Laborites Confident of 2nd Commons Victory
In London Labor Prime Minister Harold Wilson's government secured a 307 to 300 win over Conservative calls to block steel nationalization. The narrow margin, amid fog disruptions and illness, strengthens Wilson’s position and suggests he can call further confidence votes as needed.
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Anthony White
London
House of Commons
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Glasgow
Fred Lee
Large Increases Appear in Educational Demands
ST. PAUL AP reports that major Minnesota state departments seek 169 million more over the next two years than the legislature appropriated for the current period. The compiled requests total 777.7 million, spanning about 93 percent of state spending, with potential total near 836 million if other departments rise proportionally. Rolvaag will likely scale these requests before January submission.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
Southern California Braces for More Rain After Mudslides
In Los Angeles County mudslides followed a brushfire season. Aimee Miller vanished after being swept into a catch basin with cars and debris, as her husband William, 49, conductor for Frank Sinatra, was rescued clinging to a crumbling home. Police search continues as rain looms.
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California
Los Angeles
Aimee Miller
William
Frank Sinatra
Restorateur Sends Food Package to Khrushchev Fails
A Cicero restaurateur sent a food package to former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev but the parcel was returned due to an incorrect address and Khrushchev’s move. The piece mentions a related disaster sequence with floods and mudslides in California, including Burbank and Santa Barbara, and a rare tornado in West Los Angeles.
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Anton Zajdlik
Cicero
Nikita Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Zajdlik
Khrushchev
Congressional GOP Heads Remain Aloof
In Washington Republicans avoid internal showdowns over Dean Burch as national chairman. Dirksen and Halleck solidify power while Goldwater backs Burch, planning to work with leaders though he departs the Senate in January. Governors discuss influencing party direction amid a 1966 election record focus.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Senate
House
Congress
National Committee
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Dirksen
Halleck
Soo Line seeks end of Winnipeg passenger run to Noyes
Soo Line Railroad will seek Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission approval to discontinue the Winnipeger service between the Twin Cities and Noyes Minnesota. The train posted a 430000 loss last year and a projected 480000 loss for year end. The train carried about 20 northbound and 19 southbound passengers with 55 employees affected.
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Minneapolis
Soo Line Railroad Co
Twin Cities
Noyes
Minn
Soo Line
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Winnipeger
Leonard H. Murray
Murray
Murrphy
LBJ Reviews U.S. Commitments and Budget Constraints
President Johnson surveys U.S. military commitments seeking savings to fund other programs. McNamara and Rusk confer at the LBJ Ranch to pin down defense-budget reductions as Johnson aims to keep next year's total under 100 billion dollars.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Congress
McNamara
Lbj Ranch
Pentagon
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
White House
John F. Kennedy
Rusk
World Communist conference urged as Kremlin seeks unity
Moscow pressure for a world Communist conference grows as Chou En Lai meets Soviet leaders. Pravda calls unity overdue while Brezhnev and Kosygin pledge fraternal solidarity. Talks center on suspending hostile rhetoric and revisiting Khrushchev era policies.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Peking
Chou En-lai
L’unita
Chou
Pravda
Red
Tass
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
West
Tentative settlement reached in Detroit newspaper strike
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service announced a tentative settlement between Detroit newspaper publishers and one of the striking unions, ending a 120 day shutdown of the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press.
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Washington (Ap
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Detroit
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
Gluek Brewery to Close After 107 Years
Gluek Brewing Co of Minneapolis will shut its 107 year old brewery soon and transfer trademarks patents and distribution to G Heileman Brewing Co of La Crosse Wisconsin. President Charles Gluck I says small breweries struggle against price cutting by national firms and will join Heileman with staff.
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Minneapolis
Gluck Brewing Co
G. Heileman Brewing Co
la Crosse
Wis
Charles Gluck I
Heileman Organization
China proposes all nations nuclear arms summit
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told the House of Commons that Premier Chou En-lai of Red China sent a message proposing an all nations summit on nuclear disarmament. Wilson said Britain is consulting with Allied nations before replying.
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London
Harold Wilson
Chou En-lai
Red China
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Todd Klemz a year older with miracle liver transplant
In Minneapolis University of Minnesota Hospitals reports 13 month old Todd Klemz, son of Gary and his wife of St. Cloud, is eating and progressing after receiving a liver transplant. Doctors left his original organ as a back stop and monitor rejection risks. The transplant came from a two year old girl minutes after heart surgery.
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Minneapolis
Todd Klemz
University of Minnesota
Gary Klenz
St. Cloud
Todd
Karel B. Absolon
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