Queen Elizabeths Brother-in-Law Barred From Palace Photos
The Earl of Snowdon, husband of Princess Margaret and a Sunday Times photographer, was denied permission to take pictures from a high London building near Buckingham Palace. The ruling, echoed by Daily Mirror and Daily Express reports, cites official policy prohibiting unofficial press from photographing areas that could reveal the palace. Buckingham Palace has not issued formal instructions, though privacy concerns persist.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Daily Mirror
The
Daily Express
Earl of Snowdon
Margaret
Palace
Snowdon
Sunday Times
Westminster City Hall
Gardner Sworn In as HEW Secretary in Johnson Era
Washington AP reports Secretary of Health Education and Welfare John W. Gardner vows to meet President Johnson’s expectations. Johnson at Gardner’s swearing in Wednesday expresses hope for a great march toward national excellence.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
John E. Gardener
Humphrey Says Negroes Face Job Crisis
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned that Negroes are on the verge of a major economic crisis as unemployment among nonwhites rises while overall joblessness falls. He cited low education levels, high unskilled rates, and regional unemployment reaching 40 percent in some neighborhoods. He urged integrated action to secure good jobs and improve housing and opportunities.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
White House
Blue Earth Man Injured in Boiler Explosion
A boiler blast at 7 50 a m in Blue Earth injures Mervin Peterson 46 superintendent of an alfalfa dehydrating plant. He was struck on the head by steel and taken to Rochester hospital. No other injuries reported.
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Blue Earth
Minn
Mervin Peterson
Peterson
Rochester
Wisconsin Governor Signs Broad Fair Employment Act
Gov. Knowles signed 19 laws including a broadened Fair Employment Act banning disability discrimination. Other measures authorize flashing amber lights for oversize trucks, allow border communities to repair boundary bridges and highways, empower hiring deputies for the Department of Public Instruction, let the Regents dispose of property without legislative approval, and set county salaries for supervisors with mileage payments. A draft mentions back seat limits for a dual control driver training school, reflecting broad statutes enacted Wednesday.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State College Board of Regents
Livestock judging continues amid rain at Wisconsin State Fair
Rain dampened attendance at the Wisconsin State Fair but officials expected to match last year's gate. Attendance on the date was 62,362, with a 34,000 shortfall for 1965 overall. Livestock judging proceeded with winners across Hereford, Angus, and sheep divisions, including Theodore Griswold of Livingston and multiple farms earning top breeder and exhibitor honors. The Racine County 4-H dairy cattle team was picked to represent the state at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo next October.
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Milwaukee
Willard Masterson
Andy Williams
Masterson
Theodore Griswold
Livingston
Wisconsin
Huber Ranch
Schneider
Ind
View Point Farm
Mineral Point
Wis
Mahogany Farms
Williamston
Mich
Hickories
Pardeeville
Miller Farms
Lodi
Paul Zube
Viroqua
Larry Disch
Evansville
Poland
China
Day Whitmore
Burlington
Terry Kegley
East Troy
Richard Krahkow
Arcadia
Hampshire Lamb
Racine County
Waterloo
Iowa
Stephen Nelson
Douglas Nelson
Tom Lauber
Arthur Green
Eau Claire
Chcago
Car Strikes Herd in Wisconsin Killing One Holstein
ETTRICK Wis A valuable Holstein cow was killed at 6 a m Wednesday on Highway 53 at Beach on High way 53 when struck by a car driven by Gary Bakken. Bakken crossed the highway with his herd of 30 cattle and was with the herd when the accident occurred. Three cows were injured one severely. Bakken 20, son of Joseph Bakken Abrahams Coulee, was en route to Whitehall for his armed forces physical. He suffered facial cuts and a damaged car front but continued to Whitehall.
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Ettrick
Wis
Floyd Back
Beach
Gary Bakken
Back
Bakken
Joseph Bakken
Abrahams Coulee
Whitehall
Doctor Delivers First Baby In Year
Tangier Virginia AP Dr Oscar Watson the island’s first physician in a year delivered his first baby since arriving on the Chesapeake Bay island a month ago. The newborn Richard Watson Pruitt is the first island birth since 1957 and the doctor’s first delivery here since 1956 in Denver Colorado.
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Oscar Watson
Chesapeake Bay Island
Richard Watson Pruitt
Watson
Denver
Colo
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