Allies Agree to U S Offer on Missiles
NATO foreign and defense ministers accept in principle the U S plan to base nuclear missiles in Western Europe to counter the Soviet space age threat. Final approval awaited from heads of government as Denmark Norway Britain the Netherlands and Turkey weigh the decision.
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John M. Hightower
Paris
NATO
U. S
Europe
Russia
U S
Eisenhower
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Einar Gerhardsen
Hans Christian Hansen
Denmark
Norway
Britain
Netherlands
Turkey
Striking unions halt Pioneer Press and Dispatch in St Paul
A coordinated strike by mailers typographers and the St Paul News Guild shuts down the Pioneer Press and Dispatch. About 900 workers idle as unions press for wage gains of 5.25 weekly first year and 3.50 second year plus extra benefits and a shorter work week.
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Pioner Press
the Dispatch
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
American Newspaper Guild
Mailer
Mailers Union
Jerome J. Bilder
Bilder
Eisenhower Dulles May Announce NATO Meet Report
White House press secretary James Hagerty said the president and Secretary of State Dulles may deliver a joint television and radio report on the NATO conference after returning to Washington. A report would come early next week if pursued, with Eisenhower bound for Washington aboard the Columbine III and likely stopping to refuel at Keflavik Iceland.
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Paris
White House
James Hagerty
Eisenhower
Dulles
NATO
Washington
Hagerty
Capital
Columbine III
U.S. Air Force Base
Keflavik
Iceland
Khrushchev Warns of a Very Bloody War
In a New Statesman article, Nikita Khrushchev warns Britain that Cold War tensions and the arms race could trigger a new and very bloody war. He says a misinterpreted order might unleash a nuclear exchange from U.S. bases in Britain, though he asserts war is not inevitable. The piece replies to Bertrand Russell’s open letter.
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Khrushchev
London
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Eisenhower
The
New Statesman
Egyptian Air Force Reported to Possess Nuclear-Capable Bombers
Al Akhbar reports the Egyptian air force has Soviet Il Kushin 28 bombers capable of carrying nuclear bombs but offers no indication Moscow supplied Egypt with nuclear weapons.
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Cairo
al Akhbar
Egypt
Ike's Health At NATO Summit Draws Press Scrutiny
At the NATO conference reporters focus on President Eisenhower's health while White House physicians and the press secretary offer only that he is fine. Observers note variations in his appearance as rumors persist amid multiple developments this week.
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Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Palais de Chaillot
Ike
Bulb
U. S. Secret Service
Een Aris
Dougherty Retires as Hormel Director After 22 Years
At the stockholders meeting H. H. Corey announced Arney Dougherty’s retirement from the role of director and vice president of Geo. A. Hormel & Co. Dougherty led the Flavor-Sealed division since 1938 and helped build the company’s canned foods business. He will remain a Hormel Foundation trustee and Carleton College trustee.
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Hormel Co
Corey
Dougherty
Park Dougherty
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
H. H. Corey
Park
Hormel Foundation
Carleton College
St. Olaf Hospital
Arney Named Director to Head Hormel Flavor-Sealed Division
R D Arney succeeds Park Dougherty as formal director in charge of Hormel Flavor-Sealed division. Arney, a Hormel veteran since 1936, rose from St Cloud sales to midwest sales manager in 1940 and later led shortening and gelatin operations before becoming Flavor-Sealed sales manager in 1952 and a vice president in 1956. He coached Austin High School teams winning state titles in 1935. Hormel reported record profits despite livestock shortages, with dividends of 1.5 million and total employment at 8,971.
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R. D. Arney
Park Dougherty
Arney
Dougherty
St. Cloud
Midwest
Carleton College
Austin High School
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
H. H. Corey
George W. Ryan
Hormel Company
Ryan
Hormel
L. W. Mure Phy
Ferris Furtney
D. 5
Owen
Allen Hansen
Mill City Man, 39, Stabbed in Downtown Attack
William Bofenkamp, 39, Minneapolis, was in critical condition at General Hospital with knife wounds after two assailants attacked him in a downtown parking lot about 11 p.m. Tuesday. He said one man hit him with a bottle and the other stabbed him in the neck and back, but he was not robbed. Bofenkamp, a Nobles County native and National Container Corp. sales manager, lives in Edina.
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Minneapolis
William Bofenkamp
General Hospital
Bofenkamp
Ellsworth
Minn
Nobles County
The
National Container Corp
St. Paul
Drexel Ave
Edina
Atlas Flight Surpasses Planned Range and Altitude
Atlas missile conducted a long distance test over the Atlantic, flying over 600 miles and reaching more than 80 miles in altitude. Officials described the mission as 95 percent successful, with no recovery planned and future tests to follow. Major General Donald N. Yates emphasized learning from failures in routine missile tests.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlas
Atlantic
Donald N. Yates
Air Force Missile Test Center
Defense Department
Yates
Minnesota farmers boost crops despite floods and weather
The State Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes a record soybean crop, near 1956 corn output, and plentiful hay in Minnesota. Corn faced slow maturation and storage issues due to moisture and snow. soybeans reached a new record, while potatoes and sugar beets show mixed results. Dairy price supports to be cut to minimum April first, lowering butter cheese and fluid milk prices, per Secretary Benson.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Roy A. Bodin
Washington
Benson
National Agricultural Adisory Commission
Fireman Advisory Board
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Weather Readings at 8 30 Today
Readings show a cloudy day with a current temperature around 29. The low over the last 24 hours was 27 and the high was 41.
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Citizens Bank
Hutchinson, Minn
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Jay C. Hormel
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Bert Butterworth
Los Angeles
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