Reds threaten rail barge tie up over West Berlin air space
East Germany warned it could halt barge shipments and raise rail freight by about 20 percent if Bonn fails to reach new terms by June 30. Transport Minister Kramer said permits from the four occupation powers would be rejected after June 30, risking widespread border rail disruptions.
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Otto Winter
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France
Soviet Union
Winter
Berlin Autobahn
Six Minnesotans Die in Road Accidents Including Atwater Collision
Six people died in Minnesota traffic accidents Thursday and today, with two killed in a collision near Atwater on Highway 12. The state highway toll rose to 286 for 1985, compared with 358 the previous year. Near Little Falls, Ervin Hagen and driver John Wester were injured when their car overturned after crossing a mailbox. Dale Johnson, a Guardsman from Minneapolis, died in a Highway 371 crash north of Little Falls alongside Raymond Delgado Jr. and Philip Reinans, who survived with serious injuries. Gary Larson died in Minneapolis after injuries from the same Thursday crash, in which Danny Wendland also suffered injuries while traveling with Larson.
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Atwater
John Rubis
Grove City
Donald Steinhilber
Kandiyohi
Brainerd
Little Falls
Ervin R. Hagen
John Wester
Dale Paul Johnson
Minneapolis
Johnson
Minnesota National
Raymond R. Delgado Jr
Stunned Mother Seeks Answers Over Viet Nam Executions
A grieving mother seeks information after the reported execution of Red terrorists in South Vietnam. Military personnel M. Sgt. Donald Bennett in Washington and Pfc. Dickie Bennett in the Dominican Republic are referenced in connection with the reprisals.
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Philadelphia faces widespread food truck strike disruption
Five day wildcat Teamsters Local 107 strike hinders Food Fair Acme A and P Penn Fruit deliveries across Greater Philadelphia causing massive shortages. Hoffa denounces action while officials warn of escalating losses up to 100000 by next week. Police escort efforts intensify as arrests rise during the disruption.
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Roadway Express Inc
James Tate
Motor Transport Labor Relations Inc
Terrorist Bombing Strikes Saigon Waterfront Cafe
Witnesses recount two powerful blasts at the My Canh floating restaurant on Saigon River killing and wounding many, including Americans. Police reported 17 dead 24 wounded with higher tolls feared as authorities inspect the scene and suspects flee.
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My Canh
South Viet Nam
Court Finds Evidence Inadequate In Edith Morey Case
Minnesota Supreme Court voids dismissal charges against Austin teacher Edith Morey for lack of specific findings and probative evidence. Case sent back to the school board for clear findings of fact and substantial proof to support charges.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
Austin
Edith Morey
District Court
Supreme Court
Senate OKs Coin Bill by 74-9 Vote
The Senate approved a bill to remove silver from dimes and quarters and cut half dollar silver content to 40 percent, sending the measure to the House. President Johnson urged quick action to avoid silver hoarding as Treasury stocks dwindle, with Western senators pushing a 40 percent rate for all coins but losing 57 to 34.
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License Granted for New Ulm Air Charter Service
The Air Transport Board announced a license for an international non-scheduled charter air service to New Ulm Minnesota flight service. Traffic must originate or terminate within a 50 mile radius of New Ulm including Minneapolis, under the board's conditions.
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New Ulm
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Air Transport Board
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The page schedule lists late news, markets, editorials, area notices, church items, sports, society notes and comics. It shows a cross-section of sections and page flow, guiding readers to timely features and regional items.
Weather Outlook With Showers Through Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers. Lows around 58 to 65, highs near 78 to 86 Saturday. Sunday turns warm with occasional showers.
Twin City police seek man in rape and gas station robbery
Minneapolis police in the Twin Cities area are seeking a man suspected of raping a woman and robbing a gas station. The alert calls for public help in identifying the suspect and locating him.
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Minneapolis
Twin City
Army Officer Convicted by General Court Martial
Lt. Richard B. Steinke 27 of Milwaukee Wisconsin was found guilty by a U.S. Army general court martial board in NAHA Okinawa of refusing to join a Special Forces counterguerrilla unit in South Vietnam in January.
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Okinawa
Richard B. Steinke
Milwaukee
Wis
South Viet Nam
AMA Open to Talks With Johnson on Medicare Bill
The American Medical Association signaled willingness to meet with President Johnson to discuss the administration backed Medicare bill in Congress.
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New York
American Medical Association
Johnson
Dearborn Mayor Hubbard Acquitted of Civil Rights Conspiracy
Dearborn Michigan mayor Orville Hubbard and top aides George Lewis and Garrison Clayton were acquitted of conspiring to deny civil rights to a homeowner during a Labor Day 1963 racial demonstration. The acquittal followed U.S. District Court jury deliberations. New lawsuits alleging discrimination were filed against Hubbard and the officials.
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Orville L. Hubbard
Dearborn
U.S
Hubbard
George Lewis
Garrison Clayton
U.S. District Court
84 Die in Crash of AF Jet Near El Toro Calif
An Air Force C135 transport carrying 84 Marines from Camp Pendleton and crew from McGuire AFB crashed shortly after takeoff from El Toro base. The jet disappeared into hills 4 miles north, search teams in helicopters recovered the wreckage at dawn. Destination listed as Hawaii or Okinawa with Viet Nam plans noted.
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Here
California
Camp Pendleton
San Diego
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McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Viet Nam
Honolura
Washington
Defense Department
Los Angeles
Skidmore Elected Jaycees National President After Nightlong Vote
James A. Skidmore Jr. of Brick Township New Jersey was elected national president of the Jaycees in Buffalo New York after a sleepless all night sequence of 14 roll calls. Peggy Skidmore stood with him as delegates witnessed the victory. Hawaii Jaycees contributed the final rounds.
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Brick Township
N. J
Peggy
Buffalo
N. Y
Skidmore
Hawaii Jaycees
Lawyers Give Their Views of Court Rule in Austin
Lawyers for Miss Morey and the School Board welcomed the seven page court ruling. Plaintiff attorney William Bandler said the decision invites the Board to drop or restart the case, and urged termination in the public interest. Baudler called the ruling significant for Morey’s claim that much evidence was vague hearsay or irrelevant. Nierengarten, counsel for the School Board, commented on the board’s usual role in teacher dismissals and fairness.
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Miss Morey
William Bandler
Supreme Court
Baudler
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