DFL Fight Surrounds Insurance Probe Hints at Background
In St Paul the first week of a court fight over American Allied Insurance Co reveals hints of a DFL family clash. Cyrus Magnusson accuses Gov. Freeman aides of pushing liquidation while officials deny personal feuding. State insurer Haugen cites misused assets and insolvent related firms to show a deficit.San Francisco Chronicle blends multilingual greetings to UN delegates on its editorial page.
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ST. Paul
American Allied Insurance Co
DFL
Cyrus E. Magnusson
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Magnusson
American Allied
Robert Mattson
U.S
Miles Lord
Rochester
A. M. Keith
John Chisholm
Chisholm
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Lord
Mattson
S. C. Haugen
Philip Kitzer
Joseph
Philip Jr
Haugen
Kitzer
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
United Nations
Johnson
Truman
Kansas City
U.N
Viet Cong executes U S Army Sgt in reprisal amid Saigon war moves
Viet Cong announced the execution of U S Army Sgt Harold George Bennett in reprisal for South Vietnamese actions against Viet Cong prisoners. Saigon and U S officials confirmed Bennett’s capture at Binh Gia and reported multiple American casualties and missing personnel in ongoing operations across South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
U.S. Army
Harold George Bennett
Hanoi
U.S
Bennett
Pauline H. Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Binh Gia
33Rd
Ranger
Nguyen van Troi
de Dau
Tran
Ban Me Thuot
D” Zone
Go Ahead For White House West Front Repair Project
The Joint Commission on the Capitol ordered Capitol architect J George Stewart to plan a multimillion dollar extension of the west front after warnings of possible collapse. estimated cost 24 million to 31 million.
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White House
Washington
Capitol
House
John McCormack
J. George Stewart
Stewart
Bombing at U S Consulate in Georgetown Linked to Sabotage Gang
A blast at the U S Consulate General in Georgetown, British Guiana, damaged the Kennedy Library and two other floors. a local worker was injured. Prime Minister Forbes Burnham pledged a thorough investigation and offered apologies to the Consul General Delmar Carlson.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
U.S
South America
John F. Kennedy
Forbes Burnham
Delmar Carlson
Burnham
Chaplin to Leave Erasmus Prize for Education in Holland
Charlie Chaplin announces he will leave his Erasmus Prize of 50 000 guilders about 15 000 dollars to help educate the poor in Europe. He shared 100 000 guilders with Ingmar Bergman for European cultural contributions, Bergman absent due to illness. Lothar Bolz resigns as East German foreign minister citing ill health. Johnson greets Kansas City crowds during a campaign swing en route to his Texas ranch for a weekend stay.
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Amsterdam
Charlie Chaplin
Holland
Chaplin
Ingmar Bergman
Europe
Erasmus Foundation
Berlin
Lothar Bolz
ADN
Council of Ministers
Johnson
Kansas City
Johnson City
Tex
Austin Herald 1965 June 25 Frugal local notices
The snippet shows date and paper name indicating a Friday issue from Austin Minnesota. It likely contains local notices or brief items typical for a mid-1960s community newspaper. Without additional readable content, concrete events or names cannot be enumerated.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
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Coffe
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Ujarhares
Master Music
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3Rd Ave
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