De Gaulle Warns West Won’t Let Soviets Decide Berlin Fate
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle says the Soviet Union cannot settle Berlin's fate alone and threatens world peace. West Berlin access and freedom remain underlined as allied NATO responses to Moscow's note on separate peace talks continue. In Bonn, West Germany demands elections before any peace treaty with a legitimate government. Refugees flood from East Germany as Berlin sees rising tensions ahead of a potential crisis.
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Moves to light en relief load across the nation
The Associated Press reports widespread moves to cut welfare costs through work requirements, curbs on aid to mothers with illegitimate children, and limits on assistance. Newburgh New York plans to overrule state objections and implement new rules this Saturday, amid rising relief rolls and a call for reevaluation of welfare’s role. Autonomy fears rise as automation spreads and work-for-hour programs gain traction, with Phillipsburg New Jersey already enforcing such a policy since 1958.
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N.Y
Mrs. Perkins Granted Parole to Return to Minnesota
Ruth Paige Bogle Perkins 37, who escaped from a women’s reformatory 11 years ago and lived in Minnesota, was granted parole by the Massachusetts Parole Board. She will fly to Hinckley Minnesota within a week to rejoin her 70 year old former husband Ambrose and their one year old son.
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Mass
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Women’s Reformatory
Minnesota
Massachusetts Parole Board
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Hinckley
Minn
Ambrose
Tahash Named Warden at Minnesota State Prison
Ralph H. Tahash, long time corrections administrator, is named warden of the Minnesota state prison after serving as acting warden since the removal of Douglas C. Rigg. Stanley W. Alexander becomes associate warden in charge of custody. The move follows Rigg’s dismissal over illicit food withdrawals.
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Sandstone, Minn
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Supreme Court
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Gladstone
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Civil Service
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Stillwater
Civil Service Department
Strike at St Peter Threatens Projects
Mankato Minnesota reports a strike by Teamsters local 487 at six plants run by three concrete firms. The action threatens local road building work as negotiators failed to reach a wage deal with the firms. The union seeks a 20 cent per hour raise.
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Mankato
Minn
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Teamsters Local 487
Defense Winds Up Testimony in First Degree Manslaughter Trial
The defense rested in the first degree manslaughter trial of Hans G. Koch Robbinsdale after witnesses Virgil Allen and Linda Allen testified. Linda described a confrontation at Racine Cafe with Virgil grabbing her mother by the hair and a knife in Virgil's belt as the incident preceded Gerald Wilber’s stabbing death.
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Racine Cafe
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Virgil) Allen
Iowa
Mower
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McCloy Heads to White House for Arms Talks
President Kennedy’s top disarmament adviser John J. McCloy meets at the White House with Kennedy and aides Dean Rusk and McGeorge Bundy for final instructions before a new round of talks with the Soviet Union aimed at a broad disarmament conference this summer. Khrushchev’s tougher stance on Berlin and forceful language on UN decisions dampen hopes for progress amid stalled Geneva nuclear test ban negotiations.
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United States
Berlin
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Geneva
U.S
Austin Bus Lines Ends Service at Midnight
Donald Gaughran of Austin Bus Lines announced the employee-owned firm will end bus service at midnight after reporting a daily loss of 50 dollars since school release. A special committee failed to secure backing. past loans leave 4888 dollars owed. The firm plans to stay closed until city action occurs.
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Austin
Donald Gaughran
Austin Bus Lines
Baldy Hansen
Ed Usem
Usem Chevrolet Co
Robert Proof
Geo. A. Hormel & Co. Employe
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Austin High School
Gaughran
Faribault Teacher and Canby Farmwife Die in State Accidents
A Faribault school teacher and a Canby farmwife died in Minnesota traffic accidents Wednesday. The deaths pushed the 1961 state toll to 329, nine more than the same period last year. Mrs. Howard Hill, 30, died after her car struck a bridge north of Canby, plunged into a ravine, and hit a bank. Charles R. Kelley of Faribault was killed when his car rolled over at the junction of highways 218 and 48 south of the Twin Cities.
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Canby
Minnesota
Howard Hill
Charles R. Kelley
Twin Cities
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