Minneapolis Morals Squad Resigns as Mayor Reforms Unit
Five members of Minneapolis police morals squad quit en masse after Mayor P Kenneth Peterson questioned their handling of gambling control. A new squad was named with Dan Graff as leader, while Milton Winslow replaced E I Walling as chief.
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Minneapolis
P. Kenneth Peterson
Peterson
Milton Winslow
E. I. Walling
Jake Sullivan
Winslow
Wilson
Dan Graff
Sullivan
Russell Krueger
Bruce Lindberg
John W. Fitzgerald
Virginia cooperative nets 1.51 million loan approval
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $1,510,000 loan to the Northern Electric Cooperative Assn of Virginia, Minnesota, on Wednesday to expand rural electric service.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Northern Electric Cooperative Assn
Virginia
Minn
Weather Readings From Herald Weather Site
Official U S readings show Roger of Fire Station at 83 30 today. Temperature 80. Low 61 in past 24 hours. High 96 in past 24 hours. General weather clear.
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U. S
Herald
Roger of
Evacuees Registered in Minnesota Civil Defense Drill
VFW Women in Austin and Grand Meadow register Twin City evacuees for a nationwide civil defense exercise. Mower County logs 500 evacuees in Austin and Grand Meadow and sends registrations to the Central Inquiry Bureau in Owatonna for disaster victim clearing.
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Minneapolis
VFW
Robert Rasmussen
Paul Lattin
Hans Paulson
Owatonna
Austin Vfw
Twin City
Minnesota
Mower County
Austin
Grand Meadow
Central Inquiry Bureau
State Civil Defense
Mower County Welfare Dept
St Paul Driver Escapes Solvent Blast in Chicago
Michael J. Torntore, 44, of St. Paul, survived an 80 drum paint solvent explosion on Chicago’s southwest side. He halted his semitrailer and jumped to safety as flames and blasts damaged seven buildings, two autos, and the truck and contents valued over 25 thousand dollars. Torntore had picked up solvent in Chicago en route to the Twin Cities. Moore Motor Freight Lines owned the truck.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Michael J. Torntore
Torntore
Twin Cities
Moore Motor Freight Lines
No Compromise on Rights Issue
Lyndon B. Johnson said any Senate compromise on the civil rights controversy is premature and inaccurate. Republican sponsors push to narrow enforcement provisions of the bill to protecting Negro and minority voting rights, meeting Southern objections to federal troops for school and public place desegregation.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Aga Khan Dies at 79 in Geneva
The Aga Khan III, a wealthy Muslim leader with vast wealth and influence, died in Geneva at 79 after heart disease worsened. He was famed as a sportsman and statesman, former League of Nations president, and father to Aly Khan and Sadruddin, with his funeral and succession plans under discussion.
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Switzerland
Aga Khan III
Aga Khan
League of Nations
Aly Khan
Prince Sadruddin
Aga
Aly
Rita Hayworth
Sadruddin
Nina Dyer
London
Paris
Versoix
Asia
Africa
Pakistan
India
Afghanistan
Iran Arabia
Syria
Morocco
Zanzibar
Court Grants Defense Access to FBI Oral Statement
Federal Judge Robert L. Taylor ordered defense counsel to receive R G Crossno's oral FBI statement in the Clinton segregation cases while denying access to the full FBI file. The ruling follows defense demands for cross examination material and cites a Supreme Court rule on defendants studying certain records. Defendants include 15 Tennesseans and John Kasper, charged with violating a federal injunction against school integration.
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Tenn
Robert L. Taylor
R. G. Crossne
Clinton School Board
FBI
Taylor
Clinton
Crossno
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
Sesson
U. S
U. S. Dist
John C. Crawford Jr
Paul Turner
John Kasper
New Jersey
Tennessee
J. Benjamin Simmons
Washington, D.C
Kasper
George W. Williams
Baltimore
John C. Crawford
U.S
Crawford
Supreme Court
Davenport Police Raid Oddsmaker Seizes Records
Sheriff Pete Wildman said deputies seized books and records from an Davenport office said to be run by Leo Hirschfield operator of a Minneapolis oddsmaking service that had shifted to Davenport. Hirschfield was taken for questioning as county and state officials review potential violations.
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Davenport
Pete Wildman
Leo Hirschfield
Minneapolis
Wildman
Hirschfield
Minneapolis Star
Athletic Publications, Inc
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Des Moines
Alaska Plane Crash Kills 6
ANCHORAGE Alaska Six persons were killed Wednesday at King Salmon Airport on Bristol Bay when a twin engine Lockheed Electra crashed on takeoff. Victims identified by the Civil Aeronautics Administration include W Redfield Vose Polly Evans Edward Coligny and Ralph Huthes. The plane reached about 500 feet altitude before nosing over and burning.
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Alaska
King Salmon
Bristol Bay
Civil Aeronautics Administration
W. Redfield Vose
New York
Virgin Islands
H. B. Friele
Bellevue
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Harold B. Friele Jr
Nakeen
Polly Evans
J. A. Evans
Augusta
Edward Coligny
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ralph Huthes
CAA
Small Price Boosts Add Up to Big Bite
Inflation hits pocketbooks as staged price gains accumulate across goods. Sam Dawson’s second article on "In flation" runs on page 21 of today’s Herald and is noted as interesting reading.
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Sam Dawson
Herald
New York Open Market Quotes Canadian Dollar Premium
The quote shows the Canadian dollar in New York at 431 32 percent premium and 104 96 percent of a U.S. cent off per cent of a cent.
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New York
U.S
Three Bears Turr o strike Nordlof Cabin Camp
Visitors at Nordlof Cabins near Hovland in Grand Marais Minnesota report a live mauling by two adult bears. The animals broke a two inch water pipe and raided garbage cans before Mrs Nordquist hurled rocks, sending the bears away and prompting a call to game wardens for possible follow up.
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Grand Marais
Minn
Nordlof
Hoviand
David Nordquist
Local 9 Considers Pension Trust Proposal Vote Tonight
Local 9 members will vote on a plan affecting the Profit Sharing Trust and pension. The proposal says funds in the trust before 1947, or $244 million, are not used to reduce pension, with $3,600 after 1947 providing $22.50 toward the pension and a $45 minimum after 30 years at age 65. The plan also ties the trust to collective bargaining and assigns portions to the employee or company as described.
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Geo. A. Hormel and Co
Weekend Heat Expected as Minnesota Sees Record Temperatures
The weather summary notes highs around 90s with some areas nearing 100 in Minnesota. Cities like Austin Duluth Redwood Falls St. Cloud Bemidji and the Twin Cities report 70s to 90s with humidity rising and a brisk breeze helping temper the heat. Forecasters warn of a possible 101 reading Sunday at the Weather Observatory near the Fire Station.
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Duluth
Redwood Falls
St. Cloud
Bemidji
Twin Cities
Nesday
Malenkov Assigned To East Kazakhstan Hydro Plant
Geor gi Malenkov moved from Moscow to head a hydro electric plant in East Kazakhstan about 1800 miles away. Once Stalin’s app paratchik and ally of Kaganovich and Molotov he now faces a volatile shift as Khrushchev realigns leadership and old allies become wary partners.
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Moscow
Kazakhstan
Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
V. M. Molotov
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Molotov
Kaganovich
Stalin
Supreme Court allows delivering GI to Japan for trial
The Supreme Court 8-0 uphheld the U S governments move to turn over GI William Girard to Japan for trial in the killing of a Japanese woman. Chief Justice Warren read the unsigned opinion upholding executive authority in absence of constitutional bars. The ruling supports the status of forces agreement and signals a major administration victory amid debate in Congress over constitutional protections for GIs overseas.
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Supreme Court
U. S
GI William
Girard
Japan
Executive Department
United States
Warren
America
U.S
Congress
Moscow Says Ex-Kremlin Leaders Face No Persecution
Radio Moscow asserts none of the ousted Kremlin leaders faces persecution and that Georgi Malenkov will run a distant power plant while other leaders take unspecified posts. The broadcast claims Malenkov’s appointment as hydroelectric plant manager at Ust Kamenogorsk proves the Soviet system is democratic.
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Moscow Radio
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Ust Kamenogorsk
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