Navy sought secret Vanguard test overruled by official
Assistant Secretary Garrison Norton testified the Navy pressed for a secret Vanguard earth satellite test but was overruled by Murray Snyder, assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. Norton argued for private testing citing safety, while McCaul warned that Soviet advances raise limited war risks and urged balanced weapon development.
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Navy
Washington
Garrison Norton
Murray Snyder
White House
Norton
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Snyder
Verne J. McCaul
Marine Corps
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Nixon Says U S Not Lost Military Edge Despite Sputnik Challenge
Vice President Nixon told Air Force Association officials that the United States has not lost its overall military edge. He urged realism in defense spending, noting Russians may lead in shorter ranges while the U S leads in longer missiles. He warned ballistic missiles do not instantly replace manned bombers and urged prudent, targeted spending.
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U.S
Nixon
Washington
Russia
Nixon Washington
United States
Free World
East
Missing Plane Found Ends Search for Hibbing Men
A Civil Air Patrol reconnaissance near Alborn Minnesota located a missing light plane wreckage and the bodies of three Hibbing men L. Miller Wittig 4 Arrowhead Flyways Co Frank Keller 54 K. B. Supply Co and Paul Keller 38 K. B. Supply Co. The Cessna departed Crystal Airport Friday afternoon en route to Hibbing and vanished about 35 miles south of Hibbing.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota Woods
Here
Alborn
Minneapolis
Hibbing
L. Miller Wittig
Arrowhead Flyways Co
Frank Keller
K. B. Supply Co
Paul Keller
Civil Air Patrol
Navy
Air Force
Wittig
Crystal
CAP
Stewart McLean
Jim Meid
Robbinsdale
Fire Destroys Iowa Ballroom
Arnolds Park fire crews battle the blaze that destroyed the Boji Ballroom on Lake Okoboji early Sunday. No injuries reported and wind absence helped limit damage to the amusement park. The 1912 structure had been renovated and converted to a year round facility. Fire departments from Arnolds Park Milford and Spirit Lake responded.
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Arnolds Park
Iowa
Lake Okoboji
Arnolds Park Amusement Co
Milford
Spirit Lake
Staples Airman 23 Killed in Idaho Crash
Two service men died when a car left U S Highway 30 near Boise, plunged down an embankment and rolled over. A J C Alden Cleveland, 23, of Staples Minnesota, and Army M Sgt Dean Henderson, 34, Boise, were killed. Henderson was driving. Cleveland was stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base.
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Boise
Idaho
U.S. Highway 30
Here
A. J.C. Alden Cleveland
Staples, Minn
Army M
Dean Henderson
Henderson
Cleveland
Mountain Home Air Force Base
CAP Search Austin uses four planes from Austin Airport
Austinites in Search Austin CAP dispatched four planes from the Austin Airport to search the area. Pilots were Melvin Ehmke Richard Hallman Dr A J Schaub and Mayor Baldy Hansen. The party was led by CAP Captain Arthur McAlister.
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Austin
CAP
Melvin Ehmke
Richard Hallman
A. J. Schaub
Baldy Hansen
Arthur McAlister
Four Iowa Girls Die in Sioux City Crash on Roller Coaster Road
A head on collision on Roller Coaster Road near Sioux City Sunday night killed four teenage girls Marvel Murdock 14 Sharon Bratt 17 Geraldine Chapel 14 and Phyllis Stott 16 all of Sioux City and injured five others. The weekend toll raised Iowa 1957 motor deaths to 682. Others killed included Harry Lee Hanson 21 and Daryl…
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Sioux City
Iowa
Knoxville
Marvel Murdock
Sharon Bratt
Geraldine Chapel
Phyllis Stott
Harry Lee Hanson
Daryl
Trainmen End Work Stoppage In Three-State Rail Dispute
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen called off a three-state work stoppage affecting Chicago and North Western Railway routes from Minneapolis to Adams Wisconsin and Sioux City Iowa, and Duluth Superior area. Court order required R A Gurney to show cause why the injunction should not continue. strikes resolved as workers in Minneapolis St Paul returned to duty.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Chicago and North Western Railway
R. A. Gurney
Brotherhood
St. Paul
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Union
Twin Cities
Adams
Wis
Sioux City
Iowa
Duluth
Mina
Ashland
Eau Claire
Gurney
Superior
J. N. Ball
Ball
Duluth-Superior
Carl Hussey
Line
Hudson
Spooner
Marshfield
Hussey
Pilot ejects as F102 crashes near Kilkenny Minnesota
An Air Force pilot bailed out safely from an F102 jet that crashed in a cornfield north of Kilkenny, Minnesota. The aircraft, on a flight from Grandview, Missouri to Duluth, exploded on impact, scattering debris over about a quarter mile. A companion jet landed at Minneapolis Wold-Chamberlain Field, and a helicopter retrieved the flyer.
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Kilkenny
Minn
Air Force
Grandview
Duluth
Wold- Chamberlain Field
Minneapolis
Waterville
LeSueur
Mankato
Son Born to Wife of Coach in Slaying
A son was born Sunday to Mrs. Frank Depp wife of a Round Lake Minnesota football coach who fatally stabbed a daughter and wounded another last Thursday. The child Michael Louis weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce and both mother and baby were reported well. Julie Marie 14 months was buried Saturday. Teresa Ann 32, the other sister, is improving. Depp age 28 has been committed to a state mental hospital.
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Worthington
Minn
Frank Depp
Round Lake
Michael Louis
Julie Marie
Teresa Ann
Dopp
Blue Earth Sailor Killed in Germany
The Defense Department reported the death of Navy enlisted man Owen McGoff of Blue Earth in a car accident in Germany. McGoff, son of Mrs. Florence McGoff, was killed last Friday.
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Blue Earth, Minn
Defense Department
Blue Earth
Germany
Owen McGoff
Navy
Florence McGoff
Europeans Delay Decision on Rocket Bases Hope
European officials advocate postponing a final ruling on U.S. rocket base deployments. The goal is to gain more time for talks and reassess strategic options amid rising tensions with allied partners. John M. Hightower reports from Brussels on the diplomatic maneuvering.
Atlas Launch Postponed Amid NATO Missile Debate
Eisenhower urged NATO to build its nuclear strength as a summit opens while some leaders call for delaying a final decision on basing rockets in Europe. Adenauer Gerhardsen Spaak and others weigh immediate action against stockpiles and bases in Western Europe and broader disarmament talks.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
NATO
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Adenauer
Einar Gerhardsen
Norway
Gerhardsen
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
Soviet Union
2 Killed in Crash Near Worthington
Two men died in a flaming highway collision five miles north of Worthington Minnesota and a Henning Minnesota couple perished in a car train wreck. The Minnesota 1957 traffic toll rose to 644, just five short of the all time state high.
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Associated Press
Worthington
Minn
Henning, Minn
Minnesota
Four Escapees To Be Transferred To Stillwater Prison
Four Minnesota reform school escapees captured in Illinois and Indiana will be sent directly to Stillwater State Prison for security. Ronald Manning and Vernon Rollins, both in their 20s, expected tonight. Kenneth Clausen and Carl Bishop due Tuesday night. Authorities cite safety concerns after the escape from the state reformatory.
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Minn
Reformatory
Chicago
Sullivan
Ind
Stillwater State Prison
Carl J. Jackson
Ronald J. Manning
St. Paul
Vernon Rollins
Minneapolis
Stillwater Prison
Glen Orton
William Reynolds
Minnesota
Kenneth Clausen
Carl Bishop
Manning
New York Subways Operate 80 Percent During Rush Hour
New York City subways ran at about 80 percent of normal during the morning rush as a transit strike persisted into its second week. The Transit Authority shifted motormen among divisions to restore service on lines serving Brooklyn and Queens while striking workers prepared to respond to Mayor Wagner's back to work proposal.
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New York
Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Queens
Gan
Robert F. Wagner
USI Envelopes Pouring In at USI Headquarters
The Austin Daily Herald reports a flood of envelopes arriving at USI headquarters from Herald subscribers. Clarence Smith notes that envelope tabulations are not yet complete. A partial donor list includes Radmer, Bergerson, Smith, Luksik, Carlstrom, Chihak, Hulet, Dunfee, Livingston, Gosha, Troop, Hammer, Barclay, Dougherty, Neubauer, Duffy, Graff, Hovland, Joul, Bjerke, L. Fick, Saterbo, Oldenburg, Thom as, Adams, Bork, Hanson, Borgesen, Hackensmith, Gusts, Railway Cafe, Iverson, Skinner, Harris, Nelson, Thompson, Overton, Overlie, Hayes, Rogne, Jund, Hillmer, Anderson, and Us.
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Clarence Smith
Drive
N. W. Radmer
Edward Bergerson
Geo. B. Smith
Kate J. Luksik
Nina Carlstrom
Clarence Chihak
John Hulet
L. B. Dunfee
Lena Livingston
Leota Gosha
R. C. Troop
Manly Hammer
E. M. Barclay
Richard Dougherty
Walter Neubauer
Clarence Duffy
Herbert Graff
Emery Hovland
Orville Joul
Milton Bjerke
Frank L. Fick
Norman Saterbo
Ernest Oldenburg
A. J. Thommas
A. M. Adams
August Bork
Aloris Henry B. Hanson
Peter Borgesen
Adenauer and Norstad Discuss NATO Policy in Paris
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met with Supreme Allied Commander Gen Lauris Norstad in Paris for a broad review of NATO military policy. A German spokesman declined to disclose details while German sources noted talks on possible intermediate range missile bases in Europe, especially West Germany.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
West Germany
Ex-Congressman Leonidas C. Dyer Dies at 86
Former Representative Leonidas C. Dyer, author of the 1919 Dyer Act restricting interstate motor vehicle theft, died Sunday night at 86 in the John J. Cochran Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Dyer served 11 terms before 1933 and was notified by J. Edgar Hoover of large car recoveries under the federal law.
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ST. Louis
Leonidas C. Dyer
Dyer
John J. Cochran Veterans Hospital
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weather readings from Herald site atop fire station
Official readings show cloudy conditions with a low of 24 and a high of 45 in the past 24 hours. At 8 30 this morning the forecast indicated mild temperatures around ten a m.
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U. 8
Herald
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