Speed Is Requisite in Redevelopment Plan Range Told
In Hibbing Minnesota officials discussed using federal distressed areas funds to spur redevelopment, with Attorney General Walter Mondale noting potential for up to eight million dollars if solid local plans attract new industries. The meeting also introduced federal consultant William Jewell to aid July program work. In a separate event Iron Range residents received food stamps with 75 attendees at Hibbing and Virginia for initial sales.
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Hibbing, Minn
Atty
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Minnesota
Range Municipalities and Civic Association
Ely
Vermillion Range
Coleraine
Mesabi
St. Louis
Itasca
Aitkin
Crow Wing
Sultant
Range
Iron Range
Virginia
Hibbing
Steve Littlewolf
Littlewolf
Littlewolfs
Victor Halstrand
Race riot assault shocks Trinity NC workers
Robert Paris, 20, a grill employee, returned home with welts after a clash involving about 40 black youths and white on Monday. He said he was beaten by assailants with leather belts and hid under a house until daylight. No arrests were reported. Trinity, NC, population about 1,000.
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John McPherson
Parris
Trinity
North Carolina
Mankato Graduate Killed in Mishap
A May graduate of Mankato State College Willis C. Meuwisen 22 fell from a speedboat and was struck by the propeller while towing Dean Geiger 21 on water skis. Coroner said the propeller lacerated his skull and the body was recovered by Waconia firefighters.
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Waconia, Minn
Mankato State College
Willis C. Meuwisen
Mike Hartmann
Dean Geiger
Menwisen
B. H. Simmons
Carver County
Waconia
Queens Buried at St Peter's Cathedral
Three queens are interred at St Peter's Cathedral Christina of Sweden Charlotte of Cyprus and Clementina mother of Bonnie Prince Charlie are commemorated in the record of royal burials.
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St Peter's Cathedral
Christina
Sweden
Charlotte of
Cyprus
Clementina
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Cure of Human Behavior to Be Goal: Meharry Speaker
Dr Janet Travell told Meharry Medical College graduates that medical aims will shift from curing physical illness to altering behavioral patterns for societal good. She said physical disease will disappear and only death will be accepted as inevitable. Travell spoke after accompanying the President to Paris and Vienna.
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Nashville, Tenn
Kennedy
Janet Travell
Meharry Medical College
Travell
Paris
Vienna
Meharry
U.S. Officials Warn Inflation Risk From Recovery
White House advisers warn that a robust business upturn could revive inflation unless wage and price restraint is exercised. Heller Dillon Rostow urge self restraint and possible guidelines from the Labor-Management Advisory Committee to curb rising living costs amid 1961 recovery.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Rostow
Committee of Labor, Industry and
Tot Killed in Car Accident Near Marengo Iowa
Eleven month old Ricky Mathias was killed when the car he rode in leaving Marengo on Highway 212 went out of control and struck a bridge. His mother Mrs Leonard Mathias 17 was in serious condition at St Luke s Hospital in Cedar Rapids.
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Marengo
Iowa
Ricky Mathias
Highway 212
Here
Leonard Mathias
Nay elected president of the Mother Church in Boston
Mary Lee Gough Nay of Boston was elected president of the Mother Church the First Church of Christ Scientist succeeding Arthur W. Eckman. In her keynote she urged awakening from belief in living matter and in evil and warned that matter cannot supply solutions to disease and inequality.
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Boston
Mary Lee Gough Nay
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Arthur W. Eckman
Mother Church
Mrs. Nay
Sophia Loren Two Word Recipe For Avoiding Tension
Sophia Loren offers a simple philosophy for calm living: "Please yourself." The interview describes her lunch during a break in dubbing for her 30th film, her lifestyle, tastes, and view that staying relaxed comes from doing what she wants.
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Sophia Loren
New York
Naples
Sophia
Truck Driver Dies in Crash Near Marshall
A trucker, Steve Skierecki 22 of Ghent, was killed when his two ton load was struck by a train three miles southwest of Marshall. In a separate crash near Waseca, 72 year old Mrs Herman Kurzbein died, and three others were injured including Mrs Lillian Wolfgram, Mrs Arthur Miller, and Marvin Groskreutz.
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Minnesota
Steve Skierecki
Ghent
Marshall
Skierecki
Herman Kurzbein
Airmen Begin 17-Day Simulated Space Flight Test
Two airmen, Capts Lewis Gang and Bernard Westfall, started a 17-day simulated space mission in an 8 by 12 foot sealed tank in San Antonio. Scientists at the School of Aerospace Medicine aim to learn how crews perform in space and the duration mirrors expected future missions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lewis C. Gang
Bernard L. Westfall
School of Aerospace Medicine
Billy Welch
Supreme Court backs key anti-Communist measures
In two 5 to 4 decisions, the Supreme Court sustains major anti Communist provisions. The rulings uphold the Smith Act crime of belonging to an organization that advocates violent overthrow and require the Communist party to register as a Kremlin puppet under the Subversive Activities Control Act. Justice Frankfurter lauded the decision, while Justice Harlan wrote the majority opinion on knowing membership. Gus Hall condemned the rulings as a threat to democracy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
U.S
Communist Party
Kremlin
Justice Department
Gus Hall
U.S. Communist Party
New York
Soviet Union
Felix Frankfurter
High Court
Frankfurter
John M. Harlan
Junius Irving Scales
Carolinas
North Carolina
Scales
State Police to Dispense Crowds in Florida Law
Florida expands riot control authority allowing state highway patrolmen and city officials to disperse unruly crowds. Previously only mayors had power in cities. move follows calls from Tallahassee city leaders and cites Alabama Freedom Riders riots as context. Governor Farris Bryant signed the bill this week.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Alabama
Freedom Riders
Farris Bryant
Dennis Day and wife welcome eighth child daughter Mary Kate
Mrs. Dennis Day gave birth to the couple’s eighth child, a daughter named Mary Kate, at St Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles. The Days already have two daughters and five sons.
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Hollywood
Dennis Day
Mary Kate
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Days
Eichmann Trial Witness Describes Forced Gold Toe Extraction
Simon Srebnik testifies at the Eichmann trial that at age 13 he pulled gold from gas victims at Chelmno and watched about 1,200 Jews killed daily for nine months. He recalls sealed vans, gas exposure, and his escape aided by a Polish farmer after the camp's liquidation in 1945.
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Jerusalem
Eichmann Trial Court
Chelmno
Simon Srebnik
Israel
Srebnik
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