Minnesota Redistricting Chairman Dies At 55
Franklin Rogers executive vice president and editor of the Mankato Free Press died at 55 in his home after a heart attack. A veteran Minnesota newspaperman, he chaired the Governor's bipartisan reapportionment commission and joined the Free Press in 1929 as a sports writer rising to editor.
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Limiting Bartender Jobs To Men Okayed
Madison APThe attorney general ruled that sex discrimination laws do not nullify local ordinances that restrict bartending to men. He said restrictions can be valid where the work requires male workers or endangers women's safety. The piece ends with an unrelated line about animals eating more with company.
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Youth Traces His Ancestors To Noah
Stanley Becker 15, a DeWitt High School honor student, says he traced his forebears to Noah. He cites Malcolm III of Scotland and the Anfreyville family of France among his ancestors, based on federal census records and histories from Finger Lakes libraries.
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Water buffalo as draft animals in Vietnamese rice fields
Water buffalo are widely used by the Vietnamese as draft animals, particularly in rice paddies. The reliance highlights traditional farming methods and rural labor practices in agricultural communities.
Viet Nam Turmoil in the South Turmoil in the North Appears Calm
AP Special Correspondent notes South Viet Nam faces constant upheaval while the Communist north seems freer from political trouble. The piece questions why the north appears to control its people better and maintain stability compared with the turmoil plaguing the south.
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North Vietnam's regime strengthens through wartime austerity and mobilization
The northern regime faces war weariness yet shows deep organizational roots from Ho Chi Minh era. Bombings may bolster morale for the communists while a vast mobilization unfolds with air defenses, shelters, and female-led labor. The system rests on a pyramid Politburo structure and strong political indoctrination.
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Graham accuses Britain and U S of sex obsession
American evangelist Billy Graham denounces Britain and the United States as consumed by sex see thy leading media moral decay. He warns of rising illegitimate births venereal disease and creeping decadence as his Britain visit marks his second crusade. Dr Walter E Carlson is re elected president of the Red River Valley Synod.
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