Inflation threat and security test in Saigon after Tet offensive
Saigon faces fresh inflationary pressure as government spending rises and tax collection becomes harder. Distribution, corruption, and security in cities like Hue affect the economy, with the Viet Cong offensive drawing manpower from countryside and reshaping political dynamics. US officials warn the offensive elevated the VC's capabilities and foreshadow a tougher, redistributed burden for Saigon and its allies.
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Hue
U.S
Saigon
Poor Man's Philosophy Growing Up Takes a Long Time
Hal Boyle argues that growing up is a long, frustrating journey not an arrival. Adults retain a child within, enduring endless rules and disappointments, while the process exacts scars and compromised hopes. The piece contrasts childish tantrums with adult self-pity and highlights the stubborn pace of maturity.
Austin Herald Frontline Roundup March 1 1968
Local notes from Austin Minnesota report on city events and community notices for Friday March 1 1968 including civic updates and upcoming meetings. The brief items highlight municipal actions and public convenience topics for residents.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
Princeton Farmer Killed While Moving Farmhouse
Edward Zirrott aged 33 died when he touched power lines snagged on a chimney while helping relocate a farmhouse five miles west of Princeton Minnesota. Authorities said the lines were snagged on the chimney as the structure was being moved.
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Princeton
Edward Zirrott
Two Minnesotans Die in Vietnam Conflict
The Pentagon reported 57 servicemen killed recently in Vietnam, including Army Specialist 5 Alfred R. Olson of St. Paul, Army Private First Class Gerald L. Milbrodt of Sleepy Eye, and Army Private First Class David L. Morehouse of Canistota, all from Minnesota and South Dakota backgrounds.
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Washington
Vietnam
Pentagon
Army Spec
Alfred R. Olson
St. Paul
Patricia Olson
Army
Gerald L. Milbrodt
Sleepy Eye
William M. Milbrodt
Army Pfe
David L. Morehouse
Canistota
Lloyd W. Morehouse
Hayleck Slaying Probe Continues in Duluth
Police said Friday they are continuing the investigation of the ax slaying of Mrs. Jo Hyleck with no new leads. Her body was found in a snowdrift in the Hyleck home in a fashionable Duluth neighborhood. She was killed late Feb. 15 with three deep head wounds noted as caused by an ax or meat cleaver. A nearly empty whiskey bottle lay near the body. The victim's husband is an insurance executive in Duluth.
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Duluth, Minn
Jo Hyleck
Duluth
Minnesota Man Working in South Dakota Wins Compensation Case
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in a split decision that Henry Houle, a Duluth welder hired in Minnesota for work in Rapid City, South Dakota, falls under Minnesota workers compensation. The majority said Minnesota had jurisdiction due to the employment contract and union-based hiring in Minneapolis, while two justices dissented.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minnesota
South Dakota
Colorado
State Supreme Court
Henry Houle
Duluth
Rapid City
S.D
Stearns
Rogers Manufacturing Co
Denver
Houle
Minnesota Industrial Commission
William P. Murphy
Minneapolis
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UNG
Busters
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Instamatic Film
Black & White
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc
Hayleck
By Gerry Nelson
James C. Otis
C. Donald Peterson
Austin Utilities
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W. D. Dunlap
4Th Ave
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E. E. Smith
Dave Dammen
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