Eichmann Hangs Defiantly in Tel Aviv Execution
Adolf Eichmann, former Gestapo leader, was hanged at Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv after being found guilty of crimes against Jews and humanity. He spurned the hood, declared obedience to war rules, and said he was ready to die as guards and officials watched.
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Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Ramieh
Eichmann
Hitler
Mediterranean
Gestapo
Tel Aviv-Jerusalem
Adolph Eichmann
Ramlieh
Germany
AP Photofax
Employment Up Slightly in Midwest
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank reports modest gains in employment production and personal income in early Q2 for the region. Construction leads with a 17 percent year over year rise, unemployment claims drop, and industrial production up eight percent in Q1 suggests further output expansion. May rains improve crops, livestock and irrigation prospects. loan demand remains fairly strong with deposits leveling after spring growth.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Minnesota
Hormel Controller Division Announces Advancement of Four
E. H. Larson, controller for Geo. A. Hormel & Co, announced changes in the Controller Division. S. Johnson becomes manager of accounting services, Marketing Division. John F. Downs moves to manager of accounting services, Processing Division. H. C. Sessions advances to manager of Flavor-Sealed accounting. Walton, a 1933 entrant and former director, remains in the company lineage and civic roles.
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Hormel Controller Division
E. H. Larson
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
N. S. Johnson
Walton
Hormels
Austin High School
John F. Downs
John
Hormel Company
Hormel
H. C. Sessions
Austin Man Heads GOP's Rules Group
Minnesota Republicans named two top committees for the state convention in Minneapolis. Glenn E. Kelley of Austin will chair the 16 member Rules Committee with district representatives and alternates. Malcolm MacKenzie of St Peter will chair the Constitution Committee with two members from each district. Bob Forsythe announced Alan Ravelson as platform chairman and Mrs Roy C Nelson as resolutions chairman. The convention will set a platform and resolutions on state and national issues and endorse state candidates.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Group On Rules
Glenn E. Kelley
Austin
Mower County
GOP
Gary Flakne
Ronald Comb
Parks Dahlgren
Bird Island
Jack O’connor
Granite Falls
Frank King
Long Prairie
Robert Bredeson
Thief River Falls
Thomas F. Hopper
Two Harbors
Rosabelle Mohrenweiser
Mora
Malcolm MacKenzie
St. Peter
Bob Forsythe
Alan Ravelson
Roy C. Nelson
Duluth
Republican Central Committee
Max Conrad Plans Nonstop Flight to Cannes France
Max Conrad a 59 year old Winona Minnesota grandfather prepares a 34 hour non stop flight from Capital City Airport in a single engine Piper Comanche to Cannes France He will take part in ground breaking ceremonies for a Piper facility in Lansing and deliver a Michigan flag to Cannes officials from Lansing mayor Willard Bowerman Jr
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Lansing, Mich
Winona, Minn
Capital City
Cannes
France
Michigan
Lansing
Willard I. Bowerman Jr
Five Trainees From Iron Range Find Minneapolis Jobs
In Minnesota, five of 14 men trained as welders at Virginia for new Iron Range duties have secured work with a Minneapolis boiler company. A state official noted three more are being considered by the same firm.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Frank T. Starkey
Virginia
Market tests investors as Congress eyes probe on stock action
The market rebounds from a sharp slump with heavy volume as buy orders surge and exchanges report gains. Rep. Wright Patman proposes a $750,000 Senate inquiry into market influences while SEC says it has already investigated irregularities and found no proof that professionals caused the decline.
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Pacific Coast
Midwest
Congressional
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Congress
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William Cary
Bedridden for 40 Years Fueled by 10000 Tulips
MINNEAPOLIS(AP) Arthritis patient Mabel Bergstrom, bedbound since 1922, credits 10 000 tulips in her yard with keeping her spirits. Doctors praise her flowers and stubborn resolve as a key to survival, with 12 specialists over decades. The garden began after a 1938 dream and now draws about 10 000 visitors yearly.
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Mariel Bergstrom
George van Drasek
Minneapolis
Mabel Bergstrom
Mabel
Holland Shippers
Humphrey Urges Tax Cuts to Boost Economy and Market
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey proposed a four point program including 2 to 4 percent cuts in corporate taxes and 2 percent in personal taxes to lift the economy. He urged action rather than words and pressed for unemployment reduction, expanded public works, an overseas selling drive, and fast Foreign Trade Expansion Act approval.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
White House
Humphrey
Congress
Senate
New York
Stock Exchange
Wright Patman
House Economic Committee
House Banking and Currency Committee
Texas Democrat
New York Stock Exchange
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Goodman Swings It in Moscow With Jazz Joy
Benny Goodman and his band energized a Moscow audience with a brass filled set of upbeat jazz. Joya Sherrill impressed Khrushchev on opening night with a Russian accented rendition of Katusha as fans demanded encores and police kept order with red armbands.
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Moscow
Benny Goodman
Meadowlands
Soviet Union
Goodman
United States
Joya Sherrill
Khrushchev
Richfield teachers union bid blocked by state high court
Minnesota Supreme Court rules Richard Wanek lacks authority to call a bargaining election for Richfield Independent School District 280. The decision, with no representation dispute, affirms that public employees pursue grievance procedures and cant vote in private industry style elections. The Richfield Education Association and Minnesota Education Association appealed Wanek's June 6 1961 order.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Richard E. Wanek
Richfield
High Tribunal
Richfield Independent
Wanek
Richfield Education Association
Minnesota Education Association
James C. Otis
Diane Weinberg Struck by Ball Undergoes Brain Surgery
Diane Weinberg remained in fair condition after being hit by a home run ball at Metropolitan Stadium. She had brain surgery on Wednesday, a day after the Boston game against the Minnesota Twins.
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ST. Paul
Diane Weinberg
Metropolitan Stadium
Boston
Minnesota Twins
West Powers and Soviets Agree to Summer Talks Recess
Geneva AP reports Western powers and the Soviet Union reluctantly back a neutralist plan for a summer recess in disarmament talks, aiming to ease tension and maintain process momentum.
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West
Geneva
Soviet Union
Seven Die in Orbassano Chemical Plant Blast
An explosion at a Orbassano two story chemical factory near Turin killed seven workers and injured eleven. The blast prompted immediate police responses as investigators worked at the scene. Later in New York the stock market reversed gains from an early recovery session with a sharp turn lower.
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Turin
Italy
Orbassano
New York
Five Die and Hundred Hurt in Turkish Air Show Crash
ESKELEHIR Turkey five persons were killed and about 100 injured when a Turkish jet fighter crashed and exploded during an air show commemorating the Turkish air force anniversary authorities said six may have perished including the officer piloting the U S built Free Sabre Jet the plane narrowly missed a spectator stand and spectators nearby were struck by flying debris loudspeakers urged volunteer blood donors to hospitals for treatment of the injured
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Eskelehir
Turkey
British Guards Threaten Go-Slow Strike Over Pay
In Liverpool British prison guards threaten a go slow to press for a 10 percent pay raise at a Prison Officers Association meeting. They currently earn an average of 0.24 dollars more per week, with many calling for higher compensation.
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Liverpool
England
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