Storm Baiters Island: Kauai Evacuations as Nina Hits
About 1,100 residents mainly fishermen and cane workers were moved to schools after gale winds up to 90 mph battered Kauai. Two feet of rain fell in seven hours. Hanapepe and Hanalei saw flooding but no deaths. One death reported a Honolulu city worker electrocuted. Setsu Maru crew rescued as a fishing sampa n sank 10 miles east of Niihau. Airlines and interisland flights resumed. storm center to pass 50 to 60 miles west of Kauai.
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Coast Guard
Kawaiho Point
Niihau Island
Honolulu
United States
Interisland
Herman J. Palenapa Jr
Hanapepe
Kauai
Islands
Six Minnesotans Die in Weekend Highway Crashes
The weekend crashes in Minnesota left three state residents and three others from Minnesota dead. Victims include Joseph Haver of rural Hillman near Little Falls, Albert Ness of Minneapolis, John W. Clark of Monticello, and Leonard M. Bantz of Zimmerman. Two Minnesotans, Arnold Alberts and Harry Jacobs of Rushmore, died in an Iowa border crash. Norma Lindemann and Merle Alberts were hospitalized. The state road toll rose to 618 for the year.
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Albert Ness
Minneapolis
Howard Lake
Ness
Leif Sunderby
Cokato
John W. Clark
Monticello
Minn
Buffalo
Leonard M. Bantz
Zimmerman
Lyons
Neb
Deanna Carol Tallman
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Arnold Alberts
Harry Jacobs
Rush
December sales seen at 20 billion by Chamber
The U S Chamber of Commerce projects Americans will buy about 20 billion dollars of goods in December, up from 19 billion last year, with the rise due mainly to prices and not volume. Consumers may be cautious amid unemployment and stock market shifts, but December sales could be the strongest in recent memory.
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Chamber of Commerce
Walter R. Barry Retires From General Mills Role
Walter R. Barry, vice president and co administrator of General Mills consumer food activities, retires effective Sunday, announced by President C. H. Bell.
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Minneapolis
Walter R. Barry
General Mills
C. H. Bell
State to Fight Milk Barriers
Minnesota Attorney General said the state will join a federal court case with Wisconsin to challenge Louisiana milk market barriers. He contends Louisiana health rules block imports of dry milk, harming Minnesota producers Maple Island and Land O Lakes Creameries seek to halt enforcement in Louisiana.
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ST. Paul
Lord
Minnesota
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Louisiana Board of Health
U. S. District Court
Maple Island and
Land O'Lakes Creameries
Sky Object Lights Up Montana Sky With Explosion
A bright green ball and white flash startled northern and eastern Montana late Sunday. Reports describe a 12:48 a.m. falling fireball traveling northeast for about three seconds, seen by residents from Harlem to Zurich and Schoberly, with witnesses noting a molten white front and green tail and no official confirmation from Air Force or Weather Bureau.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Air Force Or
Weather Bureau
Frank
Orlando
Harlem
Zurich
Schobey
Mill City Bar Owner Shot in Holdup
Phillip Smith, 36, owner of the Broadway Inn in northeast Minneapolis, was shot twice in the chest during a holdup as he wrestled with one of two bandits. He chased the gunman after the weapon clicked empty, but both assailants escaped while Smith’s wife flew to his side.
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Minneapolis
Phillip Smith
Smith
Minnie Dubak
Broadway Inn
Bismarck
N.D
European Actress Simone Silva Dies at 29
London report says Simone Silva a European film actress aged 29 died Saturday. She made headlines at the 1954 Cannes Film Festival by stripping to the waist for photos with U.S. actor Robert Mitchum, who was surprised by the moment. Born Cairo.
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London
Simone Silva
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Cairo
New Clash Feared in Middle East
Jordan seeks compromise as Egypt backs Amman in the Israel dispute. Dag Hammarskjold presses talks with King Hussein and Jordanian leaders while a halted convoy plan looms. A U N warning cites potential shooting if convoys are blocked and tensions rise.
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Middle East
Amman
Jordan
Egypt
Israel
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Ex-Mill Cilian missing on Mount Rainier in storm search
Seattle engineer Lowell Linn, 23, missing since Saturday after starting snowshoe hike with Harry Holcomb 25 from Paradise Inn. Storm intensified, search delayed. Linn last seen near Panorama Point at 6500 feet. He is a Boeing Airplane Co. engineer, son of Minneapolis residents, a University of Minnesota aerospace graduate.
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MT. Rainier National Park
Wash
Seattle
Mt. Rainier
al Rose
Lowell Linn
Minneapolis
Panorama Point
Linn
Rose
Boeing Airplane Co
Harry Holcomb
Paradise Inn
Holcombe
Holcomb
Paradise
Andrew Linn
Gale
University of Minnesota
Fact-Finders Convene for Selection of 3rd Member
City workers and Local 867 selected O W O Berg and Frank W Schultz to form a two member fact finding panel with a third member to be chosen. Mayor Baldy Hansen introduced the pair and offered city cooperation. A third impartial member is to be sought, with potential selection by the senior district judge if needed. Workers staged a brief work stoppage over wage talks.
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Frank W. Schultz
O. W. O Berg
Schultz
O’berg
City Council
Local 867
O. W. O’berg
Local 9
Baldy Hansen
Hansen
City of
Austin
Adlai Stevenson Nearing End of NATO Advisory Role
Adlai E. Stevenson may end this week his work as an adviser to the Eisenhower administration on NATO policies. He said the end comes sooner than expected and he has no firm plans to join the December NATO heads of state meeting. He may still go to Paris if requested. The State Department said Stevenson will attend part of a White House briefing with congressional leaders and has been invited to attend the NATO presentation. He began two weeks ago at a State Department office to aid bipartisan NATO planning amid Soviet advances, and he was formally named a consultant earning 48.80 dollars daily plus expenses.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
NATO
Stevenson
U.S
Paris
The
State Department
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adlai Stevenson
State Dulles
Howard M. Snyder
State liquor tax receipts fall in 1957 totals
State Treasurer Val Bjornson reports 1957 liquor tax receipts for January through November totaled 11,985,232.25 dollars, down from 12,933,589.03 dollars a year earlier. The decline amounts to 948,356.78 dollars.
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ST. Paul
Val Bjornson
U. S. Prepares to Launch First Test Satellite
Scientists and technicians continued preparations at Cape Canaveral for Wednesday's Vanguard rocket firing to place a grapefruit sized satellite into orbit. Officials expect a 5 a.m. launch window with the Navy's three stage rocket and limited access for newsmen at the top secret center. The satellite will travel in a near equatorial orbit pass ing over the southern United States from Cape Hatteras to near Los Angeles.
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Vanguard
United States
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Los Angeles
Fairmont Youth, 17, Skates Into Open Water
Robert Eugene Krohn 17, of St. Paul and Fairmont, drowned after skating across Budd Lake to a friend. He apparently lost bearings in darkness and skated into open water in the lake center. his body was recovered Sunday morning near leather skate guards found by officers.
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Fairmont, Minn
Budd Lake
Robert Eugene Krohn
Henry J. Krohn
St. Paul
Minnesota
Krohn
Byron Driscoll
Eisenhower Returns to Office After Cerebral Attack Recovery
President Eisenhower visited his office for the first time since his cerebral attack a week ago and planned to preside at part of the Cabinet meeting. He dictated a memorandum to Ann Whitman and remained uncertain about tomorrow's congressional briefing and the NATO Paris meeting. A two hour Gettysburg trip followed a restful weekend at his Gettysburg farm, with updates labeling his condition excellent.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Ann Whitman
Arab Sheik Seeks To Wed Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt
Springfield report says a 39 wife Arab sheik asked to marry Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, relayed by her son James Roosevelt the California congressman. Roosevelt noted the offer after a State of Israel bond rally and joked he would meet the sheik only if Israel would bar adding more wives.
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Springfield
Mass
Eleanor Roosevelt
James
California
Roosevelt
Israel
Weather readings at 8 30 today
Readings show today at 8 30 with a low of 12 and a high of 44 in clear conditions. Previous 24 hours recorded a low of 12 and a high of 44 with general clear weather.
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