Keith Shatters Tradition in Gaining Endorsement
Two more deaths raise Minnesota 1966 toll to 322 as Minneapolis nurse Gladys Byrne 62 dies in Shorewood crash and Colleen Coyle 20 of North St. Paul dies from motorcycle collision injuries. Other weekend incidents include Elaine Smith 19 of Edina and Harry Montgomery 73 of Grove City among the injured.
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North St. Paul
Gladys Byrne
Shorewood
Carl Aierson
David Gustafson
Susan
Colleen Coyle
St. Paul
William Liebl
Bear Lake
Ralph Meyer
West St. Paul
Meyer
Elaine Smith
Edina
Harry Montgomery
Grove City
De Gaulle Arrives in Moscow for Talks with Enthusiastic Reception
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Moscow for an 11 day visit to discuss European security and peace. He will visit Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad while Moscow signals backing for East West ties and Germany policy.
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Bonn
NATO Crisis Stirs Senate Hearings on European Policy
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens hearings on NATO and European problems as France’s De Gaulle tensions and cost concerns shape U S policy. Witness McGeorge Bundy framed the sessions as educational while lawmakers press for a Johnson De Gaulle summit to restore diplomacy. Strong European frustrations with U S leadership and allied commitment in Vietnam are cited as context for the debate.
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Keith Wins Endorsement Over Rolvaag for Minnesota Governor
In a bitter Democratic Former Labor convention Keith, 37, defeated incumbent Gov. Rolvaag after 20 ballots to secure the party endorsement for a 1966 gubernatorial run. The split delegation and looming primary set the stage for a party healing process and a possible primary showdown.
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Sandy) Keith
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Vote on 20th Final Ballot by District at DFL Governor Endorsement
Minneapolis AP report shows district by district results on the twentieth and final ballot at the state DFL convention as members vote for the endorsement for governor. District outcomes determine which candidate secures the party nod before the primary.
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Rolvaag
Keith Backers
Minneapolis
Schedule of Pages Late News Society Area 3 VS-MkEt
Page notes indicate the Late News Society section on Area 3 and the Market page for events. Editorials on page 4 cover current opinions. Sports on page 5 highlight teen activities and a special comics feature accompanies the issue.
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Medicare IV: Higher Fees and Crowding Limit Nursing Care
An Associated Press survey finds Medicare provisions starting July 1 may raise fees for specialized doctors and private hospital stays, cause crowding and longer wait times, and reduce nursing care while expanding access to surgery and long term care. Hospital officials disagree on impact, with some predicting private patients may benefit while others expect higher bills subsidized by private care.
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Associated Press
House to vote final approval on Right to Know bill
The House is set to vote two thirds today on a freedom of information measure to make government records public unless secrecy is required. Rep. John Moss says there is broad bipartisan backing and he expects President Johnson to sign if approved. Some agencies oppose, but leadership remains undecided.
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Dubinskies Boost for Hubert as Humprey Loses Ground
At a retirement dinner honoring David Dubinsky the longtime friend of Hubert Humphrey he attacked anti Humphrey liberals in a display of party loyalty. Victor Riesel reports the scene and its implications for Humphrey’s presidential bid.
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Victor Riesel
Youth Drowns in Swim to Shore at Long Lake
A Minneapolis youth, 17 year old John Rickhoff, drowned while cutting weeds with a small scythe in Long Lake 30 miles northwest of Little Falls, Morrison County. Sheriff's officers said the body was not recovered and a search continued.
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Boy Leads Picket At Family Home Over Picnic
14 year old Tom leads a group of his friends in a picket at his family home over the school annual picnic. Mrs Piso says she may take him to the picnic if she has time, conceding a little. AP Wirephoto.
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Nonwhite British constable makes first patrol in Coventry
In Coventry England Constable Mohamed Yusuf Daar 23, of Indian and Pakistani descent, began Britain's first patrol by a nonwhite police officer. In Viet Nam John Wayne narrowly escaped sniper fire while signing autographs for Marines during a visit to U.S. troops.
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Des Moines Laborers Protest Lunch Break Rules
About 400 Des Moines city workers refused to work briefly over new rules restricting coffee breaks and lunch periods. They returned after the city conceded on one regulation, allowing some access to outside facilities for cleanup and meals.
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Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday
Fair to partly cloudy conditions continue with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Minimal temperature change with lows 58 to 65 and highs around 86 on Tuesday.
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