Minnesota game and fish director fired after policy clash
Conservation Commission chief Jarle Leirfallom replaces James Shields as acting state director of game and fish effective July 1. Shields served since 1963 and says he may seek other conservation roles. Leirfallom cites differing methods and concepts of public administration as the reason for the ouster.
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Man Wounded After Gunfight With Williston Police
Williston North Dakota. A 24 year old man Donald Baldwin was critically wounded in a gunfight with two officers Howard Landgren and Stan Lyson. Police car struck by six bullets but officers unharmed. The shootout occurred after a resident reported gunfire near his home. The suspect was taken to a local hospital. The motive remains unknown.
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Sheboygan Student Named Merit Scholar for 1967
Julie Furman of Sheboygan North High School is named one of four additional merit scholars by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The 1967 regular group of 2,400 was announced May 3. Miss Furman plans to attend Cornell University.
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Julie Furman
Sheboygan North High School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
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Cornell University
Penn Central merger approved by ICC amid cautious industry optimism
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Norfolk & Western to take over three smaller eastern railroads so Penn Central can merge, clearing the way for the $6 billion consolidation. The decision becomes effective mid July, with railroads awaiting full study of the orders before commenting. The planned merger would be the largest business consolidation in history.
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Sylvia Dee lyric writer dies at 52 in New York
Sylvia Dee born Josephine Moore De Sylva died Monday at age 52 in New York. Dee wrote lyrics for hits such as Too Young Laroo Laroo Lili Bolero Chickery Chic and My Sugar Is So Refined. She also wrote the score for the Broadway musical Barefoot Boy With Cheek.
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New York
Sylvia Dee
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Josephine Moore de Sylva
Concert pianist Dobrovolsky dies in Chicago at 72
Voldemar Dobrovolsky, 72, retired concert pianist and professor emeritus at Chicago Musical College, died Monday in a Chicago hospital. He taught in Latvia before emigrating to the United States after World War II.
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Voldemar Dobrovolsky
Chicago Musical College
Latvia
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