Mystery air strike widens Vietnam combat role
More than 30 U.S. Air Force jets from Da Nang bombed targets believed in Laos or North Vietnam. Officials withheld targets. battles reported across Laos and North Vietnam with pilots rescued and several planes downed. USSR and PRC denounced actions while U.S. insists on continuing strikes against Communist targets.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
Laos
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington
U.S
Moscow
Quang Khe
U.S. 7Th Fleet
James A. Cullen
Winchester
Mass
Viet Nam
Air Force Command
U.S. Defense Department
Hanoi
Peking
United States
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Southeast Asia
Communist Party
Pravda Today
South
Democratic Republic of
Vasily Kharkov
Tass
Nhan Dan
Xom Bang
Choice Epithets Fly in Minnesota State House Seat Dispute
In the Minnesota House debate over the 30th District seat contest between Liberal Linn Slattengren and Conservative John Wingard, heated rhetoric centered on alleged Corrupt Practices Act violations and political motives. A new election date was set after conservatives did not seat Wingard, while the chamber also passed 14 bills including snow tire and child support record measures.
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St, Paul
House of Representatives
Hennepin
House
Linn Slattengren
John Wingard
Karl Rolvaag
Robbinsdale
Brooklyn Center
Brooklyn Park
Robert Kucera
Northfield
Slattengren
Kucera
Wozniak
Chicago Player Waives Hearing in Federal Bribery Probe
Leo Casale, 24, of Chicago, sits with new Seattle attorneys in Seattle after waiving a preliminary hearing on a federal bribery conspiracy charge. He and two Seattle University players face grand jury action over alleged point shaving in a Seattle Idaho basketball game. Attorneys Hoff, Jop, and James Young represent them.
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Leo Casale
Chicago
Seattle
Casale
Seattle University
Victor Hoff
Jop
James Young
Relief Near for State as Iowa Sees Snow and Floods
Iowa faced a heavy snow and ice storm with eight to 10 inches in the west and flooding along the Boyer River. Des Moines area drives faced snow drift closures, while ice jams endangered roads and towns such as Missouri Valley. Cold, clear weather followed, easing flood threats though some high water remained.
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Des Moines
Knoxville
Pella
Missouri Valley
Boyer River
Snyder's
Charles City
Oak Park
U.S. 18
U.S. 218
Plainfield
Iowa 2
Shenandoah
Iowa 3
Shell Rock
Iowa 14
Marshalltown
Iowa 42
Riverton
Iowa 9
U.S. 59
Iowa
Dickinson County
Minnesota Floodes Worsen as Roads Block Southwest
Snow and wind cripple travel for a third day across western Minnesota. Root and Zumbro rivers recede in places while communities like Rushford and Houston remain isolated. Four deaths attributed to the storm, widespread outages, and many towns flooded with high water levels threaten continued disruptions. Governor Rolvaag appeals for cautious driving and National Guard readiness.
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Minnesota
Rushford
Fillmore County
Houston
Sleepy Eye
Grand Rapids
Caledonia
Hokah
Houston County
Preston
Rushville
Rochester
Austin
Karl Rolvaag
National Guard
Seven Americans detained by Madrid police during student protests
Seventy Americans were among 42 people detained in downtown Madrid during student demonstrations. The group included two tourists four students and a foreign news correspondent. All were released though film was retained when photography was involved. One New York businessman said he was struck with a rubber truncheon. The U S Embassy intervened in several cases and the plain clothes officer held a newsman for 90 minutes.
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Madrid
Spain
Leslie Spokany
New York City
Henry G. Debelius
United Press International
ABC
U.S
Spokany
Senate Report Reveals Unrelated Spending Facts
A six month Senate secretary report lists odd outlays including 2.66 million on misc items, long distance calls, telegrams, and a range of small purchases. Notable items include 72 brooms, alpaca coats, blankets, and luncheons for dignitaries with costs for German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bhutto. Also notes stationery use by Senators Sparkman and Jordan. In Minnesota, a fuel truck fire near New Brighton caused the driver to escape unharmed as it burned alongside his house.
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Washington
Senate
Felton M. Johnson
Senate Library
Barry Goldwater
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Z. A. Bhutto
Pakistan
Internal Revenue Service
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Herman Behrens
New Brighton
Behrens
Soviet Red Cross appeals to end Vietnam war
Moscow reports the Soviet Red Cross cabled President Johnson urging humane leadership and an end to the war in Vietnam. Tass quotes the cable as labeling U S air strikes a violation of international law Geneva accords and Red Cross conferences decisions.
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Moscow
Red Cross
Johnson
Viet Nam
Tass
U.S
Pike Spear Ban Standoff in Minnesota Senate
In St Paul supporters and opponents clashed over a bill to ban northern pike spearing. A 9-9 tie blocked killing it, a tie on tabling, and a 10-8 vote favored recommending passage. The measure targets darkhouse spearing of northerns amid a struggling party-fight climate.
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ST. Paul
Senate Game and Fish Committee
Norman Walz
Detroit Lakes
Otter Tail
Senate Liquor Control Committee
Schedule of Pages Late News-2 Area wale Editorials-4 Sports- -14
Page listing indicates sections for late news area editorials sports markets comics and women's pages across multiple numbers. It outlines page placement and section references for the edition.
Look Ma No Hands on 1200 Pound Bull During The Rare Breed
Juliet Mills rides a 1200 pound bull named Vindicator on the set of Universal’s The Rare Breed with Jimmy Stewart and Maureen O Hara. The film follows two British women bringing a Hereford bull to Texas. Juliet Mills is Hayley Mills’ sister and co stars with Maureen O Hara.
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Juliet Mills
Vindicator
Universal
Juliet
Jimmy Stewart
Maureen O'Hara
Maureen
Texas
Julie
Hayley Mills
Weather sketch shows light snow and chilly temps
Light snow flurries tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Lows 15 to 25 degrees, high around 20 to 30 degrees Thursday. Winds from the east to northeast at 8 to 15 mph tonight.
Traffic Deaths State Today and 102 Years Ago
A brief note compares traffic death tolls in Iowa and nearby regions across a century, highlighting a 102 year gap between today and events from 102 years past.
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State Today
Iowa
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Cedar River
Gene Kruger
LeBarron Body
Park Motors Bldg
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Highway Department
St. Cloud
John Sparkman
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Idaho
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