Eisenhower Ko zlov hold 70 minute Berlin talks
President Eisenhower and Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov held a 70 minute White House session on Berlin amid East West tensions. Kozlov called the meeting wonderful and urged that peace prevail, while noting no direct Berlin agreement. Secretary Herter joined later for talks on Geneva questions.
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Eisenhower
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Berlin
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Herter
Geneva
Beck Fails to Appear as Arrest Warrant Issued
Former Teamster leader Dave Beck did not show up for arraignment on accepting 200000 from two trucking executives. Federal Judge Gregory Noonan ordered an arrest warrant immediately after Beck and his Seattle lawyer failed to appear.
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Beck
Gregory F. Noonan
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U.S
Donald Shaw
Seattle
Shaw
United Funds to Review Budgets in Board Meeting
The United Funds board convenes at 7:30 p.m. in the Austin State Bank to review budgets submitted by eight agencies.
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United Funds Board
Austin State Bank
Nation hit by a rash of strikes nationwide
A wave of wildcat strikes hit the steel aircraft chemical and electrical sectors. In Aliquippa 13,000 Jones & Laughlin workers walked out, 2,700 at Republic Steel in Cleveland, 7,000 at U S Steel Fairless Works near Philadelphia, and 3,700 unlicensed seamen began leaving ore carriers. Indiana electrical workers affected Public Service Co. Some 2,500 at Cessna Aircraft Co. Wichita walked out amid pending contracts. Contracts expired May 1 and July 14 extension negotiated for steel industry.
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Cessna Aircraft Co
Wichita
Kan
International Assn. of Machinists
Points Settled in Dairy Negotiations Stall Settlement
No agreement reached after a marathon negotiation among dairy workers and employers in Austin. Union representative Mrs. Stasia Haverberg said key contract points were clarified but wages remained open. Dairies offered 7 a week raise this year and 5 next year, rejected by the union which asked 15 and 10 respectively.
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Stasia Haverberg
Independence Day Closings Dominant in Austin Area
Holiday closings prevail as Austin area prepares July Fourth events at Johnsburg Lyle and Shrine Circus at Mower County Fairgrounds. Federal workers observe Friday holiday. Social Security Office closes while Austin Post Office runs regular schedule with compensatory time. Shrine Circus offers 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. shows. Packers host Marcusen Park exhibition vs Minneapolis Corys Sunday after beating Albert Lea Saturday. Spring Valley to hold annual war show.
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Herald
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Albert Lea
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Inflation Seen as Key Issue in 1960 Campaign
President Eisenhower named inflation as a major issue for the 1960 race. He urged a balanced budget for the new fiscal year and anticipated starting to pay off the 286 billion dollar national debt. He said Congress also expects debt reduction in the coming year after approving a 285 billion dollar permanent debt ceiling.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Last Building Bill Reached Accord In Minnesota Session
A conference committee reached a compromise on the state building bill delaying adjournment of a 10 week special session. The package funds state institutions and the University of Minnesota at about 52 million dollars for two years with a Brainerd hospital allotment of 3.9 million replacing the prior 13.9 million plan. The measure also puts a temporary limit of 295 billion and notes fiscal year deficits around 13 billion. President Eisenhower addressed inflation expectations and marked his 43rd wedding anniversary.
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Charles Root
Minneapolis
Senate
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Charles Halsted
Brainerd
Eisenhower
House
Eisenhower Says No Formula for Happy Marriage
At a news conference President Eisenhower reflected on 43 years of marriage, saying no formula exists and that his union has grown happier with time. He also touched on other topics, noting summit discussions. Continued on page 19.
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Eisenhower
Luebke Elected West German President in Electoral Vote
Heinrich Luebke aged 64, agriculture minister, was elected president of West Germany by the Electoral College. The Christian Democratic candidate defeated Socialist Carlo Schmid and Liberal FDP choice Max Becker on the second ballot, receiving 526 of 1 038 votes, six over the required total, after 517 votes in earlier ballots.
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Ronald Adenauer
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Carlo Schmid
Max Becker
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Iron Ore Carriers Tied Up in Duluth
Four iron ore carriers were tied up in the Duluth-Superior harbor after a walkout by Local 3000 United Steelworkers. About 25 more ships were expected to join the disruption at Duluth-Superior, Two Harbors, and Ashland as they clear Sault Ste. Marie locks en route to upper lakes ports.
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Ashland
Wis
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Soviet Exhibition Opens to Packed House in New York
The Soviet Exhibition, a 10 million dollar extravaganza, opened at the New York Coliseum to favorable reviews. About 1,000 people stood in the sun for the first show, and organizers expect 40,000 to 50,000 visitors during the 42 day run.
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Eisenhower says he will not pick 1960 GOP nominee
President Eisenhower told a news conference he will avoid indicating any private or public choice for the 1960 Republican presidential nominee. He noted the party has several able men of vigorous years who could be chosen with honor.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Nine Teens Choose Whipping Over Jail in Florida Court
In Tavares Florida County Judge W Troy Hall Jr offered nine youths aged 17 to 18 a choice of 90 days in jail or corporal punishment in his courtroom following a trespassing incident. The boys opted for the whipping as a deputy administered 2 to 25 blows each with a four inch belt. Emmett Peter reported on the scene.
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Tavares
Fla
W. Troy Hall Jr
Hall
Emmett Peter
Peter
U S Agencies Start Year Unfunded Missing Money For July
Washington AP reports that over twenty government agencies entered 1960 without confirmed funding. Congress passed a stopgap bill providing money for July only, about one twelfth of full budget levels, with the Defense Department funded at just over three billion dollars for the month.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Defense Department
Tax Bill OKd in Minnesota as new fiscal year begins
Minnesota opened a new fiscal year with the omnibus tax bill approved by both houses and signed by Governor Freeman before midnight. The measure adds about 46 million dollars in revenue to balance a 476 million budget, passing 87-40 in the House after a 46-19 Senate vote, while a special session continued into its tenth week with unresolved items.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Financial House
Freeman
House
Senate
Marshall Man Killed in Car Accident
Lar rimere L. Sorenson of Marshall, age 38, died when his car left Highway 23 about 11 miles southwest of Marshall, striking guard rails after missing a curve Tuesday night. Statewide traffic toll rose to 270 this year, compared with 312 a year ago. Senate and House tax and building disputes dominated news as lawmakers debated a state buildings bill funding hospitals, colleges, and the university, with liberals and conservatives split on tax measures and funding levels.
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Free man assigns GOP blame for Minnesota special session
Gov. Free man faulted the Republican party for the extra legislative session and the tax program, arguing Senate obstruction kept withholding from failing, while praising five tax bill improvements and noting balanced two year revenue though deficits may be fixed later. Gasoline prices across Minneapolis-St Paul fell slightly as refiner runs eased.
Weather Bulletin From The Herald
The Herald reports cloudy conditions with readings at Reef of Fire Station at 8 30 a m. High earlier in the 24 hours was 44 and the low 44 hours ago was 4 percent. General weather remains cloudy. The Herald Building weather listing notes similar conditions.
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