Shastri Emerges as Favorite to Replace Nehru in India
In New Delhi Congress leaders move to elect India’s next prime minister with Lal Bahadur Shastri the strong favorite. Morarji Desai challenges him, while Shastri faces border issues with Red China and pressure from party leaders to unite behind a single candidate.
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Nehru
Morarji Desai
Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Gandhi
Aortfolio
Desai
Associated Press
Nehru Desai
Red China
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Bertrand Russell
Peking
Red Chinese
Ladakh
Russell
Bandaranaike
Kamarej
Congress
Times of India
Kamaraj
Kamara
Sperati Receives Luther College Honor During Commencement
Vittorio Sperati, son of the late Carlo Sperati, was honored at Luther College De Corah Iowa Sunday with the second Carlo A Sperati citation for distinguished service in law. Sperati could not attend, and the award was given earlier by Dr Chellis Evanson. Four Austin area students earned Luther College degrees Barbara E Kruegel Spring Valley David H Senjem Hayfield Douglas M Jacobson Grand Meadow and John B Milton Blooming Prairie.
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Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Sperati
Carlo Sperati
Luther
Carlo A. Sperati
Chellis Evanson
Austin
Barbara E. Kruegel
Leo M. Kruegel
Spring Valley
David H. Senjem
Hazel Senjem
Hayfield
Douglas M. Jacobson
Merle Jacobson
Grand Meadow
John B. Milton
Stephen Milton
Blooming Prairie
Seven Die in State Memorial Day Accidents
Seven deaths occurred on Minnesota highways over the Memorial Day weekend raising the state total to 293 for the year. Victims include two young brothers Ricky and Raymond Randolph from Carlos in a Pope County crash, plus other regional fatalities and injuries across Minnesota and nearby Wisconsin. The national toll set a new three day Memorial Day record, with 429 deaths nationwide and hundreds more in boating incidents and drownings.
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Carlos
Minn
Pope County
Glenwood
Ricky Randolph
Raymond
Earl
Mona
Sandra
Susan
Martinsdale
Glenwood Hospital
Leo Sinn
Norma Sinn
Delores Sinn
Merlyn Sinn
Herbert M. Walker
Douglas
Oronoco
Dean R. Majerus
Mazeppa
Rochester
Gloria Marek
St. Paul
Savage
Paul J. Cambell
Harriet Paulseth
Rosemount
David G. Johnson
Minneapolis
Eau Claire
Wis
Jolene Greenwood
Jerome Greenwood
Cherry
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Samuel York
Arthur J. Hunt
Dakota County
National Safety Council
Kennedy disavows two delegate slates for vice president
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy disavowed two delegate slates pledged to him for the Democratic National Convention. He reiterated support for President Johnson and said delegates should await Johnson's advice before choosing a running mate. The Kennedy-backed delegates in New York's June 2 primary also supported Johnson.
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Telegraphers Won't Strike After Settlement Reached
Washington AP indicates a contract settlement between Western Union and about 24 000 telegraphers ends the threat of a nationwide strike. AFL CIO official E L Hageman says there is a settlement though not in writing yet. Pay rises total 13 cents an hour by next June, with four weeks vacation after 20 years and higher pensions.
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Western Union
E. L. Hageman
Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Hageman
Cyprus approves six month National Guard draft bill
The Cyprus House of Representatives passed unanimously a bill to draft males aged 18 to 50 for six months’ service in the National Guard despite protests from Britain and Turkey. Turkish Cypriot leaders warn of a constitutional veto, while Turkish members boycott sessions amid ongoing island fighting.
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Cyprus House of Representatives
National Guard
Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Kuchuk
Makarios
Supreme Court voids Alabama NAACP ban and loyalty oaths
The Supreme Court unanimously reversed Alabama's ban on the NAACP operating in the state, ordering vacatur of the Montgomery County injunction and allowing the group to qualify to do business. The Court also struck down Washington state loyalty oaths as unconstitutionally vague in a 7-2 decision.
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Maryland
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Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
University of Washington
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Seattle
Wash
Burglary at Star Amusement Sees $850 Stolen
Police report a Saturday night break in at Star Amusement on 1119 5th PI SE where about $350 in coins and bills were taken from a newer safe and counter cash drawer, plus $200 in coin from an older safe and $60 in bills. Entry was made with a pro bar, the office ransacked, and a 500 pound safe allegedly rolled from the front door. Investigation continues.
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PI SE
Rolvaag Schedules More Tours
Gov Karl Rolvaag planned another bus tour of Minnesota correctional institutions with stops at the Sauk Centre Home School for Girls and St. Cloud Reformatory. He had on Sunday received an honorary doctor of laws degree and gave the St Marys College commencement address in Winona stressing the need for trained public administrators.
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Karl Rolvaag
Sauk Centre
St. Cloud Reformatory
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Hatfield Says Tax Receipts to Come Very Close to Estimated Figures
ST PAUL AP The first 11 months of this fiscal year indicate state tax receipts will be very close to estimates within 1 per cent State Tax Commissioner Rolland Hatfield said. He noted overall receipts up 26 million and income tax receipts up 12 million from last year with June critical for final totals.
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Atty
Walter Mondale
Hatfield
Elmer L. Andersen
Rolvaag
Stephen Quigley
Rockefeller Leads in Secret Ballot California Primary
Louis Harris reports in Los Angeles that Rockefeller gains to about 49 to 40 percent in secret ballot totals, with 11 percent undecided, potentially pushing him over 55 percent. Goldwater remains solid yet a minority, while many GOP voters want a different nominee.
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Louis Harris
Los Angeles
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New York
Arizona
GOP
Gustavus Adolphus grants third perfect A average
Carla Kay Johnson of Bismarck North Dakota became the third student in Gustavus Adolphus College 102 year history to graduate with a perfect A average She and Tim Hallinan of Spearfish South Dakota graduated summa cum laude as 251 seniors received diplomas
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Carla Kay Johnson
Bismarck
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Gustavus Adolphus College
Tim Hallinan
Spearfish
Mahnomen Youth Stabbed in Ada Minn
James Willebran, 17, of rural Mahnomen, Minn., was hospitalized with a stab wound. his condition was not serious. Deputy Elmer Johnson said the stabbing occurred at a girl's home in Ada Saturday night. In Washington, Ludwig Erhard was quoted as saying West Germany is ready to conclude a trade treaty with the Soviet Union as a step toward German reunification.
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Minn
James Willebran
Mahnomen
Elmer Johnson
Erhard
Washington
U. S. News & World Report
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
Rolvaag to Attend 85th Birthday Gathering
Gov Karl Rolvaag travels to Northfield for a family gathering marking the 85th birthday of his mother Mrs O E Rolvaag. The event is set for this evening.
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ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Northfield
O, E, Rolvaag
Traffic Deaths in Iowa Marked by Century-Old Figures
A brief historical note contrasts modern traffic fatality counts with figures from 275 and 293 years ago, highlighting long-term trends in road safety and public health in Iowa.
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