Cloquet community pledges nine thousand for girl killer tip
Cloquet Minnesota residents donated over 9000 dollars to a chamber of commerce reward fund for information leading to the killer of 14 year old Kathleen Bodie. Police seek a youth seen crossing Highway 33 before the slaying and a bearded man seen near a nearby grocery. The girl died from stab wounds. a pathologist awaits confirmation of rape.
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Cloquet
Minn
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
Kathleen Bodie
Cloquet High School
Russell Bodie
Robert Barr
Carlton County
Walter Stock
Andrew Pappas
William Highland
Harry Andrews
Electricians Strike Continues Across West Coast Shipyards
The West Coast electricians strike, opposed by shipyard unions, persisted as talks collapsed in Washington. Portland steamfitters, under injunction, returned to work. most machinists and Puget Sound workers kept working, while San Francisco unions urged stakeouts. Wages are disputed with IBEW seeking 70 cents hourly over three years against a 43-cent offer. arbitration rejected.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Washington
Portland
Ore
Seattle- Puget Sound
IBEW
Association
James Mitchel
Mitchell
Arkansas Men Sentenced in Bank Robbery Case
In St Paul AP report three Arkansas men from the Little Rock area received prison terms for a Big Lake bank robbery. Edward Giles and Cleo Summers were each sentenced to 10 years for bank robbery while John Baugh drew five years for conspiracy. The robbery occurred August 11 at Citizens State Bank of Big Lake with a car escape to a nearby airport and a light aircraft pickup.
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ST. Paul
Arkansas
Big Lake
U.S. District Court
Edward Giles
Cleo Summers
John Baugh
Little Rock
Citizens State Bank
Republicans Pay for Political Posters
In Phoenix an estimated 21,000 political posters were hauled to a city dump and bulldozed. Republican central committee officials said they paid $1,050 to workers who gathered posters from both parties, offering a nickel per poster.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Republican Central Committee
Schedule of Pages Late News TV Area Society Editorial Sports Church VS.Mkts. Comics Classified
The clipping lists page designations for a newspaper issue with sections including Late News TV Area Society Editorial Sports Church Markets Comics and Classifieds across pages 2A 3 4 6 7 9 11 12 13. It indicates a multi-section layout plan rather than news content.
Weekend Weather Outlook with Mild Sunday
Fair to partly cloudy tonight. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warmer with low around 8 to 13 and high near 30 to 36. Sunday looks mild with precipitation unlikely.
Traffic Deaths State Iowa Reflected in Data
Iowa records show annual traffic fatalities with figures by year and age. The state trend highlights deaths across various age groups, signaling ongoing road safety concerns and the need for targeted interventions.
From Russia With Love Mrs Kazan Pictured at Home
Mrs Vladimir J Kazan of Wellsley Mass stands with her children in a home scene after her travel agent husband was detained as a spy by Czechoslovakia. A Moscow postcard dated Kremlin and signed From Russia with love was the last word from the father, who was arrested in Prague on October 31.
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Vladimir J. Kazan
Wellesley
Mass
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Dorothy
Donald
Vladimir
Renee
Marie
Kazan
Prague
President Johnson Loves Tapioca Pudding
President Johnson praised tapioca pudding during his 32nd wedding anniversary event and at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He said tapioca is his preferred dessert and noted its lower calories compared to other desserts.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Lady Bird
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Mrs. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Johnsons praise for skim milk tapioca at anniversary
Johnson extols a skim milk tapioca as easy to make filling and low in calories. He notes a cup has 109 calories and a serving of ice cream 200 to 250, citing Zephyr Wright as the family cook who prepares large batches for travel between the LBJ Ranch in Texas and the hospital.
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Johnson
Zephyr Wright
LBJ
Texas
Two Killed in Tower Area Two-Car Crash
Two people died in a two car collision near Tower Minnesota on U S 169 four miles from town. Albert Setala 52 and Bessie Bushey 60 both from the Tower Indian Reservation died. Loren Herman 55 and Robert Wright 63 from Hastings were treated and released. Ruth Chosa 30 of Tower was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Bessie Bushey
Tower
Albert Setala
Virginia
David Sher
St. Louis County
Setala
U.S. 169
Loren Herman
Hastings, Minn
Herman
Robert Wright
Hastings
Ruth Chosa
Wirtz ordered to show cause in wage case in Columbia
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz must appear in U S District Court in Columbia on November 28 to show cause why he should not be held in contempt. The order, filed in Florence by Judge Robert W Hemphill, stems from a Labor Department complaint against Southeastern Reconditioning Center Inc and operators Raymond M Clanton and James C Clanton Jr for withholding 19788 in wages and overtime and for failing to keep records. The judge noted Wirtz disobeyed orders by refusing to disclose identities of witnesses used as the basis for the charge. Beverley Worrell said the department’s policy is not to reveal complainants’ names.
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Columbia
S.C
W. Willard Wirtz
U.S
Florence
Robert W. Hemphill
Department of Labor
Southeastern Reconditioning Center, Inc
Darlington
Raymond McIver Clanton
James Corbett Clanton Jr
Hemphill
Wirtz
Beverley Worrell
Labor Department
Atlanta
Ten Thousand Po Delta Residents Evacuated
A storm on the Adriatic backed up waters across the Po delta forcing evacuation of about 10,000 residents in Rovigo and nearby towns. Despite official warnings hundreds stayed to protect farms and homes as levees faced potential collapse amid 55 mph winds and nine foot waves.
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Adriatic
Rovigo
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Delta
Rovigo Province
Bonelli
Venice
Scardovari
Porto Tolle
Johnson cleared for Texas ranch flight after surgery
President Johnson won permission from his doctors to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital and fly to the Texas ranch to recuperate. White House officials said surgeons were satisfied with his recovery, enabling a weekend departure with only regular medical staff accompanying him. Johnson will meet officials in Austin and may conduct business at the federal office building near the Texas Capitol.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Billy D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Dean Rusk
Texas Capitol
Austin
San Antonio
Verdict Upheld in Case of $40 000 Pledge
The 8th Circuit upheld a lower court ruling that Maria Ramsey of Rochester Minnesota is not liable for a 40000 pledge to a civic theater. The court found she signed after being told the sum would complete a building drive and the theater would be named for her.
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ST. Louis, Mo
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Rochester, Minn
Civic Theater
Maria Ramsey
Children’s Theater
Ramsyn
Joseph Gales Ramsey III
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
Dodgers star Koufax to quit baseball amid elbow injury
AP dispatch from Los Angeles reports Sandy Koufax plans to announce his retirement due to an arthritic elbow. Baseball writer Phil Collier confirms the news. In Frankfurt, police say six Germans died, 66 injured, and two missing after a head on crash between a commuter train and an empty diesel rail car.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Phil Collier
San Diego Union
Frankfurt
Germany
Klan Leaders Plead Guilty in Contempt Case
Three state Ku Klux Klan leaders pleaded guilty to contempt of Congress charges. The defendants held grand dragon titles in the United Klans of America, identified as James R. Jones of North Carolina Robert E. Scoggin of South Carolina and Calvin F. Craig of Georgia.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
United Klans of America
James R. Jones
North Carolina
Robert E. Scoggin
South Carolina
Calvin F. Craig
Georgia
Treasury reports two major funds show gains
State Auditor Stafford King announced the quarterly state finances report showing the general revenue fund with an unen cumbered cash balance of 23.4 million and the income tax school fund at 23.8 million as of Sept 30, up 121 million from the prior year.
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ST. Paul
Stafford King
King
General Revenue
Rivals for Bonn Chancellor Hold Talks on Coalition
Bonn West Germany AP rivals to be chancellor Mayor Willy Brandt and Kurt Georg Kiesinger met privately for more talks on a Christian Democrat Social Democrat coalition. Bavarian election results could shape party strength and timing of moves. Kiesinger had met with the Free Democrats to discuss a coalition. a Brandt led SPD likely in a SPD Free Democrat setup.
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Bonn
West Germany
Wily Brandt
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Ludwig Erhard
Brandt
Free Democrats
Germany
Christian Democrats
Social
Honcho Captured Near Da Nang by U S Marines
U S Marines captured a bound blindfolded prisoner described as a Viet Cong Honcho or leader. The man wears a neck tag identifying him as head of a Farmers Association and was seized during a Da Nang area operation. He awaits evacuation to a central interrogation area.
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V.C. Honcho
Viet Cong “Farmers Association
U.S
da Nang
Antique shop looted by thieves posing as workers
In Melbourne a gang on a busy street used a sledgehammer and crowbar to break through a five inch wall at an antique dealer. They posed as construction workers and escaped with jewels valued at 56000 after blasting the office safe with oxyacetylene equipment.
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Melbourne
Australia
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