U S Responds to Soviet Charges Over Downed Recon Plane
United States vows to expose Soviet charges as false after a U S reconnaissance plane was shot down near the Soviet Union. At the UN Security Council Lodge calls the incident criminal and piratical while Kuznetsov presses for a resolution condemning U S air force actions. The pilots Lt John R McKone and Lt Freeman B Olmstead testified to a military intelligence mission. The crew’s wives appealed for their release.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations Security Council
Lodge
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Soviet Union
Kuznetsov
Andrei A. Gromyko
John Richard McKone
Tonganoxie
Kan
Freeman B. Olmstead
Elmira
Olmstead
Post 91 Color Unit Keeps Title at state convention
Austin Post 91 Color Unit defends color guard title at the state American Legion convention in Moorhead amid competition from five squads while Golden Valley wins Class B unopposed. Gov Freeman lauds Legion contributions to traffic safety and highway safety programs. Delegates urge withholding recognition of Castro until free elections and back liberalized veterans pensions.
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Austin American Legion Post 91
State Legion
Moorhead
Austinites
Golden Valley
Orville L. Freeman
Legion
American Legion
Freeman
Legionville
The
United States
Fidel Castro
Rochester Publisher Dies of Heart Attack
Rochester publisher and longtime Post Bulletin owner Leland Withers known as Doc died at home from a heart attack after a life in newspapers. He led the Minnesota Associated Press and Minnesota Editorial Association, served in World War I, and chaired civic groups in Rochester. Surviving are his widow three sons eight grandchildren and a brother with funeral plans set for Monday at the Congregational Church.
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Minnesota Associated Press
Minnesota Editorial Assn
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Inland Daily Press Assn
Rochester
University of Minnesota
Faribault
Withers
Daily Bulletin
Daily Post and Record
The
Post- Bulletin
Clare W. Blakely
Charles
Robert
John
Minneapolis
Will Witherstine
Grand Forks
N.D
H. H. Witherstine
Congregational Church
Lodge matriarch leaves $900000 estate for heirs
Elizabeth Lodge mother of two U S ambassadors died July 1 and left a $900000 estate. Probate petition shows each son Henry Cabot Lodge and John Davis Lodge will receive one third. The remaining third goes to a daughter.
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Washington
Elizabeth Lodge
U. S
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
Spain
Lumumba Aims for U.S. Aid to Fund Congo Plan
Premier Patrice Lumumba flies to New York to seek American capital and technical aid for Congo development as he reviews the Congo crisis with Dag Hammarskjold. He signs a two billion dollar mineral and power deal with an American financier amid competing bids from the Soviet Union and East Germany.
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United Nations, N. Y
Patrice Lumumba
United States
Congo
Lumumba
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
U.N
New York
Leopoldville
Soviet Union
East Germany
Katanga
Five Die as Western Fires Ravage 200000 Acres
Wildfires across the West scorched more than 200000 acres with temperatures in the 90s and lightning blamed for many blazes. Five people died including two World War II bomber crews and a water drop pilot. California losses topped 10 million dollars as crews fought fierce fires near San Simeon Paso Robles and deserts of Montana and Oregon.
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California
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
British Columbia
Angeles National Forest
William Randolph Hearst
Paso Robles
San Francisco
Montana
Paul Cannon
Montana National Guard
Helena
Lewistown
Idaho City
Payette National Forest
Wallowa-Whitman National Forest
Smith Heads Promotion for The Herald
Smith will lead advertising promotions and public relations in his new role while continuing to service retail accounts. He began at THE HERALD in 1937 as classified advertising manager and served in the Army 1942 to 1945.
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Smith
THE
Herald
Relief for Salt Lake Heat Wave Ends Soon
AP reports Salt Lake City faces a cooling trend as the weatherman predicts a high of 92 to 96 degrees today with possible further cooling by Sunday. Friday reached 102 degrees marking the ninth straight day above 100.
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Salt Lake City
Clare Boothe Luce admitted for GI diagnosis at Doctors Hospital
Clare Boothe Luce former U S ambassador to Italy has entered Doctors Hospital for evaluation of a gastrointestinal problem her physician said Friday The notice confirms she sought medical examination and care at the New York hospital as the latest public update on her health status
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
U. S
Italy
Doctors Hospital
Bears dance Charleston after downing 250 quarts in Italy
In Trent near Genoa, two bears escaped keeper Professor Krott and raided a vacant Alpine camp. They consumed five 50-quart demijohns of wine, then performed a wild Charleston and rock n roll before woodsmen recounted the tale to locals.
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Trent
Italy
Salome
Peter Krott
Lares
Genoa
Charleston
Nixon Rockefeller Move Clears Path for Unified Ticket
Vice President Nixon and Gov. Rockefeller reached a compromise on foreign policy and defense, signaling a united Republican platform for November. Rockefeller suggested the draft remains possible, but no second-place bid or explicit endorsement was stated. The agreement covers broad platform issues and signals support for Nixon ahead of the convention.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
United Republican
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rocky
Rockefeller
New York State
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
Kenneth B. Keating
Yn of the Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Rochester American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Mayo Memorial Assn
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Lodge
Rochester Aviation
Security Council
Council
Kitona
Kamina
L. Edgar Detwiler
Congo International Corp
Detweiler
Liberia
Mexico
Guinea
Netherlands
Canada
American European Lines
Associated Press
the Herald
St. Paul
Anthony Lakes
la Grande
New Mexico
Wyoming
Shoshone National Forest
Salt Lake
Lyman Walters
Minneapolis Aquatennial
Judith Mellin
Gail Nygaard
Willmar
Miss Mellin
Judy Nelson
Marlene Rignell
AP Photofax
Clare Luce
Claude Wright
San Dimas Canyon
Calif
NEA Telephoto
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