Minnesota School Redistricting Plan Submitted
A plan by eight Minnesota superintendents proposes shifting high school regions for basketball tournament eligibility. Regions 5 4 1 2 3 6 8 would see major changes in member schools and enrollment while Regions 7 remains largely the same. Disputes focus on moving Moorhead Hawley Detroit Lakes Frazee Perham Wadena from Region 6 to Region 8.
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Perham
Wadena
Thefts Reported At Building Site
Several thefts occurred at new West Waukon school buildings in Iowa. A quarter inch electric drill a power saw and paint were taken from the elementary site with entry through a skylight. Police found a cache of small tools and paint hidden in weeds near the site.
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Waukon
Iowa
West Waukon
Five Day Forecast For Western Wisconsin And Nearby States
Western Wisconsin sees slight warmth with Friday night clouds and possible rain. Minnesota and Iowa expect cloudy days with fog and light precipitation. Sunrise Saturday 7 29 a m Sunset 4 27 p m. Five day temps run 8 10 degrees above normal with 0.25 inch rain possible Saturday and Monday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
West
la Crosse
Minneapolis Bank Raises Discount Rate
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis boosted its discount rate from 4 to 4 percent on Thursday, approved by the Federal Reserve Board. The district includes Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, and northern Wisconsin and Michigan. The bank said the move aims to prevent an unsustainable pace in high investment without increasing unemployment. Kansas City remains unchanged among the 12 districts.
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Project OKed For Commercial Fishing
Washington AP Sen William Proxmire announces that the Economic Development Administration approved a 170000 technical assistant grant to revive and diversify Lake Superior fishing. The project, costing about 200000, includes a 30000 contribution from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Interior. The bureau will administer the effort to develop better production processing and marketing of lake trout and whitefish.
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William Proxmire
D - Wis
The
Economic Development Administration
Lake Superior
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Department of Interior
Professor Died in Ann Arbor Astronomy Dean McLaughlin
Professor Dean B. McLaughlin of the University of Michigan astronomy department died Wednesday after a long illness from uremic poisoning. He was 64.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Dean B. McLaughlin
University of Michigan
Hearing on Amending Milk Order in Northeast Wisconsin
A hearing in Green Bay examined a proposal to raise Class 1 fluid milk prices under a federal order for northeast Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Proponents cited corn crop losses and low feed supplies as justification. four dairy plants opposed citing market disruption. A Dec 14 date was set for briefs. base price would rise to 4.16 in Dec Feb and 3.96 from March to June.
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Benjamin Holstein
Department of Agriculture
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Fond du Lac
Pure Milk Association of Chicago
Antigo Milk Products
Consolidated
Badger Cooperative
Central Wisconsin Cooperative Dairies
Lake To Lake
State Gets Report on Kenosha Probe
AP report states special prosecutor Donald W. Steinmetz sent memoranda on improper conduct by Kenosha residents to the Attorney General. The inquiry began April 1963 and will continue into 1966 with fifteen arrest warrants issued. Steinmetz, soon to be Milwaukee County judge, noted findings cover both citizens and officials and stop short of criminal behavior.
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Donald W. Steinmetz
John Doe
Steinmetz
Milwaukee
Stowage a Big Challenge for Gemini 7 Crew
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell face daily space housekeeping as they live two weeks in a cramped craft. They optimize storage by using footwells and rear-seat areas, adding bags for dry waste and a floor hole with a flap to an equipment area.
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Air Force
Lovell
Navy
Globe
Arson Suspect Is Sent To Hospital
Richard Cornelius a 19 year old Milwaukee man charged with setting the October 31 fire that destroyed the Im maculate Conception Church near Green Bay was ordered committed to Winnebago State Hospital for 30 days of observation by Outagamie County Judge Urban Van Susterin who requested a mental condition report.
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Richard Cornelius
Milwaukee
Immaculate Conception
Oneida
Green Bay
Winnebago State Hospital
Outagamie
Urban van Susteren
Artist Historian John Barber Dies at 67 in Philadelphia
John Barber an artist historian and former president of Harcum Junior College Bryn Mawr died Wednesday from leukemia He was 67 and served as a lecturer and leader in Philadelphia area education and cultural circles.
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Philadelphia
John Barber
Harcum Junior College
Bryn Mawr
B'nai B'rith Ties Examined In Iowa Case Details
In New Wauk On Iowa Leonard York case twelve Jews formed B a n a i B r i t h to unite Jews regardless of status. Charles Bresnahan of Waukon linked the group to a 1843 origin. Members paid $100 fines each on charges of possession of beer by minors religious opinion geographic origin or economic status.
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B'nai B’rith
Waukon
Iowa
Leonard York
Bulman
James Evans
Charles Bresnahan
Parking Utility Budget Down for 1966 in La Crosse
The La Crosse Parking Utility budget was cut to 96,200 for 1966, down about 30,000 from 1965. The Board of Public Works cites no major lot projects next year and notes 1965 improvements cost 31,000 while ramp maintenance stays at 8,500.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Utility Board
Board of Public Works
Rockford Inventor Sentenced For Stock Fraud
Paul Fricke, 68, of Rockford, was sentenced to one year in prison and fined $7,500 for defrauding investors in a Dunloe Drive Inc. stock scheme. He admitted selling stock to more than 200 investors claiming auto maker interest and stock listing, with $455,000 raised.
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Chicago
Rockford
New York
Fricke
Paul Fricke
Hubert L. Will
U.S District Court
Dunloe Drive Inc
Fashion Editor Sally Burnett Dies on Train
Sally K. Burnett 59 fashion editor for Famous Features Syndicate died on a New York Central train on Thursday. She lived in Scarsdale and collapsed in her chair in Bronxville vicinity.
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N.Y
Sally K. Burnett
Famous Features Syndicate
Burnett
Scarsdale
Doerflinger’s Housewares Offers Carpet Shampooer Rental
Rent an electric carpet shampooer for $1 a day at Doerflinger's Housewares downstairs. Safe Blue Lustre re-brightens colors and leaves nap fluffy for clean wall-to-wall carpet.
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Doerflinger’s
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