Eisenhower seeks five year extension of trade pact powers
President Eisenhower urged Congress to extend the reciprocal trade program for five years and grant expanded power to negotiate tariff cuts. He argued the move strengthens the economy and national security, while hearings are slated to begin February 17.
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Uncertain Jupiter Launch Slated Amid Wind Delays
Cape Canaveral reports winds subside but no firm timetable for the Jupiter missile launch. Weather data show morning speeds around 17 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. past week rains delayed Vanguard and Thor tests. Air Force notes a deviation in a recent Thor flight but provides few details.
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Price of Milk Reaches New High in 1957
The Agricultural Department reports 1957 annual average retail milk price at 24.2 cents per quart, up nine tenths from 1956. Farmers earned 10.9 cents per quart while processors and distributors kept 13.3 cents. Marketing charges rose 4 percent year over year, with firm operating costs trending upward.
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Weather Readings From Herald Site on Fire Station Roof
Official readings at 8:30 report a low of 1 and a high of 27 in the past 24 hours with cloudy conditions and a general forecast of today.
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Herald
Unemployment Forecast From Labor Secretary Amid Slump
Secretary of Labor Mitchell warned that more than four million people may be jobless next month. He projected February unemployment near 4 percent, with modest March and April declines and a clearer downturn by May and June. He also signaled no need for a tax cut to spur growth.
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Baghdad Pact Ministers Warn of Growing Communist Threat
The Baghdad Pact members Iraq Iran Turkey and Pakistan warn of rising Soviet attempts to dominate the Middle East oil region. Dulles pledges 10 million dollars more aid and mobile power while Britain and the United States offer no blanket guarantees. The conference expands military planning staff as U S officials stress targeted funding and NATO like regional command goals.
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Bishop Installed for New Diocese in Minnesota
Archbishop William Brady presided as Holy Trinity in New Ulm became cathedral of a new Minnesota diocese with Most Rev. Alphonse J. Schladweiler installed as bishop. The center serves 15 surrounding counties, with New Ulm hailed as a religious milestone and a source of renewed spiritual life.
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Boys in Killing to Get Hearing
Three Vadnais Heights youths face a juvenile court hearing after a fatal shooting during a weekend robbery attempt. Gary Gillespie 17 Bruce Jorgenson 16 and David Wahl 15 admitted invading the home of 58 year old Allen Leidenfrost but denied intent to kill. Wahl is the son of a local constable and police say he fired the fatal shot in a scuffle as Leidenfrost tried to eject them. The judge will decide whether to try them as minors or refer the cases to district court on the scheduled Wednesday hearing.
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Quie Hosts First District Young Republicans at Farm
Al Quie the Republican endorsed candidate for First District congressman will host Sunday night at his farm home representatives from First District Young Republican League chapters. Attendees include John Schweiger Byron Crippen Irwin Tiegen Jr and Dave McConnell of Mower County YRL. Quie received a General endorsement at a Saturday convention in Austin.
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Round-the-clock wait buyers line up for 99 cent cars
In Flint a dealer offers four cars for 99 cents and four for 99 dollars, available tomorrow. Eight hopefuls, including James Stewart and Sandra Hollingshead, have waited since Tuesday with only 15 minute breaks. Early birds claimed spots at 11:30 a.m., while students from General Motors Institute hold classes in line. Cars are cash sales with $15 commission for each sale.
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Funeral rites set for Olivia farmer Christ Nissen
Olivia Minnesota funeral services are planned Friday for Christ Nissen 76 a farmer who died in a Minneapolis hospital Tuesday from burns sustained when his clothing ignited as he was clearing a cornfield.
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Slayings in Nebraska Wyoming tied to Starkweather case
Douglas Wyoming reports Charles Starkweather 19 and Caril Fugate 14 captured after a spree of ten killings across Nebraska and Wyoming in three days. Starkweather described as red haired with rimless glasses, pursued after the fugitives stopped fearing for Fugate’s life.
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Foley to File Friday Brown Starts Tour
One of several GOP congressional hopefuls began a street campaign tour as DFLer Eugene Foley announced he would file for the nomination. Don Brown visited nine communities in Rice Goodhue and Dodge Counties while Foley plans to file Friday at the secretary of state’s office as the first DFL candidate.
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City Spends 122000 Clearing Last Week Snow
Kansas City officials say the 15 inch snowfall last week cost about 122000 to clear from streets. Field crews spent days plowing and melting snow to restore road access and safety.
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U S to Release Russ Scientific Documents
The government plans to release more than 50 000 Soviet scientific documents annually for immediate public use. All agencies involved in translating Soviet literature will participate. No longer will the papers be stamped secret and archived.
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Rochester’s Eldest Resident Turns 103
Rochester Minnesota marked the 103rd birthday of Mrs. William Woodward, the city’s eldest resident. A lifelong area resident, she lives with a daughter in Rochester after leaving the family farm near Plainview years ago. Her husband died in 1939. She has two other daughters, Mrs. John Dreesen and Mrs. T. V. McMullen, plus a son Ray and 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Plot to assassinate Red Premier Chou En-lai reported
The Guardian reported three US educated Chinese students attempted to kill Premier Chou En-lai on July 28. The informant Li said the trio was executed and Chou appeared unharmed at Army Day events three days later.
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