SBA initiates disaster loan program for flood victims
SBA opens emergency loan option for flood victims with 3 percent interest up to 20 years. Applications available at Austin State Sterling State and First National banks. J H Barker SBA loan specialist from Minneapolis met local bankers outlining direct loans and bank participations to ease economic injury.
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SBA
Small Business Administration
Austin State
Sterling State
First National Banks
J. H. Barker
Minneapolis
Farmers Home Administration
Barker
John E. Horne
Rusk to Report on Vietnamese War to Latin American Ambassadors
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will report on the Vietnamese war to Latin American ambassadors and seek wider international support. He warned that Communist aggression in Southeast Asia includes infiltration and armed training across frontiers and urged a clear global recognition of the threat. He also noted U.S. aims to help independent peoples resist aggression and highlighted Laos and Thailand as regional targets if North Viet Nam remains unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
Southeast Asia
New York
Rusk
State Department
Viet Nam
United States
U.S. Council of the International Chamber of Commerce
Laos
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red China
Thailand
Peiping
Traffic Deaths State Today 105 Years Ago
A history note contrasts current Iowa traffic fatalities with figures from 105 years ago, noting shifts in road danger and casualty patterns across the state over the long span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Today
Iowa
Conservatives Prepare 31/2 Per Cent Sales Tax Bill
Weather improves across Minnesota freeing cleanup efforts after storms. Flood and snow damage tops 2 million dollars with crews clearing roads and towns in central and southern regions. National Guard aided residents in Litchfield and St. Cloud while four counties receive SBA repair loans. A Rochester man dies after an accident during a push to move a car.
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Central
National Guard
Litchfield
St. Cloud
Mankato
Rochester
Highway Department
Rushford
Houston
Austin
Zumbro
Red Cedar
Small Business Administration
Washington
Mower
Fillmore and Olmstee
Cold Spring
Minn
Ralph Luzzi
Conservation Commissioner Opposes Reorganization Plan
Minnesota conservation commissioner Wayne Olson voiced objections to a Senate Civil Administration Committee proposal to reorganize his department. The bill would rename the agency the Department of Natural Resources, create two divisions, and place a law enforcement division under the commissioner. Olson warned the plan would hinder coordination and reduce the commissioner's authority, risking civil service protections for staff. Senator Gordon Rosenmeier indicated willingness to modify the bill to address Olson's concerns.
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Rosenmeier
Olson
Pepper Martin Dies at 63 in Oklahoma
Pepper Martin, famed St. Louis Cardinal and 1931 World Series standout known as the Wild Horse of the Osage, died of a heart attack at 63 in a McAlester hospital after being admitted Thursday night. He lived on a ranch near the city.
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Pepper Martin
McAlester
Okla
St. Louis Cardinal
Martin
Wild Horse
The
Osage
Cardinals
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
One Keystone Kop Dies at 80 in Hollywood
Grover Ligon, noted motion picture stunt man and original Keystone Kop, dies at age 80 in a Hollywood convalescent home after retirement since 1938.
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Keystone Kops
Hollywood
Grover Ligon
Ligon
Hibbing To Host 1965 U.S. Curling Championships
Hibbing Minnesota was chosen Thursday as the site for the 1965 U.S. men's national curling championships. The announcement identifies Hibbing as the host city for the event shaping the national curling season.
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Hibbing
Seattle
Minn
U.S
Roosevelt High meningitis death prompts antibiotic prophylaxis
Minneapolis health officials gave preventative sulfadiazine tablets Thursday to people who had contact with a Roosevelt High School senior who died Monday from meningitis. No alarm was declared by the department.
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Minneapolis
Roosevelt High School
Minneapolis Health Department
Plan to give all state workers equal dollar raise
In St Paul the Minnesota Senate introduced a measure by Sen. William Dosland to replace percentage raises with an across the board increase. The plan would divide the available funds to give state employees an average of about eighteen dollars more per month.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Senate
William Dosland
Moorhead
Dosland
Bus Slides Off IS-90 Near Austin No Injuries Reported
A Jefferson Lines bus carrying 11 passengers slid off Interstate 90 two miles east of Austin at 11 30 a m due to strong winds drifting snow and icy roads. The Rochester to Albert Lea route diverted via Austin and the bus resumed its trip at 12 45 p m after a wrecker pulled it from a median ditch. The Highway Patrol said no report would be filed.
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Jefferson Lines
Austin
Gabriel Solie
Minneapolis
Rochester
Albert Lea
Highway Patrol
Austin Cab Co
Wrecker
Severe gas line blast devastates rural Louisiana town
In Natchitoches Louisiana a ruptured 32 inch natural gas pipeline exploded near homes, killing 17 people including nine children. Five houses were leveled, cars burned, and a crater formed as flames burned for 30 minutes. Damages exceed 1 million dollars as authorities investigate cause and assist survivors.
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Louisiana
Natchitoches
John McKeithen
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
South Texas
New England
W. C. McGee Jr
Houston
Tex
Shreveport
Corbett Smith
Tennessee Gas
Five conservatives push 32 percent Minnesota sales tax bill
In St Paul five Conservative reps led by Harold R. Anderson announce a general 32 percent sales tax bill with tax relief for the elderly. The plan would replace some property taxes and raise about 434 million per biennium, with 12 and 20 dollar credits for real estate and older taxpayers. The measure targets broad taxable items including food and drugs and seeks funding for an $811 million state budget.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Harold R. Anderson
North Mankato
Otto Bang
Edina
W. Casper Fischer
Marshall
John Hartle
Owatonna
Harvey
Sabre
Man Sought in Stabbing Surrenders
Gerald Bergman a 29 year old from Coon Rapids surrendered to Anoka County authorities after a warrant charged him with felonious assault in the stabbing of his sister in law Gail Weigold a 24 year old teacher. Weigold identified Bergman as her attacker by nodding and remained in poor condition at a Robbinsdale hospital.
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Minneapolis
Gerald Bergman
Coon Rapids
Anoka County
Bergman
Gail Weigold
Miss Weigold
Robbinsdale
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Willmar
Marshal
Windom
Worthington
Civil Service Department
Conservation Commissioner
Robbin
V‘dla Jacobs
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Adolph Schaert
D. W. Bryant
J. R. Bond
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