New York Seeks Fines and Jail for UFT Leaders in Bus Strike
New York City seeks a daily fine of 10 000 dollars on the United Federation of Teachers and jail for its leaders as a three day teachers strike shuts 1.1 million public school pupils from classes. An earlier court bid to ban the strike and halt schools was set for today.
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New York
New York City
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
City Corporation
J. Lee Rakin
Albert Shanker
Board of Education
Alfred A. Giardino
Harlem
H. Rap Brown
Bernard E. Donovan
Brown
Floyd
Mckissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Shanker
Runt Steals Show In Iowa State Crossbred Judging
Al Christian of Iowa State University Ames watched a runt pig enter the ring during crossbred judging. Roy Keppy of Davenport had entered the pig as a prank and it finished last in its class, while Keppy won first in both light and middle weight barrow classes in crossbred competition.
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al Christian
Iowa State University
Ames
Roy Keppy
Davenport
Iowa
Keppy
Nine Member Riot Busting Team Proposed for Federal Interventions
Cyrus R. Vance's 65 page Detroit riot report recommends a nine member riot busting squad to coordinate federal actions in riot areas. The panel would include a defense secretary representative, Justice Department official, military commander, Civil Rights Division AAG, Community Relations Service director, public affairs chief, Budget Bureau rep, a military aide, and a local city familiar. The proposal aims to quell riots and halt rumor spread during federal interventions.
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Washington
Johnson
Detroit
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
President of Defense
Secre
Bureau of the Budget
Adams Bank President N V Torgerson dies at 77
N V Torgerson 77 longtime Adams banker and president of Farmers State Bank of Adams died after a suspected heart attack. He led the bank for 52 years and was active in church and civic groups in Adams Minnesota with wife Nora and children Vance Ray and Dorothy.
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Adams Bank
Adams
Minn
Farmers State Bank
Mayo Clinic
Torgerson
Rochester Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Farmers State Bank of Adams
Coun
A. Torgerson
First National Bank of
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MBA
American Bankers Assr
Banks
Minnesota
Twins
Florida
California
Nora
Vance
Ray
Dorothy
Power Line Bill Moves To White House For Funds Approval
The Senate accepted House amendments and sent to the White House a bill to authorize funds for a 345 kilovolt transmission line from Fort Thompson, D C to Grand Island Nebraska and for repairs to spillways at Tiber Dam in Montana.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Fort Thompson
D.C
Grand Island
Neb
Tiber Dam
Montana
Milwaukee Youths Demand Ouster of Father Groppi
About 400 youths from Milwaukee's nearly all white South Side marched to Arch bishop Cousins residence demanding disciplinary action against Father James E. Groppi leader of Negro open housing marches. The confrontation followed a night of rock throwing and a 16th straight day of demonstrations with police clearing streets after sporadic violence.
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Milwaukee
Wis
South Side
James E. Groppi
St. Boniface Church
Father Groppi
William E. Cousins
Hell
Harry Lange
Lange
Bergman and Lindstrom After Opening Night in Los Angeles
Actress Ingrid Bergman and her daughter Pia Lindstrom share a smile in a Los Angeles dressing room after the opening night of Eugene O Neill s More stately Mansions Bergman starred in the play her first American stage appearance in 21 years AP Wirephoto
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Ingrid Bergman
Pia Lindstrom
Los Angeles
Eugene O'Neill
Miss Bergman
Smokers with Lung Disease Face Tough Quit Challenge
Doctor Borje Ejrup notes smokers with asthma chronic bronchitis or emphysema develop an itching sensation in the bronchial tubes and seek the hot nicotine smoke to relieve it. He says resisting may end itch in one to two weeks, but many miss the sensation and relapse. The NY hospital clinic treats hard core smokers with high initial success.
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New York
Borje Ejrup
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Ejrup
Eyrup
Teens Harvest Iowa Marijuana Near Dubuque
Dubuque area officials report teenagers harvesting wild marijuana. County agent Gerald McGrane identified a large patch of Indian Hemp, about half a mile north of Dubuque city limits, with around 200 plants, some cut within the past week.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Dubuque County
Gerald McGrane
Three Die in Head‑on Crash West of St Peter
A head on collision on a curve five miles west of St. Peter Minnesota killed Robert Michels 62 and his wife Margaret 50 and Calverna Green 25 of Montgomery the three occupants of the two cars. The crash raises Minnesota highway toll to 624 for 1967 with Ely resident Mrs Frank Likar 68 killed when a car ran off U S 10 near Detroit Lakes. driver and Julia Fink 53 Ely were unhurt.
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St. Peter
Minn
Minnesota
Robert Michels
Margaret
Calverna Green
Montgomery
Ely
Frank Likar
U.S. 10
Detroit Lakes
Likar
Julia Ink
Eass
Penny Julia Fink
St Louis County Sells Park Land Amid Voyageurs Bid Fight
St Louis County sold 273.5 acres of 166000 acre tract in the proposed Voyageurs National Park area in northern Minnesota. Buyers included Betors for park support and J William Trygg, Ely conservationist who opposes the park, plus Boise Cascade Corp which owns large park-area holdings. Pro and anti park factions competed at the sale.
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St. Louis
Duluth, Minn
St. Louis County
Voyageurs National Park
Minnesota
Kabetogama
J. William Trygg
Ely
Etor Realty Corp
Jeno F. Paulucci
Duluth
Chung King Corp
Paulucci
Pro
Anti Park
Trugg
Izaak Walton League Endowment Fund
League
Burton Atwood
Atwood
Minnesota Attorney General's Office
Third Day of Racial Violence in East St. Louis
East St. Louis moved into a third day of racial disorders with numerous fire calls and several arrests. Two injuries were reported Tuesday as officials noted much of Monday night’s fury was absent. Arson suspected in early fires, many in business buildings.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
East St. Louis
Johnson bank backs billion to city slums plan
In Washington President Johnson secured a pledge from life insurance firms to channel 1 billion in mortgage funds into large urban slum areas. In Minnesota the Highway Department considers one man snowplows next winter. HUD announced a 9000 loan for planning 60 low rent homes in Redwood Falls. Blue Earth County highway workers vote 32 to 8 for AFSCME bargaining representation.
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Washington
Johnson
ST. Paul
Minnesota Highway Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Redwood Falls
Minn
Mankato
Winona Courts Bond Proposal Defeated in Vote
Winona County voters rejected a $1.3 million bond to build a new courthouse 3,293 to 3,514 defeating the measure. This marks the third defeat for the project since 1958.
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Winona, Minn
Winona County
Man Charged in Sheriff Wounding in Minneapolis
AP reports John F. Ridler, 48 of Minneapolis, was charged Tuesday with aggravated assault for the Sunday night wounding of Hennepin County Deputy Sheriff Donald Peterson, 28.
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Minneappolis
John F. Ridler
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Donald Peterson
Minneapolis Center Director Calls Grand Jury Report Worthless
The director of The Way a North Side community center criticized the Hennepin County Grand Jury report on summer disturbances along Plymouth Avenue as a worthless document saying it fails to capture the events and responses.
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Minneapolis
North Side
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Plymouth Avenue
Election Reform Bill Clears Senate With 87 to 0 Vote
House supporters push for quick passage of an election reform measure duplicating Johnson recommendations. The Senate approved the bill 87 to 0, expanding coverage to primaries conventions and fund raising events and requiring detailed disclosures for candidates and committees. The panel would lift old spending limits and tighten contributor reporting, though a proposed income disclosure rule for members of Congress failed 46 to 42.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Sen
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Congress
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Robert T. Ashmore
D-S.c
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
House Administration Committee
National Committee
Mill City Eyes Plans for Local Urban Coalition
Washington reports a nationwide Urban Coalition formed after an August emergency convocation. Minneapolis leads with plans for a local coalition to address jobs and slum problems, aiming to build city efforts this fall with New York and others already under way. Time Inc. chairman Andrew Heiskell says many businessmen intend to cooperate with their firms. The convocation drew about 1000 leaders from business labor religion civil rights and government.
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Washington
Minneapolis
New York
John V. Lindsay
National Coalition
Coalition
Andrew Heiskell
Heiskell
Time Inc
Judge awards $200000 to Fargo estate in veteran hospital case
District Judge Ronald N. Davies in Fargo awarded $200000 to the estate of Mrs. William B. Newgard of Fargo after ruling government agents at Fort Meade Veterans Administration Hospital negligent in care. The verdict found failure to follow mental hospital practice and staff negligence contributed to her death from a July 31 1965 shooting suicide by her husband in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.
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Fargo, N.D
William B. Newgard
Fargo
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Ronald N. Davies
Fort Meade
S.D., Veterans Administration Hospital
Newgard
Davies
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