Johnson Dines with Eshkol in Grand State Evening
President Johnson hosts Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol at a large White House dinner featuring Bach music and dancing. Johnson promises efforts to ease Israel's water shortage and shares a late-night dance with Margaret Truman Daniel and his daughter Lynda before an early breakfast with lawmakers.
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Frances Lewine Washington
White House
Levi Eshkol
Johnson
Israel
Margaret Truman Daniel
Ireland
Eshkol
Eshkols
Lynda
Mischa Elman
East
Ward Swingle
Paris
Earl Warren
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Defense
Strikes Idle Construction in Two Cities
In Mankato and St. Peter, about 400 workers walked out after a contract expired at midnight. Projects idled include a 2.5 million classroom and 1.25 million dormitory at Mankato State College and a 1 million treatment building at St Peter State Hospital. A 15-cent raise amid a three-year pact is sought by Laborers Local 132. nine major projects halted across the two cities.
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Mankato, Minn
St. Peter
Mankato State College
St. Peter State Hospital
Building and Construction Trades Council
George E. Robert
Eric Carlstrom
Ben Neage Construction Co
Mankato
SATURN APLLO SATELLITE RE-ENTRY AND AID VIEWPOINTS
NASA reported the Saturn Apollo satellite re entered the atmosphere on its 50th orbit after a May 28 lift off from Cape Kennedy. The unmanned craft showed an engine shut down during ascent and a long burn analysis confirmed the issue. Also six Republican congressmen urged redirecting aid from wealthy nations to South Viet Nam and questioned uncollected refund claims related to foreign aid. The GOP leaders include Adair Gross Berry Derwinski Battin and Thomson. In India Nehru death prompt lull before Shastri era and in Minnesota Miller to keynote the state convention June 1.
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NASA
Cape Kennedy, Fla
South Viet Nam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Denmark
Norway
Japan
E. Ross Adair
Indiana
H. R. Gross
Iowa
E. Y. Berry
South Dakota
Edward J. Derwinski
Illinois
James F. Battin
Montana
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
Not So Good First Airplane Ride For Peyton Boys
In Oklahoma City Tommy Peyton, 5, his brother Robbie, 10, and their father Bob Peyton rode in a 1985 bi plane with pilot Don Ross and owner Lee Devin. The motor quit, causing a wheat-field landing that tore off landing gear, sheared a wing and twisted a propeller. No injuries were reported. Robbie said he would not fly again.
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Oklahoma City
Tommy Peyton
Robbie
Bob Peyton
Don Ross
Lee Devin
Ross
Young Archeologist Makes Big Find
STUART Florida state museum officials offered Martin County high school senior Scott Feaster a chance to study Florida’s Indian artifact mounds after his patient digging at Hutchinson Island. From November to March he excavated five pits beneath the House of Refuge dating to the mid 1800s and recovered pottery fragments and remains of ocean life birds and animals.
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Stuart
Fla
Hutchinson Island
Scott Feaster
Florida
Martin County High School
Iron Range superintendents push repeal of tax limit law
Two Iron Range school superintendents E W Eininger of Chisholm and K C Satterfield of Buhl urged repeal of Minnesota per capita school tax limitation before a House Education Committee subcommittee. They argued the law is unnecessary as public taxes rise and mining companies pay less, noting hardship on districts and predicting mining firms would oppose but less strenuously than years ago.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Iron Range
E. W. Eininger
Chisholm
K. C. Satterfield
Buhl
House Education Committee
Eininger
Plans for more subway protection in New York
New York officials and transit authorities move to expand subway police and install a two way radio network after weekend attacks by gangs described as Negro terrorists. A 20 percent rise in the 972 manpower is slated for next fall with bids on shortwave radios for a Manhattan line due June 19.
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NEW York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Manhattan
Iowa Firm to Merge With New York Chemical Giant
Walnut Grove Products Co. of Atlantic Iowa plans to merge with W R Grace & Co. of New York City in a stock exchange deal offering three Walnut Grove shares for one Grace share Subject to approvals by directors and shareholders the merged entity will use Atlantic sales force to market a new semiliquid fertilizer Grace plans to expand Midwest sales Walnut Grove will keep current management and pursue further livestock feed growth
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Atlantic
Iowa
New York
Walnut Grove Products Co., Inc
W. R. Grace & Co
New York City
Walnut Grove Common
Grace & Co. Common
Walnut Grove
Walnut Grove Livestock Feed Supplement
West Liberty
Independence
Cherokee
Elkhorn
Neb
Edinburg
Ind
Grace & Co
Atlantic Company
West
J. J. O’connor
Austin Herald Advertisement Summary June 2 1964
Advertisement in the Austin Minnesota Herald dated Tuesday June 2 1964. Contains brief promotional or commercial content likely detailing local offers or notices. Specific items not readable due to OCR fragment.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
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Charlotte Lipsik
Miss Lipsik
Maccabee
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
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Bedford-Stuyvesant
Michael J. Murphy
Samuel Schrage
Murphy
Midwestern
Stydy
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Conoco
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Hawaii
Canada
Mexico
Touraide
Kelvinator
American Motors
Adams Furniture
Adams, Minnesota
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