Sibley Defends Rights of Viet War Protesters
In St Paul two University of Minnesota professors spoke to Minnesota teachers. Walter Heller warned Congress on a possible 1967 tax cut while Mulford Sibley defended protesters rights to oppose U.S. Vietnam policy. Sibley criticized reliance on purely scientific knowledge in social studies education. Robert Olson called MEA a company union and urged teachers to form their own group.
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Viet Nam
Mulford Q. Sibley
The
University
Minnesota Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Sibley
Johnson
Dwight Eisenhower
Button
Robert Olson
Minnesota
Federation of Teachers
MEA
King Ends European Tour To Campaign In Uproar
Dr. Martin Luther King cuts short his European trip to return home after the acquittal of Colie Leroy Wilkins Jr. in the slaying of Mrs Virginia Liuzzo. King calls verdict a dastardly act and plans a Sunday sermon in Paris before flying back to the United States.
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Paris
Martin Luther King
Northwestern Buys Two Portland Insurance Firms
Northwestern National Insurance Co. announced the purchase of Oregon Automobile Insurance Co. and its subsidiary North Pacific Insurance Co. for 7.55 million dollars. The assets exceed 16 million and annual premiums run about 15 million.
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Milwaukee
Northwestern National Insurance Co
Portland
Ore
T. Parker Lowe
Northwestern
Oregon Automobile’ Insurance Co
North Pacific, ‘Insurance Co
American General Insurance Co
Houston
Tex
Oregon Auto and
North Pacific
Union Name Change Reflects Office Professional Roles
The Office Employees International Union renames itself to Office and Professional Employees International Union to reflect that many modern office jobs are highly skilled and professional in scope, according to Union President Howard Coughlin.
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Office Employes International Union
Office and Professional Employes International Union
Howard Coughlin
Borg Says Troops Bored With Viet Nam Protesters
In Saigon AVFW commander Andy Borg reports U S troops are irritated by demonstrators but remain determined to win. He says protesters should stop and let service members finish the job, noting demonstrations have not altered the fighting men’s resolve.
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Borg
U.S
Saigon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Andy Borg
Superior
Wis
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Minnesota bus system carries 350000 public school pupils daily
ADOLPH JOHNSON reports on Minnesota public school bus transportation. About 350000 pupils, 42 percent of enrollment, ride daily in 7000 buses costing up to 16000 dollars each. State pays 15 to 16 million annually. districts reimburse the rest. Safety remains a top priority with steady gains in accident and injury reductions since 1962.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Michael J. Haggerty
State Department of Education
Haggerty
Car Plunges Into River Drowns Wisconsin Auctioneer
Lawrence Skrede 42 of Soldiers Grove died apparently from drowning after his car slid into about eight feet of Kickapoo River water north of La Farge on STH 131. Passenger Richard Armstrong 21 escaped with minor injuries and shock.
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LA Farge
Wis
Lawrence Skrede
Soldiers Grove
Kickapoo
Vernon County
Morris Moon
Skrede
Richard Armstrong
Westby
Armstrong
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Viroqua
Women Injured In Auto Crash In Wilton Area
Two young women were seriously injured in a single vehicle crash seven miles east of Wilton on STH 71 at 1 40 a m Saturday. The car driven by Gayle Reucheim 20 Kendall overturned at least twice and both were thrown from the vehicle. They were taken to St Marys Hospital in Sparta with cuts bruises and undetermined injuries.
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Wilton
Wis
Gayle Reucheim
Kendall
Steve Allen Ends California Congressional Bid
Entertainer Steve Allen withdraws from California 26th District race citing a California Supreme Court ruling on his Democrat eligibility. He had registered as a Democrat Sept 18 after not declaring a party in 1960 and filed a federal suit to force acceptance of the filing, which a spokesman said would be dropped.
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Los Angeles
Steve Allen
California
Allen
State Supreme Court
College conference attendance noted for Wisconsin teachers
Sisters M Bernyne M Celestine M Charlotte and M Frances Claire of Viterbo College attend the third annual College and University Conference of the Wisconsin Council of Teachers of English at Platteville State University on Saturday.
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M. Bernyne
M. Celestine
M. Charlotte
M. Frances Claire
Viterbo College
Wisconsin Council of Teachers of English
Platteville State University
Blood Visit Tops Quota in Sparta Blood Drive
Sparta Wisconsin donors exceeded quota with 153 pints collected in a blood drive. delayed closing caused 15 potential donors to leave. total donors 192. 34 rejected for medical reasons. heart surgery cases cited Dennis Jerome 12 and Brice Nofsinger nine months. new volunteers listed from Sparta Melvin Tomah and St Mary’s Hospital.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Red Cross Blood Program
Stanley Rieder
New Blood Program
Dennis Jerome
Harlan Jerome
Brice Nofsinger
James Nofsinger
Norwalk
Garland Jackson
M. Adre
St. Mary’s Hospital
Richard J. Misna
Melvin
Harold Huntington
Donnie L. Schnitzler
John Lund Jr
Lowell C. Bernette
Tomah
Wallace loses bid for another term as governor
Alabama governor George Wallace fails to push through a constitutional amendment to seek re election. The three week special session ends with 18 yes votes, 14 no votes, and three absences. Speculation grows Wallace may run for the U.S. Senate or push wife Lurleen toward 1966 governor race.
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Wallace
Albania
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
U.S. Senate
Lurleen
Senate
Retail space remodel ready in ideal Main Street location
For lease at 227 Main Street formerly Rowley's Office Equipment Co. Remodel to suit any retail use including sporting goods appliances or restaurant. Inquiries contact Rowley's at 100 So 3rd St.
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Main Street
Rowley’s Office Equipment Co
Rowley’s
3Rd St
Elephant bird of Madagascar extinct before 5000 B.C.
Fossil remains and eggs show the gigantic Madagascar bird vanished not long before the rise of civilization around 5000 B.C. The species is known solely from ancient bones and shells.
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Madagascar
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