Two Minn. Lives Lost As Heavy Winds Upset Boats
Strong winds caused multiple boating accidents in Minnesota over the weekend. Victims include Tim Gallagher 15 from Detroit Lakes Arnold Schlag 28 of Prior Lake and Charles Mann 26 from Minneapolis. Another body found in the Mississippi River at Red Wing is John Francis McNary 16, an escapee from the Red Wing Juvenile Training Center.
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Minn
Associated Press
Minnesota
Tim Gallagher
Detroit Lakes
Arnold Schlag
Prior Lake
Schlag
Robert Stelter
Stelter
Lake Superior
Lester
Duluth
Mann
Mississippi River
Red Wing
John Francis McNary
Red Wing State Juvenile Training Center
Southerners Endure Rain After Gulf Storm Moves Out
The Gulf storm dumped heavy rain across north Florida, southwest Georgia and southern Alabama causing flooding and crop damage. About 100 Augusta families evacuated as five inches fell in 12 hours. Two men died evacuating a flooded home near Maxville Florida while 21 Georgia and 16 Alabama traffic deaths occurred over the weekend.
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Atlanta, Ga
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Miami
South
Augusta
Maxville
Fla
Jacksonville
Prague riots noted as 3000 students surge in May Day protest
In Prague, 31 people were charged with disturbing the peace after rioting near Kinsky Park as 3000 students gathered for a May Day poetry reading. The CTK news agency denied university students led the unrest, while reports from Vienna cited anti government chants and violent clashes with police.
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Nikolai
Academy of Theology
Prague
CTK
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Kinsky Park
Red China Seeks Debt Relief From Soviet Union
London reports Chen Yi deputy premier and foreign minister told British correspondents that China will be free of all Soviet debt by the end of next year. He said other foreign debts would be repaid by 1967 and internal government debts by 1968.
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London
China
Soviet Union
Chen Yi
Moscoso Named to Puerto Rico Political Status Study Panel
Teodoro Moscoso, former U S administrator of the Alliance for Progress, is appointed to a 13 member federal commission to study Puerto Rico s future political status with San Juan as the base for its work.
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San Juan
P.R
Teodoro Moscoso
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Puerto Rico
Vandalism Reported on House and Car Incidents
La Crosse County Sheriff’s Department received complaints of vandalism over the weekend. George Richmond reported four neighborhood children threw rocks, breaking eight house windows on Hinkley Road. Leo Garner said his car was hit by BBs, injuring a front window and rear window since April 26 on Birch Street.
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la Crosse County
Sheriff Department
George Richmond
Hinkley Road
Richmond
Leo Garner
Birch St
Michael Swenson
Merritt S. Swensons
International Falls
Reino Mhanninen
Ely
Minn
Two Harbors
Evert Carlson
Edina
Truman Receiving Birthday Greetings
Harry S. Truman marked his 80th birthday week with a flurry of messages and honors. He read 333 telegrams and letters from leaders and officials, while 250 old friends plan a Kansas City luncheon, and he will attend his annual birthday luncheon in Washington with members of the committee he led in the Senate.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Senate
Police and ambulance records from La Crosse area incidents
May 2 11 p.m. Mrs Henry Dingeldein 72 of 900 Copeland Ave to St Francis Hospital illness given oxygen by firemen May 1 7 48 a m to Allis Chalmers Foundry false sprinkler alarm May 2 12 40 p m false box alarm at 22nd and Cass May 3 7 36 a m to Tippery Cafe 818 S 3rd St short in wiring May 3 12 59 p m to Wilford Leach residence 524 S 4th St gasoline spilled while filling power power in basement ignited by water heater no damage May 3 1 48 p m to Clinton Street Dump standby to protect bulldozer operator moving land over burning area May 3 6 33 p m to Lynden Bjerde residence 341 S 20th St ammonia gas in basement caused by broken refrigerator line La Crosse Ronnie Asfoor 18 of 1212 Cass St fishing below the Onalaska Spillway while area was closed $15.
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Allis- Chalmers
Sill
Prospect
22Nd
Cass Streets
Tippery Cafe
S. 3Rd St
Wilford Leach
S. 4Th St
Clinton Street
Lynden
Bjerde
S. 20Th St
la Crosse
Ronnie Asfoor
Cass St
Onalaska
Hard Bargaining to Begin Sept 10 in GATT Talks
President Johnson backs Kennedy round Tariff talks and urges speedy progress. Christian Herter opens the session as U S negotiators plan across the board tariff cuts of 30 to 40 percent with 50 percent authority debated. The talks aim to cut quotas and barriers across 75 nations over at least two years.
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Geneva
Johnson
United States
Christian A. Herter
GATT
Kennedy
Herter
U.S
Radio Highlights Baseball Showdowns On Weekday Schedule
Monday 7 p m WLCX Vox Pop lead into Braves Mets game 7 45 p m WKTY Twins White Sox 7 55 p m Tuesday 1 15 p m Braves Mets clash highlighted by WKTY broadcast.
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WLCX
WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Braves
Mets
Eight Die in Minnesota Weekend Road Crashes
Traffic accidents in Minnesota this weekend killed eight people including three bowlers from St. Paul returning from a post tournament party. Names Rus tad Behrendt Haider and other victims include Joyce Moore and Reino Hanninen. several injured.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Thomas Rustad
Ronald Behrendt
Leonard Haider
Rustad
Supreme Court lets Gary school ruling stand in race case
The Circuit Court ruled the school board followed a policy requiring students to attend the designated school for their district, regardless of race. The Supreme Court rejected the Negroes' appeal in a brief order, leaving the Circuit Court decision in Chicago intact.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Gary
Chicago
US. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Board of Public Instruction
Duval County
Fla
Jacksonville
Winona and South St. Paul Livestock Markets Report Prices
Winona Minnesota and South St. Paul Minnesota livestock quotes show hogs and cattle prices with steady to weak trends. Hogs top butcher 13.60 to 14.00, cattle mostly down 25 cents, veal steady to firm, and regional notes from Chicago poultry produce and potatoes alongside meat prices.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Minn
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Stock Quotations May 4 164
A dense listing of stock prices and quotations from multiple firms and industries dated May 4. Includes American Can Rexall Drug Reynolds Metals Ford General Motors U.S. Steel Westinghouse and many others with bid and range figures, commodity notes for May wheat and soybeans, and various funds and railroad listings. The page reads as a market snapshot with numerous percent changes and price ranges.
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Bell & Farrell
RCA
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Republic Steel
American Can
Rexall Drug
Central Tel
Clark Oil
American Motors
Royal Dutch
Spartans Ind
Amer. Tel. & Tel
G. D. Searle
Gateway Tran
Sears Roebuck
Godfrey Co
Avco
Sinclair Oil
Hamilton Mfg
Brunswick
Socony
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Sperry Rand
Koehring Co
Standard Oil
Ind
la X Rubber
Columb: Gas
la Crosse
Bid
Consolidated Foods
Studebaker
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Nekoosa
Financial Fed
Trane Co Ti‘ North
Plastics
Ford
Union Oil
Pyroil Co
Fruehaus Trailer
U.S. Rubber
Rap Industries
Gamble Skogmo
US. Steel
Rockwell Mfg
Greyhound
First National Wis
Pow. & L
Gulf Oil
City Bank
Tausche Bonds
Illinois Central Ind
Law Cooler
Intl
Harvester
Epko Shoe
Boston Fund
Wallace Press
Oerl Jones & Laughlin
Eaton
Lockheed A
Bal
Fund
Baton & Howard
Minn
Mining
Utilities
Fidelity Fund
Montgomery Ward
Aeaea
Pic Este Monsanto Chem
Mass
No. Banc
NS Commodities
Northern Pacific
Natl. Invest
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Wisconsin Fund
Oklahoma Teacher of the Year Laureate Heads to White House
Lawa na Trout an English teacher and student counselor at Charles Page High School in Sand Springs Oklahoma travels to Washington to receive the Teacher of the Year award from President Johnson. The honor, sponsored by the Council of Chief State School Officers and Look, includes a gold lapel pin and a framed certificate.
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Washington (Ap
Lawana Trout
White House
Johnson
Trout
Charles Page High School
Sand Springs
Oklo
Council of Chief State School Officers
Look Magazine
Hastings
Okla
Oklahoma
Verdine
Oklahoma State University
Johnson To Survey Poverty In Georgia
President Lyndon B. Johnson will fly to Atlanta on Thursday and visit the north Georgia mountain area to survey poverty conditions. He will stay at the executive mansion Thursday night and attend a legislative breakfast with Gov. Carl E. Sanders Friday morning before traveling to the Appalachian Mountain area.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlanta
North Georgia
M Mountain
White House
Carl E. Sanders
Johnson
Executive Mansion
Appalachian Mountain
Thant Adviser Fears World Racial War
Sir Hugh Foot, former British colonial governor, warns WOR-TV audience that a race war between whites and the world’s colored peoples is a greater danger than East West tensions. He serves on a five member U N advisory panel on South Africa.
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New York
Hugh Foot
Jamaica
Cyprus
Sir Hugh
U.N
U Thant
South Africa
Wor-Tv
Supreme Court to Review Conscientious Objector Ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to review a New York Circuit Court decision that conscientious objectors may be exempt from military service without religious belief in a supreme being. The case centers on Daniel Seeger of the American Friends Service Committee and involves questions of Congress authority under the Universal Military Training and Service Act. The Court's refusal to hear further comment leaves the Circuit Court ruling in place.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
Circuit Court
Justice Department
High Tribunal
Congress
Daniel Andrew Seeger
American Friends Service Committee
Review Of Nonracial Schools Is Denied
The Supreme Court refused to review a decision affirming that Negro pupils have the right to entire school systems operated on a nonracial basis including teachers principals and supervisory personnel. The ruling upheld equal access across all levels of school administration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Luci Johnson Seeks Admission to Marquette University
Luci Baines Johnson, 16, daughter of President Johnson, says she hopes to enroll at Marquette University in Milwaukee. She praises the school as excellent and high quality among private girls’ schools. Admissions office has scores but she is still a high school junior and has not applied.
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Milwaukee
Luci Baines Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Marquette University
Marquette
Marian McBride
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Luci
1000 Guinea Pigs Perish In House Fire
A fire destroyed an old school building used as a guinea pig breeding house owned by Verne Long in Mc Farland. About 1,000 guinea pigs valued at $2.50 each were killed in the blaze.
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Madison
Verne Long
McFarland
FBI Circulates Sketch in Fronczak Baby Kidnap Case
An artist rendition of the kidnapper circulates nationwide as the FBI and Chicago police widen inquiries at Michael Reese Hospital. Postmaster General Gronouski asks 175000 mail carriers to aid in spotting the infant, with a $20000 reward for safe recovery amid ongoing hospital staff and taxi-driver checks. Dora Fronczak remains hospitalized awaiting her child.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Michael Reese Hospital
John A. Gronouski
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Gronouski
Dora Fronczak
New Healing Substance Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New York report highlights Bio Dyne a breakthrough healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itch and eases pain without surgery. Doctors observed rapid pain relief and actual reduction sustained over months in long standing cases with no narcotics anesthetics or irritants. Preparation H suppositories and ointment use is noted as the offered form.
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New York, N. Y
Fulbright Reads Cyprus Crisis in Greece and Turkey
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman J W Fulbright sails to London Athens and Ankara to convey U S concern over Cyprus and urge restoration of order. He will report back to President Johnson with Greek and Turkish viewpoints, while avoiding any settlement proposals.
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Washington
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
Turkey
Johnson
Cyprus
White House
United States
United Nations
Fulbright
London
Athens
Ankara
Fulbright Long
Europe
Congress
Arkansas Democrat
U.N
Boys Near X Ray Device Panic Checks At Roosevelt
Parents watched 16 boys ages 10 to 14 after they played near an X ray apparatus used to inspect steel beams for the Metropolitan Opera House. Doctors said no immediate test shows radiation injury without symptoms and released the youngsters with instructions to return if symptoms appear. The device, kept in a lead box, operates only on Sundays when no workers are present.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Roosevelt Hospital
Nashville Protesters Plan More Racial Demonstrations
Civil rights groups vow to press new protests in Nashville after a week of demonstrations and a King speech at Fisk University. Morri son’s Cafeteria faces renewed picketing as the sip in style emerges with diners sipping only coffee. Police reported about 100 arrests during the actions and 70 demonstrators gathered Sunday for peaceful protests.
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Nashville, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Morrison’s
Nashville
Dr. King
Bird call recordings to be shown in Winona meeting
Dr and Mrs Barker of Rochester will present their bird call recordings at the Hiawatha Valley Bird Club meeting in Lake Park Lodge Winona at 7 30 p m CST on Wednesday. They will offer tips on finding and identifying birds by sound and song.
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Winona
Minn
Nelson W. Barker
Rochester
Hiawatha Valley Bird Club
Lake Park
Weekend crashes claim several young lives across the region
A collision on Highway 16 east of Sparta left no survivors and Dale Johnson aged 18 of Maxville died when his car left a bridge on Highway 25 near Nelson. Earlier victims include Mary Ulrich 16 Carroll Martin 25 and James Fredrickson 42. Renee Griegnon 17 died after a car with five teens left a rural highway west of Gresham.
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Sparta
Dale Johnson
Maxville
Nelson
Buffalo County
Mary L. Ulrich
New Richmond
Carroll Martin
Janesville
James Fredrickson
Racine
Renee Griegnon
Neopit
Greshman
Renee
Shawano
Threat to Dominican Junta Seen as Transport Strike
In Santo Domingo a transport strike amid violence tests the seven month old junta. Police failed to stop protests as taxi and bus drivers demonstrated. Government brands the strike illegal and cites a 1962 emergency decree enabling deportations for public order threats.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
East German youths flee to West Germany at border
Three 20 year old East Germans crossed the border into West Germany Sunday night according to West German customs officials.
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Fulda
Germany
West Germany
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