Khrushchev Arrives in Vienna For Kennedy Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev enters Austria through the Iron Curtain and goes to Vienna for weekend talks with President Kennedy. He says the aim is personal contact and views exchange on easing tensions and global peace. The welcome includes President Schaerf Chancellor Gorbach and Molotov, now Vienna rep to IAEA, while security is tight along a 25 mile route.
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Khrushchev
Austria
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States of America
Adolf Schaerf
Alfons Gorbach
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Commission
Victor I. Avilov
Kennedy De Gaulle End Berlin Talks With Confidence
Paris AP Kennedy and De Gaulle wrapped three days of talks with a communique stressing Western rights in West Berlin and a policy of no force to alter them. Kennedy said the talks boosted his confidence ahead of Vienna and Khrushchev. He urged unity to counter threats and pledged U.S. resolve in Europe.
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Kennedy
de Gaulle
West Berlin
Vienna
United States
Khrushchev
Berlin
Geneva
Laos
U.S
France
Europe
Trujillo Heiress? Trujillo Jr Named Chief of Dominican Forces
Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo Jr. was named commander in chief of the Dominican Republic's 25,000-man armed forces by President Joaquin Balaguer. He also joined the cabinet as secretary of state without portfolio while authorities seek to capture an assassin ring blamed for his father's slaying.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republica
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Rafael Jr
Joaquin Balaguer
Generalissimo
Hunt
Juan Tomas Diaz
Trujillo
War Department
Freedom Riders Board Bus for Jackson, Miss
After a bomb threat, seven more Freedom Riders sat in a Montgomery waiting room then left 37 minutes late on a Trailways bus for Jackson Mississippi. Uniformed police and sheriff deputies guarded the downtown station as FBI men watched. The group included Charles Butler Joy Reagan Ruby Smith Lamar Alford Joseph McDonald Price Chatham Ken Shilman. The Justice Department seeks a no violence order while Judge Johnson decides.
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Montgomery
Freedom Riders
Ala
Trailways
Jackson
Miss
Sheriff's
FBI
Tom Gaither
Charles Butler
Nashville, Tenn
Joy Reagan
Nashville
Ruby Smith
Atlanta
Lamar Alford
Joseph McDonald
New York
Price Chatham
East Rockaway
N.Y
Ken Shilman
Justice Department
Kid Kolumn offers free summer job ads for Austin youths
Free classified ads run June 3 to 10 for youths 16 and under who bring their own ads to THE HERALD. No phone calls accepted. Ads limited to 15 words for three days in the classified section. Free ads cover services or items owned by the advertiser.
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Austin
Kid Kolumn
Herald
Boeff Bound Over For District Court Trial
Harold Boeff of Dexter is bound over to district court for trial on a vote fraud charge linked to the March 14 township election. Boeff, winner of the Dexter town board supervisor post, released on 500 dollars bond amid claims by rival Earl Rolfson that ice cream gifts influenced voters. Several witnesses testified at the preliminary hearing before Judge Fred Vogel.
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Harold Boeff
Dexter
Boeff
Earl Rolfson
Vogel
Kennedy introduces self as man who brought Jacqueline to Paris
Paris news recounts President Kennedy at a press club luncheon where he quips about introducing himself. He then declares he is the man who accompanied Jacqueline Kennedy into Paris, in a restrained, deadpan delivery.
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Paris
Kennedy
Press Club
U.S
Jacqueline Kennedy
Meet John Runquist Austin High senior shines in math
John Runquist, an Austin High School senior, achieved the highest score at his school on the national mathematics test. He plans to study economics and mathematics at Hamline University and will attend a church camp in Michigan this August as a church representative.
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John Ranquist
Austin High School
John
Hamline University
St. Paul
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Michigan
Erling Runquist
7Th Ave
South St. Paul Man Dies in Rural Crash
A 37-year-old South St. Paul man, Orville Louis Fleming, was killed in a one car crash east of Austin around 2 a.m. His vehicle left County Road 16 and 24 near a T intersection, leaving 111 feet of skid marks and a six foot ditch. Fleming, a traveling salesman for a tool company, died at the scene or shortly after. A passerby found the wreckage about 3 a.m. The 1961 traffic toll rose to 236 with Fleming’s death along with a separate rural fatality of a 7-year-old bicyclist near Humboldt. Police identified the other driver as Jacon Leer and noted the Fleming crash added to Minnesota’s grim toll for the year.
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South St. Paul
Austin
Orville Louis Fleming
Sparks Machine
Minnesota
Tony Tri
Helen Tri
Humbolt
Jacon Leer, Hallock
Reinartz
Fleming
Harry Regnier
Marshall, Minn
Tax panel eyes 10 percent surtax in package
Gov Elmer Andersen said a Senate House tax conference package may include a 10 percent surtax on individual and corporate income. He noted the plan also contemplates 75 percent forgiveness on withholding and a one cent per pack cigarette tax hike.
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Adolph Johnson
Capitol Hill
Senate House
Tax Department
Bothhhouses
New Doctor's Bright Start Ends in Tragedy in Pratt
Dr Zane Gard who earned his osteopathy degree the night before was en route to Phoenix for an internship when a wind driven trailer swerved into a tractor trailer on U S 54. The crash claimed Mrs Gard aged 28 and Becky 4 and Mrs Weseman 57. Three other children survived with injuries. The accident also took the lives of Mrs Weseman and Lester Mast’s wife and husband. Three men in the tractor trailer were treated for shock and cuts.
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Kansas City College of Osteopathy
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix General Hospital
Weseman
Dr. Gard
Mountain View
Lester Mast
Praton
U.S. 54
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