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USSR Sb. 51, 91-106 (1985); translation from Mat. Sb., Nov. Ser. 123(165), No.~1, 92-107 (1984; Zbl 0569.42001)] the author constructed systems of the form \\[ e^{-i\\lambda_n t} \\exp(-a|t|^\\alpha),\\;\\lambda\\in \\Lambda,\\;a>0,\\;\\alpha>1, \\tag{1} \\] which are complete and minimal in the spaces \\(L^p(R)\\) or \\(L^p(R_+)\\) for \\(p\\geq 2\\), respectively. In the present paper, the author constructs systems of the form (1) which are complete and minimal in the spaces \\(L^p(R)\\) or \\(L^p(R_+)\\) for \\(1\\leq p<2\\), as well as in \\(C_0(R)\\) or \\(C_0(R_+)\\), respectively. Let \\[ \\begin{gathered} a>0,\\quad \\alpha>1,\\quad 1/\\alpha+1/\\beta=1,\\quad p\\geq 1,\\quad 1/p+1/q=1, \\\\ K(\\beta,a)=\\beta^{-1}(a\\alpha)^{-\\beta/\\alpha}, \\quad z =x+iy=\\gamma e^{i\\theta}. \\end{gathered} \\] Let \\(0<|\\theta_k|<\\pi\\), \\(k=\\overline{1,m}\\). Let \\(a_k=|\\sin \\theta_k|^{\\beta-1}\\) and if \\(\\theta_k\\in (0,\\pi)\\), \\(\\theta^0_k=\\theta_k/\\alpha+\\pi/(2\\beta)\\); if \\(\\theta_k\\in (-\\pi,0)\\), \\(\\theta^0_k=\\theta_k/\\alpha-\\pi/(2\\beta)\\). By \\(E_\\rho(z;\\mu)\\) the author denotes the Mittag-Leffler type function \\[ E_\\rho(z ;\\mu):=\\sum^\\infty_{n=0}\\frac{z^n}{\\Gamma(\\mu+n/\\rho)}, \\quad \\rho>0,\\;\\mu \\in C. \\] He introduces the function \\(e(z):=\\sum^m_{k=1}c_kE_\\beta(a_k^{1/\\beta} z e^{-i\\theta^0_k};\\mu)\\), \\(c_k\\neq 0\\), and the quantity \\(s_0:=\\min(s\\in N: \\frac 1{\\Gamma(\\mu-s/\\beta)}\\sum^m_{k=1}c_k(a_k^{-1/\\beta} e^{i\\theta^0_k})^s\\neq 0)\\). Let \\(F(z)=e((K(\\beta,a))^{1/\\beta z})\\) and \\(\\Lambda\\) be the sequence of all roots of the function \\(F(z)\\). \\(C_0(R)\\) (resp. \\(C_0(R)_+\\)) denotes space of functions, continuous on \\(R\\) (resp. on \\([0,+\\infty)\\)) such that \\(f(t)\\to 0\\), \\(t\\to \\pm \\infty (t\\to+\\infty)\\). The author proves the following Theorem 1 and Theorem 2 on completeness and non-minimum property of systems (1). Theorem 1: Let \\[ \\begin{gathered} -\\pi<\\theta_1 <\\dots <\\theta_\\ell <0<\\theta_{\\ell+1}<\\dots <\\theta_m<\\pi,\\;\\text{and} \\theta_1\\leq -\\pi+\\pi/\\beta,\\;\\theta_m\\geq \\pi-\\pi/\\beta,\\\\ \\theta_\\ell\\geq -\\pi/\\beta,\\;\\theta_{\\ell+1}\\leq \\pi/\\beta,\\;\\theta_{k+1} -\\theta_k\\leq \\pi/\\beta, \\quad k=1,\\dots,\\ell-1,\\ell+1,\\dots,m-1. \\end{gathered} \\] Let \\(s_0<\\infty\\). Case 1: If (2) \\(\\text{Re} \\mu\\leq \\frac 1{q\\alpha}+\\frac 12+\\frac 1\\beta\\) when \\(1\\leq p\\leq \\infty \\) and \\(\\text{Re} \\mu <\\frac 12 +\\frac 1\\beta\\) when \\(p=1\\), then the systems (1) are complete in \\(L^p(R)\\). Case 2: If (3) \\(\\text{Re} \\mu\\leq \\frac 1{q\\alpha}+\\frac 12\\) when \\(1