Service members and families receive furloughs and travels
The column lists Sgts and Airmen from Woodlands and nearby towns on furloughs and new postings. veterans return from Viet Nam rescue delays, basic training completions at Fort Leonard Wood, Sheppard and Chanute AFBs, and assignments to Eustis Cannon AFB Hickam AFB and other bases. Names include Leonard Hemb Vilas Cram Ronald Jacobs Dennis Larson John Aasen Marc Ranger and Joseph Scilla with family moves to Chile or Ohio.
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Dennis Larson
Orvan Larson
Osseo
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Raymond Dunlap
Rex Dunlap
West Salem
Chanute Afb
U. A
John Aasen
Sverre Aasen
Whitehall
Hickman AB
Honolulu
Hawaii
Lackland Afb
Marc Ranger
C. G. Ranger
3380Th ‘Tactical School
Keesler Afb
Miss
Keesler
Ranger
Number of Protestant Churches and Members in Japan
The Japan Christian Yearbook lists 3,566 Protestant churches in Japan with 443,709 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan Christian Yearbook
Japan
Demo Foresees Peril To Labor In GOP Win
A Minnesota DFL attorney general candidate warns that a GOP governor and Legislature could push right to work and other restrictive labor laws. Another DFL candidate calls for doubling the State Crime Bureau force to address rising crime and expand the bureau’s lab and processing equipment.
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GOP
Associated Press
Minnesota
Democratic - Farmer - Labor
DFL
State Crime Bureau
Robert Latz
Duluth
Latz
Democrats
Farmer and Labor
Wayne Olson
Olson
Crime Bureau
State Supreme Court
Frozen milk may reach tables within a year
Boston AP reports Dr. William D. Powrie of the University of Wisconsin told a cryobiology society the science now enables frozen concentrated milk to be sold in cartons one third the size of standard milk. Enzyme lactase prevents lactose crystallization that caused chalky taste and cloudiness.
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Boston
William D. Powrie
University of Wisconsin
Society For Cryobiology
Powrie
Toll Of Time Decreases Faith Belief Among Local Teens
The AP reports that confidence in religious beliefs declines as youths aged 15 to 18 in the St Paul Minneapolis area grow older. The survey highlights shifting attitudes among teenagers toward faith and spirituality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Fair schedule announced for Allamekee County in Waukon
The Allamekee County Fair runs August 11 to 14 in Waukon Iowa. Events include 4-H exhibits judging beef sheep and swine entries tractor pulling stock car time trials daily 4-H judging Merritts Rodeo and horse judging with feature stock car races on Sunday.
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Allamekee County
Waukon
Iowa
Merritt
Madison candidate says Vietnam war not an insurrection
William B. Smith of Madison, a Republican challenging Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier, presented his trip report to Gov. Knowles. He argued Ho Chi Minh would end the war if separated to the 17th parallel and urged U.S. social revolution abroad while criticizing U.S. involvement. He proposed a Viet Corp and draft exemptions for participants.
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Madison
Viet Nam
Warren P. Knowles
William B. Smith
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Ho Chi Minh
United States
U.S
Peace Corps
Smith
Saigon
Duke
St. Louis Park
William G. Trueblood
Uncle Tom
Court exchange in Lichtenburg case asks about jobs
In a Lichtenburg magistrate court a witness describes living by helping his father who is currently looking for work, prompting a brief exchange on their occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichtenburg
South Africa
Police criticize riot handling as leaders seek calm in Minneapolis
Police inspector Donald Dwyer defended the response to last Tuesday's unrest in the North Side, saying officers gathered to move in after 200 arrived and that human life comes first. Leaders from Negro and Jewish groups planned meetings to ease tensions as protests expanded to Oak Park and St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
North Side
Donald Dwyer
Dwyer
Plymouth Avenue
Quarantine Instead Of Death For Animals
Fifty five animals including four African antelope from Kenya faced quarantine in Long Island Sound after initial denial to enter the United States due to ports visited. The Agriculture Department agreed to a 60 day quarantine costing 25000 dollars to inspect for diseases before the shipment to Clifton New Jersey for a further 30 day quarantine.
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New York
Milwaukee County Zoo
Long Island Sound
Agriculture Department
Kenya
United States
Department
Milwaukee Zoo
U.S
Clifton
N.J
Today in History August 9 1966 highlights
Events listed span Nagasaki atomic bombing in 1945 Elba captured in 1796 overland route San Antonio to San Diego opened in 1857 Goering Ruhr safety claim 1939 Gandhi Nehru arrests 1942 Truman terminal pay bill 1946 Truman civil rights stance 1956 Khrushchev rocket warning 1966 Searcy Titan II disaster 53 dead 1 year ago.
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Associated Press
Nagasaki
Japan
Nelson
Mediterranean
Elba
San Antonio
Tex
San Diego
Calif
Nazi Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Ruhr
Mohandir Gandhi
Pandit Nehru
India
Harry S. Truman
Khrushchev
Russia
Searcy
Ark
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William Nissalke
Elroy Nissalke
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Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Eustis
Richard
Lonnie McConnell
Angus McConnell
Ettrick
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Vilas Cram
John Cram
Galesville
Chile
L. A
Pvt
Ronald Jacobs
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Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
Julian Daffinson
Emerald Daffinson
Cannon Afb
Clovis
N.M
Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing
Chicago
Rochester State Hospital School of Anesthesia
Rochester
Minn
Paul Barnes
Charleston
N.C
Melvin
Arnold Solberg
Joseph Scilla
Birmingham
Mich
Henry Glasrud
Spring Grove
Ft. Knox
University of Michigan
Schumacher
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Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, JR
la Crosser Cribune Cients
Bill Evans
Viroqua
Tarzan
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Cleveland
John Greer
Milwaukee
The
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Hillview Greenhouse
North
Paul Linse
Onalaska
Duroc
Samuel L. Scheiner
Jewish Community Relations Council of
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Edward Gerst
North Side Businessmen’s Association
Oak Park
Atlanta, Ga
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
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Arthur Naftalin
Karl F. Rolvaag
Ralph Duke
St. Paul
Thomas R. Byrne
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Rolvaag
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LA Crescent
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