Tunisia May Seek U.N. Action Over French Bombing
Tunisia debated asking the United Nations Security Council to take up the French bombing of Sakiet Sidi Youssef. 78 killed and 84 wounded as 25 French warplanes bombed and strafed the frontier village during market hour.
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Airman previews space test in make believe moon flight
Airman Donald G. Farrell, 23, of the Bronx, begins a seven day trial aboard a steel 3 by 5 foot space cabinet at a Texas Air Force Base. He will simulate a voyage to the moon, with doctors watching his physical and mental responses as wires tape to his body relay data to scientists outside.
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Senators Back New School Integration Bill
Thirteen senators introduced a civil rights bill to aid voluntary school integration while enforcing Supreme Court rulings. It would fund states and localities with 12.2 million dollars over five years and provide 40 million dollars annually for school buildings and related costs. If voluntary compliance fails, the health and welfare secretary could design integration plans aligned with the Court.
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Ten candidates in closing day of congress drive
A car plunged down a 30 foot embankment near Granite Falls killing two. A Rochester area girl died in another crash involving teenagers. six injured overall with two critical. Toll reaches 57 for Minnesota highway deaths, up from 62 last year.
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Quie Leads as Campaign Winds Down in First District
Seven Republican and three DFL candidates seek the First District congressional nomination in Minnesota. Albert Quie is the endorsed Republican. Eugene Foley is the endorsed DFL candidate. Polls open at 7 a.m. in Austin and close at 8 p.m. with machines used for the primary.
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Austin Bus Fare Boost Approved in Austin
The Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission approved a cash fare increase from 15 to 20 cents for Austin buses. The change takes effect at 12:01 a.m. February 16, with student fare remaining 10 cents and no tokens involved. The Austin City Council backed the application after a January 10 hearing, and there were no objectors.
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Attempt to Fire FCC Probe Counsel Fails
Washington Chairman Moulder says a motion to dismiss Bernard Schwartz failed and Schwartz remains with the panel. The subcommittee plans a hearing on the FCC with most commissioners asked for expense and gift lists. Moulder will issue a written request for Schwartz to appear in closed session.
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Rites Set for C. K. Blandin Ex Publisher
Grand Rapids Minnesota funeral services will be held Tuesday for Charles K. Blandin 85 a lifelong newspaperman who rose to publisher of the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press and owned Blandin Paper Co He began in journalism at 12 and died at his home Sunday at 85 In 1915 he became publisher of the St Paul dailies and in 1916 arranged the purchase of local paper mills to supply newsprint He sold the papers in 1927 for about five million dollars while remaining president of Blandin Paper Co.
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Explosion Blasts Two Dawson Businesses Destroying Implements
Authorities probe the cause of a Sunday blast that touched off a fire destroying the H. O. Christianson implement firm and the Canby Floral Co in Dawson Minnesota. Police heard the explosion around 4 a.m. and found the buildings in flames with losses estimated between 75,000 and 100,000 dollars.
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Actress Audrey Hepburn Bitten by Monkey in Africa
In the Belgian Congo while filming The Nun's Story in Stanleyville, actress Audrey Hepburn was bitten on the right arm by a monkey. A Warner Brothers official said she received medical care and would continue work on the picture.
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Warm Up May Start Tuesday In Minnesota Cold Wave
A new warming trend is expected to begin Tuesday in western Minnesota after the fifth day of the season's longest cold spell. The Weather Bureau notes extreme lows across the state with International Falls at 22 below, Bemidji 20 below, and Twin Cities dropping to 7 below.
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Minneapolis Woman Admits Hit Run Death
A 21-year-old Minneapolis woman surrendered to police and confessed to driving the car that killed Veronica Jean Fryer, 44, early Saturday. Marjorie L. LaBelle said she did not see the victim and left the scene after the crash, later turning herself in at home after finding her car in a parking lot. She was held for investigation.
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Blizzard Paralyzes Upstate New York Areas
Blizzard conditions hit upstate New York and nearby regions, paralyzing roads and halting industry and business as the harsh cold persisted through the day.
Blizzards Hammer Upstate New York as Death Toll Rises
A severe winter storm blanketed the Eastern two thirds of the U S with heavy snowfall. Upstate New York suffered drifts up to 15 feet and road closures marooned motorists. Syracuse and Utica declared emergencies. 29 deaths nationwide linked to traffic and shoveling.
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Wind scatters trumpet on highway near Albert Lea
A windstorm tore the door from a two wheel trailer carrying Leo Havel and his Scandinavian band near Albert Lea Minnesota causing the trumpet and gear to spill out. The trumpet was later found along Highway 56 between Austin and St Paul by Ernest Kramer of Hayfield.
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19 year old South Dakota youth survives rare adult blue baby heart surgery
A 19 year old South Dakota youth is recovering after a rare blue baby heart operation at University of Illinois Hospital. Five surgeons operated last Friday, stopping his heart for 232 minutes and using a heart lung machine. The patient, James Dixon, was said to be recuperating beautifully though not out of danger for several days.
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