LeVander Faces 1968 With Mixed Approval In Minnesota
Governor Harold LeVander ends 1967 with a solid legislative record and park decisions but controversial meat inspection remarks. A Minnesota Poll shows 43 percent approval and 34 percent disapproval, reflecting mixed public sentiment as he heads into 1968 and a presidential role among 26 Republican governors.
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Minneapolis Tribune
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LeVander
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State Central Committee
Beautification plans discussed at Prairie du Chien conference
At a regional meeting in Prairie du Chien representatives of 18 groups outlined beautification efforts. The gathering heard about a proposed Crawford County Mississippi River bridge and a five step county program: litter removal, improved landscapes, water pollution cleanup, roadside planting, and screening unsightly areas along the Kickapoo River.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Virgil Butteris
Milwaukee Man Faces Three Counts in Monroe Court
Franklin D. Cassel, 23, of Milwaukee, held in Monroe County Jail on three charges from Wilton Dee arrest. Bound over on taking a car without consent. also charged with disorderly conduct, theft of liquor at Kenny Flock Tavern, and resisting arrest. Trial set for Feb 22. retainer filed for custody on another warrant.
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Franklin D. Cassel
Milwaukee
Monroe County
Wilton Dee
James W. Rice
Melvin Worden
Wilton
Kenny Flock
Floyd Knoll
Dewey Reinstra
Milwaukee County
Cassel
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Andrew Reneau
Sparta Super Valu to Add 30 by 100 Foot Expansion
Sparta Wisconsin plans a spring construction start for a 30 by 100 foot addition to the Sparta Super Valu Store owned by Bill Oliver of La Crosse on S Water Street. Jason Jones opened a 50-unit mobile home court south of his motel on Wisconsin Street.
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Bill Oliver
la Crosse
S. Water Street
Jason Jones
Wisconsin Street
Florida coast volcanoes erupted 30 million years ago
Clay samples indicate volcanic activity off the Florida coast dating to about 30 million years ago. Researchers analyzed mineral content and sediment layers to establish the timeline and regional impact.
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Florida
Doctor Gilbert Grosvenor Led National Geographic
Dr Gilbert Grosvenor served as chair of the National Geographic Society board and combined a half dozen careers in his life as editor geographer scientist writer and administrator.
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Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Mosaic of Arabic honorifics and small vessel terms
A compact puzzle clue set features a 36 Moslem title of high respect, olive genus, five short answers including tunes, small casks, and a phrase meaning unfastens as a shoe, plus a verb meaning enroll in.
Minnesota Short Story Contest Opens for Amateurs
Jan 10 deadline for original unpublished short-short stories of under 2000 words. Open to Minnesota residents high school age or older on farms or in towns of 24000 or less. Ten stories chosen for a limited edition publication by William M. March and a rhetoric panel.
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Minnesota
Department of Agricultural
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
A. Russell Barton
University
Department of Rhetoric
William M. Marchand
Minnesota Town
Institute of Agriculture
Moonan Dies Noted Minneapolis Attorney 69
Raymond G. Moonan a prominent Minneapolis attorney died Monday at 69 Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Basilica of St Mary Moonan was active in Democratic Farmer Labor circles serving as a delegate to seven national conventions and gave the seconding speech for Al Smith in 1932 He sought the DFL gubernatorial nomination in 1948 but was unsuccessful Survivors include his widow a son two daughters and a sister Mrs William Fitzgerald of Rochester Minn
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Minneapolis
Raymond G. Moonan
Basilica of St. Mary
Moonan
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
al Smith
DFL
Wiliam Fitzgerald
Rochester
Minn
Geologists Estimate Vast Oil Reserves Off Gulf Coast
Geologists estimate about 18 billion barrels lie beneath shallow Gulf of Mexico waters along the Continental Shelf. Production climbs to more than 400,000 barrels per day as exploration continues.
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Gulf of Mexico
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