Minnesota legislative party races listed by districts
Aitkin Liberal, Rep Harold Johnson and Park Rapids Conservative oppose Rep Ron Everson. Wadena Conservative and Rep L J Lee face Marvin Christianson. Halstad Liberal and Rep Richard Fitzsimons oppose Rep Victor Johnson. Lake Bronson Conservative and Rep Carl Iverson oppose Art Engelbrecht. Alexandria Liberal challenges Art Engelbrecht.
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Aitkin
Harold Johnson
Park Rapids
Ron Everson
Wadena
L. J. Lee
Bagley
Marvin Christianson
Halstad
Richard Fitzsimons
Argyle
Victor Johnson
Lake Bronson
Carl Iverson
Ashby
Art Engelbrecht
Alexandria
Air Strikes Resume Against North Vietnam Near Hanoi
U S Navy planes from the Coral Sea attacked a petroleum storage site at Phu Qui 125 miles south of Hanoi. Initial reports said severe damage and burning. Ground fighting continued with Viet Cong losses and operational strikes across the region near Da Nang and the demilitarized zone.
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Saigon
United States
North Viet Nam
US S
7Th Fleet
Coral Sea
Phu Qui
Hanoi
da Nang
U.S
U.S. Navy
Air Force
South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine
Demilitarized Zone
Mankato Attorney Able to Stand Trial for Killings
Vietnam war updates include railway setbacks near Da Nang due to Viet Cong sabotage and a Bien Hoa Air Base explosion probe led by Lt. Gen. William Martin. Casualty figures: 18 dead, 9 missing, 103 injured among U S forces. live bombs cleared from the shattered ramp. Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore cites an accidental first blast. Marion and Jan Dietrich travel from Wichita to Bremen with a plane for Europe.
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da Nang
U.S. Air Force
William Martin
Washington
Bien Hoa
Air Force
Philippines
Saigon
U.S
Joseph H. Moore
Viet Nam
Thailand
Johnson urges repeal of Taft-Hartley 14B and wage coverage expansion
President Johnson asks Congress to repeal Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act to wipe out state right to work laws and extend minimum wage coverage to about 4.5 million workers while avoiding an immediate wage hike. He proposes double time overtime after 48 hours and urges reforms to unemployment insurance, signaling a coming fight in Congress over labor policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
National Commission On Technology, Automation and Economic Progress
Minnesota legislature gets remap plan from Senate House group
A compromise reapportionment plan shifting five Senate and ten House seats from rural to urban areas was submitted to Minnesota lawmakers. The report notes some counties gain seats, while objections were raised to crossing county lines and at large House districting. Action was postponed until Wednesday with one conference member not signing.
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ST. Paul
House
Senate
Minnesota
Donald Sinclair
Stephen
Thomas Vukelich
Gilbert
Hennepin
Sinclair
Hennepin County
Ramsey County
Dakota
Anoka
Incumbents Endorsed for U Board of Regents in Minnesota
Four incumbents were endorsed for re election to the University of Minnesota Board of Regents and George Ravenhorst was backed for a vacancy. The slate includes Mayo Howard Heaney and Malkerson with Ravenhorst chosen on the second ballot after a preliminary vote. Balloting proceeded by roll call with a mandate to present the slate at tonight joint session.
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House
Leslie Westin
St. Paul
William Frenzel
Golden Valley
Heaney
Rauenhorst
Albert V. Hartl
Fergus Falls
Robert Johnson
Willmar
Hartl
Johnson
Hart
Ravenhorst
A. I. Johnson
Benson
Sen
Norman Larson
Ada
Senate
Federal group approves wildlife refuge in Sherburne County
The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission approved a 30 506 acre Sherburne County Minnesota refuge to restore drained wetlands creating about 10 300 acres of water. The plan envisions eight major dams and 28 water control outlets with access roads and recreational sites while addressing landowner displacements.
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Washington
Sherburne
Minnesota
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
Fish and Wildlife Service
Migratory Commission
Wayne Olson
Minnesota Land Exchange Commission
Urban C. Nelson
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
New One Hump Camel Born at Como Park Zoo
A week old unnamed camel at Como Park Zoo in St Paul Minnesota awaits a name chosen from a contest honoring the cities Mimi and Paul. AP Wirephoto shows the infant posing for a portrait with its keeper.
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Como Park Zoo
St. Paul
Traffic Deaths State Today and 193 Years Ago
A historical note compares Iowa traffic fatality figures: today 238 deaths versus 260 from 193 years ago, highlighting changes in road safety and transportation over time.
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Iowa
Personal Plea to Dominican Factions by Thant
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant urged warring factions in the Dominican Republic to immediately halt hostilities. He appealed for a peaceful settlement and requested the Security Council cease-fire, sending his representative Jose Antonio Mayobre of Venezuela to the scene.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Dominican Republic
U.N
Thant
Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Venezuela
King Says Strong Campaign Planned
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr announces a strong action campaign including demonstrations in the North this summer for Negro equality.
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King
New York
Martin Luther King Jr
North
Steelworkers, mills resume bargaining talks in Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and chief negotiator R. Conrad Cooper announced that contract talks with the basic steel industry will resume immediately after a three week pause. The top-level negotiators held today’s first meeting in three weeks.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Basic Steel Industry
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
President Johnson Announces Head Start Plan for Poor Children
President Johnson unveiled a plan to provide a summer head start for about five hundred thousand disadvantaged children. The program aims to prepare them for formal schooling in the fall and combines education and antipoverty administration efforts.
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Washington
Johnson
U S Expresses Disappointment Over North Viet Nam Silence
The United States spokesman said the U S was disappointed by North Viet Nam not responding to the suspension of air strikes against North Vietnamese targets.
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Washington
United States
North Viet Nam
Austin Voters Head To Polls For School Board
Austin voters go to the polls from 2 to 8 p m to elect two Dist 492 School Board members. Incumbent James Huntting Jr and Dr H P Van Cleve are the official candidates. Rev G C Knutson may run as a write in. Dist schools serve as polling places.
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Austin
James Huntting Jr
H. P. van Cleve
G. C. Knutson
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Atlanta
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Dean Rusk
Vienna
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Gromyko
Rusk
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Binh Thuan
Mankato
Marion
Jan Dietrich
California
Wichita
Kan
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Germany
Pho
Jan
Oakland
Cal
Tribune
Carl A. Johnson
Donald Barbeau
Rochester
Barbeau
Mayo Clinic
Blue Earth County
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Perne Silvernale
Vernon Pesciges
Currie
Minn
Robert Dunlap
Harold Krieger
Franklin Kroehler
Henderson
Harold Popp
Hutchinson
Norman Walz
Detroit Lakes
Vernon Jensen
Montevideo
Eugene Knudsen
Kandiyohi
Dunlap
Kroehler
Walz
Jensen
Knudsen
George Mann
Windom
Gilbert Esau
Mountain Lake
Leslie Nelson
Slayton
Wendell Erickson
Hills
Vern Long
Pipestone
Richard Crain
Hendricks
Curtis Warnke
Woodlake
Harry Peterson
Madison
Martin McGowan
Appleton
Sam Barr
Ortonville
Glenn Blomquist
Onamia
Birger Nurminen
Davis Chain
Douglas Davis
Dallas
Olivia Farmer
U. Board of Regents
Federal
Oks Wildlife Refuge
Sherburne County
Department of Interior
St. Francis River
Tina
Cliff Hutchinson
Madison, Wis
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