U.N. Chief Warns Against Punishing Israel
Dag Hammarskjold cautioned the U N Security Council and General Assembly against sanctions on Israel arguing such steps could worsen Middle East tensions. He reported no progress toward Israel withdrawal from Egypt and Gaza and sought guidance on next actions. Israel pressed for guarantees and passage through Suez Canal while warning that economic penalties would not alter its stance.
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Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Israel
Middle East
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Hammarskjold
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Red Sea
Eilat
Abba Eban
U.N
Washington
Nasser
Mahmoud Fawzi
United States
Meir
U. S
Gulf of Aqaba
Eban
Truck Leaves Road Killing London Driver on U S 30
Clinton Iowa area sheriff deputies report Leonard Leo Bierlen 31 of London Minn died when his grain truck owned by Kyne Grain Co Grand Meadow Minn ran off U S 30 six miles west of Clinton. He apparently dozed at the wheel. Survived by wife Helen and four children Roger Ralph Linda and a baby plus parents Fred and (Mrs) Bierlen of Austin. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Clinton
Iowa
Leonard Leo Bierlen
London
Minn
U. S. 30
Bierlen
Kyne Grain Co
Grand Meadow
Helen
Roger
Ralph
Linda
Fred Bierlen
Austin
Lincoln Day Closings Set
The Mower County Courthouse and Utilities Department will close Tuesday for Abraham Lincoln's birthday while the sheriff's office Police Department and Fire Department stay open for emergencies. Geo A Hormel & Co will operate normally. Banks and savings associations close. post office and Austin schools run as usual but public schools plan Washington's birthday break Feb 22 to 25, resuming Feb 26.
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Fire Department
Mower County
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Abraham Lincoln
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Banks
Savings and Loan Associations
Austin
George Washington
Corn Tassel Pushed as National Flower
Minnesota Senate approved a resolution asking Congress to designate the corn tassel as the national flower by a 46 to 0 vote. Sen Harry Wahlstrand of Willmar argued corn has been vital to life since earliest days and Minnesota’s guidance would carry weight as part of the nation’s top corn producing region.
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Congress
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Willmar
Senate
Minnesota
Drowning After Ice Slough Breaks Near Prairie du Chien
David Owen, 63, of Prairie du Chien, drowned Sunday when ice on a Mississippi River slough gave way as he fished. Local authorities investigated the accident and recoveries were made near the scene.
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Wis
David Owen
Mississippi River
Here
Bomb blasts in Algiers kill 11 at two stadiums
Bombs left ticking during soccer matches at Ruiseeau Municipal Stadium and EBiar Stadium killed 11 and wounded 45. Climax of the Algerian rebellion week marred by the attacks as French forces claim 66 rebels killed in the countryside. A separate cafe blast Saturday night killed 3 and injured 10.
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Ruisseau Municipal
E Biar
U. N. Assembly
Amparo Iturbi To Perform For Austin Civic Music
Amparo Iturbi, visiting from California to see her brother Jose Iturbi, arrives for a piano concert at Austin High School Auditorium tonight. She recounts recent private practice in the Fox Hotel dining room and notes her long career, two outfits, and discipline needed for performance.
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Austin Civic Music
Austin High School
Austin
California
Fox Hotel
Jose Iturbi
David Averbook
Ericson Withdraws as Re run Candidate in Minnesota
George Ericson, a disqualified Cass County legislator from Pequot Lakes, withdrew from the February 19 special primary for Minnesota House District 52. Special election costs are about $12,000. filings close Tuesday on Lincoln's Birthday. The Feb. 26 special election date remains.
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Minn
George Ericson
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Ericson
Cass County
Pequot Lakes
Seth Phillips
House
Phillips
L. C. Peterson
Lincoln
Faribault Hospital Bill Signed Into Law
Gov Freeman signed the Faribault Hospital bill into law today. The law validates all proceedings for a 70 bed district hospital in Faribault and confirms a special election where $660000 in bonds were approved. It also enables the district to seek federal aid.
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ST. Paul
Freeman
Faribault Hospital
Faribault
Aga Khan Calls Off Platinum Weighing Ceremony
The Aga Khan has canceled the platinum weighing due to ill health. Prince Aly Khan will receive the platinum plaque on his behalf at Friday ceremonies in Bombay. The 79 year old Moslem leader has been bedbound after heart attacks, and the planned welfare fund ceremony is not held.
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Aly Khan
Burma
East Africa
Pakistan
Malaya
French Riviera
Indian Chief Claims He Killed Custer in Battle
An interview with Chief White Bull of the Sioux, published by Stanley Vestal, alleges he wrestled with and killed General Custer in hand to hand combat. The account questions the romantic finale of the Little Bighorn battle, with mixed opinions on its veracity from South Dakota historian Will G. Robinson.
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Custer
White Bull
Stanley Vestal
American Heritage Magazine
Vestal
George A. Custer
7Th Cavalry
the Little Big Horn
Sitting Bull
University of Oklahoma Press
Houghton-Mifflin Co
Freeman urges higher unemployment and workers compensation
Minnesota Governor Freeman calls the legislature to raise the maximum weekly unemployment benefit from 33 to 40 and the workers compensation cap to 50 dollars. He outlines labor reforms including safety inspections, ending discrimination against women, preserving benefits during disputes, public employee wage credits, and studies on handicapped and older workers. He argues laws must keep pace with living standards.
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ST. Paul
Freeman
Minnesota
Eisenhower Mixes Vacation With Mideast Watch
President Eisenhower continues a quiet Sabbath at Milestone plantation in Thomasville Georgia while monitoring the Israeli Egyptian crisis. He plans possible quail hunting and golf after handling official papers, including nominations for the Senate. Aides say recreation will wait for the day’s work.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Highway Toll Nearly Double 1956 Figure
Death of a St. Louis County employee in a rail crossing accident south of Eveleth raised Minnesota's 1957 traffic toll to 62, from 32 a year ago. Francis Rumanich, 27, Eveleth, was killed when a train struck his gravel truck near Forbes. Other fatalities include two teens in Canby and a 13 year old struck in Excelsior. injuries reported to a companion and others.
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Eveleth
Minnesota
Francis Rumanich
Duluth, Massabe and Iron Range
Forbes
Rumanich
John Alleckson
Jon Frederick Seirup
Excelsior
Seirup
Boy 6 Drowns Saving Dog on Frigid Lake Ice
Patrick Macklin six, a first grader at Minnewashta, drowned after the thin ice broke while he tried to rescue his dog on Lake Minnewashta in Chaska. His friend Thomas Mann, six, ran for help as Excelsior firefighters recovered the body two hours later.
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Crow Boy
Chaska, Minn
Patrick Macklin
Lake Minnewashta
Minnewashta School
Patrick
Willis R. Macklin
Thomas Mann
Excelsior
Minn
Fire burns teen as stove blaze destroys Sauk Rapids home
In Sauk Rapids Minnesota a wood stove fire Sunday night severely burned 16 year old Darlene Shaw and heavily damaged the Shaw home. Dorothy Mund Jr 21 of St Cloud wrapped her in a blanket and drove her to a neighbor's house then to St Cloud Hospital. The fire department had to be summoned individually due to a malfunctioning fire whistle. The family was away when the blaze started and lost most of their clothes.
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Sauk Rapids
Minn
Darlene Shaw
St. Cloud Hospital
Shaw
Dorothy
Joseph Mund Jr
St. Cloud
Mund
Daniel Shaw
11 Year Old Boy Tops TV Money Winner
Lenny Ross, 11, of Tujunga California, has become television's top money winner by winning $64,000 on The $64,000 Challenge on CBS after solving stock market questions. He previously won $100,000 on NBC's The Big Surprise in April.
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New York
Lenny Ross
Tujunga
Calif
CBS
Eisenhower to Meet Macmillan in Bermuda March 21 24
President Eisenhower will hold talks with Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Bermuda March 21 to 24 and will confer with French Premier Guy Mollet in Washington February 26 to 27. The announcements aim to ease U S Britain and France over Suez fallout amid Israel Egypt tensions. James Hagerty said both meetings were urged by the leaders.
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Fisenhower
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Washington
Guy Mollet
Israel
Egypt
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Britain
Hagerty
Eisenhower-Mollet
Tioga tragedy claims Stevie Setzer in accidental gun incident
Stevie Lee Setzer, 2 percent, accidentally shot himself in a front seat gun mishap aboard his father’s car on Saturday in Tioga North Dakota.
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Tioga
N.D
Stevie Lee Setzer
Farm price supports tally near three billion in four years
Government losses from farm price supports total 2.894 billion dollars in the Eisenhower era, with 4.005 billion since 1933. Dairy losses reach 1.283 billion and potatoes suffer 479 million, as surplus stocks and loan programs drive deficits. Secretary Benson notes a lower price support level could trim this year's commitment by about 200 million.
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Eisenhower
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Benson
CDC
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