Congressmen Resist Johnson School Lunch Cutbacks
Washington AP report notes election year Congress resists proposed cuts in education and school lunch funds. Powell and Senate critics oppose reducing impact aid and milk programs while Freeman defends steps to expand aid for needy children.
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John Beckler
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Congressional
Land Grant College
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Education and Labor Committee
House
Powell
Senate
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Freeman
Agriculture Committee
Gold Intercept Robbery At Winnipeg Airport
Two men in stolen uniforms and a forged order slip intercepted a 208000 dollar gold shipment at Winnipeg International Airport. The 12 boxes of bullion were bound from Red Lake Ontario to Ottawa and recovered crewless in a stolen, later abandoned truck.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg International Airport
Red Lake
Ontario
Royal Canadian Mint
Ottawa
Clay Terrell bout canceled by Illinois commission
The Illinois State Athletic Commission canceled the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight title bout planned for March 29 in Chicago after a split vote over licensing promoter Irving Schoenwald. Chairman Joe Triner and member Joe Robichaux joined in denial, with member Lou Radzienda dissenting.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Clay
Irving Schoenwald
International Amphitheater
Commission
Schoenwald
Joe Triner
Joe Robichaux
Lou Radzienda
West Germany backs UN role. East Germany lacks representation
The Bonn spokesman for Chancellor Erhard says West Germany is confident East Germany will be denied UN admission. The article notes that divided nations have never won admittance and recalls Soviet vetoes blocking Korea and Viet Nam. North Korea and North Viet Nam have not earned enough votes for recommendation.
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West Germany
United Nations
U.N
East Germany
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
South Korea
South Viet Nam
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Archbishop Beaten by Robbers in Pacific Heights
Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken of San Francisco was hospitalized with bruises and a possible concussion after two assailants stripped him of his keys and rosary and left him dazed on the street near his Pacific Heights home. The 62 year old prelate, returning from a walk, wore a heavy overcoat and scarf concealing his clerical collar and was admitted to St. Mary's Hospital.
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San Francisco
Joseph T. McGucken
John XXIII
Rome
Pacific Heights
St. Mary's Hospital
Senate votes against Morse amendment as $4.8 billion aid bill advances
Senate debate over the Morse amendment and the $4.8 billion aid bill continues. Senators say voting against the rider reflects confidence in the administration while questioning private promises from Humphrey on aid to nine Asian nations. Fulbright notes lawmakers want details on aid pledges to India and Pakistan.
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Fulbright
Humphrey
Arkansas
India
Pakistan
State Representative R N Nelson Dies in Minnesota
Breckenridge attorney and longtime State Representative R N Nelson, 61, died at University Hospitals in Minneapolis after a month’s hospitalization from a heart attack. Nelson served in the House since 1957 representing the 56th District in Wilkin County.
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Minneapolis
R.N. Nelson
Breckenridge
Nelson
St. Paul
Wilkin County
Toronto editor Ian Schlanders dies in Fredericton
Ian Schlanders a 56 year old senior editor of MacLean's Magazine and former newspaper man collapsed and died Tuesday in Fredericton New Brunswick AP report.
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Fredericton
N.B
Ian Schlanders
Toronto
MacLean’s Magazine
House GOP says Dem fight prolongs Vietnam war
The House Republican Policy Committee charged that deep Democratic division over Vietnam policy is prolonging the war and urged President Johnson to take command of his party. Rep. John Rhodes read the statement after Congress approved a $4.8 billion Vietnam authorization amid Senate opposition to revoking the 1964 Johnson-backed resolution.
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Washington
House Republicans
Democratic Party
Johnson
House Republican Policy Committee
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
America
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Orp
Asia
Governors Fly to Washington for Great Lakes Plan
Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles and Michigan Governor George Romney will fly to Washington tonight aboard a Minnesota National Guard plane. They will meet with Commerce Secretary John T. Connor and Eugene Foley to discuss the Upper Great Lakes Economic Development Region before returning late Thursday. Rolvaag will leave the Twin Cities at 7 p.m., stopping in Madison and Lansing to pick up the other governors.
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Rolvaag
Knowles
Romney
D.C. ST. Paul
Minnesota National Guard
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Washington
Karl Rolvaag
Warren Knowles
George Romney
Upper Great Lakes
John T. Connor
Eugene Foley
Twin Cities
Madison
Wis
Lansing
Mich
Hugh Baillie Former UP President Dies
Hugh Baillie 75 longtime president of United Press from 1935 to 1955 died Tuesday in La Jolla California from a heart condition. He was a pioneer in the news wire field and stayed active in reporting by interviewing world leaders during and after World War II.
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Hugh Baillie
Authorities Seek Hokah Man Fleeing Hospital Stay
A 22-year-old Hokah man serving a 20 year term for aggravated assault fled Rochester State Hospital after arrival for minor surgery. An all points bulletin was issued as authorities search for Everett A. Johnson, formerly in the St. Cloud Reformatory.
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Rochester, Minn
Hokah, Minn
St. Cloud Reformatory
Everett A. Johnson
Rochester State Hospital
Z M O Oil Promises Relief From Arthritis Pains
An advertising notice claims Z M O Oil gives soothing temporary relief for arthritis and rheumatism pains. It urges readers to buy at druggists with an unconditional guarantee or money back.
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Adv
Viet Nam Fighting Worsens As Toll Rises Across Regions
A U S spokesman reported weeklong Viet Nam tolls with 112 U S deaths 405 wounded and four missing plus 29 dead and 96 wounded added to last week. Viet Cong casualties totalled 1 122 killed 92 captured, while allied losses numbered 18 killed 40 wounded for Feb 20 26. Viet Cong militants attacked Pleiku Tuy Hoa and Tay Ninh with mixed results as government forces repelled ambushes and inflicted casualties.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry
Bong Son
Saigon
101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
Pleiku
Tay Ninh
La Crosse Tribune publisher and editor note
The La Crosse Tribune details its publisher T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz. It announces publication hours and location at 4th and Cass Streets, La Crosse Wisconsin, with AP affiliation and circulation details for subscriptions and delivery.
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T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Doan's Pills provide quick relief from nagging backache headache and muscular pains especially after overwork. They also soothe bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic to increase kidney output, promoting restful sleep.
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Dean
Ackache
Doan
Wisconsin Traffic Deaths Rise With Two Child Victims
Two separate crashes claim youths in Wisconsin raising the 1966 highway toll. Mack O Connell 12 of Roberts and Mary Ellen Kuester 12 of Oak Creek die from accident injuries.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Mack O’connell
Roberts
Ruth O’connell
Hammond
St. Croix County
Baldwin Hospital
Milwaukee
Mary Ellen Kuester
Oak Creek
North Western
Britain to switch to decimal currency in 1971
Chancellor James Callaghan announced in the House of Commons that Britain will adopt a decimal system in February 1971. The pound will remain the major monetary unit but will be subdivided into 100 smaller units not yet named as part of a broad review of economic policy.
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London
Britain
James Callaghan
Callaghan
House of Commons
Labor
Livestock Trade Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Poultry Markets Move
South St. Paul report shows cattle 4 000 1 200 calves active trade steers and heifers up to 50, cows strong to 50 higher, bulls weak. Hogs 6 000 slow to 25 lower, sows steady. feeder and good veal prices listed. Chicago potato and live poultry markets follow with gains and price ranges. note on Iowa state university admitting women.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Livestock Prices and Market Notes From Winona Area
Swift and Comet Winona Minnesota market hours 8 to 4 Monday through Friday no market Friday prices as of noon today hop market down 25 top butchers 190 to 220 pounds 25.75 butchers 36 to 38 26.00 to 26.25 top lows 23.78 to 24.25 cattle strong to 50 higher prime 27.00 to 28.00 choice 25.50 to 27.00 good 13.00 to 88.00 standard 20.00 to 23.00 utility cows 15.80 to 17.50 canner and cutter cows 13.50 to 16.50 veal steady to 1 higher top choice 33.00 good and choice 22.00 to 30.00 commercial 17.00 to 21.00 bowers 15.00 down Chicago produce butter prices eggs unsettled Chicago Mercantile Exchange details provided.
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First Bank Stk
Republic Steel Fabri-Tek, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Exall Drug Gateway
American Can
Godfrey American Enka
Sears Roebuck
Royal Dutch
Hamilton Mite
American Motors
Sinclair Oil
Lincoln Natl
Life Amer
Tel & Tel
Aye
Anaconda Socony
Marine Capital Inc
Sperr Rand McQuay
Noa
Standard Oil
Calif
Nekoosa
Burlington Standard Oil
Ind
Rockwell
Chrysler
N.J
NY Rover
Consolidated Foods
Wift
Swank, Inc
Texaco
Wallace Bus. DuPont
Trane Co
Warner Elec
Eastman Kodak
United Airlines
Western Power Shoe
Grand Union
Great Northern
Gulf Oil
Heilerman Brew
la Crosse Cler
Finois Central
March Wheat
la Crosselle
Bid International Marvester
Norplex Corp
Interstate
Pyroil Co., Inc
Johnson Service
Tausche
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring the Marshall CO. Boston Fund
Kresge
Chem. Fund
Lockheed
Eaton & Howard Mini
Association of Securities Ba
Montgomery Ward
E Dealers, Inc
Eaton & Howard Monsanto Chemical
Léés
Fidelity Fund
National Can
A.m
Mar- Incorp
Cvepers
Natl Invest
Olin Mathieson
Central Tele
William St
Pepsi-Cola
Clark Oi! Puritan Fund
Central
Wis
Winona
Tucson man seeks transplant to cure rare bone cancer
Robert F. Allen a Tucson insurance executive and father of three travels to Buffalo with his wife for a tumor transplant operation to treat osteogenic sarcoma. He will join a 62 year old Philadelphian in the procedure as doctors at Rosewell Park Memorial Institute perform the rare treatment.
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Tucson
Ariz
Robert F. Allen
Buffalo
N.Y
Aece of Illinois
Allen
Anita
Sigmund Nadler
Rosewell Park Memorial Institute
Anderson and Cavadini to Wed in La Crosse Mar 12
Timothy J. Anderson of Bangor and Victoria S. Cavadini of 2003 Adams Street plan a March 12 wedding in La Crosse. The couple announces their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
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Timothy J. Anderson
Bangor
Victoria S. Cavadini
Adams Sr
la Crosse
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