Freeman Outlines Legislative Aims at DFL Dinner
Gov Freeman said the 1957 Legislature should adopt a program for better service and government. He cited more funds for mental health parole and Youth Conservation, claiming savings from shorter hospital stays more parole releases and keeping youths out of institutions. He noted Art Hansen may receive a state appointment. The dinner drew over 750 attendees at $25 each and Iowa Gov elect Herschel Loveless praised Minnesota’s DFL.
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ST. Paul
Freeman
DFL
Tion Commission
Art
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Minnesota
Loveless
Midwest
Three hurt in Highway 56 crash near Brownsdale
An Austin man, 23, in critical condition at St Olaf Hospital after a 4:47 a.m. crash on Highway 56 one mile south of Brownsdale. Ronald Gilligan, 22, and Ron Doggett, 22, both in fair condition with multiple injuries. Vehicle left the road, struck a bridge abutment. doggett escaped through a windshield for help.
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Austin
St. Olaf Hospital
Highway 56
Brownsdale
William Johnson
Grant
Johnson
Ronald Gilligan
S&s
Ron Doggett
Oakland
Highway
Norman Storvick
Doggett
Austin Cab
Couple Fined for Disturbing Phone Calls
Denver jury convicts Mr and Mrs Lewis C Backus of harassment and invasion of privacy for making up to 30 nightly calls to former neighbors. They receive fines totaling 3525 dollars. Damages awarded to Mrs Paul D Cooper and Mrs Edward F Vance include 1000 each plus 600 and 300 for sleep loss and slander respectively with 150 exemplary damages for all. A restraining order against the Backuses to stop telephone contact with the families is made permanent.
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Denver
Lewis C. Backus
Paul D. Cooper
Edward F. Vance
Cooper
Vance
Albert T. Frantz
Backus
Herald to Run Moving Series on Christmas
The Austin Daily Herald starts "Unto Us a Child Is Born" a eight part series by AP religion writer George Cornell. It traces prophecies 1000 years before the Nativity to modern echoes, featuring Herod Joseph Mary Jesus John the Baptist and is illustrated by Guy Rowe.
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Austin Daily Herald
George Cornell
Associated Press
Herod
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
John the Baptist
Guy Rowe
Royal Society of Arts
London
Rowe
Snowstorms Claim Fourteen Lives in Northeast
The storm sweeping the Northeast killed at least 14 people as snow and ice disrupted travel and communications. New York led with nine deaths from traffic accidents amid up to a foot of snow in parts of the state, with New Jersey and New England also reporting fatalities and hazardous driving conditions.
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New Jersey
New England
Raynham
Mass
Bristol
Albany
Schenectady
Renssellaer County
Boston
Massachusetts
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
North Korea accuses South Korean raid killings and kidnap
North Korea said an armed South Korean raiding party killed a resident in a North Korean village and kidnapped a teenage boy on December 2. The U.N. command called the charge completely false.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
U.N. Command
Hungary Expels 2 Western Newsmen over Budapest Labor Scene
Budapest government expelled Associated Press reporter Eric Waha and London Daily Express correspondent Richard Kilian, giving 11 hours to leave. Detained after interviewing workers at the Csépel iron and steel works, they cited labor agitation and failure to report arrivals as reasons. Ronald Farquhar of Reuters was also detained but not expelled. Kilian and Waha deny wrongdoing, saying coverage of the labor dispute drew action.
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Budapest
Eric Waha
Associated Press
Richard Kilian
London Daily Express
Waha
Vienna
Hungarian Foreign Ministry
Kilian
London
H. S. Baker
New York City
Ronald Farquhar
Reuters
Csepel Iron and Steel Works
Farquhar
Standstill grips Budapest as Hungary faces factory protests
Soviet backed rulers use martial law to suppress strikes and resistance. Radio Budapest reports military trials for a state farm attack with possible death penalties. With Russian tanks, open revolt wanes but factory and mine protests persist, halting production in Budapest and southern uranium and coal sites.
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Budapest
Radio
Keczkemet
U N Peacekeepers Targeted in Port Said Clash
In Port Said Egyptian guerrillas attacked U N patrols and Britain’s forces imposed searches as the hunt for kidnapped lieutenant Moorhouse intensifies. No casualties reported but tensions rose amid ongoing withdrawal of British and French troops. The Theseus carrier ships 1100 British soldiers out. Jewish families flee, awaiting hostages released.
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Leonard Eddington
Egypt
U.N
Carl Engholm
Cairo
Theseus
England
Port Said
Sina Peninsula
France
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
Dulles Reports to NATO Rift Healed
In Warsaw Poland demonstrators in five towns protest Soviet involvement in Hungary amid fear of a clampdown by the Polish Communist leadership. Reports cite arrests in Stettin and protests by students in Lublin Czestochowa Kutno and Lalisz as Gomulka factions clash with a tougher line. Cegielsko steel workers in Poznan demand Russian withdrawal from Hungary threatening a strike to back the resolution.
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Lublin
Poland
Hungary
Czestochowa
Kutno
Lalisz
Cegielsko Steel Works
Poznan
NATO Backs U N Settlement For Middle East Crisis
Paris reports say NATO leaders urged a United Nations settlement to the Israeli Arab dispute and to reopen the Suez Canal. The four day NATO council session also highlighted Hungary, US nuclear weapons policy, and closer political liaison among members as Dulles met Lloyd and Pineau before flying to Washington.
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Atlantic Alliance
Middle East
United Nations
U. N
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
France
Big Three Harmony
Washington
Suez Canal Zone
Punch in Safety Slogan Contest Opens in Austin
The Austin Daily Herald announces a safety slogan contest running two weeks with prizes each week and a grand prize of 10 dollars. Ten weekly honorable mentions accompany three prizes per week for slogans up to ten words. Entries from Mower County residents may be mailed to the Traffic Safety office.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin and Mower County Safety Council
Herald
National Safety Council
Mower County
Austin
Minn
Austin Daily Herald and Safety Council
Baldy Hansen
R. K. Nangle
Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dick Joyce
Safety Council
Father Killed in Crash as Girls Escape
MARTIN South Dakota a 63 year old man driving his daughter and several other members of the high school girl pep squad to a basketball game was killed Friday night when the car struck the rear of another. The girls escaped serious injury. Dead was Frank Boyles Martin South Dakota service station operator. His car struck the rear of one driven by Chris Runs Above Pine Ridge South Dakota. Heavy fog was blamed. Mary Evelyn Boyles daughter of the victim Joen Brown Eldene Rooney Sharon Knecht and Mar gie Ogden were taken to the Martin Community Hospital for observation. All were released today. All are high school sophomores. The death was South Dakota's 174th traffic fatality this year compared with 188 up to this time a year ago.
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Martin
S.D
Frank Boyles
Chris
Pine Ridge
Mary Evelyn Boyles
Joen Brown
Eldene Rooney
Sharon Knecht
Margie Ogden
Martin Community Hospital
South Dakota
Burglary Ring Hit Hollandale and Clarks Grove Stores
Four Hollandale establishments and one in Clarks Grove were entered after midnight. Items stolen include 30 dozen eggs 11 cartons of cigarettes five $4 wrist watches jewelry a butcher knife pennies and rolled money. Sheriff Lindahl and deputies investigated this morning.
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Hollandale
Minn
Clarks Grove
Burglary at Rochester Branch Probed. Loss Under $10,000
A spokesman for L. S. Donaldson Co. said Rochester branch burglary losses were under $10,000 with exact figures pending after burglars scattered checks. Police described the professionals as having smashed a safe and rifled two cash registers.
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Donaldson
Minneapolis
L. S. Donaldson Co
Rochester
Methodists to Launch Refugee Aid Drive
Bishop D Stanley Coors announced Minnesota's 400 Methodist churches will launch a Sunday appeal for funds to aid Hungarian refugees. The drive runs through Jan. 6 following guidance from the Methodist Council of Bishops meeting in Pasadena, California.
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Methodists
ST. Paul
D. Stanley Coors
Minnesota
Methodist
Methodist Council of Bishops
Pasadena
Calif
Dulles Returns to Report on NATO Unity Efforts
Secretary of State Dulles arrives in Washington from Paris to brief President Eisenhower on progress toward healing the Atlantic alliance after the Britain France Egypt strike. He is not planned to report to the nation. Discussion includes Nehru talks and NATO moves toward atom bomb capable weapons.
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U. S
Atlantic
Bfore
Washington
Dulles
Lloyd
Pineau
State Dulles
Paria
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Egypt
White House
State Department
Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Nehru
China
Hungary
Suez Canal
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Britain
France
United States
NATO Council
Congress
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Life and Red Cross clash over Hungarian relief
Life magazine accuses the American Red Cross of unequal relief to Hungarians in Budapest. The Red Cross calls the charges confusing and incorrect while Life defends its position and supports air drops as a means to aid refugees. Andrew Heiskell says the piece aims to find new ways to help without undermining relief efforts. E Roland Harriman expresses concern after reviewing the editorial advance copy.
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Life Magazine
Red Cross
New York
American National Red Cross
The
International Committee of the Red Cross
Hungary
E. Roland Harriman
Hiskell
Life
Ed Clark
Budapest
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John Foster Dulles
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