Carleton Jake Traces Nobility to 1350 Coat of Arms
Jacob Malinovsky known as Jake at Carleton College traces ancestry to European nobility with a coat of arms earned in 1350. Born in Semlin, he survived two world wars and a Nazi camp, later moving to the United States in 1963 and settling in Northfield as a custodian at Laird Hall.
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Northfield, Minn
Jake
Carleton College
Laird Hall
Jacob Malinovsky
Yugoslavia
Semlin
Salzburg
United States
Kenyon, Minn
Malinovsky
Kenyon Area
Northfield
Nasser the Strongman of the Arab World
For over a decade Gamal Abdel Nasser has led the United Arab Republic becoming a beloved yet sometimes puzzling figure in the Arab world. Britain raised military alert at the Suez Canal zone after his rise and push for canal ownership. Violence broke out in 1956 when he nationalized the canal and faced attacks by France Britain and Israel.
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Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Nasser
Collins Radio decides higher quarterly dividend
Collins Radio Co. directors meeting in Dallas voted to raise the quarterly cash dividend from 15 to 20 cents per share.
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Collins Ups
Dallas
Tex
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Former NPTA Secretary Dies in Minneapolis
Wendell O. Hawkins 87 longtime secretary of the Northwest Paper Trade Association for 34 years died Tuesday in Minneapolis. Services will be Friday. He retired from the NPTA in 1960.
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Minneapolis
Wendell O. Hawkins
Northwest Paper Trade Association
Boredom Time: A Guide to Wild Daydreams
New York AP piece urges turning daydreams into action with quirky ideas. Suggestions span chasing improbable feats such as a Derby winner foal, breaking bricks with karate, writing Lyndon Johnson, and riding a motorized shopping cart. The piece mocks monotony and champions bold imagination.
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New York
Jones and St John announce engagement in New York
Singer Jack Jones and actress Jill St John revealed plans to marry in New York. Jones, 29, recently divorced his first wife Lee Laurence, while St John, 25, was formerly married to Lance Reventlow, son of Barbara Hutton. No wedding date was set.
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New York
Jack Jones
Jill St. John
Jones
San Francisco
Lee Laurence
Miss St. John
Lance Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Debt ceiling rise debated amid Middle East war ties
Washington Democrats pressed a 29 billion boost to the national debt limit as Republicans urged defeat to force Johnson tax hikes. The House debated the measure amid concerns over Vietnam costs, Middle East fighting, and a plan to raise interest ceilings for certain securities.
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Washington
House
Johnson
GOP
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D. Ark
Vietnam
Middle East
Timberland Fire in State Costs $50,000 Damage
A forest fire near Babbit, Minnesota cost an estimated 50 000 in damage last weekend. The Forest Service Center reported 211 acres of federal land burned, 42 acres of Mosinee Paper Co land, and 17 acres of state land. stockpiled pulpwood suffered 35 000 of the loss as rains reduced danger after the blaze.
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Duluth, Minn
Babbitt
Forest Service Center
Mosinee Paper Co
Minnesota
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