Common Market Boosts Tariffs on U S Goods in Retaliation
Belgium led a Common Market move to raise duties on five U S product classes by up to 100 percent starting July 17, in response to U S tariff hikes on carpets and glass. The measure targets polyester textiles varnishes and water colors, with annual U S exports to Market nations around 27 million and a 5 million duty difference.
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Belgium
European Common Market
U.S
Council of Ministers
France
West Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Italy
Washington
Kennedy
Portugal
Rochester Priest Killed in Crash
A Rochester Catholic priest Rev. Gerald Cawley 49 was killed when his borrowed car left the road and sank into a ditch a mile east of Rochester. Motorists found him at 5 40 a m and he was believed en route to do some fishing when the accident occurred.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Pershing Missile Passes Major Test at Cape Canaveral
The Army Pershing survived severe wind simulation to prove all weather capability. A 200 mile range launch showed it maintain course during a high wind tilt while a built in guidance maneuver corrected. This 31st success in 37 tests supports NATO deployment plans later this year.
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Europe
Bomb threat evacuates INS building in Washington
An anonymous caller prompted evacuation of the Immigration and Naturalization Service headquarters in Washington. Police found no bomb. This follows similar calls earlier in the week and five months ago with no explosive found. In Minnesota, Chuck Darley of Rochester won the state high school tennis singles title by beating teammate Bob Gray 6-0 6-1.
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Washington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Minneapolis
Chuck Darley
Rochester
Bob Gray
Supreme Court ruling backs Minnesota dairy farmers
Atty. Gen. Mondale hailed a Supreme Court decision as a landmark victory for Minnesota dairy farmers. The ruling deemed illegal federal compensation payments that barred milk producers outside the New York marketing area, removing barriers to free movement.
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ST. Paul
Walter F. Mondale
Dairy Farmers of Minnesota
U.S. Supreme Court
Mondale
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Pennsylvania Dairy Cooperative
Iowa Voters End Party Control of Judges in 1963
Iowa voters approved a constitutional amendment ending partisan elections for the State Supreme Court and 21 district courts. The measure sets up judicial nominating commissions, governor appointments from nominees, and nonpartisan reelection terms to be defined by the 1963 legislature.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
Iowa Democrats Give Nod to Hughes and Hickenlooper
Results show U S Sen. Hickenlooper and Gov. Erbe leading GOP in Iowa primaries with large margins. Harold Hughes wins Democratic governor nomination defeating Lewis Lint while Elbert B. Smith runs unopposed for Senate. Liddy edges Van Patten for agriculture post.
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U.S
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Norman Erbe
Boone
Hickenlooper
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Herbert F. Hoover
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Hoover
Smith
Hormel Co earnings rise in first half
Hormel & Co reports six months ended April 28 1962 net income 1 237 761 up from 1 039 203 year earlier on sales of 188 213 348 nearly flat with prior year. Pretax income 2 567 761 vs 2 153 203. Taxes 1 330 000. Company outlines ongoing modernization and new facilities from Austin Minnesota to Los Angeles with planned plants and a note on seasonal business.
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R. F. Gray
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Charlotte
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Mitchell
S. C
Los Angeles
Calif
Atlanta
Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers and Mild Temps
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy Wednesday with a low around 48 to 58 and a high near 60 to 70. Outlook Thursday shows mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and little or no precipitation.
Body Found in Lake Miltona Identifies Fisherman
In Alexandria Minnesota the body recovered from Lake Miltona is that of one of four missing fishermen from last October. Officials could not immediately confirm identity due to the body's condition as they await positive identification between Harrison Tietz aged 39 of St Paul and Donald Martin aged 26 of Bertha. The body is the third of the four missing men located since October.
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Harrison Tietz
St. Paul
Donald Martin
Bertha
Five States Hold Primaries Today Nixon in Spotlight
Five states including California South Dakota Idaho Montana and Mississippi vote for party nominees. Nixon seeks California Republican governor nomination amid Birch Society tensions while regional races test conservative vs liberal factions. Connecticut Mississippi South Dakota Idaho Montana primaries set with Harsh intra party contests and runoff potential.
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Osage Voters Nix New City Hall Plan in County Ballot
Osage Iowa voters rejected a 75000 bond request for a new municipal building by 457 to 340. The measure would have shared costs with the Municipal Light Plant board which pledged the other half. In county races M B Hendrickson led the Republican district two nomination, Curtis Taylor won district two, Leonard Fox ran unopposed in district three, and Irvin Maurer faced Democrat Maurer. County voters backed a nonpartisan judges amendment 1183 to 718 and gave Gov Erbe 952 to 518 and Hickenlooper 1242 to 194 in the Republican and Democratic governor races respectively.
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Waterloo
Ernest J. Seeman
Neel F. Hill
Webster City
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Sonja Egenes
Story City
Neal Smith
Altoona
Smith
Osage
Iowa
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St. Ansgar
Robert Collier
Carpenter
Curtis Taylor
Leonard Fox
New Haven
Board of Supervisors
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Irvin Maurer
Norman Erbe
William Nicholas
Clear Lake
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
Lewis Lint
Winterset
Gover
Coroner Sets Inquest for Shuck Case
County coroner Dr. George W. Stahl announced an inquest to be held the week of June 18 to 23 into the death of Donald Lloyd Shuck of Austin who was found in a street early Sunday. Officials say the cause remains unclear.
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Austin
George W. Stahl
Shuck
Two Youthful Anglers Drown Near Aurora
Volunteers recovered the bodies of James Cherro, 15, and Michael Watts, 13, from Little Mesaba Lake near Aurora Minnesota after they disappeared on a Sunday fishing trip. The pair were found in eight feet of water about 100 feet from shore, following the discovery of jackets and lunch pails on the lakeshore.
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Aurora, Minn
Little Mesaba Lake
Here
James Cherro
Michael Watts
Aurora
Canadians Die in Minnesota Crash Near Glyndon
Canadian couple Kenneth Dixon 53 and his wife Dorothy of Calgary were killed when their car left U S 10 and overturned in the flooded Buffalo River near Glyndon Minnesota. Police said a passing car forced back into the lane and Dixon swerved to avoid a crash. The deaths boosted Minnesota's traffic toll to NS compared with 2M a year ago.
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U.S. 10
Buffalo River
Minnesota
Kenneth Dixon
Dorothy
Calgary
Winnipeg
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