Johnson approves one step plan for federal job seekers
President Johnson endorses a centralized information system to simplify federal job access. One stop centers will replace 684 boards, with initial offices in major cities and expansion to other hubs, aiming for broader knowledge of federal opportunities and government functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl R. Bauman
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
John Macy
The
Civil Service Commission
Gram
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Rolvaag pressed for exploratory talks on reapportionment
In St Paul Gov Karl Rolvaag and Conservative lawmakers face an impasse over Minnesota reapportionment with a special session possible. Rolvaag demands exploratory talks before any session while Conservatives refuse. A federal court may redraw district lines if no session is held.
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ST. Paul
Karl II
Rolvaag
Rolvag
Bergstrom
Minnesota
Clark MacGregor
R-Minn
Richard J. Parish
Robert Mattson
House
Duxbury
Dirlam
Zwach
Fred Cina
Aurora
Karl Grittner
Informant expected in Liuzzo murder conspiracy trial
Federal prosecutors in Montgomery prepare to call Gary Rowe Jr. an FBI informant in the Liuzzo case. Three Ku Klux Klansmen face federal civil rights charges over the March killing of Viola Liuzzo after a civil rights march.
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Montgomery
Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
FBI
John Doar
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Rowe
Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Art Hanes
Birmingham
Wilkins
Hayneville
Eaton
Thomas
Anthony Liuzzo
Teamsters Union
Court of
U.S. Dist
Frank Johnson Jr
Neil Shanahan
Britain to send token force to Rhodesia border
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson will announce a limited British force to guard the Kariba dam on the Zambia Rhodesia frontier. The probe force may include RAF reconnaissance planes and technicians and would stay in Zambian territory under British control.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Rhodesia
Wilson
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Kariba
Zambia-Rhodesia
House of Commons
Royal Air Force
Lusaka
RAF
Edward Heath
Heath
Kaunda
Ghana
United Arab Republic
China
Moris man to be sentenced for Grafton murder
Maj. E Christensen, 21, Moris Minn, was to be sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder in the Aug 12 robbery shooting death of Curtis McFarland 20, a Grafton service station attendant. He pleads guilty and is escorted by Walsh County Sheriff Orville Olson into the courtroom in Grafton North Carolina.
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Maj. E. Christensen
Moris
Minn
Grafton
N. C
Walsh Coun
Orville Olson
Christensen
Curtis McFarland
N.D
Kay E. Christensen
Cost of Living Rises to All Time High in October
The Labor Department reports consumer prices rose two tenths of a percent in October, pushing the index to 110.4. Housing clothing transport and medical care increased while groceries held steady, signaling an 18 percent year over year rise since October 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
St Lawrence Seaway to Close as Freeze‑up Looms
The St. Lawrence Seaway will officially close at Montreal at midnight Friday, with winter conditions threatening to trap ocean going vessels in the Great Lakes. Weather could allow most ships to pass locks and reach the ocean, but about two dozen vessels have not yet estimated their arrival at Lake Erie end of the Welland Canal and one ship remains loading at Duluth, five days from the canal.
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ST. Catharine, Ont
St. Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Welland Canal
Duluth
Canal
Morris Man Sentenced to Life for Station Killing
Kay E. Christensen of Morris Minnesota received a life prison term after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the August 12 robbery and killing of 20 year old Curtis McFarland at a Grafton service station. He testified he could not recall the shooting.
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Morris
Curtis McFarland
Traffic Deaths State Today and Year Ago
A brief data note shows Iowa traffic fatalities with 744 today and 768 year ago, while the national figure stands at 727 today and 771 year ago. The figures indicate a small change in recent comparisons.
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Iowa
Steelworkers Reaffirm Industry-Wide Bargaining Stance
AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union will continue its 10 year system of bargaining with major steel producers, rejecting a move away from industry-wide talks. President I W Abel reaffirmed the stance after internal debate and a White House settlement, noting the approach paid off.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
I. W. Abel
David J. McDonald
Abel
Afl-Cio Chemical Workers Union
Pat Nugent Joins Wisconsin Air National Guard
Pat Nugent, Luci Baines Johnson’s boyfriend, has been a member of the Wisconsin Air National Guard for three months. He attended drills with the 128th Air Refueling Group at Gen Billy Mitchell Field and spent Thanksgiving with Luci at the LBJ Ranch. After six weeks at Lackland AFB he will resume Guard duties in Milwaukee for 10 weeks then return to civilian life as a reservist.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Pat Nugent
Luci Baines Johnson
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Kilian T. Morkin
Morkin
Nugent
Marquette University
128Th
Gen. Billy Mitchell Field
Waukegan
Ill
Luci
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Pat
White House
Air National Guard
Mondale to Inspect Minnesota Poverty and Development Sites
Sen Walter Mondale will begin a Wednesday tour of Minnesota poverty and economic development projects. He will meet local officials in St Cloud Detroit Lakes Okloe and the White Earth and Red Lake Indian Reservations and visit programs in Gonvick Cook Hibbing and Virginia.
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Minneapolis
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
St. Cloud
Detroit Lakes
Okloe
White Earth
Red Lake Indian Reservations
Gonvick
Cook
Hibbing
Virginia
Kennedy Plans New Push to Finish South American Tour
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy left Manaus for Caracas as part of a renewed effort to complete his South American swing after an earlier Brazilian trip was halted when the airliner lost one of its four turboprop engines.
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Manaus
Brazil
Robert F. Kennedy
Caracas
Venezuela
New York Democrat
Browns Fullback Jim Brown Pleads Innocent in Paternity Case
Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown pleaded innocent to paternity charges filed by an 18 year old girl who also accused him of assault. He posted a $500 cash bond and a preliminary hearing was set for 2 p m January 18 before Juvenile Court Judge Walter G Whitlatch.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Walter G. Whitlatch
Former Austin Resident Dies in California
Dale Schamber aged 48, longtime Austin resident, died in Palo Alto, California. He worked with A Hormel and Co grocery products division on the west coast. He is survived by his wife Edith and son James, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Austin
California
Dale Schamber
West Coast
A. Hormel & Co
Calif
Edith
James
Geo
Palo Alto
Heart specialist opposes extension home phones
Dr. Paul D. White and Dr. Henry D. Stebbins publish a letter in the New York Times arguing against home extension phones. They warn it encourages sedentary habits and harms heart and arteries, noting Eisenhower’s care and a campaign promoting “save 76 miles with an extension phone.” The telephone company plans to respond later.
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New York
Paul D. White
White
Dwight
Eisenhower
Henry D. Stebbins
New York Times
Minnesota Teens Held in California Car Theft Probe
Three Minnesota youths were detained in Vacaville California for investigation. Miss Lorretta Starr 18 held for car theft. Rodger Wright 17 and Martin Snook 16 turned over to juvenile authorities as runaways. The group was arrested in a stolen car from Dixon California about ten miles east of Vacaville. They said they left Minnesota November 8.
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Vacaville
Calif
Minnesota
Lorretta Starr
Rodger Wright
Martin Snook
Miss Starr
Minneapolis
Wright
Anoka
Minn
Snook
Verndale
Dixon
California
Garrity Case Goes to Jury in Rochester Trial
James Joseph Garrity, 25, stands trial in Rochester District Court. He is accused of swindling Marie Torger son of $1,500 in August. Garrity sought a change of venue citing extensive local coverage. trial before Judge A. C. Richardson.
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James Joseph Garrity
Rochester
Garrity
Marie Torgerson
10Th Ave
Austin
A. C. Richardson
Wallace Sieh
Roger Plunkett
James Mork
Vietnamese battle near Dau Tieng leaves many dead
Capt Glen Blumhardt of Mondovi Wisconsin guarded a Viet Namese battalion at the Michelin Rubber Plantation 45 miles northwest of Saigon as dawn broke on November 27. He and fellow advisors fought for hours, many comrades killed while Viet Cong forces overran their positions. AP photographer Horst Faas captured the scene via Saigon radio.
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Glen Blumbardt
Mondovi
Wis
Dau Tieng Michelin
Saigon
U.S
Blumhardt
Horst Faas
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Caledonia
By Dudley Lehew
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