Minn. GOP Eyes Violent Campaigns for Governor and Senator
Minnesota Republicans endorsed Elmer L Andersen for governor and P Kenneth Peterson for senator at their state convention. The pair, seen as best poised to beat Governor Freeman and Senator Humphrey in November, will lead a hard fought primary battle with 23 rallies starting in Owatonna. The Democrats hold a strong ground game, while GOP energy rises under party chair Ed Viehman.
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U. S
Elmer L. Andersen
P. Kenneth Peterson
Freeman
Humphrey
Anderson
Peterson
Minneapolis
Democrat-Farmer-Labor Party
Eich Ma
Minnesota
GOP
Ed Viehman
Owatonna
Words Mean Things in Cold War Language
The article notes the rise of terms like sputnik missile satellite and Atlas reflecting Cold War tensions. It warns that leaders such as Khrushchev use invective to achieve aims, especially relating to the Sum ar plans, and suggests language shapes actions.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Basic Solution from Dr. Pirone Averts Pest Panic
Dr. P. P. Pirone of the New York Botanical Garden urges Greenwich Village residents to rely on window screens rather than pesticides amid news of a tent caterpillar outbreak. He notes his years of experience but offers a simple, preventive remedy.
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P. P. Pirone
New York Botanical Garden
Opinion on Suburb Growth Around Minneapolis and St. Paul
The 1950s saw Minneapolis drop to just under 500,000, while St. Paul barely changed. Suburbs near major cities exploded as residential and industrial growth pushed outward into Ramsey County, converting farms to dense residential areas. congestion rises as families seek larger yards and space while many suburb residents still work in nearby cities.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ramsey County
St, Cloud Times
Average Citizen Has More Real Income Than Ever
The 1960 opening year shows higher real income for the average American family or individual, before and after taxes, using constant dollar comparisons to 1929 and 1947. Illustrations show rising shares earning over $4,000 and $6,000, growth of over $10,000 earners, and a 1% annual real income rise since 1955, amid broader economic forces and private capitalism.
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Dept. of Commerce
America
Minnesota
Quie family tames poison ivy during lake trip
Austin Herald notes Gretchen Quie warned her children about poison ivy during a Washington area outing before the Quies plan a month at French Lake near Faribault. Mrs Quie later suffered a painful ivy bout as Rep. Quie contemplates travel after Congress adjourns.
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al Quie
Quie
Kenyon
French Lake
Faribault
Congress
Gretchen
Washington
Lawrence Declares Patriotism Under Strain in War Rhetoric
David Lawrence argues patriotism wanes as critics attack Eisenhower and Soviet leaders mock U S resolve. He contrasts wartime sacrifice with modern demands for transparency, warns against partisan censorship, and praises World War II unity and Allied efforts.
Powers Faces Solitary While We Treat Red Spies Kindly
An article contrasts Francis Gary Powers in solitary confinement with Col. Rudolph Abel at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Powers is subjected to injections of truth serum while Abel, healthy and content, enjoys drafting duties and visitors rights, highlighting disparities in treatment and perceptions of civilization.
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Powers
Red
Francis Gary Powers
Col
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel
Soviet Security Service
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Abel
Ussr
Francis Powers
Potash Case Highlights Parole Limits and Cold War Ties
Irving Potash a top official in the Communist International faced deportation and parole limits in the Southern District of New York. After serving two years in Atlanta he remained under parole supervision yet violated it by attending a Chicago meeting of the Communist Party high command. The U S attorney declined to detain him, allowing him to continue aiding the party from abroad and within the United States under supervision.
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United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
America
Moscow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Congressional
Africa
Asia
Irving Potash
Communist International
Atlanta
Potash
China
Poland
FBI
Gene
New York
National Labor
National Committee
Communist Party, USA
Central Committee
Com
Communist Party
Chicago
Midwest Hotel
Hamlin St
The
Immigration and Naturali
Z Gation Service
U. S
U.S
Warsaw
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Explaining John Ten Verse on True Shepherds and Christ
In John 10 8 Jesus contrasts himself with false prophets who claim authority but lead people astray Like sheep people follow voices they trust Gospel says true recognition comes from hearing Jesus voice He is the genuine shepherd offering deliverance from sin and salvation through Christ.
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New York University
Challenge
G. D
Jesus
Christ
Judge Appointed to Polk County District Court
Des Moines attorney Ralph R. Randall, 47, was appointed to Polk County District Court to succeed Judge Carroll Switzer, who died of a heart attack last Monday.
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Des Moines
Ralph R. Randall
Polk County District Court
Carroll
Switzer
Rhee Rest Sought After Departure Amid Riot Turmoil
AP reports former Korean president Syngman Rhee, aged 85, in good physical condition at Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu but exhausted and needing rest. He entered for comprehensive tests after resigning under student riots, with officials noting diminished mental alertness tied to age and recent events.
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Honolulu
Army Hospital
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Delivery options within fifty miles of Austin
The notice lists delivery in office within a 50 mile radius of Austin with payables in BUVALDS. Time frames given are one month three months six months and one year with amounts 1.15 5.50 10.00 and 14.00 respectively.
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Lawrence Er
Austin
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