Eisenhower arrives in Paris to meet NATO threat
President Eisenhower lands at Orly, declares NATO can meet Soviet space-age challenge. He calls for a true partnership among France and allies to defend freedom and dignity against despotism. The visit marks a renewed push for Western unity amid his post-stroke recovery.
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London
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Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Felix Gaillard
Adone Zoli
Rift Indicates Rift Among Subway Strike Leaders
NEW YORK An apparent rift has emerged among Motormen's Benevolent Association officials as the subway strike extends into its sixth day. Subways run at about 70 percent capacity with aid from non striking motormen and new workers. A bus strike deadline extended to January 1. An MBA official reportedly found a hidden microphone in the area.
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USI drive nets over six hundred envelopes for charity
Herald boys collected more than 600 USI envelopes Friday, now turned over to USI for tabulation. Chairman Clarence Smith said many envelopes remain unprocessed with $53,371 counted so far, or 85.7 percent of the $62,352 goal. List of contributors includes R. R. Chambers, Msgr. Robert E. Jennings, Melvin Johnson, James Schulte, and many others.
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Robert C. Hooper
Ozark Flight Might Stop at Austin If CAB Approves
Ozark Airlines would halt in the Austin area pending Civil Aeronautics Board approval of a new service linking Minneapolis-St Paul Davenport-Mol line. Mayor Baldy Hansen and Ozark president Laddie Hamilton indicate the Austin stop would occur if the route is approved, with service expected to start soon after approval.
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Insufficient Funds Held Up Army Missile Development
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris testified before the Senate Preparedness subcommittee that funding shortages delayed the Army 1,500 mile missile program and left the U S with little progress on a rocket engine rivaling Soviet power. He noted Army scientists offered an earth satellite two years ago but were rejected and cited two successful re entry tests of missile nose cones, previously undisclosed. Medaris leads the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in Huntsville Alabama.
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Tennessee
Freeman Promises Fail to Satisfy Nelsen Claims
Freeman is accused of breaking 1956 campaign promises as state costs rise for a family of four by 126 dollars. Nelson asserts anti relief measures failed, cites a 45 percent spending increase, and claims repeal of the old age lien law was blocked by Democratic-Farmer-Labor leaders. He criticizes governance and calls for accountability.
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Andher
Nelsen
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Canfield May Get Home for Christmas
Patrolman Ward Canfield who was shot and run down by the O Kasick brothers four months ago may spend Christmas Day at home with his family. Doctors said he has been gaining strength and could be well enough to go home for the 15th wedding anniversary of the Canfields. He has undergone 11 operations and 97 blood transfusions since August 17, including amputation of his right leg below the knee. His weight rose from 110 pounds to 120 after dropping from 187 at wounding.
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Kelson, Former Montana Minnesota Legislator, Dies
Charles H Kelson 84 longtime Montana and Minnesota state lawmaker died in a Shelby hospital Friday night Funeral details were not provided but his career included service in two state legislatures and leadership roles in civic groups He was a notable figure in Shelby and broader state politics
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Charles H Kelson
Montana
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Shelby
Iran Quake Toll Near 1,300
The Ministry of Post and Telegraph reports western Iran disaster near Farsang village killed about 1,287 people in total. Officials say 210 bodies recovered with the rest buried. food, medicine, and tents are rushed to the mountainous quake area after a pre-dawn two minute quake.
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Plane missing in Minnesota search for three aboard
A light plane carrying pilot Millar Wittig and Hibbing mining executives Frank and Paul Keller is missing south of Hibbing Minnesota. About 40 Civil Air Patrol planes search a sparsely settled wilderness near Floodwood with visibility at 15 miles.
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Paul Keller
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Jury Finds No Cause of Action in City Austin Damage Suit
A jury returned a verdict for the City of Austin in a 600000 damage suit by Donald Goedy 33 paralyzed from a pool diving accident. Stay of judgment granted gives Goedy 30 days to seek an appeal.
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Elmer Anderson
Minnesota Employment Drops In November Report
Minnesota non farm payrolls fell 13 200 in November from October due to manufacturing layoffs. Construction lost 6500 jobs, transportation 1500, mining 1700, while trade service and government posted gains including a 2100 rise in trade.
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State Department of Employment Security
Frank T. Starkey
Thugs Take $1460 From Club Manager in Robbery
Minneapolis night club manager Harry W. Beell was robbed on his doorstep after returning from a bank. Two masked men seized $1,460 in change, $99 from his billfold, and left behind two smaller bags of change in his car as police investigated the Tuesday morning crime near the Flame Bar on Nicollet Avenue.
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Harry W. Beell
Beell
Dupont Ave. S
Nicollet Ave
Beel
St Paul Woman Killed in Shootout. Man Held for Questioning
Mrs Louella Riley 23 was killed by a shotgun blast in the head Friday night in St Paul police held Ben Randle 47 for questioning. Detective Fred Buechner says Randle claimed accidental discharge following an argument witnessed by Randle's 7 year old son Levi. Both lived at 535 Fuller.
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Louella Riley
Fred Buechner
Ben Randle
Beck Awaits Jury Verdict
Seattle seven men and five women deliberated seven hours over whether Dave Beck stole 1900 from the Teamsters union he heads. The 63 year old leader's fate rests with a Superior Court jury after arguments about union car sale proceeds and prior hearings before a Senate committee on labor racketeering. Defense counsel Burdell blasted the hearings as propaganda while asserting Beck should not be convicted for political leverage.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
United States Senate
Charles
Burdell
Roebbels
Brainerd Man, 27, Killed in Car Crash
Brainerd resident LeRoy Palmquist, 27, died Friday night when his car veered off Highway 218 about eight miles south of Brainerd. The crash occurred in Brainerd Minnesota. Police investigated the fatal wreck and listed Palmquist as the sole occupant.
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Brainerd Man
Brainerd, Minn
LeRoy Palmquist
Brainerd
Highway 218
Weather Readings From Herald Weather Site
Official readings from the Herald Weather Site on the roof of the fire station show a temperature at 8 30 of 21 degrees F with a low of 20 and a high of 42 over the previous 24 hours. The general weather is clear.
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