Weekend Death Toll in Minnesota Reaches Sixteen
The Associated Press reports a grim weekend on Minnesota and South Dakota highways with 16 dead in Minnesota alone. The latest casualty, Jeanette Johnson, 44, of Stillwater, died from a head on crash near Mendota Heights. This spans seven fatalities from one Mendota Heights collision and includes multiple families and various hospitalized victims across several towns.
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Hanson Has Personal Interest In Hearings
State Senator Norman Hanson of Cromwell attends hearings on the runaway truck problem in Duluth. An empty grain truck veered off Highway 73, damaged Hanson's home including trees, and injured no one. Gary Wayne, 22, Floodwood, drove the truck back from the Twin Cities. he was not injured. Hanson urged stronger state supervision of truck traffic after the crash Saturday night.
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Weather record for lacrosse region and states
Forecast shows fair weather tonight with warmer midweek temperatures. Scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers possible on Wednesday. Wisconsin and Minnesota regions expect similar trends with warm highs and thundershowers. Iowa notes warmer conditions with showers in the northwest tonight and Wednesday. Degree days totals listed.
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Spot Wreckage of Japanese Airliner Located on Mountain
Wreckage of a Japanese airliner missing since Saturday with 19 aboard was found on a mountain top on Hachijo Island ten miles south of Tokyo. National Police said all on board were killed.
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Byrnes Opposes Kennedy Tax Cut Bill in House Speech
Rep. W. Byrnes of Wisconsin, top Republican tax spokesman, said he will vote against President Kennedy's 10.8 billion tax cut plan. He urged fellow Republicans to join him, arguing that without spending controls the bill fails to meet the president's goals of simplification equity and jobs.
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Allied Garrison In Test In West Berlin
West Berlin's 11,000 strong Allied garrison moved to defense positions in the Western half on a practice alert. A U S Army spokesman said the test evaluated unit mobility and reaction to varying situations.
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