Austin Rally Falls Short in Overtime Opener
Austin Packers fought back from a 16 point deficit to tie Marshall Tigers 61 61 at regulation but fell 65 63 in overtime at Williams Arena. Porter scored 25 for Marshall, Hartman 16 for Austin, with Miller and Nefstead starring for the Packers.
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Minn
Ove Berren
Austin Packers
Marshall
Williams Arena
Packers
Dave Hartman
John Nefstead
Terry Porter
Austin
Bemidji
Anoka
Berven
al Berg
Porter
Tiger
Loren Johnson
Tigers
Don Grimley
Hartman
Johnson
Glenn Mattke
Bruce Miller
Miller
Mil
Nefstead
Harry Musser
Kennedy Steers Warplane Probe Toward McNamara Ruling
President Kennedy urged calm in the TFX contract inquiry between senators and defense officials. He defended Defense Secretary McNamara’s selection of General Dynamics for the 24 million start contract, while promising a fair, objective hearing.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Congress
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Boeing Co
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Andersen Plans to Resign and Succession to Rolvaag
Gov. Elmer L. Andersen plans to resign Monday and surrender the office to Karl F. Rolvaag. The Associated Press learned he confided plans to several conservative Legislature leaders who declined to be identified. If he signs the court finding, Rolvaag could take office the day after April 1, with a 10 day lag possibly shortened by an appeal decision. The recount shows Rolvaag 619,842 to Andersen 619,751 with judges calling the recount reliable.
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Rolvaag
Andersen
Supreme Court
Senate
George French
Minneapolis
J. H. Sylvestre
Crookston
Sidney Kaner
Duluth
Leonard Keyes
Detroit Lakes Fire Destroys Two Heating Firms
In Detroit Lakes Minnesota a blaze destroyed the main offices and warehouse housing Tri-State Heating Inc. and Snappy Inc. Damage is estimated around 200000 dollars. No injuries reported as firefighters found windows blown out and interior ruin. Tri-State is a wholesale firm and Snappy makes heating equipment with about 50 workers. Fire cause under investigation.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Wally Schultz
Tri- State Heating Inc
Snappy Inc
Tri-State
Snappy
Leroy Anderson
Bali Volcano Eruption Ends as Death Toll Surges
The Agung volcano eruption in Bali ended after five days of lava flows. Gov Anak Agung Sutedja reported at least 1,100 dead and 75,000 homeless. He warned up to 200,000 could have lost livelihoods as thousands flee and rice fields lie buried.
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Karsten Prager
Denpasar
Bali
Agung
Anak Agun
Sutedja
Volcano eruption in Bali region devastates villages and prompts evacuations
Reports say Mount Agung erupted with violent ash and lava Sunday, forcing about 250000 people within 20 miles to flee. Affected areas include Denpasar, with 17 killed in the prior blast. survivors describe darkness and scorching ash as authorities warn of more eruptions.
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Denpasar
Gunung
Mount
Ballot Count Cleared for First-Time Voter David Heinen
In St Paul AP report, David Heinen of Roscoe Minnesota had his ballot counted after a recount panel found his ballot initials were mistaken for the judges. Heinen testified he folded as instructed with his initials outside, misreading the judges directions. The three recount judges wrote he was counted in the November election and thanked him for acting as a witness.
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Rolvaag
Andersen
ST. Paul
David Heinen
Roscoe
Minn
David
Kaner
Andersen Signs Taconite Tax Fairness Amendment Bill
Governor Andersen signed a bill proposing a taconite amendment slated for the 1964 general election. The measure would limit tax increases on the taconite industry to match general business tax increases for 25 years. House amendments were added by the Senate and supported by Rep. Roy Dunn and Sen. Donald Wright.
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Rep
Roy Dunn
Pelican Rapids
Sen
Donald Wright
Minneapolis
Tax Committee
Kennedy hints at larger Cuba troop pullout by Soviets
President Kennedy said the Soviet Union has withdrawn about 3 000 troops from Cuba in recent weeks and hopes more will go. He warned the full scope may be clear only by the end of March and noted the Cuba force total was around 17 000. He spoke after a San Jose conference with Central American leaders and addressed domestic policy, defense, and tax plans.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
San Jose
Costa Rica
Panama
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Congress
Illinois Minister, Father of Four Dies in Crash
The Rev Kenneth Calvin 38 a pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Pontiac and Claire Whiteside 37 of Knoxville were killed in a head on collision on Highway 150 three miles east of Galesburg. Whiteside and Calvin were trapped and burned as their vehicles caught fire. Two others were injured.
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Galesburg
Ill
Curtis Erickson
Claire Whiteside
Knoxville
Kenneth Calvin
Pontiac
Calvin
Church of the Nazarene
Erickson
Hultman Declares Bill Permitting Private Condemnation Constitutional
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman ruled the legislative bill allowing private corporations to condemn land for water recreation projects is constitutional. In Des Moines, 800 IBEW Local 499 members ended a three day strike against Iowa Power and Light Co. with the utility reporting the resolution Friday.
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Hultman
DES Moines
Atty
Evan Hultman
Iowa Des Moines
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Iowa Power and Light Co
Fidel Castro Opposes Moscow on Art Edict
Fidel Castro criticizes satellite party leaders for slavishly following Moscow and says he will not accept Khrushchev's edict on abstract art. In Washington, the United States and the Soviet Union plan a new round of exploratory Berlin talks set to begin Tuesday afternoon, per the State Department.
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Russ Paris
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Communist Party
Moscow
Khrushchev
U. S
Russia
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
State Department
Spring Romance Leads to Suspended Fine in Rochester Court
In Rochester Municipal Court Judge William S. LaPlante suspended a $5 fine for Randy E. Stevens after he admitted crossing a street outside a crosswalk on March 1, explaining it was his wedding day. The judge noted springtime and romance as context for the lapse.
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Rochester
Minn
William S. LaPlante
Randy E. Stevens
Stevens
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