Minnesota First District Race Heads to Vote Tuesday
In Minnesota’s First District a tight race for the late Rep. Andresen’s seat pits 34 year old farmer Albert Quie the Republican nominee against 29 year old attorney Eugene Foley the DFL candidate. Turnout is expected higher than the primary with polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Austin where 4,500 to 5,000 voters are anticipated.
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Minnesota
First District
August H. Andresen
Farmer
Albert Quie
Eugene Foley
DFL
Eyes of the Nation
Austin
Benson
Quie
Rochester
Owatonna
Kroc-Tv
Stafford King
Sen
Humphrey
Freeman
McCarthy
Coya Knutson
YDFL
Mower County
Maynard Weis
Knutson
Foley
Will
U N Demands Return After Reds Seize Airliner
United Nations command plans to press North Korea for the return of a South Korean passenger airliner seized Sunday and flown to Pyongyang. The plane carried 28 passengers and a crew of four, including 2 Americans.
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Seoul
Pyongyang
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Airlines
U.N
Sunan
Pusan
Taegu
Osan
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
ENA
Hong Kong
Air Force
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan, Mich
KNA
Rebels Put Economic Squeeze on Sukarno
In Sumatra the rebel government pressed a financial blockade on central Java, barring gold balances through 40 US banks and 16 other nations. Sukarno’s army chief ordered arrests of top rebels, while oil firms and banks ponder compliance as outer islands protest Jakarta’s share and accuse guided democracy of fostering communism.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Java
Sukarno
United States
Miller Files Candidacy for at Large Alderman Post
Earl L. Miller, Austin businessman representing King Merritt and Co. Mutual Funds, filed today as a candidate for alderman at large. Former Miller's C station owner, he is a 1929 Austin High School graduate and father of three with a home on West Maple. He joins Wayne Austin as a filed candidate. George Dugan has not yet decisioned reelection.
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Earl L. Miller
Austin
King Merritt and Co. Mutual Funds
Miller
Miller's
Austin Hig School
W. Maple
Wayne Austin
George Dugan
Weather Readings From Herald Site on Fire Station Roof
Official U S readings at 8 30 today show low of 19 and high of 2 with a previous 24 hour range from 19 to 2 General weather is clear
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U. S
Herald
U S Population Tops 172 Million for 1957
Census Bureau reports the U S population at about 172 790 000 as of January 1 1958. The rise of roughly three million from the prior year marks more than 22 million since the 1950 census, with 1957 recording record births and deaths for a year in U S history.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
U.S
Snowbound Stork Rescued by Tank
In Washington New Jersey during a heavy snowstorm Mrs. Oscar Dancy went into labor at home atop Montana Mountain. Police called a snowplow that got stuck and then the National Guard deployed a 45 ton tank to clear the way. Mrs. Dancy was rushed to a hospital.
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Washington, N. J
Oscar Dancy
Montana Mountain
National Guard
Dancy
Princess Margaret Bodyguard Strengthened After Threat Letters
The Daily Sketch reports Princess Margaret's security detail expanded following the receipt of threatening letters targeting the royal. The move aims to safeguard the princess amid ongoing concerns and public scrutiny.
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London
The
Daily Sketch
Princess Margaret
Snowstorm Cripples Wide Area and Toll Rises to 142
The state endures the coldest wave of the season as Minnesota towns report brutal lows. Bemidji records 33 below, International Falls hits 27 below, with Duluth and Rochester also deeply frozen. Temperatures are expected to stay near zero to ten above with prolonged extreme cold through the week.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Bemidji
International Falls
St. Cloud
Alexandria
Redwood Falls
Rochester
Duluth
Twin Cities
Family Flees Blast and Fire in Albert Lea Home
Five members of the McCluskey family fled in bare feet and night clothes during a Sunday explosion in the Albert Lea residence. The blast tore through the basement, trapped them inside, and the front door was damaged while they escaped to a neighbor. The fire, fed by a broken gas line, destroyed the house and contents. firefighters saved a neighbor’s garage.
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Albert Lea
Minn
J. Wayne McCluskey
McCluskey
Voting Machines Provide Privacy for Tuesday Ballot Casting
Voting machines will be used as paper ballot booths for Tuesday's special congressional election with totals from last week's primaries kept intact for 30 days. Machines will be curtained for privacy but locked during voting. no registration or address changes accepted Election Day.
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John Weiland
Eisenhower urges normal channels for East West summit talks
President Eisenhower releases a six page reply to Bulganin arguing for through channels planning and warning against a veto on key peace proposals. He notes eight Bulganin objections and ten topics to discuss while urging good faith discussions of both sides proposals. He questions the value of another summit if mutual discussion is blocked by veto demands.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Dulles
United States
White House
Moscow
Eisen
Hower
Five Die In Minnesota Vehicle Crashes Raise Toll To Sixty Eight
Five men died in weekend Minnesota crashes tolling the year to 68. Causes included a 100 foot embankment plunge near Sleepy Eye and a bulk gasoline truck derailment near Winona. Victims named include Paul Krenz Northfield Elmer Scharpin Goodhue Lyle Orrock Clarkfield Keith Stroup Clarkfield Pearl Orr St Paul Donald Loffelmacher Fairfax Norman Born St Paul Robert Adank Winona.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Paul Krenz
Northfield
Red Wing
Highway 19
Cannon Falls
Elmer Scharpin
Goodhue
Minn
Stroup
Clarkfield
Pearl Orr
Donald E. Loffelmacher
Fairfax
Sleepy Eye
Loffelmacher
Norman C. Born
Robert Adank
Winona
Boy Runs Barefoot to Seek Help as Fire Cleared Home
In Hibbing Minnesota a five year old boy ran a quarter mile barefoot in 20 below weather to seek help when a fire broke out at his family home. Vernon Herberg suffered no ill effects though neighbors called the fire department but firefighters arrived too late. Mr and Mrs Herberg and three other children escaped but lost most clothing and possessions.
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Hibbing
Minn
Here
Vernon Herberg
Fire Department
Herbert Herberg
France and Tunisia Accept Mediation Offer
Paris and Tunis accepted the United States and Britain mediation to settle the French Tunisian crisis. The French Foreign Ministry and Tunisian government spokesman announced the acceptances this morning and Sunday respectively.
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Paris
France
Tunisia
United States
Britain
Nelson Files for Alderman in First Ward Race
Nelson Rudy Nelson 34 active in civic groups filed today for First Ward alderman. Employed in Geo A Hormel employment dept he lives at 910 N Sixth and is a World War II veteran and former Scarville Iowa council member. He moved to Austin in 1951 and leads the Y's Men and Red Cross committee while serving on YMCA board and other groups. He and his wife have two children and he competes with Walter Klement for the post vacated by Wayne Austin.
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Rudy Nelson
First Ward
Nelson
Geo A. Hormel & Co
N. Sixth
Austin
State University of Iowa
Scarville
Iowa
Nelson Austin
Y’s Men
Austin Public Schools
Jaycees
Mower County
Deborah
Cynthia
Walter Klement
Freeborn
Wayne Austin
Winter storm toll soars as northeast endures bitter cold
A vast winter storm swept the eastern United States leaving at least 142 deaths from Mississippi to Maine. New England and upper New York faced heavy snows and states of emergency. Cities logged record cold with Atlantic Iowa hitting 34 below zero while New York City endured 6 above.
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Maine
New York City
St. Louis
Upstate
New York
Atlantic
Iowa
Alabama
Connecticut
Colorado
District of Columbia
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wisconsin
New England
Buffalo
General Electric
Schenectady
N.Y
York City
Syracuse
N.H
Lebanon
Boston
Newspaper Carrier Rate Change in Austin Daily Herald
Effective today the subscription rate by carrier in Austin and on motor routes rises to 40c per week. The increase reflects continual publishing costs and the carrier salesman receives a fair share of the change.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
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