Bronx Mob Attacks Patrolman After Furniture Store Robbery
In New York the Third Avenue elevated area saw angry crowds confront Patrolman Philip Siegel after he pursued a suspect at a furniture store. A Puerto Rican grocer Enrique Negron was critically stabbed while aiding the officer. Eddie Collins, 18, was arrested on felonious assault and interfering charges.
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New York
174Th Street
Bronx
Philip Siegel
Siegel
Enrique Negron
Negron
Eddie Collins
Tax Reform Failure Disappoints Minnesota Citizens
The Minnesota Legislature failed to pass tax reform as the session nears a deadline. Citizens voice mixed views on boosting income tax and alternative taxes, with many fearing higher costs and unclear reform. Commentary from Dr Truman Wood, Eugene Crouch, a St Paul attorney, Mrs Carla Siefert, and Alfred Mazion reflects broad skepticism and local concern.
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Truman Wood
Political Science
Mankato State College
Crouch
St. Paul
Alfred Mazion
South St. Paul
Joseph Kennedy Routs the Virus
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy has recovered from a mild illness linked to a virus infection. The 76 year old Kennedy grew weak from coughing Friday and received about 20 minutes of care from his Hyannis physician Dr. Robert Watt. Kennedy’s niece Ann Gargan, by his side since a disabling stroke years ago, was recalled from Lowell for a memorial Mass and reported Kennedy had improved.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert D. Watt
Hyannis
Ann Gargan
Lowell
Ambush Kills Three Soldiers in Humacaro Alto
In Lara state Venezuela guerrillas ambushed a patrol, killing three soldiers and wounding 17 at Humacaro Alto. Diplomatic efforts continued to press a lasting cease-fire in the Dominican Republic as the United Nations sought to extend a 24-hour truce. Vice President Humphrey met Girl Scouts in New York after being sworn in during a tour of National Headquarters, expressing delight at the moment.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Humacaro Alto
Lara
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United Nations
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Plan to launch Project Fire rocket from Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP another attempt planned today to launch a Project Fire spacecraft on a fiery ballistic course to study heat on returning lunar ships. No planes reported lost in today's air strikes which began with Navy reconnaissance raids after midnight and ended with the assault on Quang Soui Barracks early this afternoon. Forty USAF F105 Thunderchief bombers struck the barracks escorted by 50 support jets.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Quang Soui Barracks
Stoltz Sentenced to Up to Five Years in Steele County Court
Stoltz, 51, former Blooming Prairie utilities superintendent, received the maximum five years after pleading guilty to presenting a false claim to a public body. Judge Cahill imposed the sentence. Stoltz was taken into custody by Sheriff Bern ard Coufal. Rewards from the probe remain as two other indictments are pending while a fourth was dismissed.
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Owatonna, Minn
Reynold W. Stoltz
Blooming Prairie
Steele County
Dist
John F. Cahill
Owatonna
Stoltz
R. A. Coter
Austin Atorney
Prairie
Bernard Coufal
John F. Fischer
Theodore Winger
First Lutheran Church
Victor Krejci
Blooming — Prairie Times
Loren Barta
Steele County District Court
Minnesota Legislature nears adjournment on time
Majority Leader Aubrey Dirlam said the session looked likely to end as scheduled. Daylight saving time proposals failed in committee while bills on driver improvement clinics and highway administration were approved and sent to the governor. The Senate and House completed action on several appropriation bills including 24.1 million for two years and a 2.7 million semi state activities bill as talks on tax measures continued.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Aubrey Dirlam
Dirlam
Fred Cina
House
State Department
Senate
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Queen Elizabeth Rests During German Visit
Queen Elizabeth II interrupted her state visit to Germany for a rest and private visit with German relatives at Salem Castle in Salem, Germany.
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Queen Elizabeth
Germany
Salem
Elizabeth II of England
Salem Castle
Minnesota Clocks Spring Forward Ahead of Schedule
ST. PAUL AP Minnesota clocks shift to daylight saving time at 2 a.m. Sunday as the state adopts fast time. St Paul was among about two dozen Minnesota communities to go ahead early, while Minneapolis remains on standard time until Sunday 2 a.m.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Minnesota Governor Faces Reapportionment Decision in 1965
As the 1965 session ends in St Paul a key question looms: will Gov Karl Rolvaag veto the conference committee reapportionment bill which shifts five Senate seats and ten House seats from rural to urban areas amid major education and tax measures. Supporters weigh veto risk and possible court action or a signatureless enactment.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Conference Committee
State Supreme Court
Senate
Headon Crash Kills Four Near Headon North Dakota
Four people died and two cars were torn apart in a head-on crash nine miles east of Headon, North Dakota, on ND 5 around 5:30 p.m. Drivers Roy Willard and Gerald B. Tuppi perished, with passengers Debra Featherly and Mrs. Tuppi among the injured. The scene lay 37 miles north of Minot in clear weather.
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McHall
N.D
Here
Roy Willard
Omemee
Gerald B. Tuppi
Minot Air Force
Villa Park
Clifford L. Featherly
Glendale Heights
Debra Featherly
Featherly
Minot
Mrs. Tuppi
The
Highway Patrol
N.D. 5
North Dakota
Willard
Status of Minnesota tax bills as legislature nears end
AP reports the final bill-passing day for the 1964-65 Minnesota Legislature with major money bills showing totals. Semi-state 2.7 million. State Depts 73.9 million. Welfare 144.3 million. Education 414.5 million. Highway 19.9 million. House and Senate bills listed at 80.8 and 83 million respectively.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
House
Senate
Austinites Escape Detroit Hilton Fire
Three Austinites were among nearly 1,000 guests evacuated from the Statler Hilton in downtown Detroit when a fire broke out on the 8th floor. Curtis Kraby and his daughter Sharon along with Linda Owens left their 14th floor rooms in night clothes and were rescued by Detroit firemen after spreading through service areas. Eight firefighters suffered burns or smoke injuries. no guests were hurt. The blaze likely started from a smoldering cigarette on a food dolly. alarms at 2:07 a.m. led to control by 3 a.m. Kraby planned to fly home from South Bend, Indiana.
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Statler Hilton
Detroit
Curtis Kraby
Cresthaven Addition
Sharon
Linda Owens
Wandell Owens
Oak and Ave. W
Kraby
Associated Press
General Motors
South Bend
Ind
STATE KC CONVENTION ARRIVALS
Delegates from across the state arrive for the Knights of Columbus State Convention. Notables include Mrs. E L Gutschenoitter and Gutschenoitter of Virginia, A D Holland and Denver Daily of Austin, plus Tom Waldron of Glencoe and Jack O Hehir of Duluth. The event opens with a 10 am business session at Queen of Angels Auditorium followed by 1 15 pm sessions and a 7 15 pm banquet. Sunday schedules include Mass at St Augustine Church and a 10 am business session.
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Knights of Columbus
E. L. Gutschenoitter
Howard Masterson
Gutschenoitter
Virginia
Center
A. D. Holland
Denver
Austin
Tom Waldron
Glencoe
Jack O’hehir
Duluth
State
Austin KC Hall
St. Augustine Church
Weather outlook with scattered showers Sunday
Occasional cloudiness tonight and Sunday with scattered showers likely on Sunday. Today’s high 60 to 65 with a low around 48 to 52. Monday’s outlook calls for above normal temperatures.
Farm Team Wins Quietly On Road
Local farm team triumphed in a low key road game as key players posted solid scores and steady defense. The win boosts their momentum heading into a busy month with several upcoming matches.
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Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
Eugene Crouch
Carla Siefert
Joseph Kennedy
Humphrey
Viet Nam
State Public Examiner
Sheriff's Office
Minn
Reynold Stoltz
Stillwater
Summit Ave
Adolph Johnson
Headon
Linda
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