Keith Backers Claim Gain In Governor Bid
Backers of Lt. Gov. A M Keith claimed a victory of sorts as district conventions failed to endorse any governor candidate. Keith urged delegates to await the state convention decision while steering a slate for district and state committees. Mondale backed for re election and Olson for Congress were among endorsements in the 6th District. Arden Dahl and Mrs. Roger Hermenz led as district officials.
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A.M. Keith
St. Cloud
Keith
Rolvaag
Duane Peterson
Winona
DFL
Herman Jensen
Elkton
Peterson
Jensen
Alec Olson
Montevideo
Curtis Warnke
Wood Lake
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Arden Dahl
Tracy
Roger Hermenz
Owatonna Soldier Wins Silver Star
Pfc. John P. Naylor of Owatonna Minnesota earned the Silver Star for a helicopter rescue in Vietnam. He ran through heavy ground fire to reach a downed helicopter evacuated crew and passengers and stayed with the craft until ground forces secured the area.
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Minneapolis
John P. Naylor
Owatonna
Minn
Army
Viet Nam
Mankato State College
Navy tests Phoenix air to air missile near Point Mugu
The Navy successfully fired its newest air to air missile named Phoenix at the Pacific Missile Range near Point Mugu California.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Navy
Phoenix
Rescue flight saves 48th airman in North Viet Nam
An Air Force crew evacuated Capt. James M. Ingalls from rugged North Viet Nam after three failed Sunday attempts due to ground fire. Ingalls survived the night on the mountainside and was rescued at dawn by the Fifth Detachment of the 3rd Aerospace Rescue Recovery Group known as The Jolly Green Giants.
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Saigon
USS
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
James M. Ingalls
Palo Alto
Calif
Ingalls
U.S. Air Force
3Rd Aerospace Rescue Recovery Group
Viet Nam-Laos
Arthur W. Beal
Orlando
Fla
3Rd Aerospace Recovery Group
Munists
Beal
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
South
Eastland
Vacation At Home Offers Relaxed Change Of Pace
HAL BOYLE suggests a carefree at home vacation with hammock days in the backyard. readers are invited to enjoy simple pleasures like reading, watermelon and ice cream while avoiding travel hassles. offers playful tips from touring the supermarket to visiting local monuments and even building a bird house, highlighting cost savings and family banter.
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New York
Bermuda
Rose Kennedy Helps Start Center in Bronx
Mrs Rose Kennedy 75 assisted at a groundbreaking for a new 10 story center for mental retardation and human development named for her The facility will sit next to Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New Yorks Bronx The mother of a mentally retarded child spoke of millions of children who will come here with high hopes and expectations
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NEW York
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Bronx
Hunter’s rifle discharges fatally injuring teen in Marinette
In Marinette County a broken down rifle fired while on a hunting trip killing Thomas Miller Jr., 15. He was with two friends when the jammed gun was taken apart and placed on the back seat. The weapon discharged as the youths drove away. the bullet struck him and he died at a local hospital.
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Marinette
Thomas Miller Jr
Marinette County
Miller
Births Reported From Lutheran and Grandview Hospitals
April 29 births include a son Mikel Paul to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harnisch Jr. in La Crosse and a daughter Laural Kim to Mr. and Mrs. George Varnum. An adoption announces Michael Wayne Candahl born March 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Candahl. Additional births listed at Lutheran Hospital and Grandview Hospital with names and addresses.
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Dennis Dobrunz
N. 2Nd St
la Crescent
Minn
Judy Sting
Steven L. Schlegel
Mississippi St
Cynthia de Vault
Donald E. Hanson
S. 28Th St
Mary Joyce Simonson
Grandview Hospital
Mikel Paul
Robert Harnisch Jr
St. Cloud St
Grace Cooper
Michael Humfeld
Onalaska
Dorothy Symbek
Laural Kim
George Varnum
R. 2
la Crosse
An Ja Kim
Michael Wayne
Gary Candahl
Youngdale Ave
Jenny Ritter
Solon Urges Broad Pollution Plan At Monterey Meeting
Congressman John A Blatnik told the California Water Pollution Control Association that the U S needs a nationwide pollution plan as large as the federal highway system. He warned that water pollution could smother the nation if action is delayed and noted population will double in 35 years prompting vital waste disposal changes.
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Monterey
Calif
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
United States
Blatnik
California Water Pollution Control Association
Milwaukee dinner dance honors Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent
Luci Johnson and fiance Patrick Nugent plan a May 28 dinner dance at the Milwaukee Athletic Club hosted by William and Florence Feldstein of Whitefish Bay. The event follows their meetings in Milwaukee while Nugent studied at Marquette University. The couple, who will wed August 6 in Washington, will have about 125 invitations and may include the President and Mrs. Johnson.
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Milwaukee
Luci Johnson
Patrick Nugent
Nugent
Marquette University
Milwaukee Athletic Club
William J. Feldstein
Whitefish Bay
Feldstein
Johnson
Luci
Patrick
Washington
Feldsteins
Marquette
Gundersen Foundation Sponsors Visiting Professor in Madison
Dr. Nathan A. Womack chair of surgery at UNC will serve as Adolf Gundersen Visiting Professor of Surgery at University of Wisconsin Medical Center Madison May 2 to 4. He will lecture on The Origin of Gallstones and perform demonstrations and rounds with students and staff under the Gundersen Foundation sponsorship.
Bank Robber Collides With Officer in San Francisco Heist
Patrolman John Murray sprang into action when the alarm at Crocker Citizens National Bank rang out. He collided with a fleeing suspect who had a plastic gun and $918 of bank cash. Murray arrested the man on the scene.
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San Francisco
John Murray
Crocker Citizens National Bank
Murray
Civil Rights Act Faces Tight House Fight Over Housing Provisions
Washington AP Emanuel Celler predicts a tight path for the 1966 Civil Rights Act as hearings begin. The bill expands penalties for racial terrorism and prohibits housing discrimination, with key divisions over a national housing provision and desegregation aims amid Southern opposition.
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Joseph E
Demand for Workers Remains High in La Crosse District
A seven county area shows strong job demand with declining applicant supply. Employers may need to lower minimum hiring standards to use available workers, and greater use of older and handicapped applicants is urged by the Wisconsin State Employment Service.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Minnesota Socialists Nominate Candidates
The Socialist Labor Party of Minnesota nominated Kenneth S. Sachs of Minneapolis for governor and William C. Braatz of Plymouth for the U S Senate at its two day convention in Minneapolis The slate also included Theodore Peterson Minneapolis for lieutenant governor Donald Donaker Minneapolis for secretary of state and Eldred H Bauers Duluth for attorney general A resolution faulted Gov Karl Rolvaag and the Minnesota Legislature for shortening to 15 days the period minority parties have to collect nomination signatures for the ballot
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Minneapolis
Socialist Labor Party of Minnesota
Kenneth S. Sachs
William C. Braatz
Plymouth
U.S. Senate
Theodore Peterson
Donald Donaker
Eldred H. Bauers
Duluth
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Suburban Publisher Harold Murphy Dies in Milwaukee Area
Harold R. Murphy, 59, publisher of North Shore Publishing and operator of WGLB and WIGM, died Sunday at Columbia Hospital after aneurysm surgery. He led the Fox Point Bayside Herald, Glendale Herald, Shorewood Herald, Whitefish Bay Herald, and Brown Deer Herald. First photographs of the moon were made in 1840.
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Milwaukee
Harold R. Murphy
Columbia Hospital
Murphy
North Shore Publishing Co
Fox Point Bayside Herald
Glendale Herald
Shorewood Herald
Whitefish Bay Herald
Brown Deer Herald
WGLB
Port Washington
WIGM
Medford
YGOP Leaves Sex Out Of Resolutions
OSHKOSH AP The Young Republicans concluded their state convention with 18 resolutions approved none mentioning sex a contrast to the Young Democrats. The gathering focused on constitutional changes and voting procedures while defeating efforts to remove the Milwaukee County chairman and replace the party symbol. Jon Guiles won the state college director post 435 to 231. The World Series of 1887 stretched to 15 games across 10 cities.
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Oshkosh
Milwaukee County
State Executive Board
YGOP
Viet Nam
UGOP
Congress
James R. Staples
State College
Jon Guiles
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Richard Stephens
Elm Grove
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Solon
Pat
White House
Gundersen
Celler
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Jack Justice
Miami Beach
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
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Dial
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