Contention over Oswald gun in Kennedy case debated
A Monday article surveys Warren Commission notes on Oswalds rifle, arguing the gun may be Mauser or Mannlicher Carcano and noting disputes about fingerprints and testimony. It discusses Lane Epstein and police handling, with critics calling for broader investigative staff and questioning mistrust of agencies.
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Gavzer & Moody
Osvvald
Joe Bail
Commission
Mark Lane
Weitzman
Boone
Lane
Ball
Epstein
Norman Redlich
Law Review
Washington, D. C
Liebeler
Oswald
Dallas
FBI
Kennedy
Rusk and Gromyko Plan Followup Talks Tonight
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko planned a followup encounter at the Soviet U.N. mission to press major post Glassboro issues. They aim to address Vietnam, the Middle East crisis, and arms matters as Kosygin and Johnson remained far apart on key points after weekend talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyo
Glassboro
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Rusk
Gromyko
U.N
Vietnam
Middle East
Kosygin
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
Havana
Fidel Castro
Ahmed Balafrej
Morocco
Frank Aiken
Ireland
Adnan Pachachi
Iraq
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Argentina
Hussein
Jordan
Washington
Israel
Rain drenches farms and floods Minnesota towns
Torrential rain across southern Minnesota soaks fields near Fairmont and New Ulm causing crop damage and replanting plans while basements flood in Fairmont and Fairfax reports and central Minnesota also sees heavy showers.
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S. Minnesota
Fairmont
Minnesota
New Ulm
Fairfax
Long Prairie
Twin Cities
Stokely van Camp Canning Company
East Chain
Fallout Shelter at Falls Not Tax Exempt
An International Falls radio station plans a Civil Defense fallout shelter on its property but it would not be tax exempt. Attorney General Douglas M. Head ruled that the building and its contents do not qualify as tax exempt. The station will own the shelter, with 7 percent of costs funded by the federal government to allow continued broadcasting during an emergency.
NSP Plans Second Nuclear Plant Unit Near Red Wing
North ern States Power says it will build a second 550,000 kilowatt unit at Prairie Island on the Mississippi River, expanding project cost to about 200 million dollars with the second unit priced at 98 million. The first unit is due May 1972 with the new unit two years later. Westinghouse will supply major equipment. NSP president Earl Ewald notes electricity use doubles every decade and the utility aims to double capacity in eight years.
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Minneapolis
Northern States Power Co
Red Wing
NSP
Atomic Energy Commission
Permisson
Prairie Island
Mississippi River
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittsburgh
Earl Ewald
Holand Resigns From Mower County Fair Post
P J Holand veteran secretary of the Mower County Fair resigns effective July 1 at a Fair Board meeting. He cites press of other duties and says the Aug 7 13 fair will go on as scheduled. Holand has been fair secretary since 1940, led improvements worth over 400000, and held multiple public service roles.
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Arrel Korhler
Herald
P. J. Holand
Mower County Fair
Fair
Hol
Fair Board
Holand
Holand Holand
Mower County
America
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
Barrow
Austin
Gilbert
State Fair Board
Mower
Dodge
Broadcast Hint Strongly Implies AID Official’s Execution
Saigon and Washington reported a Communist broadcast 12 days earlier hinted that Gustav C. Hertz an AID official captured near two and a half years ago has been executed. The message parallels the Sept 26 1965 execution of Sgt. Kenneth Roraback. Military action continued with air strikes disrupting rail yards near Hanoi and clashes around the DMZ.
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Saigon
U.S
Gustav Hertz
Kenneth Roraback
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Kep
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Red China
Hainan Island
South China Sea
Duluth Reinstates Assistant Police Chief Bird
Police Chief Edward T. Bird, a 36 year veteran, was returned to the post of assistant chief in Duluth. Mayor Ben Boo ordered a force shakeup and planned to name Bird’s replacement on Tuesday amid concerns over rising crime and juvenile problems.
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Duluth, Minn
Edward T. Bird
Duluth
Ben Boo
Bird
Boo
Weather outlook for tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday evening. Lows range from 52 to 63 degrees and highs reach 78 to 88 degrees.
Schedule of Pages for Area News and Features
The page guide lists sections for Area News on page 3, Sports on pages 8 and 9, Editorials on page 4, VS Markets on page 10, Women's pages on 5 and 6, Comics on page 1, and Classifieds on pages 12 and 13.
Egypt Bars U S British and West German Ships
The Egyptian government barred U S British and West German ships from all Egyptian ports, according to the newspaper Al Gumhuriya.
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U.S
Egypt
Cairo
al Gumhuriya
Israel Jordan prisoner swap at Allenby Bridge
Israel handed over 425 prisoners to Jordan in exchange for two Israeli Air Force captains, the International Red Cross announced at Allenby Bridge.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
International Red Cross
King Touched by Parker's Bequest
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said he was deeply touched and gratified by Dorothy Parker leaving the bulk of her estate to him and the NAACP. The note came from New York in the AP report on Parker's donation to civil rights organizations.
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New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Dorothy Parker
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Minnesotans Face 46 Percent Gas Tax Increase
The Minnesota Petroleum Council says residents will pay an effective 46 percent sales tax on gasoline when a one-cent-a-gallon rise takes effect July 1. The state tax climbs from 6 to 7 cents, plus a 4 cent federal levy, totaling 11 cents per gallon.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Petroleum Council
Operation Cool Summer gains shape in Florida
In Fort Myers a NAACP led plan aims to employ idle Black youths to curb potential unrest. Two hour clinics will register unemployed Negroes for available jobs while pressuring white employers to hire and city leaders to open opportunities. The push seeks more Black representation on city boards and a housing code enforcement aide.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Davies
National Naacp
Edwards
NAACP
Paul Myers
Parsons Kicks Out Roberts and Seeks Accreditation Stay
Parsons College in Chicago announced Dr. Millard G. Roberts was removed as president and as a trustee. The board elected William B. Munson acting president while seeking a Federal Court stay to restore accreditation after the North Central Association revoked Parsons status for alleged financial mismanagement and other issues.
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Chicago
Parsons College
Millard G. Roberts
North Central Association of Colleges
William B. Munson
William H. Miller
North Central Association
Parsons
Associatorn
Fairfield
Iowa
Association
Roberts
United States
Spanish Sailor Killed in Duluth Car Accident
A Spanish sailor died in a Duluth traffic crash early today raising Minnesota road toll to 382. Jose C. Sartie 36, sailor on the Cydonia, died at a Duluth hospital five hours after being struck by a car driven by Thomas Brady 23 Beloit Wis. Brady not tagged. Sartie’s home town listed as Moana Spain.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minnesota
Jose C. Sartie
Cydonia
Sartie
Moana
Spain
Pontevedra
Thomas Brady
Beloit
Wis
Brady
Charles F. Bier
Nett Lake
Spicer
Ray Edwards
Edwards
Bier
Willmar
Golden Valley
Robert H. Armstrong
Brooklyn Park
Adolph Ulrich
Minneapolis
Triton Drive
Fran Jarboe
Pequot Lakes
Austin Youth Drowns in Rainy River Near Baudette
Phillip Neutzmann 16 of Austin drowned Monday after diving from a dock atWanbanca Pines vacation spot five miles from Baudette Minnesota. His body was recovered and being returned to Austin by Berg Funeral Chapel. Arrangements pending. He was son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Neutzmann and employed father was personnel manager at Geo A Hormel & Co Austin plant. Survived by six siblings.
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Phillip Neutzmann
Oscar Neutzmann
4Th Ave
Baudette
Minn
Wanbanca Pines
Austin
Berg Funeral Chapel
Phillip
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
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J. C. Day
Falls
Senate
Minnesota Hotel and Motel Assn
Capitol
20Th St. SW
Iron Range
Red River Valley
St. Louis
Gustav C. Hertz
Public Administration
U.S. Agency For International Development
Leesburg
Demilitarized Zone
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hertz
King
Parker
Florida
Florida National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Isadore Edwards
Anderson Street
Tampa
Cleveland
Watts
Marvin Davies
The
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Clyde Washington
West Side
7Th Fleet
Rainy River
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