Rebels Free 5 More Hostages in Cuba Crisis
Cuban rebels released three more captives today while 36 U.S. citizens and one Canadian remained held. A U.S. Navy helicopter evacuated four Americans and one Canadian to Guantanamo as talks with Raul Castro continued.
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Havana
Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Naval Base
John N. Schissler
Montgomery
Ala
Goldfine Papers Reported Stolen Hidden Mike Found
Soviet Armenia release of nine U.S. airmen followed a forced down event and transfer to U.S. authorities on the Soviet Iran border. Nine Army men remained in East German custody after a helicopter incident. Tass reported the Armenia airmen were handed to a U.S. Army rep at Astara near the Caspian region.
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Mike
Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S.S
Soviet Armenia
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
East Germany
Tass
Armenia
U.S. Army
Bordr
Astara
Azerbaijan
Caspian Sea
U.S.S.R
Microphone Planted During Goldfine Adams Probe
A microphone was found under a door in a hotel adjoining Bernard Goldfine aides amid a House subcommittee probe into Goldfine and White House aide Sherman Adams. Baron Shacklette admitted placing the device as the inquiry intensified with FBI and police investigations ongoing.
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Lloyd B. Farr
Roger Robb
Bernard Goldfine
Washington
Boston
Goldfine
White House
Sherman Adams
FBI
Baron I. Shacklette
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Baron Shacklette
House
Subcommittee
AP Photofax
Shacklette
Jack Lotto
Adams
Mildred Paperman
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Two Air Gun Snipers Nabbed in Mill City
Minneapolis AP report says two men William A. Koetz and Harlan W. Bulman both 23 were held without charge after admitting they fired .177 caliber air pellets from a car at strollers in the Twin Cities area over nine days. Seven victims reported pellet hits. Guns found in Bulman attic.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
William A. Koetz
Harlan W. Bulman
Joseph Rusinko
Bulman
Rusinko
University of Minnesota Engineer Released by Cuban Rebels
Eugene P. Pfleicher, 47, of St Paul, a mining engineer for Moa Bay Mining Co., said he and four other North Americans were treated well during eight days in captivity after being kidnapped at Moa. Rebels showed them suspected bomb evidence but provided good care and moved them between coffee plantations and Raul Castro's headquarters. Pfleicher may stay in Cuba rest of summer. his wife told of the release.
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Ing
U.S
Park Wollam
Santiago
Raul Castro
Fidel
Schissler
Wollam
United States
Raul
Moa Bay Mining Co
Cuba
E. P. Pfleicher
The
Universiy of
Minnesota
Edward H. Cordes
Fanwood
N.J
Roman Cecilia
ST. Paul
University of Minnesota
Eugene P. Pfleicher
Pfleicher
Freeport Sulphur Co
McCarthy Enters Senate Race Attacks Thye Record
Rep. Eugene McCarthy of St. Paul filed as a Democrat for the U S Senate seat held by Republican Edward J. Thye. He said his campaign will highlight differences in social security welfare labor and farm policy among other issues and urged voters to judge senators by influence and national service.
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United States
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin Moraine National Park Proposed in 500 Mile Belt
Rep. Henry S. Reuss introduced a bill to authorize Wisconsin’s first national park Moraine National Park. The proposed 500 mile strip would span 33 counties and include the full range of Wisconsin glacial moraines. The idea originated with Milwaukee conservationist Raymond T. Zillmer.
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Washington
Congress
Wisconsin
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Raymond T. Zillmer
Milwaukee
Iowan filling tractor burned near Riceville
Lester Moore 29 suffered third degree burns to his legs and second degree burns to an arm wrist elbows and face when gas spill caused a farm tractor fire nine miles south of New Haven. Five Riceville balers and 29 volunteers aided haying as Moore faces skin grafts and possible rehab after a 1956 crash left him with leg injuries.
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Riceville
Iowa
Lester Moore
Moore
New Haven
Stark
Weather Readings From Herald Site At Fire Station
The Herald Weather Site records show a high of 81 and a low of 46 for the previous 24 hours. At 3 a.m. temperatures were 50 with clear skies and general weather conditions reported as clear.
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U. S
Herald Weather
Fire Damages Mill City Bar in Minneapolis
AP reports a fire at Williams Bar in downtown Minneapolis caused about 75000 in damage. Discovered around 3 am it started in a rear booth and spread through the bar, with water and smoke also harming a neighboring jewelry store and the Hellenic American Legion Post bingo room above.
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Minneapolis
Williams Bar
Sixth St
Hennepin Ave
Hellenic American Legion Post
Holiday Traffic Toll Drops From Early Projections
A report from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS notes fewer than expected fatalities during the holiday period. Officials say improved road safety, policing, and weather contributed to the lower toll, though authorities caution that every death is a loss and urge continued caution on highways.
July Fourth Holiday Traffic Toll Seen Low but Rising
The Nation al Safety Council reported cautious driving kept the three day holiday traffic deaths near historical levels with late reports possibly lifting totals but likely below the Memorial Day record of 371. Early fast starts cooled after Saturday and enforcement plus previous high tolls shaped the outlook.
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National Safety Council
the Safety Council
Minnesota Traffic Toll Tops 300 in Week of Crashes
Five more people died in Minnesota crashes. A St. Cloud area collision killed two children and a man. a carnival truck overturned near Buffalo killing an eight month old. a 19 year old girl died near Cohasset. The toll rose to 325 with Sundays total.
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Minnesota
St. Cloud
McGregor
Nancy Norell
Larry
Edward J. Norell Jr
Minneapolis
Wayne
Norell
Carpenter
Michael
William Wilkins
Milaca
Arthur Wieberdink
Princeton
Roger Dean Thompson
Sioux City
Iowa
Buffalo
Minn
Willard Krucek
Wright County
Art B. Thomas
Ione Nimlos
Orrin Nimlos
Cohasset
Acci
Boy Drowns as Boat Capsizes on Cedar Lake Near Monterey
A 32 year old boy named Gregory Olson drowned when a boat carrying six people tipped over on Cedar Lake near Monterey. Gregory was among the Olson family and relatives aboard. Henry Clow and Gayle Hanson rescued the others. His body was found about three hours later. A separate drowning of Clarence A. Meline, 46, of Rochester, occurred Thursday in Lake Sylvia near Annandale and was recovered.
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Associated Press
Cedar Lake
Monterey
Gregory Olson
Kenneth Olson
Triumph-Monterey
Gregory
Nicki
Kendrick
JoAnne Burkhardt
Henry Clow
Gayle Hanson
Clarence A. Meline
Rochester
Lake Sylvia
Annandale
Third Quad at Mankato Dies
The third Hansen quadruplet, Penelope, died at 5:45 a.m. at Immanuel hospital in Mankato. Rebecca remains in satisfactory condition while sister twins Christine and Deborah died the same night. The babies weighed about two pounds and were two months premature.
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Mankato
Immanuel Hospital
Penelope
Rebecca
Gerald Hansen
Christine
Deborah
Boy 4 Hurt When Car Hits Tricycle Near Home
Four year old Craig Vietor sustained a skull fracture after a westbound car struck his tricycle on Lyndale Street in front of the family home at 1308. He was taken to St Olaf Hospital for treatment and observation. police investigate. Driver Marilyn Spetin, 17, of 807 Moscow, was treated for shock.
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Craig Vietor
Lyndale
St. Olaf Hospital
Marilyn G. Spetin
Moscow
Prank Calls Ruin Austin Women’s Europe Trip Hopes
Dozens of area women received calls claiming New York was calling and that they had won an all expense paid trip to Paris via Pan American Airways. The hoax involved a Joanne Woodward Oscar question from a supposed Jack Paar show. The scam caused disappointment, with some packing and planning before being told it was a prank.
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Europe
Austin
New York
Jack Paar
Joanne Woodward
Paris
Pan American Airways
Germany
France
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Russ
Prober
Harris
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Goldfine Camp
Robb
Miss Paperman
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Moaday
Pfleider
Kent
Buckingham
Mrs. Pfleider
Thye
Mark McGovern
McGovern
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Toll
Jovanka Broz
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nasser
United Arab Republic
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Egypt
Foreston
Norells
44Th Ave. S
Novells
Aitkin
Franklin Manufacturing Co
Northwest Airlines
Mankato, Minn
Hansen
Craig Is
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