Mollet Says Talks Heal Split In US French Ties
President Eisenhower and French Premier Mollet wrap two conferences with optimism on narrowing a breach in Franco American policy. White House spokesman Hagerty cites progress while not detailing Middle East issues. Informants say Mollet hopes UN mediation can resolve Israeli troop withdrawal without sanctions.
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James C. Hagerty
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Dulles
Agreement Reached in Chrysler Dispute
Detroit talks between Chrysler Corp. and the union ended a labor dispute that could halt assembly lines and idle about 100000 workers. The settlement covers roughly 23000 UAW Local 3 members at the Dodge main plant with terms undisclosed and awaiting ratification. The issues included charges of production speedups which Chrysler denied.
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Senate panel blocks power to arrest liquor violators
The Senate Liquor Control Committee killed the bill giving state liquor control agents arrest powers for liquor law violations by a nine to five vote. Supporters argued broader enforcement and deterrence, while opponents and sheriffs warned of excessive centralization undermining local authority.
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Grove City
Teachers College Bill Aims to Place Five Schools Under University
A Minnesota House bill to merge Bemidji Mankato Moorhead St Cloud and Winona teachers colleges into a single university governed system was introduced with Rep Vladimir Shipka and Speaker A I Johnson as principal authors. Gov Freeman urged serious consideration, hoping the move would raise the colleges' character and scope. Shipka plans hearings and seeks educator input, amid debate over a separate board solution.
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Hoffmann Quits as Minnesota Highway Chief
M J Hoffmann will resign as Minnesota highway commissioner on April 20 after 43 years in state service. Gov Freeman named L P Zimmerman to succeed him April 21, with Hoffmann offered a role as special adviser. Hoffmann began as a draftsman in 1914 and became commissioner in 1939 under Governor Stassen.
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Jury Rules Farmer, 62, Killed Wife
RED LAKE FALLS Minnesota coroner's jury ruled Joseph Ripplinger, 62, killed his wife Mary, 49, at their rural farm home. Sheriff said Ripplinger claimed she came at him with a butcher knife. Son Michael, 10, testified he did the shooting. another son Thomas, 17, was wounded but in good condition.
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Thye Judd Call for Research Committee
Rep Judd and Senator Thye both introduced identical resolutions proposing a joint House Senate committee on scientific research. The eight member per house panel would study manpower needs in science engineering and related fields and compare US and Soviet engineer outputs. Judd emphasized linking scientific leadership to winning the free world's struggle.
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Milk price strike erupts in tri state area violence rises
State troopers patrolled New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania as a three day strike by the Tristate Master Dairy Guild escalates. gunfire dynamiting truck stoppages and milk contamination surface while about 10 percent of metropolitan milk supply is withheld and 48 plants are affected.
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Attorney Wins Seat in House in Cass County Race
Walker attorney Robert G. Renner defeated incumbent Seth Phillips of Pillager by about 31 points in the 52nd District special election. With 56 of 64 precincts reporting Renner led 2,867 to 1,084, clearing the way for his future seat in St Paul.
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U N awaits U S plan on Israeli withdrawal plan
The United States works on a compromise to withdraw Israeli troops from Egypt and the Gaza Strip without sanctions. The U N General Assembly suspends debate as Henry Cabot Lodge consults on a resolution aiming for Gaza administration and open Gulf of Aqaba to all ships.
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Senate hearings push on as witness brother faces death threat
Senate probe into labor rackets enters second day as Carl Elkins, brother of Portland witness James Elkins, reports a death threat. FBI confirms investigation while Portland attorney William Langley and Teamsters figures surface in ties to gambling joints and street operations.
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Boy 8 Fatally Shot on Eve of Father's Funeral
In Detroit Lakes Minnesota an eight year old boy Carl Litzau of Osage township was shot through the heart while playing with a .22 caliber pistol at a neighbor's home on the eve of his father’s funeral. Mrs. Litzau witnessed the tragedy and Becker County coroner Dr. William C. Dodds opened an investigation. Funeral services for the father, who died Saturday after a long illness, were held that afternoon.
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Glencoe Farmer Named Outstanding Young Farmer of Year
LeRoy Donnay 30 of Glencoe won Minnesota Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year at a Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner in Queen of Angels Church. Runners up were Harveydale Maruska and Wendell Brown. Donnay expanded the family farm by 160 acres, cleared rocks and thistles, boosted net worth past 100000, and improved Holstein herd production. He is a director of the Glencoe Junior Chamber and active in civic groups. Kandiyohi County won Rural Youth service award again.
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Donway
McLeod County Dairy Herd Improvement Assa
Rutford
C. R. Hansen
Race Crane
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U S Calls Home Envoy to Hungary Ed ward T Wailes
The United States says it is recalling its minister to Hungary Ed ward T Wailes after he faced removal demands from the Hungarian Red regime. Wailes arrived last November two days before Soviet troops crushed the revolt, and he never presented credentials per protocol.
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Floods Force Evacuations in Northwest
Snowmelt and warm sun push streams across three Pacific Northwest states spilling into lowlands. Hundreds are evacuated as Crab Creek floods Wilson Creek west of Spokane, flooding roads and isolating a 250 to 400 person town and surrounding farms.
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