Chilean Senate picks Julio Duran as presidential candidate
In Santiago, Chile, the ruling coalition nominates Sen. Julio Duran 43 a wealthy rancher and businessman from the Centrist Radical Conservative and Liberal parties as their presidential candidate for the 1964 ballot seen as front runner. In Windsor Prince Philip injured mildly but not seriously after a polo incident. In Cairo UAR Yemen discuss cooperation toward merger. In Dacca 22000 killed in last week cyclone. In Bangkok a new American built airstrip opens near Laos for civil and military use.
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Duran
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Liberal Party
Court backs Arizona in long Colorado River water dispute
The Supreme Court, with major changes, agrees with a special master that Arizona should share Colorado River water with California and Nevada. It sets deadlines for decrees, rejects a fixed pro rata shortage formula, and lets the interior secretary choose a fair method. Chief Justice Warren did not participate.
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Lake Louise Group Sets Annual Meet
LEROY Minn The first annual meeting of the Lake Louise Late Park association will be held at Wildwood Park Tuesday night. The meeting aims to elect a permanent Board of Directors with three members for a 3 year term and three for 2 years.
Sally Kentta Receives BA at Knox College Commencement
Sally Kentta daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Kentta 1010 8th Ave SW is among 201 graduates earning bachelor of arts degrees at Knox Colleges 118th annual commencement. Kentta majored in education and taught in the Galesburg school system. Commencement speaker is Lawrence B Randall of Chicago business statesman and retired Inland Steel Co chairman. State Sen P J Holand will speak on a Natural Resources Development Program authorized by the state legislature two weeks ago.
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J. A. Kentta
8Th Ave
Knox College
Miss Kentta
Knox
Austin High School
Galesburg
P. J. Holand
Dirksen Urges Action on Farm Aid Bill to aid wheat and feed grains
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen called for congressional action this year on a wheat and feed grains farm aid bill. The proposal includes price supports tied to world market levels, an incentive payments program to retire land, and a voluntary cutback scheme similar to the soil bank. Dirksen said sponsors will press until action occurs.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Old Soil Bank
Confidence grows as business heads into summer months
Confidence is rising across industries with expanding orders for metal cutting tools and record monthly durable goods, auto sales and industrial production. Banks and Du Pont urge tax cuts and cost control to sustain growth while federal reports show broad improvements yet varied regional outlooks.
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Federal Reserve Bank of
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Rolvaag Focuses on Resources and Civil Rights in Washington
Governor Karl Rolvaag, during a Washington visit, targets natural resources and civil rights. He meets Commerce Department officials on business development and Area Redevelopment Administration projects for Minnesota. He attends Minnesotans for Naftalin reception and World Food Congress events, then meets Interior and Public Health Service leaders on water pollution control.
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Washington
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Minnesota
Weekend of nine auto crashes reported by police
Police investigated nine traffic accidents over the weekend with several injuries, none serious. Notable incidents include Gayle Blum and Betty LaClair colliding at 1st St NW and 3rd Ave NW. Mary Owen, 6, injured. and Julius Klyman, 65, editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Sunday magazine, dies of leukemia.
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14Th Ave
Betty Lou LaClair
6Th St. NW
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3Rd Ave. NW
David F. Owen
6Th Ave. NW
Rosemary Blaine
Kasson
Wesley W. Johnson
12Th St
2Nd Ave
2Nd St
John D Burke
Oakland Ave
Barbara R. Bell
3Rd Ave
1St Place
Merlin E. Beebe
10Th Ave
Michael R. Seery
4Th St
Carl A. Johnson
7Th Ave
7Th St
Marie J. Shatek
4Th Ave
Wayne H. Cooper
ST. Louis, Mo
Julius Klyman
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Navy Reserve Chief Recruits Enlistments
Herbert G. Schmidt, ABE3, of Austin, is the first man to enlist under a new recruiting program in the Naval Air Reserve. Recruiter Robert W. Cole, a chief aviation machinist in Transport Squadron 813, also of Austin, helped enroll Schmidt after receiving his name from the station. A second Austin man plans to affiliate later, as the program mails veteran prospects to volunteer recruiters beyond the station area.
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Naval Air Reserve
Herbert G. Schmidt
ABE3
Austin
Robert W. Cole
Transport Squadron 813
Schmidt
Reserve
Assault and Theft Probe Mark Weekend Crimes
Police investigated three weekend incidents including an attempted burglary in which a four inch window slit was cut at 1 10 a m in Carl L Wilson's home. Harry C Smith was found in Charles Kester’s car and treated for injuries after a beating. A sack of groceries was stolen from Robert Serene’s car in a King Kom laundromat lot.
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Carl L. Wilson
14Th Ave. SE
Harry C. Smith
Owatonna
Charles Kester
Rose Creek
Kester
Terp
Smith
St. Olaf Hospital
Robert Serene
5Th Ave
King Kom Laundromat
Moose Club
Court Rejects Tennessee School Transfer Plans
The Supreme Court unanimously blocks two public school transfer plans in Knoxville and Davidson County that let students switch out of schools where their race is in the minority. Justice Clark says the plans promote discord and fail Brown v Board standards.
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Supreme Court
Tennessee
Knoxville
Davidson County
Dents
Nashville
Knox County
Clark
Doctor Bolling Dies in Nice France
Yves le Prieur, 78, retired naval captain credited with perfecting the first frogman diving suit in 1926, died Sunday in Nice, France.
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France
Yves le Prieur
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