Survey of 12 Race-Tense Cities Predicts Riots This Summer
NEA survey across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington New York Newark Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles finds officials and civil leaders pessimistic about peace. Riots feared, with clashes in ghettos and confrontations between police and protesters amid unresolved racial tensions and urban strain.
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New York
NEA
Sylvester Odum
Newark
America
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
World meat processors post record 124.3 billion pounds in 1967
The Department of Agriculture reports global meat production reached 124.3 billion pounds in 1967, up 3 percent from 1966 and 12 percent above the 1961-65 average. Beef and veal rose 13 percent to 65.4 billion pounds, pork climbed 13 percent to 49.54 billion pounds, with Canada and the United States driving pork gains.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Canada
United States
B52 Bombers Hit Viet Cong Training Camp Near Saigon
US Air Force B52s bombed a Viet Cong training center 13 miles southeast of Saigon as part of near daily raids around the capital. The attack followed several missions within 75 miles of Saigon aimed at disrupting infiltration routes from Cambodia. Saigon reported shelling casualties among government soldiers and civilians amid a generally quiet night.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Phuoce Long
Crash Near Willmar Claims Five Lives in Minnesota
A major weekend crash in Kandiyohi County Minnesota killed five people from two families and injured a survivor. The Lindeman family from Elbow Lake and Mrs Karen Bielinski of Minneapolis and her infant son Dana perished. The Bielinski car and Lindeman car collided on State Highway 7 near Prinsburg and Willmar while en route home from a family reunion and civic celebration. A second fatality occurred earlier Sunday on Interstate 694 in Fridley and another Sunday wreck near Ortonville on Highway 7. The weekend toll included two additional victims in separate crashes in Eveleth and Virginia.
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Associated Press
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Kandiyohi
Wilmar
Fontevideo
Highway Patrol
Norman Lindeman
Elbow Lake
Minn
Patricia
Tim
Tom
Karen Bielinski
Minneapolis
Dana
Bruce Bielinski
Montevideo
Lindeman
Virene
Fate Highway Patrol
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Prinsburg
Lindemans
Wabasso
Willmar
Fridley
Gerald MacClover
Anoka
MacGlover
Leslie Arends
Ortonville
Highway 7
James Chidowski
Eveleth
Highway 55
Virginia
Cloudy cool spell with showers through Tuesday
A weather bulletin notes cloudy and cool conditions through Tuesday with occasional showers and thundershowers. Tonight's low is 58 to 65 and Tuesday's high reaches 68 to 74.
Classifieds and Editorials Share Page Listings
Local pages list Classified Ads numbers 18 and 19 alongside Editorials on page 4. Sports items appear on pages 12 13 and 19 with Wiemen entries linked to pages 6 7 8 and market coverage in US Mkts on page 16. Area News appears on page 11 and Comics on page 17.
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Wiemen
Local Clerk Pursues Insurance Career Despite Name
Louisville AP reports Norman Klang, an auto insurance seller, hopes his name does not imply any noise-related jokes about his work. The feature notes he sells car coverage and seeks professional recognition beyond his unusual surname.
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Louisville
Norman Klang
Abernathy Arrested As Poor People March Leads to Capitol
Reverend Ralph David Abernathy of the Poor People Campaign was arrested while attempting to lead demonstrators onto Capitol grounds. Police evacuated Resurrection City with 1,500 riot police and 800 to 900 National Guardsmen on standby.
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Resurrection City
Washington
Ralph David Abernathy
Poor People’s Campaign
Capitol
Abernathy
Metropolitan
Park
Lincoln Memorial
John Diamond
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Grant Wright
The
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Christian
District of Columbia
Humphrey Wins Large Lead at Minnesota Democratic Convention
Minnesota Democrats award President Humphrey 20 at large delegates and 10 alternates with 38 percent on the first ballot while McCarthy sits at 13 percent. A Vietnam war plank favors an immediate cease fire. McCarthy backers push for halt to bombing and 50 000 troops withdrawal. The convention fuels talk of a potential November split despite Humphrey’s delegate edge.
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St.paul, Minn
Minnesota
Democrats
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Chicago
North Vietnam
McCarthy
Hopkins Holmberg
MacCarthy
House panel urges halt to foreign science grants
A House committee calls for an immediate stop to U S grants for nonessential scientific research abroad, especially in France. Federal agencies admit uncoordinated efforts for Indian housing and water and sanitation projects, vowing to curb up to 8000 uninhabitable homes nationwide.
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Washington
House
U.S
France
State law extends helmet rules to scooters and motor bikes
Minnesota Highway Department says new statute requiring motorcycle helmets applies to scooter and motor bike riders as well. After May 1 next year only approved helmet types may be used. Rioting inmates set fires at Ohio Penitentiary trapping nearly 100 in hospital. guards and police clash with improvised weapons but no shots fired, authorities say.
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St, Paul
Minnesota Highway Department
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ernie Maxwell
McCarthy Eyes Paris Talks as Humphrey Pushes Cease Fire
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy hopes to meet North Vietnamese diplomats in Paris this summer to gauge settlement prospects. Vice President Humphrey urges an immediate cease-fire to ease talks, while Reagan questions victory feasibility and Rockefeller backs negotiated peace without a Communist victory in South Vietnam.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Paris
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Ronald Reagan
Vietnam
Nelson A. Rockefeller
McCarthy
New York
Rockefeller
South Vietnam
Arney and Ondov Elected Hormel Foundation Members
Richard D. Arney executive vice president of the Hormel Co and Raymond B. Ondov Austin attorney civic leader were elected to Hormel Foundation, filling vacancies after the deaths of Park Dougherty and F. W. Sherman. Arney's career with Hormel spanned production sales and executive roles, while Ondov held law firm positions and public service roles in Austin.
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R. D. Arney
R. B. Ondov
Hormel Foundation
Richard D. Arney
The
Hormel Co
Raymond B. Ondov
Austin
Park Dougherty
F. W. Sherman
Arney
Midwest
Grocery Products
Austin Library
Park and Recreation Board
Congregational Church
Boy Scouts Cedar Valley Council
Management Executives’ Society
American Institute of Food Distribution
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Ondov
Catherwood, Hughes and Alderson
Pacifist Eludes Scotland Yard in London
Ralph Schoenman, American pacifist and secretary of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, who entered Britain illegally a week ago, continued to elude Scotland Yard detectives. He was barred from entering Britain by the Home Office in March after being expelled from several European countries as an undesirable person.
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London
Ralph Schoenman
Britain
Scotland Yard
Schoenman
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
Home Office
Premier Huong Targeted by Raucous Lower House Protest
In Saigon the premier Tran Van Huong faced about ten minutes of booing and hooting in the National Assembly. A source says the display was organized by right wing factions supported by Roman Catholic legislators and North Vietnamese refugees. Huong insisted the Viet Cong National Liberation Front is now Communist controlled and that non Communist elements have been liquidated.
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Tran van Huong
South Vietnam
House of
North Vietnam
Huong
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Britain Faces Rail Paralysis
The Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen votes to join the national rail strike, aligning with the National Union of Railwaymen in a wage dispute. The overtime ban began Sunday, threatening Britain with train stoppages and chaos during rush hour.
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Locomotive Engineers’ Union
National Railroad
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
National Union of Railwaymen
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