Saturation traffic check nets 196 tickets state wide
State Patrol reports 196 tickets and 249 warning tags issued after weekend saturation checks. Of arrested drivers 104 were cited for speeding. other violations included driving with no license 22 faulty equipment seven drunk driving six open bottles six minors with alcohol seven and 44 miscellaneous infractions. Total drivers stopped 1599 across 12 areas Friday and Saturday nights. Areas included Rice and Steele counties Glencoe Hutchinson Clara City Montevideo and others near Twin Cities St Cloud Brainerd International Falls Ada Mahnomen.
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Glencoe-Hutchinson
Clara City
Montevideo
Wyoming
St. Cloud
St. Louis County
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Alexandria
International Falls
Ada-Mahnomen
Demo Governors Push to Control 1968 Campaign Strategy
Democratic governors, speaking in Washington, urge President Johnson to involve them in key campaign decisions for 1968. The near unanimous view among about twenty officials supports a more active role in directing strategy and messaging.
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Washington
Johnson
Woman Hit By Truck Dies Of Injuries
Mrs. Hugh Harnden of Viola, 64, died Sunday in a Sparta hospital from injuries after being struck by Norman Rondorf 31 of Bangor on U.S. Highway 16 near Sparta. She was crossing to fetch mail when hit about 9 40 a m. She had earlier minor injuries and was treated at St Marys Hospital. Known as the waving lady she waved to passers by from her home overlooking the highway. This marked Monroe County 15th traffic fatality of 1966. Services planned Tuesday at Henthorn Funeral Home Viola with burial in Viola Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Lesley Beloit Douglas Seattle and Keith Chicago and one sister. Address not available.
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Sparta
Wis
Hugh Harnden
Harnden
Norman Rondorf
Bangor
Rondorf
Lesley
Beloit
Douglas
Seattle
Wash
Keith
Chicago
Johnson weighs space and farming budgets at Texas ranch
President Johnson tackles the 1960s budget mix at his Texas ranch with top aides. He details proposed 1967 budgets of near 7 billion for agriculture and 5.1 billion for NASA while weighing a 70 billion defense plan and a total 135 billion package. A State of the Union and tax questions loom as future Great Society programs, draft, and defense projects occupy attention.
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Tex
Johnson
Texas
Johnson City
Here
Charles L. Schultze
Orville L. Freeman
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Flames Tear Through Indianapolis Crash Killing Four
A fuel truck jackknifed and exploded amid a six-vehicle crash in northern Indianapolis. Four people died and a tanker driver survived with severe burns as thousands of gallons of flame fuel flooded a storm sewer. Eight schools evacuated and evacuation centers opened at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Civil Defense
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Wisconsin toll rises as December deaths mount
Wisconsin’s 1966 highway fatalities reached 1,072 with weekend crashes adding to the toll. The report lists victims across towns including Shawano, Sparta, Amherst, Oconto Falls, Cedarburg, Racine, and Milwaukee, noting car train collisions and single vehicle accidents.
U S Air Strikes Hanoi Fuel Depot as Troop Reinforcements Arrive
U S warplanes hit the Ha Gia fuel storage area 14.5 miles north of Hanoi amid clearing weather. In Saigon, a guerrilla-trained brigade from the 9th Infantry Division arrived, greeted by Gen. Westmoreland. Ground fighting eased to small skirmishes as air raids continued south and at the DMZ.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Red River Valley
Ha Gia
North Vietnam
Panhandle
United States
9Th Infantry
William C. Westmoreland
Gulf of Tonkin
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Maddox
Eight Teen Girls Die in Two South Dakota Crashes
Eight teenage girls die in two crashes within 48 hours in south central South Dakota. A Chamberlain area wreck killed four girls heading to a dance after their car hit a cattle truck. Funeral services are set for other victims from a Plankinton crash.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Chamberlain, S.D
Chamberlain
Hunger strike eighth day for antiwar demonstrator
An 18 year old girl arrested at an anti Vietnam war protest remains in the fifth day of a hunger strike in a New York jail. Suzanne Williams has not eaten since Thursday among 60 protesters charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. She is reported to be in good condition with water available in her cell at the Women's House of Detention and was brought to arraignment in a wheelchair.
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New York
Suzanne Williams
Armed Forces Induction Center
Lower Manhattan
Miss Williams
Four Youths Stab Sailors in Boston Subway Clash
Four teen attackers stabbed three sailors during an argument at a Boston transit station. Victims Maurice Ghirardelli 20 Clinton Ohio and Robert Tomlinson 19 Florence S C remain in dangerous condition with multiple wounds. Thomas Nelson 21 radioman Massey was moved to Chelsea Naval Hospital. assailants fled as officers pursued them.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Maurice Ghirardelli
Clinton
Ohio
Robert Tomlinson
Florence
School Closed After Vandalism At Wisconsin Elementary
Germantown Wisconsin classes were cancelled at an elementary school after vandalism. Police Chief Frank Riemer said damage likely exceeds 4000 dollars from window entry broken glass smeared paint overturned desks and scattered books across three rooms.
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Germantown
Wis
Frank Riemer
Riemer
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