Solons Urged to Vote Yea in Cloakroom of Conscience
Washington AP report notes Rev. Elmo L. Ramagosa addressed the House urging lawmakers to vote yea in the cloakroom of conscience so their lives end with a clean bill before the eternal committee reports. The speech titles The Supreme Legislator and calls for moral consistency at life’s term.
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la Crosse Trine
Washington
Elmo L. Ramagosa
Congress of Life
Eternal Committee
D Aquila Backs Andersen in Minnesota 8th District
Hibbing businessman Carl M. D A quila urged a GOP draft of former Gov Elmer L Andersen for governor in a surge of Iron Range politicking He cited a private poll showing Andersen close to Rolvaag in the 8th District and said Andersen could beat either Rolvaag or Keith if drafted He noted Mondale leading MacGregor and Langen in trial heats and warned of party infighting turning into a full campaign war
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Minnesota
Iron Range
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Ely
DFL
John Blatnik
Elmer L. Andersen
Blatnik
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Boundary Waters
Karl Rolvaag
Ray Haik
Boun
Minneapolis
Carl M. D’aquila
Hibbing
D’ Aquila
Andersen
Rolvaag
D’aquila
D'Aquila
Suh
Duluth
Walter F. Mondale
Clark MacGregor
Odlin Langen
A. M. Keith
National Democratic
Keith
Dewey Abandons Extradition Fight in Girl’s Death Case
Russell Charles Dewey said he will not appeal a judge’s order to return to Illinois to face murder charges in the death of 11 year old Susan Brady. Dewey, arrested in San Diego, claimed the girl was hit by his car and burned remains later. Two Rockford detectives were to escort him back to Illinois.
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San Diego
Calif
Russell Charles Dewey
Illinois
Dewey
George A. Lazar
Rockford
Ilinois
Susan Brady
Susan
FBI
Nelson says Great Society blocked by pollution
Senator Gaylord Nelson told 5,000 at the Farmers Union Central Exchange meeting in St. Paul that America cannot build a Great Society while sewage fouls rivers and lakes. He signaled anti pollution bills for Congress while delegates backed school lunch, anti poverty, and conservation resolutions.
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ST. Paul
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Wisconsin
America
Congress
Central Exchange
Today in History March 4 1966 highlights
Events listed include the first federal Congress under the Constitution meeting in New York in 1789 and William Penn’s land grant in 1681. Vermont’s statehood in 1791 and FDR’s 1933 inauguration are noted along with battles, disasters, warnings, and policy protests across years.
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Associated Press
New York
Broad and
Wall Streets
William Penn
Maryland
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bismarck Sea
Cleveland
Ohio
Colonel Olson Named Commander of 509th Signal Battalion
Lt. Col. Kenneth W. Olson, 1948 West Point graduate and Korea War veteran, has been assigned as commander of the 509th Signal Battalion at Fort Huachuca. He has 19 years in active service, a Bronze Star, Korea Distinguished Service Medal, and served as mathematics instructor at West Point. He holds a master's in electrical engineering from Illinois and is a graduate of the Air Force Command and General Staff College. He and his wife Carol have six children.
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FT. Huachuca
Ariz
Kenneth W. Olson
West Point
509Th Signal Battalion
Mabel Olson
Olson
Armed Forces Staff College
Norfolk
Korea
University of Illinois
Air Force
Command and General Staff College
Montgomery
Ala
Carol
ICC Suggests Merger of Two Railroads
An ICC examiner recommends merging Chicago & North Western and Chicago & Great Western into a 11 875 mile system serving 11 Midwestern states and major cities. The plan includes stock swaps and worker retraining costs, with conditions for Soo Line access and union transfer provisions.
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ICC
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & North Western
Chicago & Great Western
Henry C. Darmstadter
Great Western
North Western
C&nw
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
Duluth
Darnstadter
Soo Line Railroad
Roseport
Minn
C & NW
Soo Line
Rock Island
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Job Fair Planned For Untrained Youth in Milwaukee
The State Industrial Commission announced a job fair in April in Milwaukee to aid untrained youths. Commission chairman Joseph Fagan said the event will involve about 1,300 people who have passed qualifying tests for federally aided training under the Manpower Development and Training Act.
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Madison
State Industrial Commission
Milwaukee
Joseph Fagan
Commission
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Moscow
John F. Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
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U.S
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Seedee
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