U Thant’s UN Tenure Tested by Silence and Speech
U Thant, secretary general of the United Nations, faces criticism for handling Egypt Israel tensions. His decision to withdraw U N troops from Sinai sparked the Gulf of Aqaba dispute and a brief Arab-Israeli war. He defended his actions as compelled by Nas ser and faced sharp rebuttals from Israel.
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Mundahl Chosen to Administer Minnesota Sales Tax
ST PAUL AP The man who will administer the new sales tax law for the state is Donald Mundahl a career employee in the State Department of Taxation Mundahl 49 was appointed Wednesday by Rufus T Logan tax commissioner It is expected 200 or more employees will be needed to administer the 3 per cent levy which goes into effect Aug 1.
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State Department of Taxation
Rufus T. Logan
Federal Highway Funds Authorized Amid Withheld Remainder Released
The Federal Highway Administration announced 1.6 billion dollars in federal aid for highways. Of this, 515 million was the deferred amount from last November as an anti inflationary measure. The remaining 1.1 billion is the regular first quarter apportionment for fiscal year 1968. In the region Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota are listed with specific apportions.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin
Rockefeller Urges GOP Governors to Back Romney
Governor Rockefeller of New York urged fellow Republican governors to back Michigan Governor George Romney for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination. He said he will wholeheartedly back Romney and does not seek the top spot himself, despite earlier signals of support for a compromise nominee.
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New York
Michigan
George Romney
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Romney
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New Mexico
Tom McCall
Oregon
Kroman Seeks Dismissal Bid On Statute of Limitations
David R. Kroman a former Minnesota Insurance Division lawyer severed from the American Allied Insurance Co case seeks to prove the three year statute of limitations does not apply while out of state arguing his alleged bribery and conspiracy counts should be dismissed He is aided by Bernard G Heinzen in a bid to press the issue in Hennepin County District Court alongside cases tied to Equity Funding Corp of Delaware and Insurance Division officials.
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David R. Kroman
American Allied Insurance Co
Kroman
Minnesota Insurance Division
Insurance
Bernard G. Heinzen
Hennepin County
Rolf Fesseen
Bismarck
N.C
Joseph Haveson
State Insurance Division
Harry Beyer
California
Securities of Equity Funding Corp
Delaware
Minnesota
Haveson
Beyer
General Mills Posts Record 1966-67 Earnings
General Mills reported record earnings of 28.456 million dollars for the fiscal year ended May 28, up from 27.725 million the prior year. Earnings per share were estimated at 3.36, vs 3.07, while sales reached about 602.536 million, up 31.637 million from 1965-66.
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General Mills
Eisenhower Downplays Style at Modest Waldorf Lunch
NEW YORK AP Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 76, spoke at a Waldorf luncheon praising practicality over style. He reflected on his career from Abilene to the White House, teased writing two more books, and praised mentors like George C. Marshall and Winston Churchill while noting leadership lessons from MacArthur. He emphasized usefulness and admitted occasional regrets, keeping anecdotes light with a subtle wistfulness.
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LeVander Appoints Maxwell to Municipal Court Bench
Gov Harold LeVander named Stephen L Maxwell 46 to the St Paul Municipal Court bench to fill the vacancy created when J Jerome Plunkett moved to the District Court. Maxwell, former Ramsey County attorney and St Paul corporation counsel, begins the post Saturday after aiding in the 1963 Thompson murder prosecution and later case against Norman Mastrian.
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Norman Mastrian
Duluth
Thompson
Cloquet Youth Promised Joh Now Missing
A Cloquet mother reported a man falsely claiming to be from the Youth Opportunity Center in Duluth took her 15 year old son Allen Beise after promising a summer job. Police say the man is not with the center and the two have not returned. Allen is described as 5 feet 7 inches, 130 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. The man is described as early twenties, 5 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds with long blond hair. He drove a late model car. The Football Hall of Fame is at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.
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Kenneth Beise
Youth Opportunity Center
Duluth
Allen Beise
Allen
the Football Hall of Fame
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J
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