Erhard Considers Resigning With Succession Role
In Bonn, top leaders of Chancellor Erhard’s Christian Democratic party pressed him to quit and he reportedly agreed to step aside if he could help choose his successor. He did not specify when resignation would occur and emphasized policy continuity in the transition.
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Kennedy family donates autopsy photos to archives
The Kennedy family turned over 65 autopsy photos and 14 X rays to the National Archives. The images, authenticated by Humes and Boswell, were not reviewed by the Warren Commission and will be restricted from public viewing for five years with access later limited to qualified experts, unless the family consents.
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John F. Kennedy
National Archives
Warren Commission
Commission
Allen W. Dulles
Justice Department
Kennedy
Humes
Boswell
Elderly Man Killed While Deer Hunting Near Talmoon
Karl Ingstad, 71, was shot dead near Talmoon Itasca County while sighting a deer rifle. Clay W. Dawson, 74, fired a 303 caliber weapon causing the death, with hospital arrival at Big Fork.
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Minn
Itasca
Sheriff's Office
Karl Ingstad
Big Fork
Clay W. Dawson
Political Big Guns to Move Into State for Final Assault
Four brush fires swept Los Angeles National Forest near Los Angeles Tuesday. The flames killed 10 men fighting one blaze. Two fires to the west burned about 150 acres in the Santa Susana mountains. A fire on the Pendleton Marine Corps reservation burned 1,900 acres.
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Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles
Santa Susana Mountains
Pendleton Marine Corps Reservation
Sheppard Lawyer Promises Familiar Killer Theory at Trial
In Cleveland a pathologist testifies Marilyn Sheppard was beaten by a hard edge weapon, possibly metal, with varied striking surfaces. F Lee Bailey argues the weapon may have been a flashlight wielded by someone familiar to the victim, as the new trial enters its second week.
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Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Bailey
Adelson
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bay Village
John T. Corrigan
DFL Says LBJ to Be in Mill City on Friday
President Johnson along with Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon tour Minnesota for a final push to undecided voters. Johnson is due at 5 p.m. Friday at the First National Bank plaza in Minneapolis after arriving around 4:30 p.m. Nixon praised GOP gains in Minnesota while predicting seat pickups and urging a new team in. Humphrey plans a heavy campaign schedule across the Twin Cities and northern districts to support Mondale and other DFL candidates.
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LBJ
Mill City
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Minnesota
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Minneapolis
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Minneapolis- St. Paul International
Bloomington
Humphrey
Nixon
St. James
Democratic Congress
America
Twin Cities
Keith Davison
Alexandria
Moorhead
Minne sota Toll Grows as Four Die in Traffic Crashes
A 9 year old cyclist and two elderly men are among four people who died in Minnesota traffic crashes Tuesday and early today. The state's 1966 toll reached 781 with victims including Edward Keets 75 of Worthington, Charles Schultz of Minneapolis, Kim Eastvold 9 of Hartland and John Petrok 76 of Wells in separate wrecks across the state.
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Edward Keets
Worthington
Koets
Albert Blom
Charles P. Schultz
Minneapolis
Kim Eastvold
Hartland
Delano Bartness
Freeborn County
Trygve Eastwold
John Peitrok
Wells
Ambush Kills Six Americans and One ROK Soldier South of DMZ
North Korean troops attacked a U N Command patrol eight miles south of the demilitarized zone killing six U S soldiers and one South Korean and wounding another. The incident occurred before dawn as President Johnson rested nearby and marked the gravest such loss since the Korean War.
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Seoul
South Korea
Johnson
Korea
United States
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Military Armistice Commission
Housewives Unite in Global Price Protest Over Cereal Costs
A mosaic of local groups across the United States forms a movement against high food prices. Mrs. Armand P. Herreras in Williamsville plans an indefinite boycott of cereals and stores offering promotional gimmicks. In Lackawanna, Community Housewives Against High Prices target meat and produce quality along with promotions. Atlanta leaders press for federal probe of supermarket games while plotting larger pickets. Warwick groups plan stealth tactics and a banner welcomes inflation fighters. Phoenix and Globe housewives report price gaps vs. nearby cities, with quiet boycotts spreading toward Christmas if needed.
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Williamsville
N.Y
Lackawanna
Atlanta
Arthur Bolton
Bobby Tucker
Bolton
A&p
Tucker
Warwick
R.I
Almac
Globe
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Phoenix
Peggy Lehman
Newburgh
Thomas Popowick
Cornwall
County Board Eliminates Household Goods Tax
A 3 to 2 vote by the County Board ends the household goods tax for 1967 as part of the tax review. City Assessor and County Assessor supported elimination citing unfairness and admin costs. Johnson switched to support. Other actions include legal notice on a hotel injury suit, hotel reappraisal, library ad questions, Red Cross facilities cooperation, and nine land corner markers for TH 63.
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Bob Lee
Webster Johnson
Austin Township
J. FE
Phil) Golberg
Robert Shaw
Johnson
Douglas Fladland
A. W. Malcomson
Malcomson
Austin
Lyle
LeRoy
Fladland
Graham Uzick
William Butler
Donald Weseman
The
Herald
Donald Sandeen
Mower County
Red Cross
State Highway Dept
Johnson vows firm anti Communist stand in Asia in Alaska visit
President Johnson returned to U S soil in Anchorage after a 31 000 mile Pacific tour and pledged a firm anti Communist stance in Asia and Viet Nam He told crowds at Elmendorf Air Force Base that the stand will come true and urged action to prevent Communist takeover in South Viet Nam while noting the need to push North Viet Nam to negotiations
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Alaska
Johnson
United States
Asia
Korea
Seoul
White House
Mander
U.S. 8Th Army
Graf
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Viet Nam
Pacific
Below zero start as Minnesota sees coldest day
The Twin Cities Weather Bureau reported several northern Minnesota towns dipping below zero with Roseau at 1 below and Hibbing at zero. International Falls and Bemidji were 1 and 2 above, while many areas stayed under 10 above. A warmup is expected later.
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Minnesota
Twin Cities
Rolvaag kickoff on whistle-stop tour amid sales tax push
Gov Karl Rolvaag and the DFL begin a two day whistle stop train tour across Minnesota aboard the Victory Express starting in St Paul. The campaign emphasizes the sales tax as a closing argument to voters. A separate AP dispatch notes China tested enriched uranium 235 in a non hydrogen blast.
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ST. Cloud
Washington
China
United States
Snowy Weather Hits Central Ohio In Wet Flakes
Snow covered central Ohio as large wet flakes fell across the region. AP Wirephoto shows snowy scene with visibility reduced and motorists advised to drive with caution.
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