Argentina Moves to Forge Labor Pact Under Ongania
Argentina's new military government led by Juan Carlos Ongania began seeking a working arrangement with unions, signaling possible eight to ten years of rule. Ongania urged unions to abandon politics while promising to improve workers' conditions, amid fears of Peronist-led strikes and a new two-year truce possibly emerging.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Arturo Illia
Juan D. Peron
Ongania
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Congress Faces Major Issues After July Vacation
Congress returns from a long break to confront foreign aid renewal civil rights and poverty programs. Key items include an $8.2 billion foreign aid extension and a $1.75 billion antipoverty push, with housing provisions and wage, unemployment, and transportation bills also advancing.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Food For Freedom
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Seventh graders welcome Vietnam veteran at Edison School
Marine Sgt. Anthony Gabler from Mankato Minnesota returned to Phoenix to meet the pupils who had adopted him. The class previously sent 345 pounds of school supplies to Hai Ninh and packed more boxes, fueled by gifts from local merchants as part of a Marine civil action program.
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Ariz
Viet Nam
Rheata Johnson
Anthony Gabler
Mankato
Minn
Edison
Mas
Gabler
Marine
Hai Ninh
Chu Lai
Lunar Explorer satellite motion plan postponed by weather
The Lunar Explorer concept shows a 206 pound satellite to launch from Cape Kennedy delayed due to bad weather. It would travel 246000 miles to near the moon in 24 hours then use a rocket motor to enter an 800 to 4000 mile lunar orbit. Western Electric Co. designed the guidance for the Delta rocket.
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Moon
Lunar
Western Electric Co
Delta Rocket
Experts Estimate British Seamen Strike Cost $280 Million
London AP reports British merchant seamen's 45 day strike may cost up to 280 million dollars to the country with losses across wages, exports, and Bank of England interventions. Officials warn higher prices and delayed ship operations as ports unclog. Seamen Union cites 750000 dollars in strike benefits.
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Congress
Viet Nam
London
Britain
Seamen's Union
Defense study urges shift to younger draft brackets
A Defense Department report concludes the draft should target the youngest-eligible group, focusing on 19 and 20 year olds. It argues volunteers alone cannot meet needs and outlines deferment rules, training, and a phased path to concentrate services among the 19–20 bracket while preserving broader access.
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Washington
Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Asst
Defense
Thomas D. Morris
United States
Korea
Morris
Pentagon
Johnson
Congress
Weather: hot humid through Friday with fair skies
The forecast calls for hot humid conditions through Friday with fair weather. Lows tonight expected around 66 to 75 degrees and Friday highs largely in the 90s with a precipitation chance under five percent.
Deaf Mute Charged in Slayings of Parents in Rochester
Milo Bacon, 30, described as a deaf mute, faces murder charges for the deaths of his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Godfred Christensen, whose bodies were found in their Rochester home. Arraignment was set for Municipal Court before Judge William F. LaPlante.
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Milo Bacon
Godfred Christensen
Olmsted
D.P. Mattson
Mattson
Bacon
William F. LaPlante
Christensen
Geneva
Pochester
Christensens
Faribault State School
Faribault Institution
First Methodist Church
Iraqi government ousted after revolution signals on radio
Washington AP reports Baghdad Radio quoted by name Arif Abdel Razzaq saying the army will assume power and the revolution seeks to establish security internally. Razzaq had served as Iraq's prime minister for 11 days in September 1965.
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Baghdad Radio
Iraq
Arif Abdel Razzaq
Insurance Rate Hike Expands Austin Area
Minnesota's State Insurance Department approved a new rating territory spanning Austin, Albert Lea, Mankato, Rochester, St. Cloud and Winona with about a 20 percent rate increase. Auto insurers in the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters will see bodily injury liability up 14.7 percent and property damage liability up 16.3 percent effective now, with at least 12 percent of motorists facing higher premiums.
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Austin
Albert Lea
Mankato
Rochester
St. Cloud
Winona
Minnesota
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Thompson Lawsuit Denied Venue Change
A Ramsey County District judge denied a change of venue in the T Eugene Thompson lawsuit. The four suits involve more than 1 million dollars in claims on a policy taken out by Thompson’s late wife. Judge Ronald E Hatchey ruled the cases will be heard in Ramsey County.
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Ramsey County
T. Eugene Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Thompson
Ronald E. Hatchey
McCarthy and FU Leader Welcome Rise in Milk Price Supports
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy and Minnesota Farmers Union President Edwin Christianson praised the Agriculture Department action raising manufacturing milk producer prices from 3.50 to 4.00 per hundred pounds to halt production declines. The move, effective in 73 federal markets for eight months, is aimed at easing a tight dairy supply and influencing cheese and butter costs.
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Dminn
Minnesota Farmers Union
Edwin Christianson
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
McCarthy
Christianson
Orville L. Freeman
Department
Hormel Board Meets as Local 9 Seeks Counter Proposals
Local 9 president Frank Schultz announced that counter proposals will be presented to George A. Hormel & Co as talks continue after an Austin High School rally. Union officials and Hormel directors set a joint meeting to ease production and wage issues amid potential plant closures and the loss of 800 jobs.
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Local 9
Frank Schultz
Austin High School
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Schultz
Austin
Hormel
Cordele Faces Second 1966 Race Incident and Curfew
In Cordele Georgia the town of about 11 500 faced a second race incident this year. A city curfew from 8 30 p m to 6 a m was imposed after a gun battle between whites and Negroes. Officials say desegregation proceeds with 15 policemen, three Negro officers, and three Negro crosswalk workers.
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Cordele
South Georgia
City Commission
McMurrain
Richard H. Folger
They Collected Clinton Funds in Local Store Incident
Two women in long dresses visited a local store on Wednesday and said they were collecting money for an Indian reservation and would bless the cash register. After they left, clerks discovered $50 missing from the till.
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Clinton
Third quake rocks central California in three days
A strong earthquake, the third in as many days, jolted a wide area of central California near Paso Robles. Seismologists from the University of California logged the event at 12:35 p.m. PDT Wednesday with a magnitude of 5 on the Richter scale and noted numerous aftershocks with little damage due to a remote epicenter.
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Paso Roblins
Calif
California
University of California
Winona Pair Held on Larceny Charges in S D
A 37-year-old man Larry Charles Peterson and 16-year-old Charlotte Elaine Peterson of Winona Minn were arraigned in Municipal Court on grand larceny charges for stealing two televisions from a local motel Tuesday. The man sought a Friday continuance, bond set at $5,000. The girl waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to circuit court for trial with bond at $5,000.
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Mitchell
Winona
Minn
Larry Charles Peterson
Charlotte Elaine Peterson
U.S. Military Plans Saigon Withdrawal by Next Year
The U S military pledged to hand Saigon back to Vietnamese by year end next year while Vietnamese forces need three more years to depart. Officials described a broad plan to remove personnel from the crowded capital. Most troops will relocate to a new camp at Long Binh spanning about 31 square miles on the northern outskirts.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Long Binh
Hunt Delivers Escapee From St. Cloud Reform School
Robin Warren Rudrud a 21 year old Minneapolis man serving a five year term for receiving stolen property escaped from the St. Cloud Reformatory farm around 1 PM Wednesday. Officials said a man matching Rudrud's description was spotted hitchhiking south along Highway 10 after the escape was found.
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ST. Cloud
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