Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital record multiple births
Mrs Laverne Esse and Mr Laverne Esse of 1911 Oakland Ave E welcomed a daughter on June 3 at St Olaf Hospital. Alvin Meyer of 512 Srd St SW reported a son born June 2. Other births listed include Ander son Glenville daughter May 29, former Rose Creek residents Dale Fenstermacher Spring Valley daughter May 27 at Olmsted Community Hospital Rochester, Leonard Gehrking Spring Valley son May 27, Dan Warren Spring Valley son May 12, Mark Warren Spring Valley son May 18 at St Marys Hospital Rochester, with couples Charles M Webster Minneapolis and Nancy Bateman 306 21st St SW, and Harold D Wilson Dexter with Carol L Greenlee 801 11th Ave SE.
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Dale Fenstermacher
Spring Valley
Daughter
Olmsted Community Hospital
Rochester
Leonard Gehrking
Son
Dan Warren
Spring Valley, Son
Mark Warren
St. Marys Hospital
4Th Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Lyndale
1St St. SW
Austin Clinic
Rose Creek
S. St. Paul
Deaths Mrs P J Ellis 78 at St Olaf Hospital
Bleeding Prairie resident Mrs P J Ellis 78 died Thursday evening at St Olaf Hospital. Survived by husband three sons Charles Ellis Blooming Prairie Clifford Ellis Austin Dale Ellis Lansing three daughters Opal Seavey Austin Dorothy Seavey Grand Meadow Helen Johnson Blooming Prairie. Funeral Monday at Blooming Prairie.
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P. J. Ellis
St. Olaf Hospital
Blooming Prairie
Charles §. Ellis
Clifford K. Ellis
Austin
Dale T. Ellis
Lansing
Opal M. Seavey
C. D. Seavey
Dorothy
Grand Meadow
Rayman Johnson
Helen
Card of Thanks to St Olaf Hospital Caregivers
Expresses gratitude to doctors Dr Lemmen Sr Swartz and Flannigan nurses aids student nurses at St Olaf Hospital. Also thanks Pastor Earl Brown Grace Baptist Church Assistant Pastor John Weyant and First Baptist Church members and Mrs Lillian Bedell for special attention. Times and addresses to hospital visits listed.
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Lemmen Sr
Swartz
Flannigan
St. Olaf Hospital
Earl Brown
Grace Baptist Church
John Weyant
First Baptist Church
Carl W. Brown
Lillian Beadell
Municipal Court Records Highlight Driving and Parking Infractions
Judge Fred Vogel presides as Roger C. Young faces driving without a license and other defendants pay fines. Lora Christopherson fails to respond to notices, Krause faces simple assault, Arth pays for speeding, Doty fined for obscuring a for sale sign, Weiss case dismissed, Erickson convicted for centerline violation, Neumann and Mrs. Wagner listed for surgical related notes.
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Fred Vogel
Roger C. Young
Albert Lea
Lora L. Christopherson
1St Ave
Robert H. Krause
5Th Ave
Duane D. Arth
Austin Rt
Robert M. Doty
Maynard Weiss
4Th Ave
Weiss
Mildred M. Erickson
Austin Rt. 5
Congress Approves Insurance Payment for Iowan Father
White House approval awaited to grant Nels Lund of Ankeny a $9,441 gratuity for his son Roy Lund who was missing on a 1943 Solomon Islands mission. Roy, an Air Force engineer-gunner, had taken out a $10,000 policy. a 16 year inquiry found no VA record of the policy. A friend’s affidavit helped secure the congressional action.
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Washington
White House
Veterans Administration
Senate
Nels Lund
Ankeny
Polk County
Roy
Young Lund
Air Force
Solomon Islands
Lund
Anti U S Riots Rock Jap City
In Tokyo students clashed with police during a mass protest against the U S Japan security pact and Eisenhower's visit. Police repelled stone throwers from Kishi's residence as about 5 000 demonstrated around Parliament, while transport unions planned a citywide tie up.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
U. S
Ike
Kishi
Sohyo
Labor Federation
Ten of Red Wing escapees recaptured, five missing
Ten of fifteen boys who fled from the Red Wing training school were back in custody by Thursday night nine at the school and one held by Red Wing police for a car theft. Five youths who walked away from the camp near Lake City remain missing. Names were not released.
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RED Wing, Minn
Red Wing
Lake City
Court Upholds Fireman's Comp Award
Jerome G. Anderson a former Minneapolis fireman won his appeal as Minnesota Supreme Court upheld the State Industrial Commission award of 3292 dollars plus medical expenses and additional payments for his heart condition disclosed late but linked to service. The court said the Industrial Commission findings warrant review only if unsupported by competent evidence.
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ST. Paul
Jerome G. Anderson
Minneapolis
Minnesota Supreme Court
Vincent Ave
Anderson
Fire Department
State Industrial Commission
Supreme Court Denies Freeing Burglar Over Mental Illness Claim
Minnesota Supreme Court refused to free Jerry A. Christopherson, inmate in Stillwater prison for burglary in Chippewa County. He argued he was mentally ill when tried in Montevideo in 1958 and convicted of third degree burglary. His habeas corpus appeal followed an order by District Judge Carl A. Gustafson denying relief. Christopherson had been committed to Willmar State Hospital as mentally ill in 1957, left without authority, and was later arrested for burglary.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Jerry A. Christopherson
Stillwater
Chippewa County
Christopherson
Montevideo
Carl A. Gustafson
Center City
Willmar State Hospital
Rep. Ed Chilgren to Seek Re-Election
International Falls Minnesota reports that Rep. E J Chilgren who holds the longest continuous service in the Minnesota House will run for an 18th term from the 62nd Legislative District this year He served as House speaker in 1959 and said he was announcing early to dispel reports he might not run.
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International Falls
Jazz Communion Shattered Tradition at St Paul's Church
In Hollywood a church experiment used modern jazz instruments in a Sunday service. Eleven musicians from ABC staff orchestra plus Lulu Jean Norman led a liturgical jazz offertory, moving the event from St Paul’s to Encino Community Center due to demand. Congregants, including Bobby Hammack, praised the contemporary approach.
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San Fernando Valley
Hinshaw
Crewcut
Bobby Hammack
Paris
Tex
American Broadcasting Co
Peter Gunn
Hammack
ABC
Lulu Jean Norman
Dinah Shore
St. Paul’s
Encino
Drop Overseas Bases Issue Faces Western Allies
Khrushchev’s new disarmament plan circulated at the United Nations calls for staged global arms reduction ending in abolition of armed forces. It proposes on the first stage international on- the-spot control and elimination of foreign bases within borders. The plan seeks to ban space devices and prohibits warships and mass destruction weapon flights beyond national territories. It also limits nuclear weapons and demands reallocation of troops to below 1.7 million per side in later stages. The United States treats the plan as an attempt to split the Allies and hasten Western disarmament and base removal.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
United States Administration
Moscow
United Nations
Washington
France
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Eisenhower Khrushchev talks on Germany said untrue
Mrs Wheaton indicated conversations between Eisenhower and Khrushchev on reuniting Germany existed but dismissed the chairman's summary as absolutely untrue. At the Capitol Senator Albert Gore urged indignation over Khrushchev's personal slurs while noting uncertainty about Soviet aims.
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Gore
Soviet Union
Khrushchev cites US mistrust of reunified Germany
Khrushchev opened a news conference with a monotone reading of a preliminary disarmament statement. He said Eisenhower told him the United States would not support a reunified Germany, fearing such aUnion. He warned the Soviet Union would sign a separate peace with East Germany.
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Khrushchev
Germany
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Burglars at Foley Rob the Treasury
Burglars broke into Benton County treasurer’s office in Foley Minnesota on May 31 the first half tax deadline. They pried open a walk in vault and punched the safe taking upwards of 1000 dollars. Real estate tax receipts were not stolen.
NLRB Rules Against Recognition Picketing in All Cases
The National Labor Relations Board ruled unanimously that any picketing aimed at forcing an employer to bargain with a union is illegal. The decision applies to peaceful as well as violent tactics and targets Teamsters Local 239 in Long Beach against Stanley Auto Parts & Accessories Corp. The firm employs five people.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Teamsters Union
Long Beach
N.Y
NLRB
Teamsters
Stanley Auto Parts & Accessories Corp
FAA awards contract for Rochester airport transmitter move
The FAA grants Dennett Construction Co. of Kansas City a $13,639 contract to relocate the Rochester Minnesota airport remote radio transmitter. Work must be finished by July 7.
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Kansas City
Federal Aviation Agency Today
Dennett Construction Co
Rochester, Minn
Assassination Plot Fails in Cuba Despite Gunfire
A Miami News report says an attack on Ernesto Guevara failed when gunmen from La Cruz ambushed his car in Marianao Havana. Capt Acosta Cordero, an assistant to Guevara, was killed or wounded, and two other men were struck. Guevara was not in the vehicle.
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Miami
Fla
Ernesto Guevara
Miami News
la Cruz
the Cross
Acosta Cordero
Guevara
Hal Hendrix
Latin America
the News
Marianao
Havana
Cordero
Sophia Loren appeals for stolen jewels on British TV
Sophia Loren buys 10 seconds of UK television to appeal for the return of jewels valued over 500000 dollars. A 20000 pound reward is offered. the ad costs 110 pounds. The jewels were stolen from her country home she rents while filming in Britain.
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London
Sophia Loren
Miss Loren
Britain
Des Moines River Dam Project Starts
Des Moines River dam near Knoxville will create two water pools with later relocation work. Elmer Gruenwald says a cemetery near Pella on high ground may be spared in early construction, with relocations typically handled by land firms in sales to the Army Corps. He plans a closer study in coming weeks.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Army Corps of Engineers
Red Rock
Des Moines
Elmer H. Gruenwald
Pella
Gruenwald
Corps of Engineers
Bomarc A Missile Tests Achieve Dual Interceptions
At Eglin AFB the Bomarc A interceptor tracked a Gulf target but was remote controlled before kill. A second Bomarc then intercepted the target, marking the 9th and 10th straight Bomarc A successes from Santa Rosa in three months. Army Redstone overland trajectory claim noted at White Sands. Airborne TV cameras showed reliable long-range transmissions.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
Santa Rosa
Eveleth Offers Golf Course for Hospital Site
Eveleth Minnesota city officials offered its 116 acre municipal golf course as a site for a proposed Iron Range mental hospital. The offer emerged at a Legislative Research Committee subcommittee hearing with city attorney Edward Bellinger stating the course could be leased for hospital use at 1 dollar per year.
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Eveleth
East Grand Forks Adopts Slow Time Change
East Grand Forks City Council voted unanimously to revert to Central Standard Time aligning with Grand Forks. The resolution took effect immediately after a 13 minute special meeting.
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East
Grand Forks
East Grand Forks, Minn
East Grand Forks
Grand Forks, N.C
Searls Cuts 32 Inch Log Fast with Back Saw
Paul Searls used a back saw to cut through a 32 inch log in 1 minute and 26.4 seconds, showcasing extreme sawing speed.
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Paul Searls
House Unit Approves Health Bill
A House committee approved a limited health care plan for the needy aged, costing about 340 million dollars yearly for roughly 1 percent of Americans aged 65 or older. Federal funding would cover 190 million, with states paying 150 million and a federal share of 50 to 65 percent. The committee rejected an expanded Social Security health proposal and did not vote on the broader catastrophic care plan.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Aime J. Forand
D-Ri
Queen Elizabeth II to Visit India in 1961
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit India early in 1961. No exact date is set but the trip is expected in February.
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India
London
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
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