De Gaulle Arrives in Algeria for Crisis Meeting
De Gaulle lands in Algiers to meet the insurgent regime led by General Salan as crowds cheer. The premier faces questions on integrating Moslems and French interests amid a four year rebellion and mounting uncertainty about his policy.
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Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
Public Safety Committee
France
Premie
Charles de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Paris
St Charles City Recorder Admits Embezzlement
Public Examiner Ray Vecellio reports Oscar W. Linden city recorder of St. Charles Minnesota since 1933 confessed embezzling 12013.31 over 23 years. Linden bound over to district court and jailed in Winona County while resigning after May 5 vote. He said early salary low and that he began taking funds to support his family.
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ST. Paul
Ray Vecellio
Oscar W. Linden
City Recorder
St. Charles
Linden
Karl Neurenberg
Public Examiner's Office
Winona
State Public Examiner's Office
Einar T. Bank
Recorder
Vecellio
Winona County
H. Steenerson Company
Public Examiner
Robin Pound
Bernard Pound
Eugene
Ore
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Morgan, Minn
Eisenhower Addresses Peace Goal to Annapolis Graduates
President Eisenhower told 900 United States Naval Academy graduates that preventing war and fostering world peace must be the era’s top aim while stressing strength as the basis of a just peace. He urged updated military management and noted obsolescence in administration is risky.
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Annapolis, Md
Eisenhower
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Academy
McElroy urges defense plan at West Point graduation
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy urged settling executive department disputes within the defense system instead of Congress. In a speech at the U S Military Academy graduation for 570 cadets he proposed changes to reorganize defense structure to encourage airing of disagreements.
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West Point
N. Y
Neil H. McElroy
Executive Department
Congress
McElroy
U. S. Military Academy
Food Poisoning Sweeps School in Marion
Food poisoning struck Eugene Cross Elementary School in Marion. At least 202 students and staff were treated as the 60‑bed Marion General Hospital activated a disaster plan, moving patients to nurses’ quarters and using donated cots to handle the emergency.
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Marion
N.C
Marion General Hospital
Eugene Cross
W. F. E. Lostin
Brown Holds Narrow Lead in California Governor Race
In California, Pat Brown builds a rising popular vote margin over Knowland as both win their party nominations. Brown leads with 934,537 to 602,495 across 14,257 precincts, signaling a strong Democratic edge in the general contest.
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Associated Press
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
William F. Knowland
Brown
Knowland
Senate
Goodwin Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Knight
Christopher
Clair Engle
Engle
John Patterson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Patterson
Wallace
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
John Nickey
Thomas G. Stimatz
Blanche Anderson
Helena
Louis W. Welch
Phil Saunders
South Dakota
Saunders
Roy Hauck
Charles Lacey
Hauck
Lacey
Ralph Herseth
Eisenhower Signs Jobless Pay Extension Bill
President Eisenhower signed a bill providing emergency federal financing for expanded jobless relief payments. The measure enables states to fund extended benefits and he asked Congress for an extra appropriation of 665.7 million dollars aimed at those whose benefits have been exhausted.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Coya Knutson Defends Kjeldahl in Weekly Letter
Washington AP report says Rep. Coya Knutson defends her aide William Kjeldahl amid husband Andrew Knutson’s criticism. Knutson praises Kjeldahl’s loyalty and capability while insisting no one will run her office, and notes Kjeldahl has not publicly spoken in defense.
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Coya
Kjeldahl
Washington
Coya Knutson
D-Minn
Minnesota
Kjeldah
Lightning Strikes Austin Causes Power Loss and Damage
A early day thunderstorm knocked out Grove street substation at 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. leaving large areas without power in Austin. Firefighters responded to a house fire on Austin Acres after a lightning short circuit. Three sheep were killed and appliances damaged in Rose Creek. 2.14 inches of rain fell by 8:30 a.m. delaying workers and triggering late alarms.
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Austin
George Bucklin
Austin Utilities
Grove Street
Nick Hummel
Austin Acres
Anton Klause
Rose Creek
John Holm
Grand Meadow
Mower County Farmers Insurance Co
Thief Floors Hotel Clerk in Austin
Police investigate a theft at the Austin Hotel after clerk Arthur Bergland was struck and knocked unconscious. About $185 vanished from his wallet while he rested by 10 p.m. Tuesday. Bergland woke at 5:15 a.m. and found the billfold on the floor. The description: a bald man, 40s, 200 to 220 pounds, six feet tall, wearing a light plaid suit.
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Austin
Arthur Bergland
Bergland
Windstorm Destroys Planes and Dents Mason City Hangar
An 80 mph wind gust tore through Mason City Municipal Airport toppling a new city hangar roof and destroying three planes owned by Jerry Dwyer Flying Service. The loss is about $25,000 for aircraft and over $10,000 for the hangar with power outages reported during the storm that dropped three inches of rain.
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Mason City Iowa
Mason City
Jerry Dwyer
Army Missile Unit to Sail for Europe
The Army announced the 40th Field Artillery Missile Group with Redstone missiles will sail around June 20 for West Germany. The unit, about 600 men, brings a weapon with 200 mile range and dual warhead options, conventional or nuclear.
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Washington
Army
40Th Field Artillery Missile Group
Europe
West Germany
Redstone
Rivers Rise Threatening Minnesota Floods
Heavy rain drenched southeast Minnesota raising flood risks along the Zumbro and Whitewater Rivers. Forecasts show crest levels at Rochester Theilman and Zumbo Falls with renewed rises tonight and Thursday. Rainfall totals included 5.30 inches at Zumbrota and over 3 inches at several towns.
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Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Zumbro
Rochester
Theilman
Zumbro Falls
Beaver
Houston
Zumbrota
Dodge Center
Grand Meadows
Two Rochester robbers sentenced in first degree larceny case
Donald Davisson 25 received an indeterminate Stillwater Prison term after pleading guilty to first degree grand larceny. Betty Joyce Chapman 18 of Champaign Illinois was sent to Shakopee Youth Conservation for custody. Roger Lewis 16 of Spokane Washington awaits sentencing. The trio admitted taking part in the robbery of Lloyd Lenhardt 39 by slugging him and stealing his car and 400 dollars after a drinking spree on April 25.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Donald Davisson
Stillwater
Arnold Hatfield
Olmsted County District Court
Betty Joyce Chapman
Champaign
Youth Conservation Commission
Shakopee
Roger Lewis
Spokane
Wash
Lloyd Lenhardt
Public Works Director Named in St Louis Park
Rey nold O. Folland, long time Albert Lea public works chief, is appointed director of public works in St. Louis Park, four years after leading Albert Lea's department. The move places Folland in charge of city infrastructure and services for the suburban Minneapolis area.
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Minneapolis
Reynold O. Folland
Albert Lea
St. Louis Park
Weather Strike Continues With Readings At Fire Station
Official readings from Herald Weather Site show high 244, low 50, at 8 30 a.m. 57. Rain noted with 2.14 inches precipitation.
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U. 8
Herald
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Edwin W
Ned) Oldham
Ike
Charles L. West
Asheville
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