Minnesotans report slow hunting and one fatal duck season accident
The first weekend of Minnesota's 1965 duck season saw slow hunting with one fatal accident. John Durham, 29, teacher in Moorhead, was killed by a shot from his brother in law Carney Shipman. Atty. Gen. Robert Mattson was wounded but not seriously. Other incidents included William Fest with a primer cap removed from his leg. Hunt hours run sunrise to sunset through Nov 17 with a possession limit of eight.
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Minnesota
Robert Mattson
John Durham
South Junior High School
Moorhead
Carney Shipman
Brainerd
Crow Wing
Charles Warnberg
Durham
Robert C. Bradford
Stowe Lake
Brandon
Steven
Bradford
Alexandria
Mattson
Heron Lake
William Fest
Fest
Vern Gunvelson
State Conservation Department
Bemidji
Gunvelson
Johnson plans to nominate new ambassadors and judges
President Johnson announced plans to nominate four new ambassadors two judges and several federal marshals. Fourteen bills were signed earlier within hours after surgery. Vice President Humphrey and wife visited bringing monogrammed yellow pajamas as a get well gift. Johnson spent Sunday with family including wife Lady Bird and daughters Lynda and Luci. Lynda returned to Austin to study at the University of Texas. The First Lady spoke of a hoarse voice from a recurring allergy and said doctors are treating it.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Lady Bird
Lynda
Luci
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Knowles Seeks Public Service Pay Reflection and Pride
Governor Knowles notes his salary rose from 25 000 to 30 000 yearly while recalling a 1941 start as a legislator earning 100 a month. He says he did not enter politics for money and frames the boost as public service.
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Knowles
Mortar designer Boris Shavyrin dies in Moscow
Boris Shavyrin aged 63, called the outstanding Soviet designer of mortars and rockets by Tass, died in Moscow. He held three Lenin medals and other decorations.
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Boris Shavyrin
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New York Stock Exchange Quotations October 1965
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers show inter dealer prices as of about 9 am for listed stocks including Allis-Chalmers American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Anchor Coupling Chrysler Celanese Consolidated Foods Deere DuPont Eastman Kodak Epko Ford General Electric General Motors RCA Phillips Pete Pepsi-Cola Lockheed Minn. Mining Montgomery Ward Monsanto Northern Pacific Northwest Bancorp Olin Mathieson Pepsi-Cola RCA etc. Bids reflect inter dealer prices. retail markups and commissions not included.
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Tel. & Tel
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Consolidated Foods
Deere
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Grand Union
Great Northern Ry
Helleman Brewing
Ilinois Central Ind
International Harv
Inter
Pow
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring
Kresge
Lockheed
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central
Clark Oil
First Bank
Milwaukee cattle hog and sheep prices steady market notes
Milwaukee livestock markets report steady cattle with good to choice steers 21.50 to 25.50 and calves 22 to 32. Hogs mostly steady with top 23.90, heavyweights 22.25 to 22.75. Sheep and lambs steady 21 to 23 for good to choice, ewes 6 to 7. Contents also cover Chicago poultry and produce wholesale prices and market hours.
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Kwno
Winona
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Agricultural prices and market notes from Chicago and Minnesota
Chicago markets show potatoes to rivals 103 on track 117 with Friday 307 Saturday 153 Sunday 8. Idaho russets 4.15 4.25 Washington russets 3.65 3.75 Washington bakers 3.60. Red River Valley round reds 3.35 3.50. Minnesota North Dakota cattle and calves at South St Paul with various cattle prices. hogs 5 000 head steady. Chicago grain reports no wheat or soy sales. corn 1.2814 1.214 1 No 2 yellow. Oats 0. را
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USDA
U.S
Idaho
Minnesota duck hunter missing near Atwater
Calvin Flaten a 40 year old Atwater resident and Corona School of Corona South Carolina teacher left his Atwater home on a motorbike Sunday for a duck hunting trip and has not returned. Deputies and state patrolmen search the area for the motorbike and trace. Sheriff Harvey Spaulding said Flaten has not been seen since.
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Corona
Flaten
Dorothy Flaten
Bowater Chairman Charles Hicks Dies at 64
Charles Thomas Hicks, chairman of Bowater Paper Co. of New York, died of cancer Saturday in a hospital at age 64. Hicks, a director of Bowater Paper Co. Ltd. in London and four Bowater U S subsidiaries, was a prominent figure in the major newsprint industry with ties to New York and Atlanta.
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New York
Charles Thomas Hicks
Bowater Paper Co
Hicks
Atlanta
Bowater Paper Co., Ltd
London
Bowater
United States
Legislature To Hold Hearings On Tuesday
Madison AP The 1965 Legislature enters its second week aiming to limit the session to one month with a focus on hearings to move hundreds of bills to floor action. The Assembly dedicates Thursday and Friday to hearings and the Governor's Water Resources Conference with Nelson Rockefeller as speaker. The week also featured Republican Governor Knowles facing his first major setback as the Joint Finance Committee urged killing his highway bonds plan supported by Lt. Gov. Lucey.
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Madison
Assembly
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Warren P.knowles
Joint Finance Committee
Patrick J. Lucey
Senate calendar items after 14B shelved include major measures
Senate bills on its calendar could be considered after 14B is disposed of. The major items listed for Senate action besides conference reports include the sugar bill, a House-passed pay raise for federal employees, and the supplemental money bill. Several measures passed by both houses remain in conference to be compromised and passed.
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Gittens Leidel Post Reports 283 Members
Gittens Leidel Post 595 of the American Legion in La Crescent reports 283 members. The group moves monthly meetings from the first Friday to the first Wednesday starting in November and opens clubrooms Thursdays at 8 p.m. for Legion league bowling at 7 p.m. A Halloween masquerade dance is set for October 30 and the annual fall stag party for November 6.
Two Dormitory and Cafeteria Plans for Bemidji College
Bemidji Minn AP—Bemidji State College president Dr Harry Bangsberg proposed a 3 864 000 dormitory and cafeteria in an eight story building to house 800 students. He urged future campus growth to the north and south and expansion as land permits.
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Bemidji State College
Harry Bangsberg
State Interim Legislative Building Commission
Bangsberg
False Teeth powder FAS advertised for secure denture fit
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims teeth stay firm with no gum taste or odor, and notes FAS is alkaline and non acidic. Sold at drug counters nationwide.
Supreme Court Rejects Kohler Appeal in 1954 UAW Strike
The Supreme Court denied Kohler Co. appeal challenging a National Labor Relations Board order to reinstate 57 workers fired during a six year 1954 United Auto Workers strike over unfair labor practices. The case involved debates over whether misconduct by workers could be protected and the board’s remedy in reinstatement.
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Supreme Court
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers
Kohler
Wis
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Court of Appeals
Tthe
Justice Department
Rights Protesters Stage Sit In at Georgia Courthouse
About 200 civil rights demonstrators gathered at the Taliaferro County Courthouse in Crawfordville after learning the school superintendent Lola Williams was not in her office. Sheriff M B Moore barred entry beyond six at a time as King planned to lead a march and rally tonight. Earlier about 15 Negro youths tried to board buses for white pupils, but state troopers stopped them without incident. Demonstrations have surged as white students moved to neighboring counties to avoid integration.
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M. B. Moore
Lola Williams
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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East Georgia
Rhodesia crisis talks end as Smith heads home
London reports say Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia had a surprise meeting with Harold Wilson then prepared to return to Rhodesia to discuss independence with his cabinet. A joint communique said no further talks were anticipated and Smith planned to meet Wilson again before leaving.
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Search Fails To Find Downed Pershing Missile
At White Sands New Mexico a week end search found no evidence of a Pershing missile destroyed in flight near Blanding Utah. The Army said it sought the missile for examination to determine what went wrong.
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Blanding
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Exiles in Cuban Evacuation Talks Through Swiss Embassy
Negotiations in Havana via the Swiss Embassy set ground rules for a possible exodus that may involve up to 50 000 refugees. John H Crimmins of the State Department outlined a U S plan to establish a refugee transportation system while Havana radio reported exiles killed a Cuban coastguard man and Castro's government promised to consider this act in talks.
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Healthy primary seen for 1966 Wisconsin governor race
Senator Gaylord Nelson says the 1966 governor primary would be healthy if campaigns stay on issues. Lt. Gov. Patrick Lucey and David Carley are likely contenders, with Nelson praising primaries as a check on party bosses and conventions.
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Milwaukee
Gaylord Nelson
D - Wis
Nelson
Patrick Lucey
David Carley
Bob la Follette
Minnesota School Balloons Land on Farm in Maryland
A cluster of 15 helium balloons from Sibley Senior High School drifted from Minnesota and landed in a Maryland soybean field near Cambridge. Found by Medford Thomas, the balloons were part of a fund raising project by Minnesota Diversified Vocational Club. Thomas will return the balloons and cards to West St. Paul students, setting a new travel record for the school.
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Two Inmates Escape Green Bay Reformatory
Two inmates at Green Bay State Reformatory escaped over a dormitory window before dawn. Felix Rangel, 29, Dallas Texas, and Leland Stebbins, 35, Pardeville, were at large with authorities pursuing them. Rangel had a 15 year sentence for attempted murder. Stebbins served four years for burglary and theft and had escaped a camp before.
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Dallas
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Leland Stebbins
Pardeeville
Rangel
Racine County
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Multiple Fatal Crashes Reported Across Minnesota and Nearby States
The weekend toll includes deaths of Jerry Christianson 20 and an unidentified State Highway Department colleague in a Minn Mora area crash on Minn 23. Frank N. Schuster 72 of Hancock and Lola Mae Schuetze 52 of Morris died in a crash near Wheaton. Others include Emily Duscha 63 of Sauk Rapids William Hartung 14 of Cottage Grove and Robert Hackner 71 of La Crosse in separate crashes. Additional injuries and an out of state fatality near Echo Junction Utah are noted.
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Frank N. Schuster
Hancock
Lola Mae Schuetze
Morris
Wheaton
Emily Duscha
Sauk Rapids
William Hartung
Cottage Grove
Washington County
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la Crosse
Wis
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la Crescent
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Recorder's Court
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Thief River Falls
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Denver
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Indianapolis Times suspended publication over economic factors
The Indianapolis Times halted publication today, citing economic factors. Editor Irving Liebowitz said no plans to resume, but the building and plant would be kept intact for a potential future purchase.
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Demos In Broadside At Knowles Record
Wisconsin Democrats attacked Gov Warren P Knowles during a Sixth District conference in Fond du Lac They called him spineless gutless and worthless while accusing him of hiding the treasury surplus left by former Gov John Reynolds The tour focused on issue discussions across congressional districts
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Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Louis Hanson
Knowles
Richard J. Zaborski
Milwaukee
Kenneth Runde
Sheboygan
John W. Reynolds
Small Boy Drowns In Lake Nokomis
Fifteen month old James Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Gregory of Lake Tomahawk, drowned in Lake Nokomis Sunday while visiting relatives. The father did mouth to mouth resuscitation but the child was pronounced dead at Lakeland Hospital Minocqua.
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Lake Nokomis
Donald Gregory
Lake Tomahawk
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Tractor Mishap Claims Minnesota Woman Near Kenyon
Mrs. Ben Daugherty, 59, died when a tractor ran over her on a farm five miles southwest of Kenyon Minnesota. Deputy coroner Dr. William Walter said her husband was positioning the tractor to move a brooder house.
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Ben Daugherty
William Walter
Goodhue County
Boy Killed as Tractor Tips Over in Minnesota Farm
Dennis Pramann a 10 year old farm boy died Saturday when the tractor he was driving on his parents farm near South Haven tipped backward and crushed him. He was son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Pramann and had three other children.
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Dennis Pramann
Dennis
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Sealab 2 Ends Today After 45 Day Sea Deep Mission
The Navy reports that Sealab 2 ends today with 10 aquanauts completing 31 hours in a decompression chamber marking the final stage of a 45 day undersea mission. The third team moved from the habitat to a pressurized capsule, surfaced from the Pacific, and will hold a news conference Tuesday morning. Three 10 man teams previously spent up to 15 days below the surface.
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Berkone
Supreme Court declines review of Negro service ruling
The Supreme Court refused to review a decision that a Black man could not collect damages for being denied service at a Howard Johnson restaurant in Alexandria Virginia on November 5 1959. The circuit court found the denial was a voluntary act by the manager with no state involvement. Williams the Black attorney from Washington DC argued civil rights era damages. the restaurant desegregated about two years after the incident.
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Supreme Court
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Turkey May Get Conservative Government
In Ankara the Interior Ministry expects late vote counting to determine Turkey's next government. Estimates put Suleyman Demirel's Justice party at about 260 of 450 seats, with Ismet Inonu's Republican People's party around 130 to 140. The remainder would go to four minor parties.
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Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Interior Ministry
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Justice Party
Adnan Menderes
Ismet Inonu
Republican People’s Party
Market climbs to record highs on Johnson news
Wall Street extended gains into record territory as investors returned in force after President Johnson's improved condition. The Dow Jones average rose to a new intraday high with broad strength across Industrials Rail and Utilities. Notable risers included Xerox IBM Zenith while Calgon boosted Pittsburgh Coke on subsidiary news.
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737 Immunizations Given At Houston
In Houston Minnesota a clinic held last week under village health officer Dr L K Onsgard and Dr Vincent Dahl of La Crosse administered 737 immunizations to adults and children. High school students and some grade school pupils could not be vaccinated due to time and serum limits. Additional clinics are planned for the first Thursdays in November and December.
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Houston
L. K. Onsgard
Vincent Dahl
la Crosse
Johnsons discuss hospital stay for Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson says her husband is a realistic patient and will stay in the hospital a goodly length of time. She adds he has had months of hard work and needs a buffer against what lies ahead.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Teamsters and Engineers Ratify 3 Year Contract
APPLETON AP Teamsters Local 563 and Operating Engineers Local 139 ratified a new three year contract ending a 45 day strike against the Fox Valley Contractor Material Suppliers Association.
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Teamsters Local 563
Operating Engineers Local 139
Fox Valley Contractor Material Suppliers Association
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