Plane Belly Lands at Willmar Carrying Gov LeVander
A small Aero Commander carrying Minnesota Governor Harold LeVander and five others made a belly landing at Willmar Airport after landing gear failed on contact. No injuries reported and the six city tour continued with a replacement plane arriving from Alexandria for the campaign.
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Willmar
Minn
Minnesota
Harold LeVander
LeVander
Rudy Boschwitz
Minneapolis
Nixon-Agnew
Nixon Leads South Dakota Poll As McGovern's Lead Wavers
In Sioux Falls the latest South Dakota Poll shows Nixon with 58 percent, McGovern fluctuating near 26 percent, and Wallace at 10 percent. Across world briefs, Soviet cosmonaut Beregovoy to be welcomed in Moscow, De Gaulle defends NATO Turkey ties, and a Saigon rocket attack marked the eve of National Day. Fire destroys Huron Super City Shopping Center early today. China and Soviet Union exchange notes over air space incidents amid border tensions.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Richard M. Nixon
South Dakota
George S. McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
South
Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
NATO
Huron
Super City
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Red China
Peking
China
Four priests dismissed by Arch bishop Lucey in San Antonio
After six days of silence Arch bishop Robert E. Lucey dismissed four of 51 dissenting priests. Thirteen more Catholic priests asked for his resignation. Over 100 seminary students supported the priests and held a candle light rally as the archbishop conducted a service. The archbishop ignored the rally.
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San Antonio
Tex
Robert E. Lucey
Roy Rihn
Assumption Major Seminary
Humphrey Paid $200 For Lake Waverly Lots In 1955
Vice President Hubert Humphrey paid $200 to Ray Ewald for six lakeside pasture lots at Lake Waverly Minnesota in 1955. A Chicago Tribune report said the transfer involved a gift and went unrecorded for two years. Norman Sherman said the land was unused and six of twelve total lots were sold with the understanding the VP would improve the property.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Chicago Tribune
Norman Sherman
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Ray Ewald
Lake Waverly
The
Tribune
Court House Records
Wright County
Minn
Ewald
Democratic Party
Sherman
Navy locates hull fragments of submarine Scorpion deep in Atlantic
The U S Navy announced that portions of the hull of the nuclear submarine Scorpion have been found about 400 miles southwest of the Azores in depths over 10,000 feet. The 99 crew members are presumed lost and a court of inquiry will reconvene to determine the cause.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Military Winter
Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Mizar
Moorer
Bowditch
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
U S Allocates 5 52 b Road Project Funds
The Department of Transportation apportions 5 52 billion in Federal aid highway funds to the 50 states for the year starting July 1. Allocations exceed this year by about 775 million as more than 26 000 miles of the 41 000 mile interstate system are open. Interstate funds by state include Iowa 40188 and 67817 total 67187, Minnesota 86461 and 119352 total, North Dakota 23679 and 37370, South Dakota 22852 and 37390.
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Department of Transportation
Congress
Stomal
Tiowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Cardinals Hold Emergency Session Today
Vatican City AP reports a council of cardinals acting as Pope Paul VI’s cabinet met behind closed doors amid speculation it was an emergency session to address rising disobedience within the Roman Catholic Church. It was only the second meeting since the group was created last year, and its rarity added weight to talk of an urgent atmosphere in the Holy See.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Holy See
Frankfurt Arson Trial Protests Lead to Jail Sentences
Danny the Red Cohn-Bendit, famed French student activist, is jailed three days for disrupting an arson trial of four antiwar protesters in Frankfurt. The four arsonists receive three year terms with a prior suspended sentence in play as clashes erupt in the courtroom.
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Germany
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Cohn-Bendit
Sentene
Colin-Bendit
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Nixon urges HHH to back House winner pact
Nixon called on Humphrey to promise bipartisan support for the Electoral College winner if the election goes to the House. An Associated Press survey shows neither party poised to win a House majority, with Democrats leading in 231 districts.
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HHH
Associated Press
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Hubert H. Humphrey
House
George C. Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Wallace
Humphrey
New York
New Jersey
Sen
Eugene
J. Mc.Carthy
Newark
N.J
Spiro T. Agnew
Madison Square Garden
Public
Cleveland
Danish Meat Institute guests tour Hormel plants
Twenty three representatives from the Danish Meat Research Institute and the Danish Meat Industry visited the Hormel Co in Austin Minnesota as part of a North American industry tour. They toured the Austin plant and shared discussions at a luncheon with Hormel officers and division heads.
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Danish Meat Research and Industry
Hormel Facilities
Danish Meat Research Institute
Hormel Co
United States
Worthington
Minn
Hormel
M. B. Thompson
Aus
Tin
Robert Enright
Austin
Bruce Corey
Robert P. Dudley
Denmark
North America
North American
Thieu Warns of Tough Road to Peace in Vietnam
President Thieu told troops that a future step toward true peace will be hard and fierce as North Vietnam refuses to halt bombing without reciprocity. He urged strong support to overcome obstacles and maintain independence. Tokyo Shimbun cites Burchett on VC de escalation in expectation of a U.S. halt.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Hanoi
Tokyo
Tokyo Shimbun
Wilfred Burchett
South Vietnam
U.S
Bloomington man dies in Minnesota crash near Rochester
A Bloomington man on leave from the Army died in a car crash near Rochester while a Moorhead man and a Bloomington woman were killed in a separate crash near Rochester. The 1868 Minnesota traffic toll reached 830. The accident occurred on Highway 14 about 10 miles east of Rochester at 2:10 a.m., discovered at 6:15 a.m. after a trucker found the wreckage. The westbound car left the road, struck a sign, snapped a utility pole, and overturned.
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Minnesota
Bloomington
Minn
Rochester
Highway 14
Pfe
Roger Young
Portland Place
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