressions and two other disturbances were reported, one moving inland over North Carolina on Sunday.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
North Carolina
Two Minnesota Boys Die in Separate Drowning Accidents
The Associated Press reports two drowning deaths in Minnesota on Sunday. Todd Schmidt, 7, of Wayzata, fell into a lagoon near Wayzata Beach on Lake Minnetonka. Patrick Away, 13, of Hastings, drowned in the Vermillion River near Hastings after apparently striking his head on rocks.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Todd Schmidt
Wayzata
Wayzata Beach
Lake Minnetonka
Vernona Schmidt
Patrick Away
Hastings
Vermillion River
Sylvester Raway
Kosygin calls for Israeli withdrawal at U.N. session
Soviet Premier Kosygin accused the United States of provoking war as he urged condemnation of Israel and its withdrawal from Arab territories. Abba Eban defended Israel, and President Johnson pressed for peace amid fears of a nuclear-level conflict in the Middle East.
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N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Israel
U.S
U.N
Kosygin
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ebba Eban
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson
Washington
Middle East
U.A.R
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Abba Eban
Soviet Union
Eban
Vietnam
Cuba
Suez Canal Zone
United Nations
Congo
United States of America
Father of 7 Dies in Drag Race Crash
Sioux City drag racer Jim Studley, 32, a father of seven with 15 years in the sport, died at Thunder Valley Dragways after his car skidded on a damp track at about 150 mph, slid 200 feet along the shoulder, struck a washed out area and overturned.
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Marion, S. D
Jim Studley
Sioux City
Studley
Thunder Valley
Iowa Girl Seized With Marijuana
Connie Jean Deutsch 19 was arrested in her Ames apartment early today on possession of marijuana charges. Judge John McKinney set bond at 1000 dollars and continued arraignment until next Monday.
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Ames
Iowa
Connie Jean Deutsch
John McKinney
Municipal Court
Iron Ore and Taconite Taxes Total 17.4 Million in Minnesota
Minnesota treasurer reports 1966 iron ore and taconite taxes paid amounting to 17.4 million. U.S. Steel led with 10 million, Reserve Mining paid 1 million in taconite, and 20 companies contributed. Distribution favors school aids, general revenue, the university, and local governments.
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ST. Paul
Ite
General Revenue Fund
University of Minnesota
Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Commission
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Hanna Mining
Hanna Iron Ore Division
Pacific Isle Mining
South Agarw Mining
Mesaba - Cliffs
Pittsburgh-Pacific
Erie Mining
Sunday liquor sales begin in two Minnesota communities
In Lilydale and Island View the first Sunday liquor sales with meals drew limited traffic. Rainy Lake Lodge co owner Alla Brascugh said business was up slightly while Diamond Jim's manager Burdell Highland noted only a modest rise in reservations. The new law lets local options permit liquor with meals in larger restaurants. only Noon sellings began with light demand.
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Lilydale
St. Paul
Island View
International Falls
Minnesota
Alla Brascugh
Rainy Lake Lodge
Burdell Highland
Diamond Jim’s
W. T. Heine
U.S. Naval Air Station
Twin Cities
Highland
Duluth
Weather Outlook: Party Clouds Tonight Through Tuesday
Forecast calls for party cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Low temps around 56 to 62 degrees and highs near 72 to 76. Wednesday looks fair to partly cloudy with temps remaining a bit below normal.
Brownsville to vote on Sunday liquor referendum
AP dispatches: Brownsville Minnesota population 382 on the Mississippi near LaCrescent will hold a Sunday liquor referendum on July 6. Also in AP briefs Egypt's Nasser named premier amid cabinet reshuffle following his offer to resign after the Arab Israeli conflict.
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Brownsville, Minn
Brownsville
Houston County
Mississippi River
LaCrescent
Beirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Cairo Radio
Nasser
No Evidence of U S British Attack on Arabs
King Hussein said there is no conclusive evidence that British and U S planes from aircraft carriers aided Israel in fighting the Arabs. In the Philippines seven members of an independent Catholic sect were killed by 200 anti Christian attackers at Nuevavista village headquarters.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
U.S
Israel
Manila
Nuevavista
Philippine Constabulary
Wilson and de Gaulle Hold Private Talks in Paris
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Charles de Gaulle met at the Grand Trianon to discuss the Common Market the Middle East and other world issues in private talks today.
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Paris
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
Grand Trianon Royal Residence
Middle East
St Paul Home Burns Down While Family Vacations
The Fitzgerald family of St. Paul left for a Pine City vacation Saturday afternoon and returned to a house fire about 12:30 a.m. Sunday. Fire officials could not determine the cause and the blaze destroyed the interior and belongings. Red Cross arranged temporary housing.
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ST. Paul
Robert Fitzgerald
Pine City
Minn
Fitgeralds
Fitzgeralds
Red Cross
Clay in a Swinging Mood as He Swings Into Court
Cassius Clay arrived at the federal courthouse in Houston for his trial on a charge of refusing induction. The 25 year old boxer spoke briefly, predicting a speedy trial as U S Atty Susman outlined four witnesses from the Selective Service System.
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Houston
Tex
Cassius Clay
Federal
Armed Services
Clay
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
U. S
Morton L
Robert Todd Hays
Selective Service System
Hayden Covington
New York City
Quinnan Hodges
Covington
Muhammad Ali
Louisville
Domed Stadium
Houston Customs House
World Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Dodd Censure Vote Looms as Supporters Gage Votes
Senator Dodd faces a Senate ethics censure vote over alleged political fund misuses and double billing. Supporters say values of enough votes exist but estimate short of a majority to stop censure. Senate leaders urge swift ethics code action regardless of the outcome.
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Dodd
John Chadwok Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
New Orleans
Long
Bennett
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Ethics Committee
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Edgar Smith
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Candice Eldred
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