Smoked Whitefish Linked To Botulism Deaths In 2 States
Investigators seek source of poisoned smoked whitefish blamed for four deaths in Tennessee and Michigan. Michigan firm H J Dombos & Bros suspended operations after recalling stock. FDA ordered tests while retailers A&P National Food and Kroger pulled the product. Victims include David Cohen and May Beth Cohen of Tennessee and Chester and Blanche Mitchell of Michigan.
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Michigan
Tennessee
Ical
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
H. J. Dombos & Bros
A&p
National Food
Kroger
Harold Dornbos
Michigan Fisheries Company
Voluntar
Michigan State Department of Agriculture
Dornbos
David
Cohen
Knoxville
May Beth
Chester C. Mitchell
Blanche
Kalamazoo, Mich
Top Economist Forecasts US Economy Reaching 600 Billion
Washington AP. Dr. Walter W. Heller, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, told Kennedy aides the national economy will hit the 600 billion level early next year. He said a $100 billion rise since Kennedy took office will boost consumer benefits and urged action on consumer protections and tax relief for small taxpayers. Fellow economists viewed the outlook as optimistic.
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Washington
Walter W. Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Consumer Advisory Council
Consumer Council
Heller
Viet Nam Aid Programs Under Review In Saigon Crisis
U S officials review aid programs for South Viet Nam to ensure funds support anti Communist efforts and Diem policies. Some licenses paused pending action on a foreign aid bill while Saigon and Washington officials debate policy and the McNamara Taylor mission to the Senate committee.
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Washington
Uss
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Times of
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Congress
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Faces 23.8 Million Deficit Warned by Governor
St. Paul AP Gov Karl Rolvaag warns Minnesota faces a record deficit of 23.8 million by June 30, 1965, blaming Tax Commissioner Rolland Hatfield for faulty estimates. He orders a five percent across the board budget cut and deferring nonessential spending to balance the 1985/86 budget.
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Jack B. MacKay
ST. Paul
Karl F. Rolvaag
Rolland F. Hatfield
Hatfield
Hatfield Stands By Tax Estimates Despite Governor Rift
St Paul AP Hatfield, Minnesota tax commissioner, says his estimates supplied to the legislature are sound and need no revision. He declares no plan to resign, disputes Gov. Rolvaag’s claim of a fiscal crisis, and predicts no deficit when the current biennium ends June 30, 1965. He notes September tax receipts up from 1962 and argues audits yield high revenue, warning a 5 percent budget cut would hurt the department.
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Income Tax School Fund
General Revenue Fund
Hatfield
United States
Minnesota
Tax Department
Enrollment at Mankato State tops seven thousand
Mankato Minnesota AP reports Mankato State College enrollment reached 7,308 students, up 1,026 from 1962 fall quarter and 16.7 percent. President C L Crawford said 867 more students are enrolled in off campus centers across 24 southern Minnesota communities.
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Mankato, Minn
Mankato State College
C.L. Crawford
Minnesota
Mankato Boy 3 Wedged In Tree By Ladder Accident
John Pavel of North Mankato climbed into a tree after seeing a ladder propped against it. About ten feet up he slipped into the crotch of the tree and wedged his head. Police and bystanders freed him.
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Mankato, Minn
John Pavel
North Mankato
John
Bomb Threat Looms Over Valachi Testimony Hearing
U S marshals boosted protection as anonymous tips warned of a bomb in the Senate hearing room where gangster informer Joseph Valachi testifies. FBI tips cited plots to plant devices and shoot Valachi. no bomb was found after a room search. A $100000 price on Valachi’s head was reported by underworld sources.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
U.S
James MceShane
FBI
New York
Valachi
McShane
Senate
Underworld
Flora Continues to Batter Cuba
Flora hammers Cuba for the fifth day with heavy rains and winds. Cuba reports 11 dead. Haiti claims 2,000 to 4,000 killed and 100,000 homeless. Fidel Castro tours eastern provinces as crops are ruined and rationing begins. Red Cross offers aid. Mayari appeals to Guantanamo Bay for relief.
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Cuba
Weather Bureau
Haiti
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mayari
Castro
Oriente
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Santiago
North Dakota Family Faces Cystic Fibrosis Struggle
The Patterson family of Sterling North Dakota endures the illness of two children Richard nine and Betty Ann six from mucoviscidosis or cystic fibrosis. The disease has claimed three Patterson siblings and querstly threatens the twins Donald and David. Both Richard and Betty Ann receive oxygen therapy at St. Alexius in Bismarck and follow rounds of antibiotics plus special enzymes and salt in their diets. The family, aided by the State Welfare Department, keeps the children home for schooling during harsh winters while maintaining hopeful resolve. Richard says he is living on borrowed time.
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Sterling
N.D
William Patterson
Richard
Betty Ann
Pattersons
North Dakota
Patterson
Virginia
Judy
Donna Mae
le Roy
William Jr
Donald
David
Janice
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
State Welfare Department
Fidel Castro narrowly escapes drowning as amphibious vehicle sinks
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and three aides escaped drowning when their amphibious vehicle sank during a tour of hurricane ravaged eastern Cuba. Havana Radio, heard in Miami, said peasants threw ropes and pulled them to safety as waves swamped the open rear of the truck.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Havana
Near Accord Reported on U S Wheat Sale to Soviet Union
Washington reports a possible 250 million dollar U S wheat sale to the Soviet Union with President Kennedy expected to announce a decision soon. Officials note Congressional sentiment and Russia's offer firmness as key factors in moving ahead.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Congressional Committee
Russia
Kennedy likely to visit Indonesia in December
Antara reports President Kennedy may visit Indonesia in December as part of a Far Eastern Tour. In Detroit Romney backers announce plans for a major strategy session on November 1 to draft Michigan Governor George Romney for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Kennedy
Romney
Detroit
Michigan
George Romney
Valachi Names Leaders in New York Underworld at Senate Hearing
At a Senate hearing under a bombing threat, New York police officer and Joseph Valachi presented charts detailing the identities of key figures in the city’s criminal underworld.
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Washington
New York
Joseph Valachi
Ganglands Grave
Songbird
Senate
Rockefeller Bans Sit-ins at His Manhattan Office
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller bans further civil rights sit-in demonstrations at his Manhattan office. Mayor Robert F Wagner had earlier banned racial sit-ins at City Hall after clashes with police during removal efforts.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Ith
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