Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital
Local births and funeral notices list several births at St Olaf Hospital Austin and memorial services for residents. Names include Jay Fawyer Ronald Rogers Robert Wells and others with dates May 31 and June 1. Funeral services for Cotter Baldwin Burkhardt and Wradislavsky are noted with parlor locations and church or cemetery details. Bodies arriving in Austin and services at St John's Lutheran Church, Blooming Prairie, and Calvary Cemetery are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Fawyer
Austn
Ronald Rogers
4Th Ave
Robert Wells
10Th St
David Bardouche
10Th St. NW
St. John's Lutheran Church
Robert B. Hamp
Blooming Prairie Cemetery
Wradislavskys
Paul J. Ingvaldson
Donald L. Ingvaldson
Robert Christensen
Wayne Brandt
LeRoy Brandt
David
Tractor Back and Back Aches Among Modern Farm Families
The piece compares old horse teams with tractors, noting greater strain on farmers and more fatigue from concentration and jolting. It urges addressing back pain with chiropractic care, offering a Helrock 7.3994 consultation and claiming only solvable cases are accepted.
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Hemrock
Birthday thanks from Michael Moon and family
Michael Moon thanks relatives and friends for 80th birthday wishes and blessings. He recalls Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Rev. Reed for hospital and home visits, plus cards, gifts, food, and flowers during his recovery at Methodist Hospital Rochester. Mrs. Oscar Holst cites heartfelt gratitude.
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Trinity Lutheran Ladies
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Rev. Reed
Communist Official Has Lung Cancer
Eugene Dennis chairman of the Communist Party of the United States underwent lung cancer surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital. The party said he has a long heart ailment and will need a long recovery. Dennis became chairman last December after serving as national secretary since 1957. Gus Hall succeeded him as national secretary.
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New York
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party of the
Dennis
Gus Hall
Approve New Iowa Bridge Boosts Senate Public Works Action
Washington authorization for a new bridge over Coralville Reservoir in Iowa gained support in a Senate Public Works Committee bill. Estimated cost is 1.18 million dollars. The old bridge between Solon and North Liberty flooded with reservoir rise. Other items include 38000 for the Mississippi River at Dubuque and 155000 for Decatur Lake Bend.
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Washington
Coralville Reservoir
Iowa
Senate Public Works Committee
Solon
North Liberty
Senate
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Decatur Lake Bend
Stevenson Outlines His Grand Strategy for Peace
Adlai E. Stevenson proposed a five point grand strategy for peace aimed at recovering initiative in the cold war and restoring confidence in American leadership. He urged NATO deterrence, a stronger Western alliance, long term aid for poor nations, a universal commitment to freedom, and showcasing American progress in schooling research health housing and public services. He labeled the summit a defeat for Eisenhower and Khrushchev and warned the Stalinist faction in Russia was strengthened.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Textile Workers Union
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Washington
NATO
Western Alliance
Free World
Atlantic Council
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
China
Tornado Strikes Area Causing Power and Property Damage
The storm dimmed lights at the power plant and cut many telephone lines. Two cattle died from lightning on the James Cronin farm near Dexter. Hail fell heavily and insurers expect additional unreported damage.
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Harold Lamon
James Cronin
Dexter
U2 Flight Inquiry Ties to Paris Summit Collapse
Dryden dismissed after two hours of testimony as Fulbright says Gates will be questioned and notes Dulles refused to reveal U2 mission details. Gore presses Dulles on mission importance near the summit. Fulbright says the State Department and White House led handling, not the CIA.
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Dryden
Fulbright
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Gates
Defense Department
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Dulles
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
State Department
White House
CIA
Belt Line Lighting Bids Set For June 17
The Minnesota Highway Dept will consider bids on a lighting system and traffic signs for the Belt Line on June 17. Lights would run from Highway 218 N to the bridge under construction at the Country Club entrance, and signs would be placed along the Belt Line from Highway 16 W to the Country Club bridge.
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Minnesota Highway Dept
Country Club Entrance
Country Club Bridge
Jury Selection Continues in Child Death Trial
In St Cloud Minnesota jurors began selection in the third degree murder case of Martin Kamp Jr 24 accused of smothering his six months old daughter Marianne to stop her crying Five jurors were chosen in Stearns County District Court Marianne died July 28 1959 while the mother worked in a St Cloud case Kamp was committed to Minnesota Security Hospital at St Peter November 4 and released to Stearns County sheriff custody last January
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Martin Kamp Jr
St. Cloud
Stearns County
Marianne
Kamp
Minnesota Security
St. Peter
Enjoin Firms From Merger in Antitrust Case
In Kansas City a U S district court granted a temporary injunction in a civil antitrust suit involving Gamble Skogmo Inc of Minneapolis and Western Auto Supply Co. Bernard C Gamble chairs both firms. The order bars merging or asset com mingling. The government alleges Gamble Skogmo controls Western Auto and the arrangement threatens competition.
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Kansas City
Gamble- Skogmo, Inc
Minneapolis
U.S
Western Auto Supply Co
Bernard C. Gamble
Gamble-Skogmo
Western Auto
Youth Sleeping on Road Dies in North Dakota
A 14 year old Halliday boy was killed instantly when, sleeping on a Mercer County road near Dodge, he was run over by a car driven by Roy Hollen. The incident raised North Dakota’s 1960 traffic toll to 40, two days after another fatal collision near Casselton.
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Associated Press
Halliday
N.D
Mercer
Dodge
Corlinus
Mary Ann Leppke
Carrington
Casselton
Highway Patrol
Roy Hollen
Snow
Hollen
Natural Gas for Taconite Plants and Towns in Minnesota
First contracts signed for natural gas use in Minnesota taconite processing. A 62 mile 16 inch pipeline from Duluth to Silver Bay will supply up to 12 million cubic feet daily for taconite processing and 14 million for the Silver Bay power plant. Gas will also serve Two Harbors and Silver Bay as Reserve Mining Co. partners with Northern Natural Gas Co. and Iron Ranges Natural Gas Co. The firms seek Federal Power Commission permission to build the pipeline.
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Duluth, Minn
Minnesota
Duluth
Silver Bay
Reserve Mining Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Iron Ranges Natural Gas Co
St. Paul
Two Harbors
W. A. Strauss
Northern
Federal Power Commission
Summing Khrushchev Motives After the 1960 Summit
James Marlow analyzes why Khrushchev scuttled the Paris summit and how Western leaders, including Macmillan and Eisenhower, offered competing theories. He argues no single motive is proven as Khrushchev left the West guessing and confused.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Vending Ban Heads to Court Test in Des Moines Area
A Des Moines case challenges a ban on cigarette vending machines operable by remote control. Capital Venders Inc and John Stamatelos of West Des Moines Music Co face the court over the vending restrictions.
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Des Moines
Iowner
Capital Venders, Inc
John Stamatelos
West Des Moines Music Co
Clyde B Gayles, Tribune Ad Manager, Dies at 73
Clyde B. Gayles 73 former national advertising manager of the Chicago Tribune died Tuesday after several months illness. A native of Valparaiso Indiana he joined the Tribune in 1910.
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Chicago
Clyde B. Gayles
The
Chicago Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Tribune
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Carmen K. Johnson
Harmony
Karen K. Johnson
8Th Ave. SE
Larry A. Shaw
Grand Meadow
Donna K. Johnson
Burkhardt
Marie Burkhardt
San Mateo
Calif
Wor
Lein Funeral Home
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Mona
Austin
Louise Wradislavsky
Louise
John Mueller
Hungary
Joseph Vladislavsky
St. Louis
Vladislavsky
11Th St
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Wradislavsky
Alvin Anderson
Anna
San Pablo
Blooming Prairie
Ange Christensen
Johanna
Thornton
Walter Finneman
Monterey Park
Walter Brandt
Tressa
Raymond Furtney
Mary
Durand
Wis
Joseph Jr
Dodge Center
John
Oakland Ave
E. Austin
Michael Moon
Oscar Holst
Monarch
Kelvinator
Maytag
RCA
Hoover
Land-O-Nod
Alexander-Smith
Roxbury
Magee
Whittall
Door Awards
Diune
Adams, Minn
Maine
Great Lakes Area
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Oklahoma
Plains
U2 Flight
Belt Line
Rich Plan Nation-Wide Food Service
Hormel
Best” Beef
Zero Delivery — Financing Counster Service
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Macmillan
West
West Berlin
Paris
Moscow
Oakland
Home Federal
Federal Way
Spring Valley
Roc Hesten
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