Plane crashes near Cairo killing 52 aboard
A Trans Port Aeneas Intercontinentaux DC6e Cloudmaster crashed near Cairo while en route from Saiwon and Karachi to Paris. Reports said 43 bodies initially counted with 9 crew aboard, including two children. Airliner carried 56 passengers and nine crew, with 6 crew and 6 passengers hospitalized.
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Egypt
Paris
Charles Billet
Saigon
Saiwon
Karachi
Transport
Aeneas Intercontinentaux
Eisenhower extends Georgia vacation and political plans
President Eisenhower will prolong his Georgia vacation to Friday or Saturday and hold a news conference around March 1 to outline political plans. White House secretary Hagerty said the next briefing is likely February 29 in Washington, details of a second term decision remain unclear. The president hunted quail at Humphrey's estate and reaffirmed readiness to aid Western Europe with surplus farm commodities.
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James C. Hagerty
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Humphrey
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Europe
Inquest Held Into Embarrass Shooting Death in Virginia Minn
An inquest was held into a shooting near Embarrass Minn where Alfred Luoma died and John Waisanen was wounded. Eugene Luoma 23 said he discharged a 30-30 rifle while demonstrating it to a neighbor. Luoma admitted drinking for six hours prior and was detained for questioning.
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St. Louis County
C. P. Murphy
Eugene Luoma
Murphy
Luoma
John Waisanen
Alfred Luoma
Waisanen
Twin Valley Buildings Burn in Northwest Minnesota Blaze
Twin Valley fire crews probed ruins of three wooden buildings after a Sunday night fire destroyed the Coast-to-Coast Store with two units and Odin's Market. No occupants were inside the shops or upstairs apartment. Oil cans exploded and burning lubricants emitted dense smoke.
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Minnesota
Odin's Market
Grand Jury Opens Probe of Bombing in St Paul and Minneapolis
The Ramsey County grand jury begins hearing evidence in a labor bombing case linked to a Minneapolis dynamiting. Indictments in Minneapolis named Gerald Connolly, Kenneth Lattin, Bryant Flick, and Edward Redden. Prosecutors plan charges for endangering life at the home of Joseph A. Wagner in St Paul and for the Felicetta car bombing in Minneapolis. Connolly pleads innocent. Lattin is in custody in St Paul.
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Ramsey County Grand Jury
Minneapolis
Joseph Dillon
Gerald P. Connelly
Minneapolis Teamster Local 548
Antonio Felicetta
Oakland Ave
Minneapolis Beverage Drivers Union
Felicetta
Connelly
Lattin
Senate panel reopens hearings on Case campaign fund
A Senate committee led by Sen. George reopens public hearings on a $2,500 campaign fund offered to Sen. Case amid the Ban bill clash. Witnesses may include Donald R. Ross, Howard B. Keck, and Elmer Patman as investigators probe motives and wider pattern in the Case contribution. The panel had earlier heard Neff, a Superior Oil lobbyist, left cash tied to Case.
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D-Ga
Sen. Case
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Donald R. Ross
U.S
Nebraska
Keck
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Superior Oil Co
California
Elmer Patman
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Superior Oil
Case
Neff
Patman
Ross
Hruska
Curtis
Justice Department
Hand Shaking Spree at Plant W. Cutter Dies
William Cutter 83 longtime Austin resident and former Austin Button Co. partner died in his sleep at 9 a m Sunday at the Jacob Rest Home. He came to Austin in 1897 from St Peter to work in tailoring and later led civic service including nine years on the Board of Education. Surviving are his wife Mau de two sons Rex and Brooks a grandson Roger and a granddaughter Karen a brother Samuel Bemidji Minn. Funeral arrangements at Jordan Chapel with Masonic rites at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Jacob Rest Hore
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Brooks
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Austin Building & Loan Assn
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Custer
Osman Temple Shrine
Fidelity Lodge 39
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Oakwood Cemtery
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Roger
Karen
Samuel
Bemidji
Mina
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Minnesota
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Frank Schultz
Fayette Sherman
Hormel
Coya Knutson
DFL
Knutson
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Normandy Cafe
David Neiswanger
Mower County
Rollo Sissel
Ernest Jones
Clifford Salisbury
Maynard Enright
Ray Weis
Lyman Hallagan
UPWA
Fred Miles
UAW
William LaDue
AFL
Sheetmetal Workers
Ed Schradle
George Lembrick
Albert Lea
Wilson & Co
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic- Farmer-Labor Organization
Stevenson
Ray Hemenway
White House
Mankato Armory
Two Big Questions Over Tank Shipment to Saudi Arabia
President Eisenhower approves sending 18 tanks to Saudi Arabia while State Department faces two key issues. What to tell Israel about Abba Eban’s request for 50 million dollars in arms and what to tell Congress, with Senator George seeking an explanation from Dulles. Israel aims for a crash arms month as Egypt's Nasser warns of potential spring assault.
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iNov
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George
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Dulles
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Nasser
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Russia
Britain
Minnesota State Game Warden Service Reorganized
State officials announce a reorganization of Minnesota's game warden service cutting 13 areas to 10 and abolishing three regional supervisor posts. Emmanuel Art Emme named provisional assistant chief warden, while several supervisors may relocate to live at official stations to boost efficiency and save about $3,000 yearly in salaries.
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Minnesota
Gov. Freeman
George Selke
Game and Fish
James W. Kimball
Louis Marchand
Grand Rapids
Bemidji
Harry Cann
Brainerd
F. R. Starkweather
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Starkweather
Waterville
Kimball
Art Emme
Selke
Droughted Penniless Family Drives 2000 Miles for Daughter’s Heart Fix
A California family of four, the Pace family, drove 2000 miles in a failing old car to seek heart surgery for Janice, a 10 year old with an inverted breastbone and a history of polio and rheumatic fever. They reached St Paul where welfare officials moved to resolve a residence issue and Janice was treated at Ancker Hospital while officials arranged care at University Hospitals. The Paces, labeled federal transients, have lived in many states since 1946 and hope for hospital treatment to improve Janice’s condition.
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St. Paul's City J Hospital
Hope
Clair Pace
California
iWest
Janice
Nice
Red Cross
Ancker Hospital
University of Minnesota Hospital
Paces
Pace
Isabella Junction
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Stolen loot totaling $2100 from three Rochester businesses
Thieves burglarized Reichert Refrigeration Co Jer ry s Bar and Heidelberg Bar in the Rochester area. About $2000 in checks and cash were taken from Jerrys Bar, with $105 stolen at the Heidelberg Bar and no money found at Reichert. Police say no link proven between the incidents.
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Mino Uh
Reichert Refrigeration Co
Jerrys Bar
Heidelberg
Mercury Hits Minus Thirty-Two in Bemidji
The Associated Press reports temperatures plunged to 32 below zero in Bemidji and 26 below at International Falls Sunday night, with the Twin Cities ~5 above and Rochester 1 degree. The forecast calls for zero to 10 above in the northwest upgrading to 15-25 above in the southeast before dipping again to 10-20 below and possibly near 30 below in the north tonight. Light snow is expected in the south with traces of precipitation at Alexandria Rochester Redwood Falls St. Cloud and the Twin Cities overnight.
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Rochester
Redwood Falls
Alexandria
Rocchester
St. Cloud
Twin Cties
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State Game Warden Service Reorganized
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