U S Pilots Report Hits on Trains SAM Site and Power Plant Near Hanoi
U S pilots said they struck two trains northeast of Hanoi destroying boxcars on both trains. Navy planes bombed the Nam Dinh power plant southeast of Hanoi causing a large explosion and fire. One American plane was downed west of Haiphong with the pilot missing.
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President Johnson presents ranch gift with birth of Nugent baby
Two day-old Patrick Lyndon Nugent receives a U S Savings bond and a Hereford heifer from his grandfather, President Johnson, who also plans to gift Lewis Ranch property to Luci Nugent and her husband Patrick J. Nugent. The birth prompts Johnson to arrange for the transfer while he pursues international talks.
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Troopers guard Hollybush residence of Glassboro State College head
New Jersey State troopers and security police gather at Hollybush, residence of Dr. Thomas E. Robinson, president of Glassboro State College, as dawn breaks and a crowd of guards forms around the site. The scene signals heightened precaution amid unfolding tensions.
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Forest Committee weighs newsman coverage in next meeting
The Superior National Forest Advisory Committee will decide if reporters may cover future sessions. Chairman John O. Wernham notes press absence can aid free information flow amid controversial topics. The group also plans BWCA flights with limited air space and a budget cut of 133000 dollars for 1967 68 recreation management.
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OBrien Questions 1967 Bonding Law Unconstitutional
ST PAUL AP Economic Development Commissioner William J OBrien questions the Minnesota 1967 municipal bonding law calling it possibly unconstitutional He plans to mail 8000 letters urging a test of the law which allows revenue bonds to build industrial facilities leased to private firms The outcome hinges on a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling and OBrien will help fund a test while noting the plan was touted as economic aid and Tax Dodge. Jack Root became the first light heavyweight boxing champion in April 1903 by outpointing Kid McCoy in 10 rounds.
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Two Minnesotans Reported Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department lists Army Private First Class Larry E. Wilson of Chaska as killed by hostile causes in Vietnam after being missing. Air Force Captain Herman G. Eboinga of Avoca, a Slayton High School graduate and Augustana College alumnus, died in a transport plane explosion, with his wife Veralyn and son in Sioux Falls. he had 76 days left in his Vietnam tour.
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Turkey Population Error Lowers Prices to 20 Year Lows
Washington AP report says an Agriculture Department miscount last summer underestimated turkeys by five million. Rep. Ancher Nelson notes the error contributed to a record turkey population this year and prices at twenty year lows as the industry struggles with costs. Richard Larkin of the department acknowledged the miscalculation.
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Inquest Set on Insurance Man in Huron
An inquest will be held Saturday into the death of Loren FE Kettner a 31 year old Minneapolis insurance claims adjuster shot to death along a rural road southwest of Huron. Authorities say he was slain by a robber with his wallet missing. An autopsy found three gunshot wounds he was to meet associates for storm damage claims.
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Ridder Elected Board Chairman of WCCO
President Robert B. Ridder of Midwest Radio Television Inc. was elected board chairman of WCCO, succeeding the late William J. McNally. F. Van Konynenburg becomes president, Lawrence F. Haeg named executive vice president, Henry W. Dornseif named vice president for finance, and Clarence J. Mulrooney elected board vice chairman.
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Jury Deliberations Enter Third Day in Allied Fraud Trial
A U.S. District Court jury in Bismarck, ND, mid deliberations on Allied Insurance fraud and conspiracy case. Eight women and four men weigh ten counts of mail and wire fraud plus one conspiracy against Phillip Kitzer Sr and Jr of Chicago, Minnesota official Cyrus Magnusson, and George Hraban. Verdict pending after 13 weeks of testimony and 900 documents.
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Iowa Police Digging More on Texan Killer's History
Cedar Rapids officers expanded background checks on Hubert B. McClelland of Beaumont Texas, jailed on murder charges after a bank robbery spree that left a housewife and two farmers dead and two children abducted. The gunman surrendered near Cedar Rapids and later confirmed identity with authorities.
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Leland Skoog
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Copper Wire Theft Solved in Minnesota
A 32 year old Duluth man was arrested after copper wire stripped from farm buildings in Pine City Aitkin and Kanabec counties was traced to him. Authorities found wire in Duluth and in an abandoned station wagon near Askov.
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Aitkin
Kanabee
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Askov
Formosa Sizes Up 250 Miles by 85 Miles
Formosa measures about 250 miles in length and 85 miles in width, giving it an area comparable to the Netherlands. The dimensions highlight a substantial island shape with considerable land area for its region. The figures provide a rough geographic comparison to a well known European nation.
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