Court rules warrants in misdemeanor arrests must be issued by a judge
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that warrants for misdemeanor arrests must be issued by a magistrate and not signed by municipal court clerks. The decision, written by Justice Otis, affects Hennepin and Ramsey County traffic courts and stems from the Paulick case in Minnetonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Hennepin
Ramsey
High Court
Supreme Court
Hennepin County
James C. Otis
James Albert Paulick
Minnetonka
Woodland Road
Paulick
Jealam Road
LeRoy E. Haglund
Wayzata
Haglund
Otis
Spicer Boy 9 Killed in Bike Truck Collision
Joe McBroom, 9, of rural Spicer was killed when a motorbike he rode collided with a truck on Kandiyohi County Road 29 four miles west of Spicer. His brother Terry, 14, was hospitalized in serious condition. truck driver Roy Knutson of Willmar was uninjured. Minnesota highway deaths for 1967 rose to 362.
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Spicer
Minn
Joe McBroom
Kandiyohi
Minnesota
McBroom
Terry
Willmar
Roy Knutson Willmar
Partly cloudy to fair with cooler pattern this weekend
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy to fair conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Low tonight 44 to 50, high Saturday 65 to 75. Outlook Sunday shows a chance of showers and temperatures a bit below normal.
State Agency Calls for Comprehensive Minnesota Water Plan
William C. Walton, water resources planner for Minnesota's State Planning Agency, urged replacing the fragmented system of state and federal agencies with an integrated water plan. He cited Red River shortages, Twin Cities supply use, pollution elimination, taconite needs, lakeshore protection, flood plain management, and cross border concerns with Wisconsin. About 100 people attended a University of Minnesota conference including officials from the Conservation Department, Water Pollution Control Commission, Board of Health, Water Resources Board, and Soil and Water Conservation Commission.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Walton
University of Minnesota
State Conservation Department
The
Water Pollution Control Commission
State Board of Health
Water Resources Board
Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Red River
Twin Cities
Wisconsin
Carmichael and Two Held After Dixie Hills Arrest
Stokely Carmichael and two associates were jailed overnight on $1,000 appeal bonds after being convicted of disobeying a police order to move on in Dixie Hills. The arrests followed four nights of violence, one death, and injuries, with curfew and cleanup efforts under way in Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Youth Corps
Ivan Allen
Carmichael
Donald Stone
Ernest Stephens
Arabs Resume Flight From Israel's Side of Jordan
At dawn a large wave of Arabs fled Israeli-held areas into Jordan across the Allenby Bridge. Thousands crossed the Jordan River as Israeli troops moved refugees toward buses and trucks waiting on the east bank. By 10 a.m. about 3000 had crossed and the flow was expected to continue. wealthier refugees were driven to Amman by relatives.
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Israel
Jordan
Allenby Bridge
Jordan River
Jordanian
East Bank
Amman
Hoffa Denied Request to Shorten Eight-Year Sentence
James R. Hoffa’s bid to reduce or suspend his eight year prison term was denied by U.S. District Judge Frank W. Wilson in Chattanooga. Hoffa, detained at Lewisburg PA, claimed illness and sought mitigation though the government opposed. one conspiracy count was dropped.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Dist
Frank W. Wilson
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Wilson
Justice Department
Albert Lea Prisoner Escapes From Jail
Warren J. Allen 22 of Wells escaped from Freeborn County Jail during a conference with his attorney Sheriff Laak said Allen held on a $1000 bond for burglary He was on parole from St Cloud Reformatory at the time of the arrest prior to the escape.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Freeborn County
Holland Laak
Warren J. Allen
Wells
St. Cloud Reformatory
Johnson Kosygin meet as UN pursues Middle East talks
Diplomats at the United Nations pursue private discussions on the Arab-Israel crisis ahead of the Johnson Kosygin summit in Glassboro New Jersey. Romania seeks a flexible path while the General Assembly weighs Soviet and U.S. resolutions on aggression withdrawal and reparations.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Middle East
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Romania
Manescu
Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Israel
World leaders Kosygin and Johnson meet in Glassboro
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin begin talks in Glassboro New Jersey focusing on Middle East and Vietnam. Rusk and Gromyko prepare groundwork while police secure routes and locals greet the summit with flags and campus shows.
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Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kosygin
South
New Jersey
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Dr. Robinson
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Robinson Home
United States
U.S
Middle
Far East
GSC
America
Betty
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Camden
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Yuri Firsov
Hollybush
Neighborhood Center Set for Minneapolis Poor Areas
Four federal agencies approved 14 cities including Minneapolis to establish neighborhood centers in low income areas. The package includes a $150,000 OEO grant for planning a neighborhood services program and a $169,500 HUD grant for open space land acquisition, plus $10,000 OEO for children and parents center planning.
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Washington
Minneapolis
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Senate censures Sen. Dodd over personal use of public funds
Washington AP reports the Senate censured Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for converting to his personal benefit funds raised from the public through political testimonials and a campaign. New York AP notes NBC learned New Orleans District Attorney Garrison's chief private investigator told Sen. RFK there was no basis in fact or material evidence of an assassination plot against President Kennedy.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
New York
National Broadcasting Co
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Garrison
Kennedy
Police Brace for LBJ Visit as 20000 Demonstrators Gather
Los Angeles police reinforce ranks and prepare for as many as 20,000 antiwar protesters marching around the hotel where President Johnson is to speak tonight.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
Protestants sue to block religious symbols on stamps
Americans United for Separation of Church and State files suit in Washington to stop the Post Office from issuing stamps bearing religious symbols. The action targets government endorsement of religion and seeks court intervention to halt the stamp program.
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Washington
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Post Office
School Canoeists Delayed on Trip
Thirty-two canoeists from St. John's Cathedral School for Boys in Manitoba were two days late on their Minneapolis to Winnipeg expedition. They attributed delays to strong Minnesota River currents and winds after leaving Minneapolis on June 14.
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New Ulm, Minn
St. John’s Cathedral School For
Manitoba
New Ulm
Ogilvie Grad Crowned Region 4 Dairy Princess
Caroline Nehring, 17, an Ogilvie High School graduate who plans to study music, was chosen Region 4 dairy princess in St. Cloud after defeating 25 rivals in a nine-county contest held Wednesday. She succeeds the previous titleholder and will represent the region at upcoming dairy events.
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ST. Cloud
Pope Renews Rule on Priest Celibacy
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the Catholic Church’s centuries old vow of priestly celibacy in an encyclical of over 13 000 words. He rejected arguments for relaxation and cited celibacy as vital amid calls for change following the Second Vatican Council.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
Vatican
Charles Davis
Ecumenical Council
Three Women Die in Iowa Army Plant Explosion
An explosion at the Army ordnance plant near West Burlington Iowa killed three women and injured four others, one critically. Seven women were present at the blast site about 10 50 p m, with three injuries identified and the rest awaiting relative notification.
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Burlington
Iowa
Army Ordnance Plant
West Burlington
George Mathis
Two Marine Helicopters Collide Over North Carolina Base
Two large Marine helicopters the UH-1 Iroquois and CH-53A Sea Stallion collided in flight over New River Marine Air Facility CAMP LEJEUNE North Carolina. Initial reports indicate casualties including deaths and injuries as crews assess the scene. Both aircraft were carrying troops at the end of the runway.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
New River Marine Air Facility
Services Set for Drowned Albany Sailor
Ronald A. Lemke twenty of Albany Minnesota on leave after Vietnam duty drowned Tuesday in Lake Charlotte near Rockford Minnesota his family includes his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Junior Cigelski two brothers and two sisters Body of John C McCormick twenty six of Minneapolis recovered from the Mississippi River Thursday after drowning Saturday He had been swimming with a neighbor
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Associated Press
Albany
Minn
Ronald A. Lemke
Lake Charlotte
Rockford
Lemke
Parkers Prairie
Junior Cigelski
John C. McCormick
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
McCormick
Mail sorting cars cut would affect 340 postal workers
A Post Office Department plan to eliminate 24 mail sorting cars on trains from Chicago through the Twin Cities to the Pacific Northwest would impact about 340 clerks. Union official Hugo Monkkonen cited specifics by railroad and area, warning of hardship for displaced workers while Washington said no final decision.
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Minneapolis
Post Office Department
Chicago
Twin Cities
Pacific Northwest
Postal Union
Hugo Monkkonen
United Federation of Post Office Clerks
Washington
Quentin N. Burdick
Dn.d
Milwaukee Road
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Burlington Railway
Twin Cities Area
Great Northern
Fargo
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Jamestown
N.D
Monkkonen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
The
Dakotas
South Dakota
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Glassboro, N. J
Spicer Boy
William C. Walton
Planning Agency
Howard Moore
T. C. Little
LBJ
U.N
Mideast
Ion Gheorge Maurer
Spuce
Cornelius Manescu
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Virginia
DEL
Ocean City
Conn
Atlantis
Oreoon
Miles
N. J
Premier Kosygin
By Lewis Gulick
Economic Development Administration
Tower
Tri-County Action
North West Community Action
Roseau
Mankato
North Mankato
Austin
Dodd
L.A
Peking
Tokyo
China
New China News Agency
Ogilvie Grad
Queen
N.C. Base
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