Minnesota High Schools Tighten Dress Codes in Survey
An Associated Press survey finds Minnesota high schools largely enforce neat and modest dress standards. Principals cite near decency as key, with rules against mini skirts, shorts, and unbridled hair while allowing some variation by district.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Ken Pedersen
Albert Lea High School
Pederson
Lea
L. S. Ward
Fairmont High School
C. H. Hegdal
Fairmont Board of Education
Fergus Falls High School
Edward Bechtel
Bechtel
Mayo Surgeons Aim to Cut Kidney Transplant Failures
Mayo Clinic surgeons test a horse serum to reduce kidney transplant rejection. Six patients aged 13 to 37 received the treatment since July, with promising progress. The team hopes the serum may enable cadaver kidneys to be used, potentially establishing kidney banks similar to eye banks.
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Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Roy Shorter
Thomas Starzal
Veterans Administration Hospital
Denver
Colo
Shorter
Institute Hills Farm
Rochester
Peggy Fleming Aims for Winter Olympic Gold
Petite Peggy Fleming of Colorado Springs at 19 has won the world women's figure skating crown for two years running and is seen as a leading hope for a gold medal at the Winter Olympics next February. She travels with new skating shoes to practice six hours daily at the Broadmoor World Arena.
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Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Broadmoor World Arena
Military Bill of 2.28 Billion To Move Senate Action
A $2.28 billion military construction authorization bill, with $80 million for antiballistic missile research and site start up, awaits Senate action. It includes a $200 million Defense Department contingency fund for Vietnam needs and $80 million for Southeast Asia construction. The measure, led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, was unanimously approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee after hearings, and totals about $380 million above the House number. Local project funds include Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota bases and airfields such as Duluth Municipal Airport, Grand Forks AFB, Minot AFB, and Ellsworth AFB with specified appropriations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Action Today
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Southeast Asia
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Jackson
Human Error Blamed for N H Mountain Train Derailment
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission pins the Mt. Washington Cog Railway derailment on human error, not equipment. A preliminary report cites an incorrect Skyline Station switch and asserts the crew should have halted the train before entering the switch, four days after eight deaths.
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Concord
N.H
State Public Utilities Commission
Mt. Washington
PUC Transportation
Winslow Melvin
Skyline
Hearing set in Lutheran Brotherhood leadership dispute
Hennepin Court schedules a 9:30 a.m. Monday hearing on a temporary restraining order barring Carl Granrud from the Lutheran Brotherhood headquarters in Minneapolis. Judge Weeks will decide if the order becomes permanent as Granrud fights for leadership after last weekend’s director election.
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Minneapolis
Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance Organizations
Hennepin District Court
John A. Weeks
Carl Granrud
Lutheran Brotherhood
Weeks
Granrud
A. Herbert Nelson
Brotherhood
Nelson
Supreme Court: Police May Shield Informers in Trials
Minnesota high court upheld Ronald Purdy's narcotics conviction ruling police may search with probable cause without a warrant and need not reveal an informer's identity if the tip came from a reliable, anonymous source. The decision underscores informer protection while detailing the Oakdale Drug Co burglary case and related arrests in St. Anthony and Minneapolis.
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Gerry Nelson
ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Ronald C. Purdy
Oakdale Drug Co
Owatonna
Purdy
Sam Vilella
Apache Plaza
Twin Cities
St. Anthony
High Court
Eugene W. Wilson
Minneapolis
Vilella
Wilson
LeRoy Humphrey
Ramsey County
Leonard Keyes
Martin Nelson
London Bridge Walk Charity Event For IVS Backed By Donors
About 1000 young Londoners will walk the 18 Thames bridges to raise funds for the International Voluntary Service. Each bridge crossed triggers a backer donation, with examples like Jennifer Roberts at 5.60 dollars per bridge. If she completes all 18, she could aid others with about 100.80 dollars.
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London
Thames
International Voluntary Service
N.V.S
Britain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Jennifer Roberts
Elderly North Dakota Man Killed in Collision
An elderly North Dakota man identified as Charles H. Green, 75, of Hope, North Dakota, was killed when his car collided with a teenager’s vehicle near the junction of Minnesota 27 and U.S. 52 in Todd County, near Alexandria. He was alone in his car at the time.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Alexandria
Minn
Minnesota Highway
Charles H. Green
Hope
N.D
Minnesota 27
U.S. 52
Todd County
Bull to Discuss New Canal Shooting
Lt Gen Odd Bull of Norway, UN cease fire chief, cut a vacation to travel to Cairo after Israeli violence near the Suez Canal. Egyptian officials said they urged the UN to send Bull to Cairo to address the shooting incidents on Wednesday and Thursday as troops remained dug in on both sides after the June war.
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Jerusalem
Odd Bull
Norway
United Nations
Cairo
Suez Canal
Bull
Canal
Middle East
Oregon Committee backs fee for scrapping cars before sale
A waste disposal committee of the Association of Oregon Counties approves a resolution to make buyers cover the cost of scrapping their old vehicles before purchase. The proposal aims to shift disposal expenses onto consumers.
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Oregon
Portland, Ore
Association of Oregon Counties
Minnesota College Board approves $13 million dorm expansion plan
The Minnesota State College Board approved borrowing 13 million for 1500 dorm beds at five colleges and awarded over 6 million in bids for construction. Projects include St. Cloud State 500 beds and Southwest Marshall 414 beds with bids from Wall Construction Conlan Bladholm and Jones and Twin City. Work expected to finish within a year. Legislature adds 4 million, totaling 17 million for dorms plus student services.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State College Board
St. Cloud State
Wall Construction Co
St. Cloud
Conlan Construction Co
Southwest
Marshall
Bladholm Construction Co
Moorhead
Jones Construction Co
Fargo
N.D
Bemidji
Twin City Construction Co
Winona State
Winona
Weekend Weather Outlook for Local Area
Mostly fair and mild tonight with low 48 to 55. Saturday will be fair to partly cloudy with high 72 to 78. Sunday dries with near normal temperatures and no rain expected.
Rains From Beulah Flood Texas Cities
Flood waters from Hurricane Beulah inundated South Texas towns and cities, isolating about one in eight residents across roughly 40 000 square miles. National Guard and Navy craft aided rescues in Pettus Linton and Falfurrias as waters rose up to seven feet in spots and hospitals evacuated patients to higher ground.
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Corpus Christi
Texap
South Texas
Beulah
South
Texas
Indiana
Mexico
National Guard
Navy
Linton
Falfurrias
Pettus
Tex
Weather Bureau
Little Kenedy
Texas Department of Public Safety
Edna
Cuero
Dewitt County
Conference Opens On Castro Threat Che Guevarra Report
Western Hemisphere ministers opened a conference with a report that Ernesto Che Guevarra, long missing from Cuba, is with guerrillas in the Bolivian jungles.
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Washington
Ernesto Che Guevarra
Cuba
Arraignment Delayed in Minnesota Insurance Adjuster Murder
Murray J. Severns of Plainfield Wisconsin faced arraignment on murder charges for the June 21 shooting of a Minneapolis insurance adjuster. The hearing was postponed one week after his court appearance.
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Huron
Murray J. Severns
Plainfield
Wis
Minneapolis
Fowler Warns Tax Hike Now Or Regret Later
Treasury Secretary Fowler says Congress risks voter backlash if it defeats Johnson's 10 percent income tax surcharge. He warns of inflation, high interest, and a boom bust economy with the biggest postwar deficit if the bill fails. He cites a $10 000 family paying $111 more, rising to $285 if inflation hits three percent, and urges action despite GOP opposition.
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Washington
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Johnson
Fowler
Congress
Clark Proposes 5.06 Billion Antipoverty Emergency Jobs Bill
Sen. Joseph S. Clark unveils a 5.06 billion measure to extend the antipoverty program and create an emergency job plan for two years. He notes poverty drops from 35 million to 27.5 million and foresees reaching 10 percent poverty by 1970 with continued efforts. The plan would fund 2.26 billion for OEO programs this year, slightly above the president's request.
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Washington
Joseph S. Clark
Pamellieaia Democrat
Senate
Clark
Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
Royalty lineup includes Richard Kylle and Diane Opseth
Day night ceremony featured junior royalty Richard Kylle and Diane Opseth with attendants including Cozy Boysen.
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Richard Kylle
Diane Opseth
Cozy Boysen
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