Redistricting Session Near as House Senate Reach Accord
ST PAUL conservatives push for a by liberals division as House and Senate discuss redistricting. Erickson says three minority House members and three liberals will join the Senate unit with a subcommittee to be named by mid October and likely meet in November. Zwach favors December meeting as a special session is anticipated.
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Erickson
Chilgren
House
Senate
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Pilots threaten DC8 suspension over hydraulic safety
Six hundred Eastern Air Lines pilots warned they will stop flying DC8 jets within three days unless the FAA confirms the hydraulic system is safe. The protest followed a new FAA rule requiring pilots to answer 10 true-or-false questions about the DC8 hydraulic system in a telegram to FAA director Najeeb Halaby.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
Najeeb Halaby
FAA
Council 18
Air Line Pilots Association
DCI
Wholesaler Needs Council Approval For Grand Rapids Milk Sales
The Hibbing City Council told Fairmont Foods to wait until Oct. 16 for a decision on selling milk in Hibbing after state Rep. Jack Fenn appealed, opposing Fairmont’s entry into the Iron Range area while a Grand Rapids push proceeds.
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Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Minn
Minnesota
Hibbing
Fairmont Foods
Jack Fenn
Fairmont
Iron Range
Syria promises democracy after swift coup
Beirut Lebanon AP reports Syria’s new civilian government dissolved the military group that aided the coup and pledged true democracy and constitutional rule within four months. Premier Mamoun Kuzbari led the move, signaling a potential move toward independence from Egypt’s UAR while U.S. officials watched closely.
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Lebanon
Syria
Damascus
Mamoun Kuzbari
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Nasser
Middle East
Turkey
Jordan
Kazbar
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Kuzbari
Revolutionary Command
Nixon Denies Secret Job Offer in Knight Dispute
California Republicans feud as Richard Nixon denies any secret deal to push Goodwin Knight from the 1962 gubernatorial race. Knight vows to reveal his emissary and proof at a press conference, amid accusations of Nixon trying to seize party control.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Nixon
U.S
William F. Knowland
Knowland
United Jet Planes Make Safe Landings With No Injuries
Two United Air Lines DC8 jets with 148 passengers made emergency stops Friday night. One landed at Chicago O’Hare with 68 aboard and an engine out on a nonstop New York to Denver flight. the other touched down safely at Edwards Air Force Base California.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
O’hare International
New York
Denver
Levi Henter Given Life
Levi Henter of Pine City Minnesota was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Frank Nelson of Minneapolis. A district court jury delivered the guilty verdict after about five hours of deliberation and Judge Carl W. Gustafson imposed a mandatory life sentence. Henter, once presumed dead in a farm house fire, asked for a second chance.
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Pine City
Minn
Levi Henter
Frank Nelson
Minneapolis
Carl W. Gustafson
Typhoon Tilda grows in fury near Formosa
Typhoon Tilda roars toward Formosa with winds rising from 90 mph to 135 mph as it strengthens over the Pacific. The AP reports the storm's intensification and developing danger to coastal areas.
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Taipei
Formosa
Pacific
United Fund Campaign Opens Residential Drive Oct 19
The Austin United Fund Drive residential division will begin Thursday October 19 with solicitation duties assigned to Blanchard and Mrs Jack Lake.Appointments list public relations Al Hankenson report division Miss Banfield Clarence Smith Will Brost Merril Rolfson public employee division Don Sandeen cial division Chuck Hall Lee Kittleson Burnett Larson James Elliot Jack McGrew Race Crane and Stanley Studnicki.
West Is Firm on Troops Won't Talk With East Reich
Western powers tell the Soviet Union they will not negotiate over Allied troop rights in West Berlin. Rusk and Gromyko meet in New York talks ending today with plans for Washington discussions next week. They aim to set a basis for Berlin negotiations and consider a foreign ministers conference this fall.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Home
Khrushchev
Cracker Blast Not an Assassination Attempt on Nehru
A senior police official said a street explosion near Nehru's motorcade was not an assassination attempt. Nehru, unaware until home, said it was a cracker blast. Police noted possible demonstration. five others were injured in Old Delhi during Gandhi birthday events.
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India
Nehru
London
Washington
Old Delhi
Delhi
Bose Mullick
Chandni Chauk
State Vehicle Registrar Faces Charge
Donald L. Grosskurth deputy registrar of motor vehicles in Two Harbors waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court on embezzlement charges. He resigned earlier Friday and is held in Lake County jail on $5,000 bail. authorities say about $1,000 may have been embezzled with some restitution possible.
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Minn
Donald L. Grosskurth
Thomas Dawn
Grosskurth
Lake County
Karl A. Neurenberg
Karl A. Neurenberg, Chief Investigator For the State Public Examiner
Emmett Jones
Grossburth
Secretary of State’s
Andersen Opposed to Beet Restriction in Minnesota
Governor Elmer L. Andersen says he opposes restricted sugar beet acreage and supports a five year extension of the Sugar Control Act. In a letter to the Agriculture Department he argues the extension would stabilize Minnesota’s sugar industry. He voiced this stance at the 9th District Republican convention.
East German police flee to West through Berlin Wall
Four East German police officers escaped to the West by crossing the Berlin Wall during the night, fleeing communist controls and seeking asylum in West Berlin.
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Berlin
Mayors Arrive in Berlin to Support West Berlin
Twenty one American mayors and two wives arrived in Berlin on a Pan American flight led by Haydon Burns of Jacksonville to boost West Berlin morale. They carried telegrams from 572 U S mayors pledging support, to be presented to West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt at City Hall.
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Michael Goldsmith
Berlin
Pan American World Airways
Frankfurt
Haydon Burns
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Conference of Mayors
Burns
Indictments Hit Five Officials in County Gambling Probe
A grand jury indicted two police chiefs Eugene Pulch of Riviera Beach and R C Croft of Delray Beach, banker Paul Mercer of Boynton Beach, and two former county jail employees after a four month probe into corruption and gambling. Pulch faces perjury and conspiracy to commit gambling, Croft perjury, Mercer perjury and gambling law conspiracy related to a numbers lottery set up at Boynton Beach.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Eugene Pulch
Riviera Beach
R. C. Croft
Delray Beach
Paul Mercer
Boynton Beach State Bank
Boynton Beach
Soviet pledge to veto Mauritania unites Africa and UN bid
Diplomatic sources say the Soviet Union privately promised Morocco to veto Mauritania's United Nations membership when the oncoming Security Council vote occurs. The potential move could lift Nationalist China’s diplomatic chances amid persistent reports of bloc maneuvers in Africa.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Soviet Union
Morocco
Mauritania
U.N
Se. Council
Union Halts Shipping on West Coast
The Masters, Mates and Pilots Union halted Pacific Maritime Association shipping from West Coast ports in San Francisco. Spokesmen said the strike will continue until shipowners agree to terms after a war government urged meeting ended without ships picketed.
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San Francisco
Masters, Mates and Pilots
Pacific Maritime Association
Pe Vee Ee
PMA
Death on County Road Claims Elderly Fillmore Man
Melvin E. Kelley, 72, of Fountain Minnesota, died from a broken neck when his car rear ended another on a county road two miles west of Fountain Friday evening. Edward Graskamp, 74, also of Fountain, suffered chest and neck injuries but was not hospitalized. Both vehicles were westbound. Graskamp said he was traveling slowly. Dents were reported by the sheriff's department. Donald Franklin of Prosper received only cuts.
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Fillmore
Melvin E. Kelley
Fountain
Minn
Edward Graskamp
Sheriff’s Department
Donald Franklin
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