Duke on world tour sparks reports of royal rift
The Baltimore Sun cites a London dispatch claiming whispers of a rift between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Gossip centers on alleged affairs and delays to a four month around the world trip aboard Britannia. The Queen plans a Lisbon state visit with Charles and Anne remaining in the background.
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Baltimore Sun
London
Case Society
Queen Elizabeth
Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Sun
Joan Graham
Baron
Britannia
the Sun
Portugal
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Israel Defies Arab-Asian Move at United Nations
Israel rejects an Arab-Asian bloc plan to impose economic, financial, and military restrictions. Jerusalem vows to keep troops in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba until Egypt guarantees peace while Hammarskjold seeks assurances. Delegates plan a General Assembly session early next week to consider a draft resolution.
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N.Y
U.N
Aqaba
Egypt
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Abdul Monem Rifa’i
Arab-Asan Group
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Dell Suggested as Reed Replacement for Supreme Court
Minnesota lawmakers urged President Eisenhower to appoint Chief Judge Roger L. Dell of the Minnesota State Supreme Court to fill Justice Stanley F. Reed's impending vacancy. Rep. Roy E. Dunn led the effort with support from several legislators noting Dell's legal prowess and timely need for Midwest representation on the high court.
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Dell
Reed
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Roger L. Dell
State Supreme Court
Stanley F. Reed
United States Supreme Court
Roy E. Dunn
Pelican Rapids
Minnesota House
Fergus Falls
Minnesota Supreme Court
School Boards May Furnish Salk Shots
Minnesota Attorney General rules school boards may provide and pay for Salk vaccine inoculations for students. Commissioner Schweickhard asked for opinion. The boards may offer free inoculations with parental consent to protect student health and prevent disease spread.
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ST. Paul
Lord
Minnesota
Commissioner of Education
Dean Schweickhard
Owatonna Plans Land Purchase for City Hospital Addition
Owatonna City Council approves sale of 33 thousand dollars in government bonds to buy land for an expansion to the City Hospital. Voters approved a 500 thousand dollar bond issue, with Steele County contributing 250 thousand if state legislation passes.
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Owatonna
Owatonna, Minn
Owatonna City
Steele County
Ericson Barred as Candidate in New Election
George Ericson, ousted from his Cass County seat, faces a possible appeal after Atty. Gen. Miles Lord ruled he is not eligible to file as a candidate for the 52nd District in a Minnesota special election. The House had refused to seat him following a Corrupt Practices Act ruling.
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Ericson
Pequot Lakes
Minn
George Ericson
Cass County
Miles Lord
Minnesota
Edward L. Rogers
Walker
Supreme Court
House
Lord
Arnold Forbes
Bemidji
Seth Phillips
Pillager
Phillips
January Employment Falls Sharply Despite Record Nonfarm Jobs
Washington reports a 1 660 000 drop in total employment to 62 890 000 in January, the largest decline since 1949. Joblessness rose 469 000 from December, while nonfarm employment hit a January record at 57 990 000. TheCabinet officials cite a seasonal downtrend and cuts in retail, postal service, and outdoor construction as the main causes.
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Washington
Commerce Weeks
Labor
Mitchell
Eisenhower Saud wind up Mideast talks in Washington
President Eisenhower and King Saud privately concluded talks on Middle East issues with agreement on several points. A formal communique will be issued later, detailing U S air base extension in Dhahran, increased Saudi military aid, economic development aid, and cooperation with a broader anti Communist plan.
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Saud
Mideast
Washington
Eisenhower
Saudi Arabia
Snyder
State Dulles
U.S
Thomasville
Azores
Madrid
Spain
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
White House
U.S. Air Force
Dhahran
Middle East
Suez Canal
Tragic Brooklyn family dies in rooftop plunge
A Brooklyn couple Joseph Kennedy and Nan Kennedy and their 5 year old Valerie died in a 15 story rooftop plunge around 3 am after Valerie was found dead in their Clinton Avenue apartment. Police say the daughter died of asphyxia from manual suffocation while parents leapt to their deaths for unclear reasons.
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New York
Brooklyn
George Ruger
Joseph T. Kennedy
Nan
Valerie
Kennedy
Clinton Ave
James
Daniel & Kennedy
NSP to Build Atomic Power Plant in Region
Milwaukee report says Northern States Power Co will hire Allis-Chalmers as prime contractor to build a controlled recirculating boiling reactor unit. Engineers describe high energy output, annual refueling, and enrichment using uranium with a 1962 operation target.
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NSP
Milwaukee
Wis
Northern States Power Co
C. B. Graham
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Allis-Chalmers
Iial
Graham
R. W. Stephenson
Allis Chalmers
Thrown for a Loss Boy Back in Hospital
Albert Lea reports 11 year old Donald Thompson, who had returned to school after polio, was injured during recess. A wheelchair incident caused a leg fracture and cast, keeping him from classes for about three more months.
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Prince Mashhur
Saudi Arabia
Washington
King Saud
Albert Lea
Minn
Donald Thompson
Naeve Hospital
Donald
Murky Skies Bring Drizzle to Wide Area
The Associated Press reports murk and freezing drizzle across southern Minnesota and the Northwest. Temperatures vary from milder in some regions to much colder in North Dakota and northern Minnesota. Light freezing drizzle persists tonight in the south with possible light snow. Overnight lows reach Bemidji eight below and International Falls seven below, Redwood Falls 27 above, and the Twin Cities 13.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Bemidji
International Falls
Redwood Falls
Twin Cities
Burglary Ring Sentences in Minneapolis Case
In Minneapolis justice moved Thursday as two of nine suspects were sentenced for a burglary ring blamed for a string of break ins totaling about $2000. Ringleader Robert Clark, 24, received up to 10 years at St. Cloud Reformatory. John Schmeck, 24, also of Minneapolis, drew up to 5 years. Betty Kay Kneeland, 18, was placed on probation under parental custody after being charged with receiving stolen property.
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Minneapolis
Robert Clark
St. Cloud Reformatory
John Schmeck
Rolf Fosseen
Betty Kay Kneeland
Church Group Condemns Gambling Plan in Minnesota
The Minnesota Council of Churches denounces state gambling legalization at its annual meeting. A resolution condemns all gambling including charitable forms and warns pari mutuel betting would draw big-time syndicate gambling and its harmful consequences.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Council of Churches
NSP reveals 60,000 kilowatt atomic plant plan in Midwest
Northern States Power Co outlines a 20 to 25 million dollar boiling water reactor project with 12 to 14 partner firms across Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska to share research development and initial operation costs. Site yet to be chosen between Mississippi River and Sioux Falls with water supply and 600 acres required.
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Northern States Power Co
NSP
Midwest
Allen 8. King
Mississippi River
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
South Dakota
King
Twin Cities
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Mississippi Valley Public Service Co
Winona
Minn
Otter Tail Power Co
Fergus Falls
Interstate Power Co
Dubuque
Iowa
Power and Light Co
Des Moines
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Centerville
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Milwaukee
Northwestern Public Service Co
Huron
S.C
St. Joseph Light and Power Co
St. Joseph Co
Central Electric and Gas Co
Lincoln
Neb
State High Court Upholds Pipestone School Merger
The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld the merger of Pipestone County School District No. 8 into Consolidated School District No. 1. The case centered on petition signers and county board jurisdiction as eight local children faced schooling options and the district reopened a one room school in 1955. The decision, written by Associate Judge Oscar R. Knutson, affirmed the trial court order and county board action.
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Pipestone County
Minnesota Supreme Court
Pipestone
Oscar R. Knut
Knutson
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