Soviet protest over U S balloons in Soviet air space
Moscow charges U S forces dispatch large balloons with cameras and radio gear from West Germany and other borders into Soviet territory. Tass says balloons threaten aircraft and demand end to private propaganda balloons as well.
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Russia
U. S
West Germany
Washington
State Department
Europe
Tass
United States
Charles E. Bohlen
Andrei A. Gromyk
Turkey
Germany
Soviet Union
U.N
American Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
Burglars Take $2000 From Nemo's Bar in St Paul Loop
A breakin at Nemo's Bar in the Seven Corners loop over the weekend netted thieves 2000 dollars. The door was pried open Sunday and cash drawer, cigar counter and two registers were raided. A safe crack attempt failed.
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ST. Paul
Seven Corners
St Paul Politician Revealed as Vulcan at Carni val
St Paul State Rep Peter S Popovich was unmasked Sunday as Vulcan the fire king at the St Paul Winter Carnival. Popovich serves as secretary treasurer of the Kefauver for President organization.
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ST. Paul
Peter S. Popovich
Vulcan
Popovich
Kefauver
Three would-be burglars captured after Garfield shootout
Sheriff Benny Arnass and his deputy-sons halted a liquor store burglary early today in Garfield Minnesota. They exchanged fire with three armed gunmen, wounded two suspects, and captured all three. Police found $138, burglar tools, and nitroglycerine aboard. The wounded were taken to Alexandria for treatment. suspects include Clement Ransom and Clarence Salmay with a third identified as William Reilly.
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Garfield, Minn
Benny Arnass
Howard
Luther
Arnass
Urnass
Crime Bureau
Alexandria
Clement Clayton Ransom
Washington
Minneapolis
Clarence Leo Salmay
William Reilly
Aurora
St. Paul
Ransom
Iowa
Salmay
Anoka County
Arness
Twin City Bus Strike Averted After New Contract
Thousands of Twin Citians rode buses to work as a wage dispute reached settlement seven hours before a walkout. President Fred Ossanna said the 13 cent three step raise would lift drivers to 2.14 an hour by March 1 1957, costing over a million above current expenses. Union leader John G Seidel reported 835 88 approval after four months of talks.
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Twin City Rapid Transit
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Fred Ossanna
Ossanna
John G. Seidel
Transit Employes Division 1005
Seidel
Mollet Faces Angry Algerian Crowd in Algeria
French Premier Guy Mollet arrived in Algiers to a hostile welcome as tear gas and clubs restrained a noisy mob of French colonists. Gen. Georges Catroux announced his resignation amid protests tied to Morocco talks, while Mollet toured the city and placed a wreath at the war monument.
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Oranges
Mollet
Georges Cathroux
Catroux
Morocco
Algiers War Monument
Palais d’Ete
Summer Palace
Three Oskaloosa Boys Burned In Gas Tank Fire
In Oskaloosa Iowa three boys aged 8 12 and 13 were burned when a lit match was thrown into a gas tank of an abandoned truck near a brickyard. Fred Katko was critically burned and rushed to Blank Memorial Hospital Des Moines. LeRoy Katko and Gary Maxson sustained serious injuries and were treated locally.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Fred Katko
LeRoy
Gary Maxson
Katko
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Maxson
LeRoy Katko
Ike Leaves Mamie at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower flew back to Washington from a long weekend at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. Mrs Eisenhower planned to stay at the farm several more days.
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Mamie
Gettysburg Farm
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Young DFL Group Endorses Stevenson
Minneapolis area unit of the Young Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party backs Adlai Stevenson as its favorite presidential candidate, signaling early party support.
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DFL
Stevenson
Minneapolis
Minnesota Young Democratic-Farmer- Labor Organization
Adlai Stevenson
Baby Born High Over Pacific on Military Flight
An Air Force doctor delivered a premature seven month baby at 11 000 feet over the Pacific aboard a plane from Johnston Island to Honolulu. The mother Mrs John Garnett and the 4 pound 10 ounce daughter were in good condition at Tripler General Hospital. The baby was kept alive with improvised methods including artificial respiration and an improvised incubator made from the crew’s supplies during the seven hour flight. This marked the second Pacific birth in under three weeks following a Pan Am birth near San Francisco.
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Air Force
Pacific
John Garnett
Army Tripler General Hospital
Garnett
San Antonio
Tex
Johnston Island
Johnston
John Caufield
Yonkers
N.Y
Pan American Airways
San Francisco
Robert Henderson
Nashville
N.C
CBS Offers Benson Time to Respond to See It Now
CBS extends a half hour of network time to Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson over his criticism of See It Now. Senators Clinton Anderson and Hubert Humphrey sought equal time following Benson’s charge that the program distorted farm conditions.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Ezra Taft Benson
CBS
Frank Stanton
Benson
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nmn
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Edward R. Murrow
Sword Swallower on Road to Recovery
John Werra 40 from St Paul remains on the road to recovery after a weekend party accident. Doctors at Ancker hospital removed the knife from his stomach and reported him in fairly good condition late Sunday.
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ST. Paul
John Werra
Werra
Ancker Hospital
Paul Guilford 80 Dies Former Judge and Legislator
Paul W. Guilford a retired judge and former state legislator died after a four month illness in Minneapolis He served 26 years on city and county benches retiring in 1950 He was in the House in 1915 1916 and a state senator from 1919 to 1921.
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Minneapolis
Paul W. Guilford
Hennepin County
Guilford
House of Representatives
Stassen to Speak at Red River Winter Show Feb 21
Harold E. Stassen, adviser on disarmament, will address the annual Red River Valley Winter Shows in Crookston Minnesota on February 21. He will speak about national security and disarmament policy to attendees from the region.
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Crookston
Minn
Harold E. Stassen
Red River Valley
Elevator fall fatal to boy at Capri hotel
Gregory McKinley, 15, died from injuries after falling four floors into an elevator shaft at the Capri hotel in St Paul. He was the hotel manager's son and stepped into the shaft when the elevator was not at the basement level.
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ST. Paul
Gregory McKinley
Capri
Senate Gas Bill Vote Turmoil Over Campaign Donation
The Senate battled over a probe into a $2,500 donation to Sen. Case and its possible sway on the gas bill’s fate. Johnson seeks a bicameral inquiry, while Langer and Thye push narrower scope. Neff, named by Case, denies pressuring his vote, saying funds were a campaign contribution without strings.
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Senate
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Langer
Johnson
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Senate Privileges and Elections Subcommittee
Hennings
D-Mo
Privileges and Elections Subcommittee
Case
John M. Neff
Lexington, Neb
Neff
Lexington
Hungry Wolves Ring Villages as Europe Endures Deep Freeze
A weeklong cold wave across Europe claimed 170 lives and left Greece facing wolf incursions near villages while snowlands isolated dozens of communities. Two trains were snowbound near the Greek Turkish border and water pipes broke across Britain as Venice canals froze and ice compacted the Po River.
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Belgium
Georgette the Cat Shines at Memphis Show
Georgette a alley cat formerly named George wowed crowds at the Memphis and Midsouth Cat Fanciers Championship, winning best of color, best of all breeds, and two working cat championships. She also ran the maze test in 1 minute 48 seconds, catching four mice. She works at Memphis Publishing Co and returned to work after the event.
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Georgette
Memphis
George
Memphis Publishing Co
Taylor Faces Arraignment in Federal Court
James P. Taylor 30 a Detroit ex convict faces arraignment in federal court on an indictment charging him with killing Kenneth Lindbergh a Thief River Falls bank cashier last November. Irving Nemerov his appointed counsel may plead innocent with reservations and seek two lawyers. U S District Atty George McKinnon hopes the case is tried during the term opening March 12.
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Minneapolis
James P. Taylor
Detroit
Kenneth Lindbergh
Thief River Falls Bank
Irving Nemerov
Taylor
Nemerov
U.S
George MacKinnon
Donovan Gets Inquiry on MacArthur
Secretary of State Joseph Donovan answered an inquiry from Lar Daly of Chicago about possibly filing Douglas MacArthur’s name in the Minnesota primary. Daly questioned if a withdrawal letter could nullify a filed candidacy. Donovan confirmed it could. Daly also asked if Eisenhower petitions required 100 signatures per district for delegates and 100 for at large delegates. Donovan said 900 signatures total, 100 from each district, suffices. Eisenhower petitions filed recently by Sen Thye showed about 1,700 signatures.
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ST. Paul
Joseph Donovan
Inquirer
Douglas MacArthur
Minnesota
Lar Daly
Chicago
America First Republican Committee
MacArthur
Donovan
Daly
Eisenhower
Thye
R-Minn
Dodds Dies From Wyoming Collision Injuries
Leslie Dodds aged 55 of New Rockford North Dakota died Sunday from injuries suffered in a Saturday car crash eight miles north of Kaycee Wyoming on US 87. Wyoming highway patrol reported.
Boy on Sled Strikes Car and Dies in Minnesota
Three people died in Minnesota traffic crashes over the weekend raising the state toll to 28 for 1956. Eleven-year-old Robert Stark of Hutchinson was killed when his sled hit a car at an intersection.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Robert Stark
Hutchinson
Kenny Vorpahl
Lester Ramey
Atwater
Minn
Marvin Dale
Grove City
Frank Dougherty dies former Minnesota senator at 65
Frank Dougherty 65, longtime Fairmont attorney and former state senator, died Sunday in Phoenix from a heart ailment. A World War I veteran, he served in the Minnesota Senate 1939 to 1951, was city attorney for 12 years, a past Fairmont American Legion commander, and a director of Sentinel Publishing Co. Surviving are his widow, two sons, a daughter, and two sisters. Funeral services will be held here Friday.
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Phoenix
State Senate
Fairmont American Legion
The
Sentinel Publishing Co
Litchfield
St. Paul College of Law
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier Seen Quietly at Breakfast
Hollywood reports say about 1800 industry guests attended the annual communion breakfast, with Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier rumored to be present. Friend source says the couple sat in a remote corner upstairs and departed early to avoid photographers. Both are Roman Catholics.
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Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Miss Kelly
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