Goff Cleared in Corrupt Practices Act Case
Sydney W. Goff, St. Paul attorney and DFL fund-raiser, found innocent of Minnesota Corrupt Practices Act violation. Trial showed corporate funds involved but no proof he knew the source. $2,000 check to Allied Realty later returned to the firm. Allied Realty and related parties face other indictments in the broader American Allied Insurance case.
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Goff
ST. Paul
Sydney W. Goff
Democratic - Farmer- Labor Party
St. Paul Corporation
Minnesota
Arthur A. Stewart
Stewart
Karl F. Rolvaag
Walter F. Mondale
Allied Realty of St. Paul, Inc
Philip Kitzer Jr
Allied Realty
Ramsey County Grand Jury
John Daubney
Paul Lindholm
Ramsey County
American Allied Insurance Co
American Allied
Kitzer
Court upholds state power to bar rights marchers
Supreme Court rules states may declare property off limits to civil rights demonstrators and upholds arrests for trespass when marchers refuse sheriff orders to disperse. Justice Black writes for the majority. Justice Douglas dissents calling it a police state doctrine.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Hugo Black
Black
Tallahassee
United States
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Earl Warren
William J
Northern Pacific Plans 1967 Budget For Expansion
Northern Pacific Railway announces a 45.5 million dollar 1967 budget for equipment and construction. The plan includes a 545 mile microwave extension from Fargo North Dakota to Laurel Montana and 16 new locomotives, totaling 43.5 million more than the 1966 figure.
CAB Links Dalton Crash to Pilot Alcohol Levels
The Civil Aeronautics Board reported that the January 22 plane crash near Dalton Minnesota was influenced by the pilot's blood alcohol content. Pilot Nels Roman aged 54 from Wheaton and passenger Gary Strehle of Fergus Falls died when the aircraft stalled and plunged into a lake.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Dalton
Minn
Nels Roman
Wheaton
Gary Strehle
Fergus Falls
Liberia seeks Peace Corps volunteers after Guinea expulsions
Liberia announced Sunday night it has asked the United States to send the 62 Peace Corps volunteers being expelled from Guinea. The government said additional corpsmen are needed to aid Liberia’s development program.
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Monrovia, Liberia
Liberia
United States
Guinea
Strike to Hit Canadian Airways Grounding Major Facilities
About 80 percent of Canada’s civil air transport facilities were to be grounded as 5,200 maintenance workers of IAM walked out against Air Canada. Last minute settlement efforts failed. strike to begin at 4 p.m. EST.
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Montreal
Canada
Ir Canada
International Association of Machinists
CAP joins hunt for missing hunter in Aitken area
Aitken County Sheriff calls Civil Air Patrol to assist missing deer hunter Dale Forslund 26 Minneapolis. Ground party failed to locate him since he was reported missing Sunday night near Lake Mille Lacs. CAP reports three search planes in the air this morning.
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Aitken, Minn
Aitken County
Sheriff's Office
Civil Air Patrol
Dale Forslund
Minneapolis
Forshind
Lake Mille Lacs
CAP
Humphrey Heads List of Prominent Speakers at GTA Meet
VP Hubert H. Humphrey will headline the 29th annual Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association meeting in St. Paul as 5 000 delegates hear from senators McCarthy McGovern Mondale and Burdick along with farm leaders. The event marks Humphrey's first post election farm speech and his 17th consecutive address.
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Humphrey
ST. Paul
Hubert H. Humphrey
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
GTA
Eugene McCarthy
D - Minn
George McGovern
D-S.d
Milton Young
R-N.d
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Quentin Burdick
D-N.d
Tony T. Dechant
National Farmers Union
Edwin H. Christianson
Minnesota Farmers Union
Emil Loriks
Arlington
S.D
Ervin Schumacher
Drayton
N.D
M. W. Thatcher
Thomas H. Steichen
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Dakotas
Montana
Minnesota
Defense rests in Sam Sheppard murder retrial
The defense rests its case in the Samuel H. Sheppard murder retrial without placing the 42 year old on the stand. Dr Charles Elkins testified about Sheppard’s injuries and memory after Marilyn Sheppard’s July 4, 1954 slaying at their Bay Village lakefront home.
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Thomas G. Rees
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Bay Village
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles Elkins
Tucson
Ariz
Elkins
Bay View Hospital
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Nine students attempt kidnapping Miss World contestant
Johanna Carter and 52 Miss World contestants were shown Cambridge University when nine students during rag week tried to kidnap Carter. A guard used an umbrella and a pageant official punched one. the nine, believed South Africans, fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Carter
England
Cambridge University
Wer Escott
Miss Carter
Rampem
Luci Johnson to Be Home During LBJ Surgery
Luci Johnson Nugent, 19, will fly to Washington to be with her father during his surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center. She will join Mrs. Johnson and sister Lynda in the hospital suite. the First Lady plans a White House engagement after the president's return.
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San Antonio
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Washington
White House
Texas
15 Women Netted in Morals Operation
Minneapolis police morals squad reports 15 women arrested for prostitution or loitering in Operation North Side over three weeks. The campaign also led to four street robbery arrests, two auto theft arrests, and charges against two tippling houses.
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Minneapolis
Police
U S Steel Raises Prices On Stainless Sheet and Strip
U S Steel Corp announced price increases on stainless steel sheet and strip following industry peers. The hikes take effect Friday.
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U.S. Steel
New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Aldrin Sets Spacewalk Record In Gemini 12 Flight
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. extended his space walk to 2 hours 9 minutes aboard Gemini 12, aiding early space labor techniques while James Lovell captained the mission. They photographed stars and terrain, deployed gear, and set the stage for future U S EVA efforts ending with a Atlantic Ocean splashdown Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
U.S
James A. Lovell Jr
Aldrin
Mission Control Center
NORAD
Lovell
North American Defense Command
United States
Space Agency
America
Australia
Jupiter
Sahara Desert
Sahara
Hammaawa
Algeria
Agena
Atlantic
William C. Schneider
Wasp
James Lovell
Mill City Couple Robbed in Boston Jewel Theft
Police report a $31,750 jewelry theft from a Minneapolis couple, guests at the Sheraton Boston. Leonard Lampert Jr. and his wife said the stolen items included a diamond pin and a diamond necklace, each valued at $10,000. Lampert is president of Lampert Lumber, Inc.
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Boston
Minneapolis
Leonard Lampert Jr
Lampert
Lampert Lumber, Inc
Court stays out of long hair dispute in Virginia school
The Supreme Court declined to rule on whether long hair and beards for students violate rights. Three Richmond Professional Institute students sought to overturn a rule requiring shaves and haircuts before the new term. Judge Knowles upheld the rule as reasonable, noting order and discipline are essential in education. The appeal was filed by Norman Thomas Marshall, Robert D. Shoffner, and Salvatore Federico.
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Leon County
Ben C. Willis
W. P. Joyce
Willis
Washington
Supreme Court
Richmond
John W. Knowles
Richmond Circuit
Norman Thomas Marshall
Robert D. Shoffner
Charlottesville
Salvatore Federico
Arlington
Top Leader Under K. Dies at 64
MOSCOW AP Nikola G Ignatov longtime Soviet Communist leader under Khrushchev died today at 61. He served as president of the Russian Federation and as one of the 15 vice presidents of the Soviet Union, though both roles were largely ceremonial. Ignatov, a Khrushchev ally, rose to high party and government positions before later holding only honorary posts.
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Moscow
Nikola G. Ignatov
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Ignatov
Russian Federation
Soviet
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Soviet Community Party
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Iowa Custody Case
The Supreme Court declined to review the Iowa Supreme Court decision granting custody of Mark W. Painter to his grandparents, the Bannisters of Ames. Harold W. Painter, the boy's father, challenged the ruling as an invasion of family privacy, while the Bannisters argued continued stability for the child. The court allowed friend of the court briefs from the Methodist Church and the ACLU.
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Supreme Court
Towa
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Towa Supreme Court
Towa Court
Harold W. Painter
Mark W. Painter
Dwight Bannister
Ames
Mark
Bannisters
Bannister
Iowa State University
Brookdale
Calif
Iowa Supreme Court
Painter
Deci
Friend of the Court
New York Annual Conference of the Methodist Church
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Iowa
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Nikolai Podgorny
Russia
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Franz Jonas
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Cuyahoga County
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Luci
Mission Control
Center National de la Recherche Scientifique
Buzz Aldrin
Atlantic Sce
Uss
Mill City
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