Poisoning outbreak in Tijuana claims many children
Eleven children dead and as many as twenty feared sick after suspected milk poisoning in Tijuana. Authorities rounded up about 20 dairy operators and shop owners for investigation as hospitals flooded with poorly children. Milk found in stomachs of treated victims suggests dairy products as the likely source.
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Tijuana
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Dep. Dist. Atty
Hector Valdivia
Red Cross
McAllen Estate Isolated by Floodwaters
The old Nefer estate south of McAllen Texas was isolated today by floodwaters from an overflowing floodway parallel to the Rio Grande. McAllen itself was not in danger.
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Nefer
McAllen
Tex
Rio Grande
Floodwaters Drive Evacuations as Beulah Drenches Harlingen
Rio Grande floodwaters surged into Harlingen Texas with 200 homes damaged or flooded gasping residents evacuated to shelters. More than 5 000 people fled as Beulah churned toward the Gulf. damage topped 1 billion dollars and 44 dead overall. Volunteers sandbagged levees while National Guard readied aid near the Arroyo Colorado and Texas Tuberculosis Hospital.
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Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande
Beulah
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Red Cross
Nueces River
Calliham
Arroyo Colorado
Arroyo
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
U.S
Camargo
Matamoros
National Guard
Texas Tuberculosis Hospital
Harlingen Street
Girl Claims She Got Pregnant During Prison Visit
An English girl says she became pregnant after visiting her boyfriend, inmate Robert Davidson, at Shepton Mallet Jail in Somerset. A prison spokesman calls the claim fantastic and notes officers oversee all visits. Davidson, later released, faced trial in Gateshead for theft and license offenses.
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London
Britain
Robert Davidson
Shepton Mallet
Somerset
Davidson
Gateshead
Gordon McKeag
Judges Weigh State-Paid Lawyers for Minor Minnesota Cases
Minnesota Supreme Court heard arguments on extending indigent defense to misdemeanors. Justices pressed whether free counsel is a constitutional right or costly, debating rural access and where jail terms are likely if convicted.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota
Michael D. Wienberg
American Civil Liberties Union
Richfield City
James H. Sargent
U.S. Supreme Court
Gerald Snell
Attorney General's Office
Snell
Oscar R. Knutson
High Court
Knutson
Red Lake County
Kittson County
Roseau
C. Paul Jones
Jones
Justice of the Peace
West Berlin Mayor Albertz resigns amid report by parliament
West Berlin Mayor Heinrich Albertz submitted his resignation today, confirmed by Parliament President Walter Sickt ert. Albert Shanker faced a contempt charge in court for refusing to comply with a state law banning public employee strikes during the ongoing walkout led by New York City teachers. The Soviet Union launched Cosmos No 130, the 180th in the series, marking the fifth Cosmos launch in two weeks. Clarence T Perkins, 64, a Chatfield lawyer and former Fillmore County attorney, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of federal income tax law violation during arraignment.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Heinrich Albertz
Walter Sickert
NEW York (Ap
Albert Shanker
New York City
Moscow
Soviet Union
Cosmos
ST. Paul (Ap
Clarence T. Perkins
Chatfield
Fillmore County
U.S. District Court
Motorcyclist 16 Fatally Injured in Austin Collision
A 16 year old, Roger Allen Myhre, died after a collision with a pickup on 3rd Ave in Austin near Holy Cross Church. The truck driver Chester Klingins had minor injuries. Myhre was a student at Austin High School and is survived by his parents and brother. Funeral services set for Grace Lutheran Church. The county toll rises to five deaths in Mower County this year.
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Austin
3Rd Ave
Holy Cross Church
Roger Allen Myhre
6Th Ave
Chester Klingins
Rt. 5
Myhre
George Stahl
Mower County
St. Olaf Hospital
Klingfus
Austin High School
Robert O. Myhre
Robert
Mike Brandt
17Th St
Austin Herald
Grace Lutheran Church
William Vogel
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Worlein Funeral Home
Terrance M. Vollmer
6Th Ave. SE
Iowa
Racine
Minnesota
John Kachman
Minneapolis
Francis M. Burley Sr
Fargo
Milaca
U.S
Francis Jr
Anthony Marrone
St. Paul
Burley
David
Burley Jr
Marrone
Evelyn
Secrets of Gotha book mocks royal antecendents in Windsor line
London AP reports Ghislain de Diesbach’s Secrets of Gotha critiques the House of Windsor with frank notes on George I through George III. It alleges Georges I and II hid infidelities, while George III’s reign saw madness and public scandals. Queen Elizabeth II receives little mention.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Buckingham Palace
Gotha
Ghislain de Diesbach
House of Windsor
Elizabeth II
George I
George
Minors May Sell 3.2 Beer in Groceries Says Atty Gen Head
In St Paul Atty Gen Douglas M Head concludes minors may sell 3.2 beer in grocery stores and similar outlets where beer sales are incidental to the business. He notes minors may not make the physical sale of intoxicating liquor but finds no prohibition for non intoxicating malt liquor.
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ST. Paul
Douglas M. Head
Head
Dismissal Asked for Conviction of UAW Agent
A lawyer for Larry Campbell former Teamsters Local 299 business agent asked that his 1964 jury tampering conviction be set aside. Campbell is serving a three year sentence at Sandstone Federal Prison after being convicted in Chattanooga Tennessee. The motion argues that the government paid for allegedly perjured testimony by Edward Partin of New Orleans.
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ST. Paul
Larry Campbell
Teamsters Union Local 299
Detroit
Mich
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Philip Neville
Campbell
Sandstone Federal Prison
Chattanooga
Tenn
Philip A. Gillis
Edward Partin
New Orleans
Attitude Survey Sought For Area 701 Project
Community attitude survey for the 701 project appears on page three. Return the questionnaire via any area school or to the Austin Mower County Planning Dept at the courthouse by October 2. Check editorial on page four for details.
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Herald
Austin - Mower
New York Teachers Strike Enters Third Week Without Break
In New York City the public school strike enters its third week as negotiators stay deadlocked on contract issues. Mayor John V. Lindsay called both sides to City Hall for eight hours of talks, but no agreement emerged as attendance at about 900 schools plunged to roughly 130000 of 1.1 million students.
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New York
Lrgest
City Hall
John V. Lindsay
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Republicans Attack Clark's $2.8 Billion Job Plan
Senate Republicans urged trimming or defeating Sen. Joseph Clark's 2.8 billion amendment to an antipoverty bill. They argued the emergency job program could repeat 1930s make work, while Clark urged support and said the plan would fund about 500000 government jobs over two years, with 200000 this year and 300000 next year in health recreation and conservation.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Joseph
Clark
Everett M. Dirksen
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dirksen
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Brown urges immediate peace talks on Vietnam at UN
British Foreign Secretary George Brown calls for immediate peace talks on Vietnam and urges a settlement based on the Geneva accords. He says Hanoi has declined opportunities to negotiate and notes no progress toward a settlement amid ongoing war.
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Brown
Vietnam
Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
George Brown
Hanoi
General Assembly
Indochina
United States
North Vietnam
Cochairmen
Soviet Union
Britain
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Snow flurries possible in northeast Minnesota tonight
Frost warnings extend across Minnesota with potential snow flurries in the northeast as corn crops lag frost-free days. Minnesota’s forecast expects lows 26 to 32 in the northwest and 30 to 38 in the southeast while showers drift east tonight. Temperatures Monday reached the 80s in several cities, including Redwood Falls 89 and Mankato 85.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Twin Cities Weather Bureau
State
Weather Bureau
Redwood Falls
Mankato
St. Cloud
Alexandria
Bemidji
Brainerd
Rochester
Melrose Park Man Tops Line for World Series Tickets
Ralph J. Belcore of Melrose Park Illinois claims to be first in line for World Series tickets at Metropolitan Stadium in Minneapolis home of the Minnesota Twins. He began his vigil last Saturday morning and will continue until the pennant race decides tickets. Belcore says he has attended 22 World Series and 6 of 107 series games.
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Ralph J. Belcore
Melrose Park
Ill
Metropolitan Stadium
Twin Cities
Minnesota Twins
Belcore
Balcore
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Asian Development Bank
Shanker
The
United States Judicial Conference
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Glenwood, Minn
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Roger Myhre
Bible of
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George III
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