Utilities Board Reaches Agreement and Posts Net Income Gain
The Austin Utilities Board settled contract talks with Local UAW 867 and elected Edmund E. Smith as chairman replacing Richard Bandler. Net income for the year ending Feb 28 stood at 863 734 with $330 000 contributed to the city in lieu of taxes.
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Miriam Peifer
Austin Utilities Board
UAW
Edmund E. Smith
Richard Bandler
Harold Lamon
William Dunlap
William Keefe
Dunlap
Hormel Co
Utilities Co
Court upholds Hemstock conviction in Minnesota burglary case
Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously affirmed the 53-year-old St. Louis Park man Orlo A. Hemstock’s five year sentence after he pleaded guilty to a 1965 trailer burglary in Minnetonka. Evidence showed he helped his teenage son commit the crime. The ruling also addressed school consolidation precedents and a separate robbery conviction of George T. Danielson in St. Paul.
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Hemstock
Fagin
Golden Valley
Edina
Minnetonka
St. Louis Park
Oscar Knutson
Gerald M. Singer
Supreme Court
Harley G. Swenson
Grygla
Gatzke
Skime
Marshall
Beltrami
Roseau
Middle River
Goodridge
George T. Danielson
Town Finance Corp
St. Paul
Danielson
Minnesota boards may ban student smoking on campus
The attorney general's office says school boards can enact rules prohibiting student smoking on school property and may expel violators. Enforcing a ban off campus is not clearly permitted. dismissal requires violations that undermine school order. Written by William E. Falvey.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Attorney General’s Office
Frederic F. Ahlgren
Kanabee
Mora
Attorney General’s
Attorney General's Office
William E. Falvey
Stalemate in Minnesota Bricklayers Wage Dispute
The Bricklayers Union No. 6 in southwestern Minnesota remains at a stalemate with contractors after walkouts at sites including Southwest State College Marshall and Dr Martin Luther College New Ulm. A two year contract offer of 30 cent raises failed to satisfy the union seeking 10 percent this year and 1968. About 100 bricklayers reportedly did not show at one site as talks pause with mediation sought.
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Masons
Cement Masons Union No. 6
New Southwest State College
Marshall
Dr Martin Luther College
New Ulm
Redwood Falls
Taks
Minnesota
Lawyers Testify Allied Treated Poorly in Proceedings
Two Minneapolis lawyers testified they believed American Allied Insurance Co. was unfairly treated in receiver ship and insolvency actions that ended the firm. They said a 1965 letter for Cyrus Magnusson's signature was drafted at a meeting with Phillip Kitzer Jr. and Ritzer Jr. and attacked political motives behind the case.
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Bismarck, N.D
Minneapolis
American Allied Insurance Co
American Allied
Phillip Kitzer Sr
Phillip Jr
Chicago
Minnesota
Cyrus Magnusson
George Hruban
St. Paul
Weekend Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with gradually rising temperatures. Highs near 48 to 54 and lows in the 30s. Sunday looks a bit below normal with no precipitation expected.
Together at last at Long Beach reunion for Australian woman and Florida seaman
Sandra Hilder of Australia and Seaman Bernard Brewer of Fort Lauderdale, Florida share a kiss at a Long Beach reunion. Hilder had hidden under an admiral's bed aboard the USS Long Beach in Sydney Harbor to reach Bud, then flew from New York to California after the ship sailed.
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Sandra Hilder
Australia
Seaman Bernard
Bud) Brewer
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Hilder
Us.s
Sydney
California
Bud
New York
Marines Capture Hill 881 North After Two Weeks of Battle
U S Marines seized Hill 881 North ending a two week fight that cost about 1 000 casualties on both sides as weather and air support shaped the final assault. Marine units moved to the summit at 2 35 p m after light resistance, suggesting North Vietnamese withdrawals across the Laotian border. In Hue area fighting, Vietnamese forces reported success driving guerrillas into a vise with government troops and armored support, with 89 guerrillas killed. Col Robin Olds notched his second MIG kill, the 49th by U S pilots in Vietnam. A Navy A4 Skyhawk was lost.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hue
North Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Col
Robin Olds
Washington, D.C
United States
Thanh Hoa
Laos
Leathernecks
881
325Th Division
Renegotiated Pact May End Lockout
Minnesota lawmakers move toward loosening a lockout as spending and tax bills advance. The Senate Finance Committee reported the first of several large appropriations, while the House tax reform panel reviews cost estimates for expanding Gov Vander's plan. A Sunday liquor bill clears a House committee and heads for floor debate midweek. A tax reform subcommittee led by Rep. Robert S. Johnson meets behind closed doors to study Tax Department projections.
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Robert S. Johnson
St. Paul
Johnson
Tax Department
DFL Leaders Oppose General Sales Tax Amid Budget Debate
George Farr warned Liberal lawmakers against joining the sales tax battle as the Citizens League proposal spurred confusion. AFL-CIO President David Roe said labor will not back a general sales tax while the Senate Finance Committee reported a $3.19 million semi state bill and major funding for Minnesota Historical Society and Soldiers Home.
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DFL
George Farr
Farr
Citizens League of Minneapolis
Dflers
David Roe
Afl-Cio
LeVander
Senate Finance Committee
Minnesota Historical Society
Soldiers Home
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Medical School
Pact Ends 11 Day Strike With New Teamsters Deal
The renegotiated contract for 500000 truck drivers nationwide was approved, aiming to end an 11 day strike that halted freight in Chicago. Local 705's stance remains uncertain as Chicago bosses prepare a mailed ratification.
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Chicago
Frank Fitzsimmons
The
Teamsters Union
Chicago Teamsters Local 705
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
Emergency landing fouls ambassador's first Saigon outing
A camera strap tangled with a fuel valve forced U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker to land his helicopter in Saigon on the first trip outside the city since his arrival on April 25.
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Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Mother Killed as Woman and Three Children Injured
A Grundy County woman died and three of her children were injured in a crash on Iowa 96 west of Gladbrook Thursday night. Mrs. Tom Wilson 28 of Beaman died in the accident. Injured were Kathy Wilson 7 Becky 10 and Dennis 5.
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Gladbrook
Iowa
Grundy County
Tom Wilson
Beaman
Iowa 96
Kathy Wilson
Becky
Dennis
Mandatory Car Inspection Abandoned For Spot Checks
In St Paul the plan for mandatory motor vehicle inspection was dropped in favor of a spot check program run by the State Highway Department. The change was made in the House Motor Vehicles Committee led by Rep. William Frenzel of Golden Valley. Lunar Orbiter 4 sped toward mapping 96 percent of the moon as scientists reported proper navigation after launch from Cape Kennedy with Canopus as a reference star.
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ST. Paul
State Highway Department
House
Motor Vehicles Committee
William Frenzel
Golden Valley
Pasadenda
Calif
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Canopus
Governor to Hear Protestors in St. Paul Caravan
About 180 residents from this Tron Range community will drive to the Capitol in St. Paul on Saturday to protest Governor Harold LeVander over what they call sharply rising property taxes in the past year.
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Embarrass, Minn
Tron Range
Capitol
St. Paul
Harold LeVander
Soviet buildup in Cuba denied by Defense Dept
The Defense Department says the Soviet Union has not resumed a military and missile buildup in Cuba. The same report notes frantic partisan activity and contested delegations as the Federation of Republican Women opened their 14th biennial convention under the banner Women United for 68.
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Washington
Defense Dept
Soviet Union
Cuba
Women United
Federation of Republican Women
Johnson Names Mayo Doctor as WHO Delegate
President Johnson names Dr. James C. Cain of Mayo Clinic as one of three U S delegates to the World Health Organization 20th annual meeting in Geneva Sessions run from Monday through May 27 in Switzerland The appointment places a Rochester physician among international health officials at the Geneva forum
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Rochester, Minn
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
Johnson
U.S
World Health Organization
Geneva
Switzerland
Yemen Keeps Anti American Campaign Hot
Yemen's government accused the United States of plotting to assassinate Yemeni leaders in an Al Anwar interview. Vice Premier Abdullah Gazeilan claimed U S arms supported the plot and that AID officials, recalled after two Americans were jailed in Taizz, were involved. Stephen Liapis, from Grand Forks, North Dakota, was named among them.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yemen
U.S
Abdullah Gazeilan
al Anwar
Gozeilan
Cairo
Ta’izz
Stephen Liapis
Grand Forks
N.D
Party Ends in Sleepy Eye Road Accident
A pre nuptial party ends in tragedy in southern Minnesota when two cars collide from opposite directions. Leon Lux aged 16 of rural Sleepy Eye died from injuries in a Minneapolis hospital Thursday. The year toll stands at 204 with multiple earlier crash deaths reported in Twin Cities and Stearns County.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Leon Lux
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Stearns County
Fulbright accuses Newsday of trying to discredit him
Senator J. W. Fulbright accuses Newsday of misquoting an interview to discredit him over Vietnam policy. He says the remarks were off the record and the article was out of context while Newsday defends the piece as accurate. Fulbright apologizes for any embarrassment to colleagues and notes frequent misquotations in political reporting.
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Fulbright
Newsday
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Johnson
William S. McIlwain
Garden City
N.Y
Bill D. Moyers
Vietnam
Lynn
Congress
Children endure medical clinic vaccination chaos
Aino Gary Glen, age one, endures a crowded City Health Clinic vaccination day as workers offer incentives like a coloring book and balloon while a photographer flashes from the front. The scene captures the hectic rush of measles vaccination events reported with AP Wirephoto.
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Gary Glen
Gary
Younsters
City Health Clinic
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