Mondale Urges Flood Aid and Loa n Support in Minnesota
Senator Mondale urged liberal loan policies for flood damaged farmers in Minnesota. He requested adding Marshall, Pennington and Polk Counties to FHA emergency loan programs and backed quick approval loans. Army engineers aid dike work near Carver as Minnesota River crests. Gov LeVander declared a state emergency and federal help was sought.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Minnesota River
Farm Home Administration
Kitson
Roseau
Lake of the Woods
Blue Earth
LeSueur
Nicollet
Leo Brown
FHA
Brown
Carver
Twin Cities
Army Corps of Engineers
Richard J. Hesse
Mankato
Chaska
Hesse
David Mesich
Usda Statistical Reporting Service
St. Paul
Concensus
Northwest
John Wenn
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Mondale
Mesich
Douglas
Traverse
Harold LeVander
U S Reports Lowest Weekly Troop Deaths in 14 Months
In Saigon the U S Command cites the lowest weekly American combat deaths in over a year as DMZ fighting abates. The report notes 112 North Vietnamese killed, seven U S aircraft lost, and 589 U S wounded in the week, with POW release planned and continued talks toward peace.
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Saigon
USS. Command
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
Dmz
Washington
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
Stashed girl in dorm leads to college hearing
Richard Schneirouv, 20, of Chicago stood in a Grinnell College dorm doorway awaiting punishment for keeping a girl in his dorm room for five days. The College Judicial Council could not decide a penalty and the case moved to President Glenn Leggett.
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Richard Schneirouv
Chicago
Grinnell
Lege Judicial Council
Glenn Leggett
Police chase ends in death of 14 year old in Minnesota River bottoms
A 14 year old Minneapolis boy was found dead in the arms of a companion after a car chase that began in Prior Lake. The vehicle rolled over at Highways 101 and 13 and four youths fled into flooded river bottoms. A second 14 year old was found dead clinging to a tree while a third boy remained missing and a fourth was at home. Deputies reported water four to six feet deep.
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Shakopee, Minn
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Prior Lake
Evacuations Ahead of Minnesota River Crest at Carver
About 20 people were evacuated in Carver Minnesota as officials anticipated a 27 foot crest of the Minnesota River. A newly erected dike was expected to protect the town of 600 while residents of three trailer homes and two houses outside the dike area moved to safety.
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Carver, Minn
Minnesota
Carver
Carver County
$140 Million Needed to Improve Minnesota Schools
Fulton B. Klinkerfues, president of the Minnesota Education Association, said a $140 million annual increase in state aid is needed for the next two years to boost education. He also reaffirmed MEA's goal of an $8,000 starting salary by fall 1970 as the union noted few vacancies due to recent teacher pay increases.
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ST. Paul
Fulton B. Klinkerfues
Minnesota Education Association
MEA
Klinkerfues
Humpreyed on East-West terror calls in 1968 campaign
Hubert Humphrey pledged to reduce the balance of terror with a supervised worldwide arms and spending reduction plan if elected. Richard Nixon accused him of being too talkative for diplomacy and Wallace floated a TV debate plan as Nixon’s camp rejected it. Muskie later likened Wallace to 1920s Ku Klux Klansmen and urged voters to decisively defeat him.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Nixon
P.m
Walace
Edmund S. Muskie
Wallace
Kennedy Urges Repudiation of Wallace Amid Civil Rights Debate
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy urged voters in New Bedford to repudiate George Wallace and his American Independent party in a speech linking Wallace to racial division. He recalled his brothers’ legacies of dignity and reconciliation and criticized Wallace for supporting segregation and using force against demonstrators.
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Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama
John F Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
America
Massachussets
George Wallace
Robert Kennedy
New Bedford Service Clubs
Area Labor Council
Wallace
American Independent Party
Nixon to Talk at Rochester Rally Next Wednesday
Nixon campaign officials announced tentative plans for an airport rally in Rochester at about 10 30 a m next Wednesday.
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California
Nixon
Rochester
Fire at Tel Aviv airport causes over 1 million dollar damage
A fire swept the four story central terminal building at Israel's international airport in Tel Aviv today. There were no casualties, and damage was assessed well over one million dollars. The incident disrupted operations but no injuries were reported.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
LeVander to Hold Budget Hearings on Education Requests
Governor LeVander announced personal budget hearings over the "overwhelming" education funding requests from state boards and universities. He said the 1967-69 education budget exceeded one billion dollars and that hearings will occur mid November to assess needs, with calls for federal block grants and tax sharing to supplement state funding.
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Cation Coordinating Commission
LeVander
State Department
State Department of Administration
Minnesota Education Association
Minnesota Federation of Teachers
Twin Cities
Department of Administration
Nixon Humphrey vow to widen government disclosure
In New York Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon promise to disclose government information fully if elected. Humphrey cites a communication gap and says withholding must be justified. Nixon argues a president should favor more knowledge and rejects any right to lie.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Nixon
Press freedom questions split Humphrey Nixon letters
Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon respond to inquiries from Sam Ragan and Hu Blank on how they would apply the 1967 Federal Freedom of Information Act. Humphrey urges strong open-government measures and a staff liaison to handle nongovernmental suggestions, while advocating limited executive privilege. Nixon argues privilege should be narrowly construed and urges full information to Congress, noting past misuse of public interest as cover for irregularities.
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Nixon
Sam Ragan
Raleigh
N.C
News & Observer
Raleigh Times
Freedom of Information Committee
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Hu Blank
Wenatchee
Wash
Daily World
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Blank
Chicago
Ragan
Dinate
Executive Branch
Congress
Soviets Claim Troop Pullout From Czechoslovakia
Moscow reports that Soviet troops are beginning to withdraw from Czechoslovakia. Krasnaya Zvezda describes villagers greeting soldiers at the border with bouquets of flowers and food offerings. Local women give apples and rolls to the returning soldiers.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
Apollo 7 crew meet in Cape Kennedy reunion
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP America's Apollo 7 space heroes returned from 11 days in orbit and met informally with three other astronauts who may circle the moon at Christmastime. The event followed Apollo 7's quiet shore landing in Norfolk Virginia as the craft was loaded for the final leg of its historic journey.
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Lloyd Duxbury
Harold LeVander
Minnesota
Associated Press
Duxbury
LeVander
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Norfolk
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