Pillow Case Found in Garage Sought in Missing Boy Search
International Falls Minnesota sheriff reports a Weimaraner tracking dog led searchers to a garage a quarter mile from Donnie Lamon’s home where a pillow case with possible blood was found. Analysis by the State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension was requested as volunteers number about 2,000.
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International Falls
Minn
Ed Anderson
Donnie Lamon
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
St. Paul
Anderson
Lamon
Bulganin Proposes East West Summit Meeting
In Washington officials reacted coolly to Nikita Bulganin's suggestion of an East-West summit to discuss key Cold War issues. Bulganin said he aims to convene a conference in the next two or three months, possibly in Geneva, in a message to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Geneva
Pravada
United States
Europe
Bulgaria
Dulles
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Four Minnesota highway deaths raise toll to seventeen
The Associated Press reports four highway deaths increase Minnesota's 1958 toll to seventeen, with Alfred R. Linander of Dakota killed when his car hit a pole on Highway 61 near Dresbach. Robert Valerius of St. Michael died after being struck north of St. Michael. Quentin Johnson of Fargo and Patricia Foster of International Falls died after vehicle crashes. Foster’s two young children were injured.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Alfred R. Linander
Dakota, Minn
Dresbach
Winona
Linander
John Howe
Wright County Sheriff's Office
Robert Valerius
St. Michael
Joseph P. Servaty
Osseo
Valerius
Quentin Johnson
Fargo
N. D
Patricia Foster
International Falls
Johnson
Moorhead
Minn
Foster
Phillip
Michael
Minneapolis Store Robbed by Two Women
Minneapolis police faced a holdup by two women about 22 years old at Carpenter's Grocery in south Minneapolis. They produced a pistol after groceries were scanned, forced customers and clerk Duane Goodmanson into the basement, then fled with about $100 from the cash register.
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Carpenter’s
Minneapolis
Duane Goodmanson
Manson
Full-Time Mayor and Council Proposed in Rochester
Rochester City Charter Commission proposes a charter amendment to raise the mayor’s salary from 1000 to 8000 dollars and aldermen’s from 750 to 5000 dollars, making them full time. A special council meeting may be held to submit the proposals to voters. If approved, the change takes effect April 1, 1959, after the March 11 city election.
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Rochester
Minn
Rochester City Charter Commission
Courthouse Employees Get 6500 Increases Across County
Mower County commissioners approved pay raises totaling more than 6500 for courthouse staff during their three day annual meeting. Increases ranged from 108 dollars yearly for a part time county attorney aide to 500 dollars for several top officials and clerical staff. They also set a 1 per capita street maintenance appropriation for incorporated villages with conditions and appointed Milo Morse to chair the Welfare Board rep except, and kept the Austin Daily Herald as printer.
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Mower County
Kraft
Robert Shaw
Welfare Board
Milo Morse
Austin Daily Herald
LeRoy Independent
Keltner Office Clinic
Drivers Not Required to Display 58 Plates Until March 2
Minnesota drivers may avoid showing 1958 license plates until March 2 per Attorney General Lord ruling. Starting March 2, officers will tag motorists without plates. Penalties escalate from $1 on Jan 21 to $100 or 9 days in jail if plates remain missing by March 1.
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ST. Paul
Gen
Lord
Donovan
Charles Swayer
Min
Neapolis
Minnesota
Three Navy Crewmembers Die in Kearsarge Catapult Blast
Three U S Navy men were killed and two critically injured when a catapult exploded on the aircraft carrier Kearsarge during a routine training off Honshu Japan. Navy said the names of the dead and injured are unknown.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy
Kearsarge
Navy
Honshu Island
Atlas intercontinental missile launches at Cape Canaveral
The U S Air Force successfully launched its fourth Atlas inter continental ballistic missile at Cape Canaveral at 10 48 a m The test was not full range but successful The President and Senate leaders praised the launch as encouraging and urged funding to speed production The Atlas built by Convair was designed to travel over 5000 miles and operated within a shorter test distance The launch was witnessed by reporters from a distance and the blast was visible for minutes
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S. Air Force
Pentagon
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Johnson
Senate
Washington
Atlas
Air Force
Convair
Canaveral Station
Weather readings from Herald site on fire station roof
Official U S readings show 8 30 today 26 degrees. Low in last 24 hours 13 and high in last 24 hours 44.
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U. S
Herald Weather
Democrats Demand Specific Plans for Eisenhower Eight Point Program
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn praised parts of Eisenhower's State of the Union but voiced disappointment that the president did not offer rapid moves for a major military buildup. They urged immediate blueprints and swift committee action once issued.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Althor’ Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Budget Near 74 Billion Marks Change in 1959 Outlook
President Eisenhower plans to send a 1959 budget request of about 74 billion dollars to Congress, signaling a small deficit for the current year due to higher defense outlays and lower revenues. The proposal aims to modestly raise the federal debt ceiling as deficits return after three balanced years, with mixed reactions from lawmakers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Defense Department
Acceptance of Plan Voted 26 to 21 by Local 867
Local 867 members voted 26 to 21 to accept the Utilities Board proposal for an eight-cent basic wage increase and up to five percent for skilled workers. The 18 month agreement runs Oct 1 1957 to Apr 1 1959 with a further two percent raise Oct 1 1958. About 50 skilled workers would gain up to five percent, top rate operating engineers see 22.5 cents more hourly. Negotiations included staged increases and provisions for semi skilled employees, with broader increases for all workers.
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Utilities Board
Fred Miles
B ‘Mber
Floyd Barton
Hugh Tiunkett Jr
Lee Miller
867
Smith Serves as Emissary in Local 867 Negotiations
Acting Utilities Board chair Edmund Smith toiled through five hours of back and forth talks with Local 867 leaders Fred Miles and the firemen committee. Proposals triggered repeated trips outside the room as the two sides worked toward an agreement subject to member approval.
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Miles
Edmund Smith
O. W. O’berg
Robert van Fossen
O’berg
van Fossen
Smith
E. B. Grose
St. Olaf Hospital
Hugh Plunkett Jr
Plunkett
Floyd Barton
Miss New Ulm Contest Welcomes Marilyn Splinter
New Ulm Minnesota reports Marilyn Splinter has entered the Miss New Ulm contest representing the Manderfeld Niesen Lumber Co. as sponsor.
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New Ulm, Minn
Manderfeld Niesen Lumber Co
New Ulm
Marilyn Splinter
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