Return to Work at Cape as 17,000 Machinists Strike
The IAM allowed 200 Cape Kennedy workers to return to prepare for the December 4 Gemini 7 launch while 17,000 strikers in St. Louis keep McDonnell as prime contractor for Gemini programs 8 through 12. NASA leaders sought a quick accord on wages overtime holidays vacations and sick leave.
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Cape
McDonnell
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
William
F. Simkin
Eugene Glover
W. J. Usery
IAM
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Staf
Ford
Washington
Simkin
Army to Withdraw Extra Battalion From West Berlin
The U S Army announced it will withdraw the rotating infantry battalion stationed in West Berlin in January. About 700 men will return to their home unit in West Germany, while Berlin’s defense posture remains unchanged. Maj Gen John F Franklin Jr said the move reflects reorganization of U S forces in Germany and does not indicate any shift in policy toward Berlin.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
John F. Kennedy
Germany
West Germany
John F. Franklin Jr
District Town Holds Out Against Viet Cong Attacks
A district town on the central coast of South Viet Nam withstood a two day Viet Cong assault by about 2 000 troops. Government posts in the area were feared overrun while a relief force withdrew after hard fighting. U S forces bombarded and shelled the attackers as the town Tuy An remained quiet.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tuy An
Tuy Hoa
Thach Tru
Coast Guard
Mekong
1St Cavalry
Ia Drang
Careless Kidnaper Loses Victim in Louisiana Abduction
Nancy Keller, 9, escaped from a vacant house after being held 24 hours by Douglas Emerich, 18. She called her father from a phone and described her ordeal, while authorities in Morehouse Parish investigated the case and planned charges.
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Bastrop
Nancy Keller
Nancy
Louisiana
FBI
Douglas Charles Emerich
Monroe
Douglas Keller
Morehouse Parish
D A Deneen 67 Dies Rites Set for Wednesday
Dennis A. Deneen 67 of 701 9th St SE died Monday at St Olaf Hospital after a long service record with Hormel Co. He chaired the Park Recreation Board and served on the Mower County Fair Board and Austin Baseball Assn. Survivors include his widow Eileen a son Dennis J Deneen three daughters Kathleen Livermore Patricia Helebrant and Maxine Jennings a sister and a brother Funeral services will be at 1030 a m Wednesday at Queen of Angels Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
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Dennis A. Deneen
St. Olaf Hospital
Mower County
The
Park Board
Austin Baseball Assn. Board
Deneen
Park & Recreation Board
Hormel Co
Hormel
Jay C. Hormel
Queen of Angels Church
Eileen
Dennis J. Deneen
Austin
James
Kathleen) Livermore
Bernard
Patricia) Helebrant
Duane
Maxine) Jennings
Plainfield
Ind
Paul Popp
San Diego
Calif
James Deneen
Evansville
Calvary Cemetery
Schedule of Pages Editorials and Sections
The clipping lists page designations for sections including Editorials sports women comics area page US Markets and classified ads with page numbers 4 12 12 7 8 17 11 1 18 19. The reader is guided to the relevant pages for each content type.
Traffic Deaths State Today compared to Year Ago
A brief report lists traffic fatalities in Iowa today versus a year ago with figures 733 and 755 respectively. The item notes year over year changes and highlights ongoing road safety concerns nationwide.
Weather outlook with clouds and light rain
Considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered light rain and warmer low near 28. Tomorrow mostly cloudy and turning colder with scattered rain changing to snow at some points, high near 41.
MacGregor criticizes Johnson on Viet Nam facts
Rep. Clark MacGregor of Minnesota charged that President Johnson and the administration have not told Americans the facts about Viet Nam. He announced a fact-finding trip to Viet Nam later this month and said Americans have a right to know actions affecting next year’s congressional decisions.
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Minneapolis
Johnson
Viet Nam
Clark MacGregor
R-Minn
MacGregor
Congress
Rolvaag Reports Minnesota Anti Poverty Progress
Gov Karl Rolvaag released a progress report on anti poverty programs in Minnesota noting $18.7 million approved across 73 counties. The largest federal outlay is $3.9 million for Neighborhood Youth Corps with other big sums including $2.7 million for Job Corps $1.7 million for work study and $1.4 million for community action programs.
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ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Baby Dies in Farm Home Fire Near Winnebago
A fire seven miles north of Winnebago, Minnesota, killed 8 month old Billy Zilka and sent three others to hospital for smoke inhalation. Mrs. Zilka and 4 year old Larry were hospitalized. Mrs Zilka in poor condition and the infant died on arrival at Winnebago Hospital.
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Winnebago, Minn
Here
Billy
Sylvester Zilka
Winnebago
Zilka
Larry
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mankato
Marines Kill Two Viet Cong From 1000 Yards Near Da Nang
A US Marine special rifle team killed two Viet Cong in Hue-Phu Bai sector north of Da Nang at dusk using long range Winchester Model 70 rifles. A third VC was wounded in the action, the unit reported. This marked the team's first confirmed kill.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Corps
Hue-Phu Bai
Defense Attacks Rose as Marxist Socialist in Libel Suit
In Minneapolis the defense attorney in Arnold Rose's $100,000 libel suit labels the University of Minnesota sociology professor a Marxist Socialist who advocates Communist ideas. Jerome Daly made the claim in closing arguments to a Hennepin County District Court jury. Rose sued Christian Research Inc. executive director Gerda Koch and Adolph Grinde of Anoka for publishing him as a collaborator with Communists and Communist front organizations.
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Minneapolis
Arnold Rose
University of Minnesota
Jerome Daly
Hennepin County
Rose
Christian Research, Inc
Gerda Koch
Adolph Grinde
Anoka
Economic Pressure Grips Rhodesia
The United Nations oil embargo against Rhodesia tightens with Iran and Japan joining the effort. British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and his cabinet view the oil ban as unlikely to be decisive against Ian Smith's Rhodesian government.
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London
Rhodesia
U.N
Iran
Japan
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Call for breast milk to help Duluth boy with rare disease
In Minneapolis area a 16 month old Duluth child Randy Davis suffers from acro dermatic entreopathica and severe food allergy making breast milk his only nourishment. Doctors at University of Minnesota Hospitals seek milk donors as his weight remains far below normal and he requires feeds every four hours. The International Childbirth Education Association launched the donor drive with several volunteers recruited, some capable of delivering a gallon weekly.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Duluth
Randy Davis
Raymond Davis
Randy
University of Minnesota
Walter Wessel
International Childbirth Education Association
Wessel
Davis
Richard
Eisenhower travels to Washington for heart treatment
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower smiles atop a special train from Augusta to Washington as a helicopter ferries him to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for further heart care. Col. Loren F. Parmley and Maj. Velma J. Barkley accompany him, AP photographer Paul Wathis records the moment.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Augusta
Walter Reed
Loren F. Parmley
Jett
Maj
Velma J. Barkley
Associated Press
Paul Wathis
Johnson plans talks with Erhard on West German nuclear share
President Johnson prepares for broad discussions with Chancellor Erhard on widening West Germany's nuclear participation, with White House aides Bundy Rusk and Moyers outlining topics including nuclear force participation, NATO roles, and German aid. No final decision reached on U S policy. U S retains custody of nuclear weapons under allied arrangements.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Lbj Ranch
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Erhard
Bundy
Dean Rusk
Bonn
France
Berlin
Europe
Bill D. Moyers
NATO
Germany
Moyers
Department of Defense
Motions piled in Minnesota insurance fraud case
In St Paul three motions have been filed in the American Allied Insurance case and 50 or more are expected by December 1 when Judge Edward J Devitt will hear them. The insurer has been declared insolvent by 1.2 million and a federal grand jury in Minneapolis indicted 17 men on mail and wire fraud and conspiracy charges. Names include Cyrus Magnusson David R Kroman James L Holly and John B Carroll. Defendants file motions to dismiss indictments seek severance and request bills of particulars. Next deadlines set by Judge Devitt for filing motions.
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Edward J. Devitt
U.S. District Court
American Allied
Minneapolis
Cyrus Magnusson
David R. Kroman
U.S. Mutual Insurance Co
James L. Holly
John B. Carroll
The
Exchange National Bank of Chicago
Kroman
Holly
Red Owl Store Closed by Strike
Local 6578 strikes Red Owl causing Mall store to close from today until further notice. James Elliott says Family Center operation will shut except snack bar, prescription dept, and Three Star redemption center. Eastside Center store not affected yet by five union drug employees strike.
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Red Owl
James Elliott
Red Owl Family Center
Eastside
Soldier Benjamin Gardner Receives Field Surgery Evidence
Pic shows Benjamin Gardner a 20 year old from Miami Florida holding a bullet removed from his right shoulder after Viet Nam fighting. He bears a scalp scar from a helmet bullet and is evacuated with other wounded soldiers to Martin Army Hospital at Ft. Benning Ga CAP Wirephoto.
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Benjamin Gardner
Miami
Fla
Gardner
Martin Army Hospital
Ft. Senning
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Yarmouth Castle
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By Don Carson
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Betty Mesaros
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Hanoi
Phu Yen
Chu Phong Mountain
By Jim Bonney
D.A. Deneen
Iowa
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Call
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Carroll
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