Squabble Over U Regents Echoes Old Minnesota Battles
In St Paul AP report on the ongoing clash between House liberals and conservative Senate over University of Minnesota regent appointments. The liberals demand one liberal seat for A I Johnson of Benson while conservatives push for either Gerald Mullin or B E Grottum. If no agreement, no joint convention or election until 1961.
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ST. Paul
Farmer-Labor
Floyd B. Olson
Elmer Benson
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Senate
House
A. I. Johnson
Benson
Johnson
Congress
C. W. Mayo
Rochester
Minneapolis
Marjorie Howard
Excelsior
Karl Neumeier
Stillwater
Senate
Gerald T. Mullin
B. E. Grottum
Jackson
Neumeier
Ed Chilgren
No Gaps in Defense McElroy in Senate Hearings
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy testified there are no serious gaps in the nation's defense but sacrifices were made to push the Polaris missile program. He defended cancelling Regulus II and Snark production as overtaken by science while opening Senate hearings on U S defense, missiles, and space in comparison with the Soviet Union. Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson presided and urged blunt facts.
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Washington (Ap
Neil McElroy
Defense
McElroy
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Heavy Snow and Wind Threaten Minnesota Regions
A vast storm system sweeps across Minnesota and the Dakotas bringing heavy snow and strong winds. Snow depths reach three inches in northern Minnesota while southeastern areas suffer freezing drizzle and hazardous driving.
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Minnesota
Minnsota
Dakotas
Forthern
North Dakota
Cook
Ely
Twin Cities
Weather Readings From The Herald Site on Fire Station Roof
The Herald reports the high in the last 24 hours was 15 and the low was -10. At 8 30 a m the reading shows 25 with cloudy and drizzly general conditions.
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U. S
Herald
Virginia Legislature to Signal on Integration Policy
Virginia lawmakers debated whether to back Gov. Almond's claim of legal limits on halting school integration as three communities move toward desegregation. May reopen Norfolk schools on a desegregated basis. Arlington orders four Negro pupils to attend a white junior high Monday. Charlottesville plans to reopen two schools amid the dispute.
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Richmond
Virginia
Lindsay Almond Jr
Norfolk
Arlington
Charlottesville
Simon E. Sobeloff
U.S 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Thor missile mass produced for volley launches on short notice
The Thor 1500 mile missile, a reliable tool for both combat and space use, is now mass produced with the ability to be fired in volleys within 15 minutes from mobile bases. Demonstrations showed quick preparation, airlift packaging, and rapid deployment without permanent launch facilities.
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Santa Monica
Calif
America
Douglas Aircraft
Sacramento
Eisenhower Urges GOP Unity At White House Breakfast
President Eisenhower hosts a breakfast with 13 Republican senators to press for party unity. Senate leaders Dirksen and Kuchel call the meeting worthwhile as Aiken and Case describe informal, nonserious discussion. Goldwater notes cordial talks despite sharp policy critiques.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
GOP
Senate
George Aiken
Vermont
Thomas Kuchel
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Kuchel
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Rarz
Des Moines
Iowa
Goldwater
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Lincoln
Hotel Motel Bill Heads To Governor After House Victory
The Austin hotel motel bill advances to the governor after a decisive 127 to 2 House vote. Only Rep Alfred Otto of St Paul and Rep Odean Enestvedt of Sacred Heart opposed the measure on the final roll call.
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Austin
Alfred Otto
St. Paul
Odean Enestvedt
Sacred Heart
Freeman warns sales tax would hit farmers hardest in Minnesota
Gov. Freeman told a Chamber of Commerce Farm Forum in Willmar that a sales tax would fall 50 percent heavier on farming families than city households, citing Dr. Phillip Raup's study from the University of Minnesota. He noted the tax is on purchases and would burden farm households with reduced incomes as farm income has declined and is forecast to drop further. He urged detailed proposals on exemptions and credits to lessen the impact.
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Willmar
Minn
Freeman
Chamber of Commerce Farm Forum
Minnesota
Phillip Raup
University of Minnesota
Raup
Iowa
Illinois
Loveless Seeks Higher Pay and Building Start for State Schools
Gov. Herschel Loveless proposed modest salary increases and a new two year building program for state educational institutions. The budget includes 35.8 million dollars per year for salaries and maintenance and 14.1 million for a long range construction plan to handle rising enrollments. He urged bond authority to finance future needs and noted past vetoes blocked capital funds. The move aims to boost pay at the State University of Iowa, Iowa State College, and Iowa State Teachers College to attract and retain staff amid growth.
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Herschel Loveless
State Board of Regents
Regents
Loveless
State University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Boards Given School Order to Dissolve District
County Auditor Graham Uzick mailed an interlocutory order to dissolve the Brownsdale school district and attach it to Hayfield. Hayfield has 45 days from Wednesday to submit a debt assumption plan to Brownsdale voters. if no vote is called, the order takes effect. Hayfield had proposed Brownsdale accept half the proportionate debt until Brownsdale debt is paid and then full share.
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Brownsdale
Hayfield
Graham Uzick
Walker Sheriff Faces Court for Fraudulent Travel Vouchers
Cass County Grand Jury, convened for the first time in 25 years, indicted Sheriff Buck Simpson and former dean Gerald Eveland on charges that Simpson submitted fraudulent vouchers for county trips. The panel ordered Simpson to stand trial in district court.
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Walker, Minn
Cass County
Buck Simpson
Gerald Eveland
Simpson
Cuban Foreign Minister to meet top Latin diplomats
In Havana, Roberto Agra monte planned talks with Latin American mission chiefs to resolve a growing dispute over diplomatic asylum. In Manzanillo the blockade remains stalled amid a general strike protesting the ex-general's soldier acquittal by revolutionary forces.
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Havana
Cuba
Roberto Agramonte
Manzanillo
Fulgencio Batista
Eisenhower Outlines Food for Peace and Surplus Use Plan
President Eisenhower announced a food-for-peace drive to turn farm surpluses into a weapon for free world peace. The plan, disclosed in a farm message to Congress, aims to lower price supports, cut overstocks, and expand markets for farm products through international aid and surplus utilization.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Free World
Congress
Imi
Minnesota Coaches Send 83 Criticisms in Survey over Warmath
The University of Minnesota M Club released 83 letters from high school coaches criticizing football coach Murray Warmath athletic director Ike Armstrong and the athletic program. Thirty letters defended them while the club seeks Armstrong and Warmath’s removal.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Today
Murray Warmath
Ike Armstrong
Minnesota
Armstrong
Warmath
M Club
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