Kennedy backs Hoffa Jr for Michigan House seat
Detroit AP Kennedy endorses James P Hoffa Jr Democratic nominee in Michigan 19th District runoff for the House seat. The 25 year old son of James R Hoffa is set to win after the death of Joseph Kowalski as speaker. Kennedy urged election of an able and bright young man at a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner.
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Detroit
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Michigan
James Hoffa Jr
New York Democrat
Young Hoffa
Michigan House of Representatives
Joseph Kowalski
Kennedy
Puzzling Session Heads for 2 Weeks of Cramming
Scott Kurth seven from West Milwaukee Wisconsin is rescued by U S Air Force personnel at Da Nang Vietnam after he and his father a marine scientist and five crew members are saved from the wreck of the two masted schooner Dante Dee in the South China Sea An amphibian plane from Da Nang conducted the rescue reported from Saigon
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Scott Kurth
West Milwaukee
Wis
U.S. Air Force
da Nang
Vietnam
Dante Dee
South China Sea
U. S. Air Force
Saigon
Minnesota lawmakers near end of 1967 session with many bills stalled
Governor LeVander faces a packed final two weeks as tax reform spending and highway bills roll through committees. Major issues include tax relief, consumer excise taxes, salary raises, and a new human relations department amid traditional legislative resistance to executive push.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Senate
Harold LeVander
Karl F. Rolvaag
House
LeVander
Department of Economic Development
Suspect testifies at hearing in Duluth killing case
Richard T. Young 18 testified in a Duluth preliminary exam about the death of Leonard W. Sampson Jr. 17 after a beating near Denfeld High School. Young described the attack and said he kicked Sampson after approaching him in a car with friends. He was bound over to county court with bail at 25000 and returned to jail.
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Duluth, Minn
Young
David Petersen
St. Louis
Sampson
Petersen
Patrick O’brien
Union Wins Wage Raise to End Chicago Lockout
The Teamsters Union gains a 25 cent hourly raise in year one and 15 cents annually for three years to drivers nationwide, ending a 12 day Chicago strike. The pact includes health and welfare, pension, vacation, and potential cost of living benefits.
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Union
Chicago
Teamsters
John Coulter
Statis
Chicago Association of Commerce
Louis Peick
Hoffa Arrives for Fourth New Trial Hearing at Hamilton County Jail
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa is expected at a Hamilton County jail for a hearing on his fourth new trial motion. Hoffa, serving an eight year term for jury tampering, may share a cell block with three codefendants. U S Dist Judge Frank W Wilson will preside over the bid while prosecutors deny wiretapping claims.
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Chattanooga
Lewisburg
Frank Newell
Hoffa
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Mich
Sandstone
Minn
Campbell
Thomas Ewing Parks
Nashville
Ewing King
Texarkana
Tex
U.S
Frank W. Wilson
Highway Dept tests roadside ads on IL 35
Minnesota Highway Department conducts a federally funded roadside ad test on a segment of Interstate 35 between Pine City and Moose Lake. Three separate signs provide information on food lodging and gasoline. Advertisers must meet proximity and hours rules. drivers will be surveyed this summer.
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ST. Paul
Pine City
Moose Lake
Minnesota Highway Department
Virginia
Ohio
Suit Brought on Linda's Escort for Injuries
Two Colombian journalists from El Tiempo filed a suit in Barranquilla accusing unknown members of Linda Bird Johnsons escort of injuring Amado Blanco and Gustavo Vasquez and damaging property when they covered her arrival. A court doctor was ordered to examine the reporters. The incident sparked protests in Bogota as Miss Johnson, on assignment for McCalls, traveled en route to Cartagena aboard the U S hospital ship Hope.
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Bogota
Colombia
Lynda Bird Johnson
Barranquilla
U.S
Secret Service
Washington
Weekend Weather Outlook Mild with Warm Temps
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with continued warming. Highs near 58 to 65 and lows around 35 to 40. Outlook Monday shows mild conditions and little to no precipitation.
Communists Attack Ham Tan and Tracon in Southeast Saigon Attack
Communist forces raided Ham Tan in Binh Tuy Province and the Tracon village building, killing and wounding civilians and hitting a South Vietnamese unit. U S pilots reported raids near Hanoi with three American planes shot down, and three crewmen listed missing in action.
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Saigon
Ham Tan
Binh Tuy
U.S
Tracon
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
United States
James Lindbergh Hughes
Iowa
J.g. James Richard Shively
Texas
Gordon Albert Larsol
Minnesota
Ex Illinois workers accuse Kitzer firm leaders of signing blank statements
A former employee of two Illinois insurance firms led by Phil Lip Kitzer Sr. and Phil Lip Jr. testified that the Kitzers signed annual financial statements in blank. The testimony occurred as part of a defense witness presentation in the ongoing case in BISMARCK.
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Bismarck, N.D
Illinois
Phillip Kitzer Sr
Phillip Jr
Kitzers
Ballotting at convention pits Donnell against Schlafly
In a convention race Donnell of Long Beach California faces Phyllis Schlafly of Alton Illinois as the campaign narrows. The trial of the Kitzers for fraud related to American Allied Insurance pits George Abbamonto and others in U S District Court in Minnesota with Abbey Monoto testifying about signatures and suspensions.
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Abbamonto
Bell Casualty
Bell Mutual
Illinois
Illinois Supreme Court
Hail Damage in Des Moines Tops 1.6 Million
Des Moines reports hail damage from last Sunday estimated at more than 1.6 million dollars. The storm caused extensive property losses across the city with widespread roof and vehicle damage reported by residents and businesses.
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Des Moines
Tax-paid bus transport bill defeated in Senate panel
In St Paul the Senate Education Committee rejected a proposal to fund tax paid bus transport for private and parochial school pupils by a 12 to 11 vote. In Washington the Air Force plans to start training Marine pilots next month to relieve a shortage caused by the Vietnam war and higher pay from commercial airlines.
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ST. Paul (Ap
Senate Education Committee
Washington
Air Force
Jewish youths clash at German beer hall in Johannesburg
Fifty Jewish youths leaped onto tables and sang folk songs in a Johannesburg beer hall. The disruption prompted police, with about 200 officers, to intervene as Jews sought to counter what they described as pro Nazi demonstrations.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Britain sees no link between arms cuts and treaty support
Oxford AP dispatch reports Britain's disarmament minister doubts reductions in nuclear arms by the United Kingdom would push nonnuclear nations to back a treaty halting nuclear weapons spread. The minister presented the view amid broader gloom over treaty prospects.
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Oxford
England
Britain
FBI Agent in JFK Probe Subpoenaed
An FBI agent who investigated New Orleans angles of the Kennedy assassination is subpoenaed to appear before Orleans Parish grand jury. Agent Regis Kennedy declined comment. Also subpoenaed was Warren Debrueys, an FBI agent in 1963, tied to Warren Commission exhibits. Garrison seeks to show Oswald was an undercover agent aiding anti-C Castro Cubans.
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New Orleans
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Regis Kennedy
Dist
Atty
Jim Garrison
Dallas
Tex
Warren Debrueys
Debrueys
Warren Commission
Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Senate Gives Initial OK on Fluoride Use
In St Paul the Minnesota Senate backed a measure to require fluoridation of all municipal water supplies by 1970. The bill won 38 votes in preliminary tally despite opposition from Duluth senators Arne Wanvik and Francis LaBrosse who urged a local referendum. Duluth has twice rejected fluoridation.
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Arne Wanvick
Duluth
Wanvick
LaBrosse
Dairy firms may raise quart price by one to two cents
Iowa dairy dealers may pass a one to two cent per quart price increase to consumers following a recent producer price rise. British Satellite Ariel 3, the first built entirely in Britain, obeyed a ground command and transmitted data during its fourth orbit over the U.K.
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Des Moines
Iowa
London
Britain
Ariel 3
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