Soviet Bloc plans to fight western market power and farm woes
In Moscow a seven East European premiers and party chiefs plus observers from Mongolia and Red China met to address home economic problems and the rising influence of the Common Market. They discussed agriculture decline, meat and butter price hikes, and the need to fund fertilizer and machinery plants while monitoring Western rival markets.
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Judge Refuses Venue Change in Kenny Case
Five of seven defendants in the Sister Kenny Foundation case had motions to move their trials out of Minnesota denied by Judge Edward J. Devitt. Indicted on 15 counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy, the defendants include Abraham Koolish and son David, John B. Carnell, Philip G. Rettig, Marvin Kline, Fred Fadell, and J. George Zimmerman. The judge left open the option to renew motions if a fair and impartial Minnesota jury proves impossible.
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Many U S Presidents Born in Small Towns and Villages
A study finds thirty one of the thirty four U S presidents originated from small towns or villages. The statistic highlights the strong ties between birthplace and national leadership.
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Five day Minnesota forecast norm near. rain chances
Minnesota five day outlook shows temperatures Thursday to Monday near normal in north and 2 to 5 degrees below normal in south with no major daily changes. Normal highs 67 to 77, lows 46 to 57. Rain totals 0.25 to 0.75 inch north and 0.50 to 1 inch south, with periods of rain mainly in the south and early next week in the north.
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French Producer Sues Singer Over Damages
Paris AP The conflict between film producer Darry Zanuck and French singer Juliette Greco moves to court with Zanuck claiming harm to his reputation from memoir remarks. He seeks 100000 francs about $20000 from Greco and the publishers that printed her reminiscences.
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Horatio Alger and the Virtue Reward Motif
Horatio Alger wrote more than 100 novels built on the belief that virtue is always rewarded, shaping a popular nineteenth century vision of success.
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Four Iowa legislators lose renomination in primary
In Des Moines Tuesday the Iowa primary ousted at least four Republican incumbents. State Sen. Frank Hoxie and Reps. George Rapson, David Welchman, and John Rockwell failed to advance. Hoxie, defeated by Vern Lisle, faced statewide attention after Gov. Norman Erbe’s endorsement. Walker won in another Senate race. The vote set nominees for 25 of 50 Senate seats and all 108 House seats.
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Construction worker Falls From Bridge Drowns in River
Larry Drum Mond, 22, a construction worker, fell 16 feet from an interstate highway bridge in Falls and drowned in the Rock River.
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Nine Years in Iron Lung Mrs Werfel Dies
Mrs Joel Werfel of Montgomery Alabama dies at 33 after nine years in an iron lung following a polio outbreak in 1953. She leaves a 12 year old daughter Deborah. Her autobiography Please Scratch My Nose was completed shortly before her death and she was admired for her cheerfulness during long years of paralysis.
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Kennedy urges West Point cadets to deter wars and win
President Kennedy told 601 West Point cadets that modern officers must deter wars as well as win them. He warned conflicts need diplomatic and economic strength beyond military power and urged leaders to balance force with restraint and alliances.
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Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Discomfort
Doan's Pills promise rapid relief from backache headaches and muscular pains sparked by exertion or stress. The product also soothes bladder irritation and provides a mild diuretic effect to improve kidney output, claiming decades of proven relief and a large size option.
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Writer and Radio Commentator Dies
Ian Roxs MacFarlane, 89, noted newspaper correspondent and radio commentator, died Tuesday. He served as a Paris correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune in the 1920s and later did freelance reporting and writing.
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Want Ads Promise 4 Runs Payoff Puzzles Readers
Classified note promises readers a gain by offering four runs in a contest style giveaway. The brief text hints at additional rewards or “6” payouts and uses fragmented wording that suggests a promotional stunt or public notice.
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