Albert Lea Teenager Among 4 Who Drown in Separate Mishaps
Four youths drowned in Minnesota in separate incidents on Monday and Sunday. A 10-year-old boy perished near Nevers Dam on the St. Croix River, with body recovered after nightfall. Beverly McDowell, 16, drowned at Twin Lakes in Minneapolis. Greg Schallock, 15, of Albert Lea, and Gary Robinson, 14, were in trouble at Fountain Lake where Schallock died. a Minneapolis skindiver recovered another drowning victim at Long Lake. John Rickhoff, 17, also died while cutting weeds in Long Lake. his body found about 31 feet deep.
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Albert Lea
Associated Press
Minnesota
Nevers Dam
St. Croix River
Chisago City
Chisago County
Vern Martinson
Beverly McDowell
Crystal
Twin Lakes
Minneapolis
Greg Schallock
Fountain Lake
Gary Robinson
Robinson
Young Shallock
Willard Shhallock
Thomas Rudy Jr
Long Lake
Little Falls
John Rickhoff
Rickhoff
Paratroopers Land With 101st Brigade Near Dak To
An AP Wirephoto shows a U S 101st Airborne paratrooper guiding a Chinook during a landing in the Central Highlands near Dak To in South Vietnam. Troops from the 1st Battalion of the 327th Airborne Infantry were to assault the area.
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U. S
101St Airborne Brigade
Highlands
South Viet
Nam
Dak To
327Th Airborne Infantry
GOP State Meet to Fire Up Gubernatorial Endorsements
Minneapolis AP report says the Republican State Convention will host a heated endorsing battle for governor with three active candidates Harold LeVander John Pillsbury Jr and William Randall seeking the slot Former Gov Elmer L Andersen may enter by draft endorsement for U S Senate also in play with possible contenders Stephen Maxwell and Robert Forsythe Debate and ballots expected across Thursday through Saturday at the Leamington Hotel and Minneapolis Auditorium with nominationsFriday and adjournment at noon
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Minneapolis
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
DFL
Harold LeVander
South St. Paul
John Pillsbury Jr
William Randall
Ramsey County
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
U.S. Senate
Walter F. Mondale
Mississippi Farmer Sees Marchers Reach His Farm
H L Montgomery recalls intuition that civil rights marchers would pass by his Louise Mississippi property. About 250 joined a day’s march through Silver City and Midnight, with Montgomery, a farmer owning 750 acres and 15 Black workers, noting his fur business also shapes his income. The Philadelphia murders case and march developments frame the context as leaders ride ahead.
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Don McKee Louise
Miss
H. L. Montgomery
U.S. 51
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Montgomery
New York
Meridian
Philadelphia
James Chaney
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
Martin Luther King Jr
Detroit
Belzoni
Silver City
Louise
Plains Areas Hit by Heavy Rain Storms
Heavy thunderstorms struck parts of the western Plains this morning while much of the nation enjoyed clear skies and warm temperatures. A tornado watch was issued for North Dakota and northern South Dakota as Dickinson N D recorded half an inch of rain and winds up to 75 mph.
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Associated Press
Western Plains
Dickinson
N.D
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
South Dakota
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Gulf Coast
Olympia
Wash
Needles
Calif
Industry Needs Help to End Pollution
Sen. Jennings Randolph of Virginia warns at a College Park seminar that federal aid to industry for stream pollution abatement is urgent. He says Congress cannot delay as industrial waste is sometimes prioritized over municipal treatment in clearing streams.
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College Park
Jennings Randolph
Va. Randolph
Senate Public Works Committee
Congress
Jamaica to Host eighth British Empire Games in August
Jamaica will host the eighth British Empire and Commonwealth Games in August. The multi nation event gathers athletes from member states for a schedule of competitions across sports and venues.
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Jamaica
Gophers Tie for 44th in NCAA Track Meet
Minnesota tied for 44th at the NCAA track meet in Bloomington Indiana as Tom Heinonen finished fifth in the three mile run for two points. Michigan State led the Big Ten with 13 points placing 17th overall.
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Bloomington
Ind
Minnesota
Tom Heinonen
The
Gophers
Michigan State
Big Ten
Blue Earth Drive-in Owner Dead in Shooting. Mother of Six Wounded
Pat Newton 52, owner of two Blue Earth drive-ins, died of a self inflicted gunshot. Employee Mrs. Robert Engelby 35 was wounded in the head and hospitalized in Rochester after the shooting at a car lot near the drive-in. Police reported a .32 caliber pistol with two rounds fired.
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Blue Earth Drive-in
Blue Earth
Minn
Rochester
Pat Newton
H. H. Russ
Faribault
Newton
Robert Engelby
Engelby
Classified Ad Pitches False Teeth Solutions
Read the classified section advertising false teeth options. The notice highlights denture offers, pricing hints, and contact details for potential buyers seeking dental fittings.
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Tokyo
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Peking Communist Party Committee
Bonn
Germany
Christian Democratic Party
Rainer Barzel
Moscow
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Washington
Japan
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Midwalker
Harbor Ridg
4Th Ave
World Briefs
Wold Drug
Lig Hen
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No. 1 Gophers
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc
1100 N. Main
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Packard Bel
12Th St
Dial
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