Minnesota 1968 Traffic Death Toll Climbs to 399
The 1968 Minnesota traffic death toll rises to 399, three more than last year. Victims include a Mankato boy, an elderly Blackduck man, and Mrs Myrtle H. Pickell of Minneapolis killed in a Lindstrom area crash. Other recent fatalities involve a Beloved list of drivers and passengers from Willernie, Lindstrom, Mankato, and Blackduck.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Mankato
Myrtle H. Pickell
Minneapolis
Lindstrom
Chisago County
Highway Patrol
Philip L. Nelson
Marvin E. Glenna
Chisago City
Nelson
Chicago City
Margaret
Glenna
van Krohn
Henry Krohn
Vatican confirms St Peter relics identified at basilica
Pope Paul VI declared that bones found under St. Peter's Basilica are definitively those of the Apostle Peter. The tomb, located in 1950, had been disputed after Pope Pius XII noted bones but not proven to be St. Peter's. Investigations were described as patient and accurate.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Peter
Pius XII
Mondale Named to Labor and Public Welfare Post
Senator Walter Mondale of Minnesota has been elected to the vacancy on the Labor and Public Welfare Committee after the death of Robert F. Kennedy. Mondale, 40, will leave his Space Committee seat for the assignment and will focus on issues such as poverty programs labor legislation health veterans and migratory workers.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
D - Minn
Labor and Public Welfare
Robert F. Kennedy
V. Mondale
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mondale
Space Committee
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