De Gaulle Exerts Command Over Algeria After Talk With Salan
Premier Charles de Gaulle summoned Gen Raoul Salan from Algiers to confer as he asserts authority over Algeria's army. He then called in Robert Lacoste and prepared to oversee emergency rules for six months while parliament takes a recess to Oct 7.
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Algiers
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Robert Lacoste
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U N delegates hopeful of Tunisian settlement
At the United Nations the delegates largely hope De Gaulle and Bourguiba will resolve the French Tunisian dispute. Bourguiba remains skeptical. The Security Council debated French Tunisian complaints as 22,000 French troops remained in Tunisia with evacuation urged.
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Death years for Explorer III
Cambridge AP The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory estimates Explorer III, the second U S Army satellite, will plunge to its death late this month as its altitude drops about 15 miles daily from an original apogee of 1700 miles. Sputnik II may plunge to its end early next year and Sputnik III, though currently invisible, is expected to reappear in about 10 days at dawn.
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Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
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Smithsonian
Jack Slowey
Soviet Union
United States
Weather Readings From Herald Weather Site
Weather readings from Herald Weather Site located atop the fire station show a high of 50 and a low of 45 in the last 24 hours. At 8 30 am the temperature was 62 with rain reported.
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U. S
Herald
County Extension Board Budget Set at 11477 Dollars
The County Board approved the 1959 fiscal year budget for the Extension Board at 11477 dollars and directed the 1958 balance be returned to the county fund. The extension board fiscal year begins July 1. The budget was adopted on motion by Commissioner Luther Larson and passed unanimously.
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County Extension Board
Extension Board
Luther Larson
Mexican Airliner Crashes Near Guadalajara Killing 45
An Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation with 45 aboard crashed into San Agustine Peak near Guadalajara on Monday night. The craft was en route from Tijuana to Mexico City with 22 passengers boarding in Tijuana. Wreckage found today, no signs of life, rain present, explosion reported by locals.
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AP Photofax
Freeman urges emergency session for jobless aid and boosted bonuses
Gov Freeman calls a special session on June 23 to push three measures aimed at easing recession. Proposals include extending unemployment benefits by six weeks to 19, speeding Korean bonus payments, and a distressed areas bill to accelerate projects in regions with 15 percent plus unemployment. The plan costs about 15 000 dollars daily.
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Lake County
Jay Cooke
Duluth
Minnesota
Frank Starkey
Barrow Show Names First Woman Judge for Yorkshire Division
Mrs. Cecille Neville of Lafayette Indiana was selected to judge the Yorkshire breed division at the National Barrow Show in September. Neville, a Purdue student and veteran judge, has previously judged major fairs and was praised by show superintendent Carroll Plager as the best informed woman in the Yorkshire association.
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Barrow
Cecille Neville
Lafayette
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Springfield
Mass
Purdue University
Yorkshire Association
Waterloo Man Renominated for Congress
Rep. H. R. Gross of Waterloo won renomination Tuesday for Iowa's Third District. He narrowly defeated Enid Robinson of Hampton by about 1,300 votes in a 28 000 vote tally. Micich will oppose Gross in November after beating Flowers in Floyd, Howard, Mitchell, and Cerro Gordo counties.
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Iowa
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Hampton
GOP
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Charles City
Turkey Farmer
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Richard Flowers
Iowa State Teachers College
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Floyd
Howard Mitchell
Eisenhower to skip news conference this week
The White House announced that President Eisenhower will hold no news conference this week due to other commitments.
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White House
Eisenhower
Ike Confers With NSC Ahead of MacMillan Visit
President Eisenhower held a 90 minute session with the National Security Council amid preparations for next week's visit by British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan. Officials offered no details on topics, while focus centers on French crisis and potential nuclear test suspensions.
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James C. Hagerty
U.S
White House
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California Primaries Draw Eye For 1960 Race
California dominates the coverage as Sen. William Knowland and Atty. Gen. Edmund Brown face a tough gubernatorial battle under cross filing. Montana South Dakota and Alabama also vote while other Senate and House races unfold and the Democratic trend in California is disputed.
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William F. Knowland
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Murray Wins GOP Nomination for Iowa Governor
William G. Murray an economics professor at Iowa State College won the Republican nomination for governor in Iowa's primary. He defeated Lt. Gov. William H. Nicholas, with margins showing Murray leading Loveless overall. Loveless had no opposition for renomination. Murray will face Democratic Gov. Herschel Loveless in the fall.
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Iowa State College
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Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Des Moines
Nicholas
H R. Cross
Enid Robinson
Soviet Press Silent on De Gaulle Rise in France
Moscow reports the Soviet press offered no direct comment on Charles de Gaulle's ascent to power. It highlighted Western and French views, focusing on his relations with the North Atlantic Alliance.
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Charles de Gaulle
Senate
Gaston Monnerville
de Gaulle
France
Algiers
Moscow
Minnesota Club Women Push for Corn Tassel as U S Flower
Detroit AP Minnesota delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention push to make the corn tassel the national flower. They argue maize is native to America and key to early settlers' menus while noting the rose is already the symbol of several nations and nominated for Congressional action. Mrs. Kermit V Haugen leads with a maize corsage.
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United States
Minnesota
Federation of Women's Clubs
England
Iran
Turkey
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Congress
Kermit V. Haugen
Brainerd Man Dies in Crash as Toll Reaches 250
Wesley J. Kerrigan of Brainerd died in a Monday night crash on US 71 about 12 miles south of Brainerd. Frank Barstow Crow Wing County veterans service officer was driving and went into a ditch when another machine passed. Two other passengers Byron Squires and Mrs. Eddie Simons were hospitalized with undetermined injuries.
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Here
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Frank Barstow
Crow Wing County
Veterans Service
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Byron Squires
Eddie Simons
Two Harbors
Woman Burned in Blast Dies in St Paul Home
A St Paul woman identified as 66 year old Agnes Ostlund died Monday from burns from a fire and explosion in her home Sunday after she woke to a gas smell and lit a switch. Her husband Walter, 69, suffered burns while trying to aid her and remains in fair condition.
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ST. Paul
Agnes Ostlund
Walter
Hearing July 1 on Brownsdale Petition
A petition from Brownsdale is set for hearing at 9 a.m. July 1. The motion was made by Luther Larson, First District commissioner, and seconded by Milo Morse, Second District.
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