Midwestern Governors Plan for Regional Economic Action
Governors from Michigan Illinois and other states push regional development to deter federal overreach. George Romney warns states may become obsolete without regional approaches while Otto Kerner predicts federal intervention in gaps. Kenneth Big notes MAPP plans a 3 billion investment in the regional power pool by 1980 across 22 systems in 10 states and Manitoba.
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Kansas City
George Romney
Michigan
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Romey
Kerner
Romney
Missouri
Kansas
Kenneth Big
Grand Forks
N.C
Midcontinent Area Power Planners
MAPP
Mill City Man Held for Threats
A 22 year old St. Paul man Gary W. Erickson was sentenced to 30 days in the Workhouse after drunken driving an open liquor bottle in his car and driving after license suspension. He threatened police and President Johnson during his arrest but said he opposed politics. He may leave Workhouse for work under the Huber Law after Johnson's visit ends.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Gary W. Erickson
Western Ave. N
Johnson
Erickson
Secret Service
Ore Train Series Starts Toward Granite City Steel Plant
A 6000 long ton iron ore shipment from Hibbing Minnesota moved through St Paul en route to Granite City New Jersey. Great Northern Railway announced it is the first in a series of solid ore trains to Granite City Steel Co. Trains will travel between St Paul and the Illinois destination over Burlington lines.
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ST. Paul
Hibbing
Minn
Twin Cities
Granite City
Great Northern Railway
Granite City Steel Co
Illinois
Burlington
Soviet camps likened to country clubs in Izvestia
The government newspaper Izvestia accuses detainment facilities of housing drunks and prostitutes as rehabilitation centers, arguing inmates are fed and bask in sun while should be made to work from dawn to dusk. In separate dispatches, a South Korean military court hears insurrection charges against three university students, Haiti seeks foreign investment, and India probes Goa explosions with one dead and municipal offices damaged.
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Associated Press Moscow
Izvestia
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Bombay, India
Goa
Kennedy in stable condition after plane crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy remains in stable condition at Easthampton hospital after Friday night plane crash in Southampton. Doctors report improved orthopedic status and that he drank tea this morning. Brother Robert F Kennedy visited, 10 to 12 days quiet needed for back healing amid funeral services for crash victims Edwin Zimny and Edward Moss.
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Corriden
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Edwin T. Zimny
Thomas F. Corriden
Tooth Fairy Grins with Triplet Boys in St Paul Yard
Three 7 year old Rossini brothers Bill Murray and Carl pose in a backyard swing revealing gaping teeth. The triplets are the sons of Mr and Mrs Carl Rossini of St Paul and their tooth losing prowess draws local smiles.
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Bill
Murray
Carl
Carl Rossini
St. Paul
Jane Heap Dies A Leader In 1920s Literary Rise
Jane Heap, former editor of the Little Review, a magazine pivotal to the 1920s literary renaissance, died last Thursday, according to friends.
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London
Jane Heap
The
Little Review
Friends
South African Kills Pythons by Wholesale
In Natal Province locals question a man named Hansie Kilian, Weenen’s snake catcher, who hunts pythons with bare hands and a small knife. He works alone, relies on speed to grab snakes behind the head and tail, and has survived several close calls.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Weenen
Natal
Hansie Kilian
Market Meat Prices Rise Nationally Amid Unclear Causes
Chicago AP report notes meat prices climb across the United States with gains at Kansas City and Omaha markets. Fed steers reach $23–25, top slaughter steers at $25, Idaho tong lambs reach eight year high, while analysts cite strong demand, school lunch purchases, chain-store sales, and shrinking imports as possible factors.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Fed
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mar
United States
McNamara and Taylor Oppose Aid Cut in Senate Hearing
Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor urged no reductions to the 1.055 billion military aid portion as they testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid Communist pressures in Southeast Asia. The foreign aid bill totals 3.5 billion and passed the House. the appropriations measure faced subcommittee scrutiny in the House.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
House Appropriations Subcommittee
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