Symington Frames Farm Program At Minnesota Picnic
Sen. Stuart Symington campaigned as a friend of the farmer in Albert Lea Minnesota addressing 2500 at Freeborn and Faribault counties Farmers Union picnic. He urged voters to compare him with newer candidates and outlined his farm program aimed at preserving family farms halting integration in agriculture and securing a fair share of the economy.
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Dave Owen
Albert Lea
Minn
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Minnesota
Freeborn
Faribault Counties
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Symington
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Iowa
Farmers Union
Pay Boost Ends Tieup on Lakes
A Great Lakes longshoremen wage dispute ended after 20 days of cargo disruption as stevedoring employers and the International Longshoremen’s Association reached a three year contract. The settlement raises wages in Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Milwaukee and Duluth and seeks a uniform $2.68 per hour plus 31 cents fringe benefits across ports with raises of 40 to 69 cents. Ratification by union members is pending.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Cleveland
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Douth
Minn
ILA
Bass Anglers Bag Giant 322-Pound Sturgeon in River
Tracy California AP Two Oakland fishermen on a bass trip battled a 322 pound sturgeon in the San Joaquin River for four and a half hours. They towed the boat to shallow water and beat the fish to death after leaping out to break their oars. The men were Fred Metzger and Louie Salado.
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Tracy
Calif
Oakland
San Joaquin
Fred
Socialists stage Mass Resignations Aiming to Block Ike Visit
Japan's Socialist bloc formally resigns en masse to force Prime Minister Kishi to dissolve Parliament before the June 19 entry of the U S Japan security pact. Sohyo calls a national convention to plan strikes and anti pact protests around Eisenhower's visit. Rallies, work stoppages, and mass marches are slated with demonstrations at the U S Embassy.
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Tokyo
Socialist Bloc
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
Sohyo
People’s Council
U.S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Parliament
Miss Mayo Among Three Car Fatals on Minnesota Roads
Dorothy Mayo 63 daughter of Mayo Clinic founder dies after being struck by a car while crossing a Rochester street near the Mayo Clinic campus. Police report the incident occurred about 6 30 p m on Sunday as she returned from an art festival at Mayo Auditorium. She died in St Mary's Hospital within an hour. The accident contributed to Minnesota's 1960 road toll, which stood at 229 Sunday.
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Rochester
Minnesota
Mahnomen
Minn
E. C. Hoffman
Carol Jappe
Gary Donald Krabbenhoff
West Fargo
N.D
Detroit Lakes
LeCenter
Frank J. Weber
Ivanhoe
Anton Marczak
Robert Ochocki
Ochocki
Marczak
Hovland Tracks Balloon Flight From Georgia to Study Cosmic Rays
Former Austin airport manager Glenn Hovland tracks a balloon launched from Georgia to study cosmic rays. He flies a Arrow Commander and is tied to Winzen Research Co. as an official tracker for major balloon flights.
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Austin
Glenn Hovland
Georgia
Hovland
Winzen Research Coe
Drownings and Crashes Claim Six In Iowa Over Weekend
Drownings and car crashes killed six Iowans. Leon Frederes, 7, drowned in the Floyd River near Alton. Dr. Helge Borre, 59, drowned on Ten Mile Lake near Walker, Minnesota. Cottrell, 60, school superintendent, died when his boat capsized near Kenora, Ontario. Mount Pleasant men Virgil Morris Bob Evans and Arthur Norton reached shore. Mrs. Orvilla Burrell, 61, died when a Greene County car left the road near Scranton. Olive Wilkens treated and released after the crash. Salli Taylor 17 fatally injured in Newton. husband Donald Taylor 19 critically hurt.
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Associated Press
Leon Francis Frederes
Lawrence Frederes
Alton
Floyd
Helge Borre
Hubbard
Ten Mile Lake
Walker
Minn
Barre
C. A. Cottrell
Mount Pleasant
Pack Wash
Kenora
Ontario
Canada
Cottrell
Virgil Morris
Bob Evans
Arthur Norton
Orvilla C. Burrell
Marshalltown
Greene County
Scranton
Olive C. Wilkens
Jefferson Hospital
Richard W. Maynard
Salli Taylor
Anita
Newton
Donald Eugene Taylor
Young boy wrecks car. parents find him unharmed in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana two year old Richard Bevens joked I wrecked it after the family car swung into a house following a collision with a telephone pole. The parents Everett and ??? Bevens found their son a short time after the crash, leaving the keys in the car as Richard boasted he could drive.
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Evansville
Ind
Richard Bevens
Richard
Everett Bevens
Wheelchair nurse to receive degree from Boston College
Marjorie O'Brien a 25 year old polio victim who nurses by night in a Boston hospital will earn her bachelor of science degree from Boston College School of Nursing a week from today. She contracted polio in 1955 and spent years in an iron lung yet continues studies and work with daily assistance from Officer Joe Mazzucchelli who helps her to school.
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Boston
D AP
Marjorie O’brien
Boston College School of Nursing
Boston College
Geneva Katz
Joe Mazzucchelli
Marjorie
Hormel Profit Tonnage Rise In First Half Of Year
Geo. A. Hormel & Co. reports net income of 1,915,495 for the first half, up from 1,156,504 a year earlier. Six month sales total 180,890,109 versus 195,253,380 last year amid lower prices, with higher tonnage and rising labor costs impacting earnings.
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Hormel
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
H. H. Corey
Corey
Bellamy Served in $22 Million Theaters Suit
Ralph Bellamy, president of Actors Equity, was served with a summons in a $22 million lawsuit filed by the League of New York Theaters. The suit seeks damages from the actors union over Broadway theater shutdowns.A Bellamy, arriving from Hollywood, posed as F D Roosevelt for photos at the Roosevelt House during filming of Sunrise at Campobello and expressed hope for a quick settlement as tensions eased.
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NEW York
Ralph Bellamy
Actors Equity Assn
League of New York
Performers Union
Broadway
Bellamy
Hollywood Sunday
Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelt House
Campobello
League of New York Theaters
Martin Oppenheimer
League
AP Photofax
Three Die as B58 Bomber Crashes near Fort Worth
In a violent thunderstorm Saturday night a B58 supersonic jet bomber crashed while returning to Fort Worth from Kirtland AFB New Mexico. Three Fort Worth employees died after parachuting civilians were scattered by strong winds and terrain.
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Lubbock, Tex
Fort Worth
Tex
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N.M
Humphrey to Attend Eagles State Convention
Sen Hubert Humphrey will attend the Eagles State convention here on June 18 as honorary parade marshal. He may not speak formally but will participate in unveiling the monolith gift to the city. Father William Fahnlander confirms he will speak at the event.
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Hubert Humphrey
Eagles
Sen. Humphrey
Guy Wold
William Fahnlander
Home For Boys
Sentinel Butte
N.D
Deny Eichmann Attempted Suicide in Israeli Prison
A police spokesman in Tel Aviv denied reports that Adolf Eichmann attempted death by his own hand in an Israeli jail where he awaits trial. He said all measures are in place to prevent any such attempt by Eichmann, accused of complicity in the Nazi mass murder of six million Jews.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Ex-President Velasco Ibarra Wins Ecuador Election
Former President Jose M. Velasco Ibarra won the Ecuador presidency as an independent, sweeping aside three rivals. The landslide deal a blow to traditional Liberal and Conservative parties and dealt a setback to leftists.
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Ecuador
Quito
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Chinese Nationalist air force launches three day defense drill
In Taipei Formosa the Nationalist air force begins a three day air defense exercise. The move comes amid regional tensions and involves multiple units practicing defensive maneuvers and alert procedures. No injuries reported.
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Taipei
Formosa
Two Austin youths sought in Fairmont killing
Authorities in five states hunt Austin area teenagers Francis Lonergan 16 and Dale Noell 18 in the Moscow case related to the killing of Roy Brockmann 55 at the Cash-Way station in Fairmont. They fled the state driving a 1951 Buick with license 1A 6112 and were armed and considered dangerous.
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Austin Area
Fairmont
Lought
Francis Lonergan
Austin Rt. 4
Dale Noell
Moscow
Roy Brockmann
Austin
Bill Musegades
St Paul Man 76 Dies in House Fire After Explosion
ST PAUL AP report says William Hanson, 76, died in a rapid house fire caused by an early morning explosion. Neighbors saw him at a second floor window after the blast but he did not jump. Firefighters could not enter at once due to flames and located him dead inside.
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St. Paul
William Hanson
Hanson
Jet exercise Manila tests mobility across Southeast Asia
U S jet fighters fanned out over Southeast Asia in a 120 plane operation. The maneuver, described as a mobility test for combat air units, is slated to run through June 15.
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