Rockefeller Gop Support Persists in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire supporters still back Governor Rockefeller though he is not in the March 8 GOP primary. Nixon runs unopposed. several Rockefeller delegates have filed and a write in surge is anticipated but doubtful. The movement remains hopeful for a secret groundswell despite Nixon’s ballot strength.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Possible Soviet Attack Prompts Air Force Warning
Gen. Thomas S. Power warned that the Russians could stockpile enough long range missiles in about two years for a massive U S attack. He said only a constantly alert American bomber force can deter such a strike.
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United States
Thomas S. Power
U.S. Strategic Air Command
No Sale Reported for Wilson Plant
Chicago AP. President James D. Cooney of Wilson and Co. called a union claim that Albert Lea Minnesota businessmen offered to buy the Wilson plant libelous fiction and propaganda. He denied being approached about selling the Albert Lea plant. Frank Schultz of Austin Minnesota of the United Packinghouse Workers said an Albert Lea businessman did call about sale, but Cooney and Schultz agree no offer emerged from the suggestion.
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James D. Cooney
Wilson and Co
Albert Lea, Minn
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Cooney
Albert Lea
United Packinghouse
Frank Schultz
Austin
Dinner with Ike shows GOP needs firm stand on liberty
At Minneapolis a $100 dinner raised over 280000 for Minnesota Republicans. Gov. William C. Quinn of Hawaii urged leadership defending political freedom and a strong stand in Eisenhower’s era. In Grand Forks Rep. John H. Kyl of Iowa condemned Democratic plans as a “robber policy” raising spending and harming the vulnerable.
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William C. Quinn
Hawaii
Eisenhower
United States
Quinn
Minnesota
Ike
Grand Forks
North Dakota
John H. Kyl
Iowa
Kyl
Fifty From County Attend Ike Dinner
Fifty Mower County Republicans attended the Dinner With Ike program held in the Minneapolis auditorium Wednesday night. Harlow Sayles and Mrs Sayles were at the speakers tables among state officials presented. The Mower County group formed the largest local contingent ever at a Republican hundred dollar per plate fundraiser.
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Ike
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Harlow Sayles
Minnesota
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Albert Lea Workers Hail Austin Support For Hormel Strike
Albert Lea and Austin union members form a car caravan to honor Geo. A. Hormel & Co. workers and thank Local 9 for 16 000 raised to buy meat for strikers. Albert Lea workers receive 12 pounds hamburger 13 pounds ham and 10 12 pounds pork loin as support flows from allied cities.
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Eisenhower lifts GOP spirits at dinner rallies across nation
President Eisenhower promised Americans the United States remains the strongest power on earth in military and economic fields as Republicans held large fund raising dinners. Vice President Nixon urged not merely to rest on past wins, while Governor Rockefeller pressed voters to ask what happens next in November.
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Ike
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Soviet Union
Drury College Sweatshirt Revolt Over Dining Dress Code
In Springfield Missouri students at Drury College reject the dress for dinner rule. Southwest Missouri State College students join with a soup line on campus. Over 200 rebels forgo steaks to eat soup as 12 diners share meals. Drury President Findlay enforces coats and ties, citing the college plan to teach social amenities.
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Insurgents Relent as Algeria Crisis Narrows
French troops remain largely passive as Algerian insurrectionists ease their general strike. Paul Delouvrier signals a forthcoming cabinet issued order to Gen Maurice Challe and himself while both move to a new command post. Area still held by insurgents with paratroopers surrounding.
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Challe
Paris
Hubert Humphrey Skips Ohio Presidential Primary
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said he will not enter the Ohio Democratic presidential primary. He spoke after talks with Gov. DiSalle and Ohio leaders who plan to back Sen. John F. Kennedy at the national convention. Humphrey aims to influence Wisconsin and West Virginia contests and urged other Democrats to enter Virginia's primary.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Mike Disalle
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Disalle
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Diselle Democratic
Diselle
Murray Lincoln
West Virginia
King declines Senate bid as GOP prospects shift
State Auditor Stafford King, age 66, said he will not enter the U S Senate race despite letters and calls urging him to run. King has served 31 years as auditor and would have faced no need to resign his post. A Feb 25 Rochester GOP platform event will feature Elmer Andersen Val Bjornson and P Kenneth Peterson. Miles Lord hints at possible runs for lieutenant governor or chief justice.
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King
Rochester
Olmsted County
County Fair Grounds
Elmer L. Andersen
St. Paul
Val Bjornson
P. Kenneth Peterson
Minneapolis
Andersen
Miles Lord
Mankato
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Airman in 72 hour survival test in icy Lake Erie
Airman J C Barwise of Bovey Minnesota reaches halfway through a 72 hour air Force survival capsule test in Lake Erie. He remains warm dry and in good spirits despite cold rain and low twenties. Barwise 34 a father of three served in World War II with the Navy Seabees and re enlisted to become a parachute medic at Wright Patterson AFB near Dayton Ohio.
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N.Y
Air Force
Lake Erie
J.C. Bruce C. Barwise
Bovey
Barwise
Idaho
Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Paterson Air Force Base
Bruce Barwise
Two Die in Minnesota Road Crashes This Week
Two men died in western Minnesota traffic accidents this week. John A. Holmes, 29, Willmar, collided with a car driven by Henry Landry, about 50 Grove City, killing Holmes and injuring Landry who was hospitalized in Willmar. Minnesota’s 1960 road toll reached 39. A second wreck on Highway 10 near Frazee claimed Carl W. Omdalen, 66, who was alone in his car after sideswiping a truck three miles west of Frazee.
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Minnesota
John A. Holmes
Henry Landry
Grove City
Minn
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Landry
Highway 10
Here
Highway Patrol
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Frazee
Eisenhower Heads to Palm Springs for Golf Weekend
President Eisenhower departed by helicopter from the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles for a long weekend of golf in the La Quinta area near Palm Springs. The 1 hour flight launched from his overnight headquarters as he began the trip to the resort region for leisure golf.
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