Humphrey Presses TV Equal Time Revision
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey calls for swift revision of the radio TV equal time rule after a partial blackout blocks his appearance on CBS Face the Nation. He says CBS deemed him an official candidate and would require other aspirants equal time, while NBC invited him to Today.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
CBS
Face the Nation
Mickelson
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
West and Soviet Fail in Berlin Parley
Western ministers led by Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville failed to move Soviet Gromyko on linking a 18 month Berlin standstill to a German reunification plan. Officials expect secret sessions to drive any future progress as public talks yield little.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Gromyko
Couve de Murville
New Cornea Transplants Possible Four Months After Death
Duke University surgeon Dr. Nicholas G. Georgiade reports a new technique using a nutrient solution to keep tissue alive, potentially enabling cornea transplants four months after donor death. Experiments so far involve animal tissue with dog skin surviving over four years in cold storage.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
Nicholas G. Georgiade
International Congress of Plastic Surgeons
London
England
Bitter Fight is Due on Control Bill
A bitter fight on a labor management controls bill looms in the House as Republicans denounce the measure while Democrats split on provisions. The House Labor Committee moved toward a revised Senate bill, removing criminal sanctions for browbeating and favoring civil injunctions, while adopting a prehire amendment allowing contractor entry into agreements with building trades unions without a prior election.
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House Labor Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
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Kearns
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Freeman pledges tighter budget and expanded self survey
Gov Freeman tells state department heads that the objective is to expose no skeletons in the closet and no fat in the budget. He moves to broaden Minnesota's self survey with more lawmakers and public press participation and orders a full reexamination of operating procedures.
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Gov. Freeman
Minnesota
Arthur Naftalin
Freeman
Spring Valley Man Admits Four Burglaries
Milton Thompson, 22, confessed to four burglaries after day long questioning in Fillmore County. Thompson and Kenneth Glynn, 52, were arrested after a 800 pound Loomer Oil safe fell from their car. They face arraignment on first degree grand larceny charges.
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Fillmore County
Neil Haugerud
Milton Thompson
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Corn Belt Faces Moisture Shortages Threatening Crop Forecast
Washington AP reports moisture shortages intensify in the midwestern corn belt and parts of the nation, potentially undermining the Agriculture Department and Weather Bureau forecast of a record 4.2 billion bushels of corn this year. Major development in the Midwest has reached a critical stage.
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The
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Postman Patents Safe Dog Muzzle in Winchester
Winchester Virginia G W Jones, a 28 year postman, has patented a dog muzzle that allows panting and drinking but prevents biting. The device targets safer pet handling and canine safety in public spaces.
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Winchester
G. W. Jones
Jones
Steel Talks Stalemated Over Nationwide Steel Strike
The third day of the nationwide steel strike saw production losses approach 100 million dollars as 500000 United Steelworkers remain on picket lines. Industry and union leaders show little optimism and no sign of retreat as allied sectors suffer and 25,000 workers are idled.
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Bethlehem
New York
Howard R. Hague
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Chicago
J. W. Abel
Grubbe Cancer Operation Delayed After Fall
In Chicago the second cancer operation for Dr Emil H Grubbe 84 a pioneer of X ray therapy was postponed at Swedish Covenant Hospital. Surgery to remove the index and small fingers of his right hand will be rescheduled next week after he suffered systemic shock from a Thursday fall. Grubbe had continued his work despite ninety one prior operations since 1895 when severe radiation burns occurred.
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Emil H. Grubbe
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Grubbe
Ambassador's Call Trips Up 2 Policemen
U S ambassador John Hay Whitney interrupted an alleged payback scheme by two cops pressuring East Side bar owner Saverio Turiello for 250 dollars. The tale links Whitney to Turiello through mutual contacts and a shared hairdresser wife, with Whitney assisting by alerting Police Commissioner Stephen Kennedy.
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U.S
Great Britain
John Hay Whitney
East Side
New York Post
Mrs. Whitney
Jock Whitney
Saverio Turiello
Castro resigns as Cuba's prime minister amid mixed signals
Fidel Castro quits the post amid worker strikes and parades showing support. Raul Castro confirms the move while reports say opposition within Cuba grows and Diaz Sanz accuses Castro of communism. Castro planned a later news conference to explain his decision.
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Castro
Manuel Urutia
Revolucion
Raul Castro
Pedro Luiz Diaz Sanz
Diaz
U.S
Cuba
Girl testifies in juvenile court over father abuse
One year-old Shirley Voeller testified in a Royalton Minnesota juvenile court that she killed her father Julius Voeller after he mistreated her and the children. She described tying him to a chair and blindfolding him as part of a game before striking him with a public safety item on July 9. The case was continued for disposition next week. Shirley and her sisters Jan 11 Mary 10 will stay at a St. Cloud orphanage. The family had moved from Huron South Dakota a year earlier and had a history of separations and a divorce a decade ago. Shirley’s attorney presented a leather strap the mother claimed was used to beat them.
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Minn
Royalton
Charles Fortier
Shirley Voeller
Julius
Shirley
Huron
Voellers
Lee
Janet
Presentation Childrens Home
Sioux Falls
George P. Wentzel
Weather Report From The Herald
Reading at 8 30 am minus 58 degrees. High in past 24 hours was 24, low minus 58. General condition cloudy. Precipitation 65. Report filed at The Herald Office.
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