Hormel Institute Lab Dedication Set for June 25
The Hormel Institute plans a 1 30 p.m. dedication on June 25 for its new 600000 building near the Belt Line interchange. Dr. Walter Lundberg and H H Corey announce guests from health service at Washington University of Minnesota and other labs. The institute funds come from the Hormel Foundation with U S Public Health Service support helping fund about half of the project. occupancy follows June 26 open house and move of most staff to the new facility.
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U. S
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T. C. Blegen
H. O. Halvorson
Life Sciences
University of Illinois
Corey
Hormel Interchange
Youth Electrocuted While Moving House Near Spring Valley
Loren Ralph Unger a 20 year old from Rochester was dead at St Marys Hospital Rochester after being electrocuted while moving a house on the Paul Ahern farm ten miles northeast of Spring Valley Willis Bale assisted with artificial respiration but Unger died at the hospital He was a Byron High School 1957 graduate son of Mrs Leo Yezek and had siblings Darlene Glen and Joseph with Vine Funeral Home Rochester in charge of arrangements
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Loren Ralph Unger
Rochester
St. Marys Hospital
Unger
Willis Bale
Paul Ahern
Bale
Leo Yezek
10Th St
Byron High School
Darlene
Glen
Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Joseph
Vine Funeral Home
Nixon to reply to Rockefeller challenge at news conference
Vice President Richard M. Nixon prepared to respond to Nelson A. Rockefeller’s attack with a late afternoon news conference. Democrats cheered the criticism while Republicans in New York discuss drafting a support statement for Nixon as Nixon plans speeches and a Camden New Jersey visit.
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Similar Robberies May Give New Lead
Three Minnesota sheriffs and Crime Bureau agents intensify the hunt for a serial killer linked to three deadly early morning station hold ups over 22 months. The latest slaying involved Roy Brockmann, 55, at a Fairmont service station, as two Moscow youths' alibis cleared them.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Crime Bureau
Moscow
Minn
Roy Brockmann
Fairmont
Live Virus Polio Vaccine Halts Epidemic in Managua and US Hesitation
A Pan American Health Organization report credits the oral live-virus polio vaccine with reducing polio attack rates in Managua after a 1958 epidemic. Dr. Alcocer notes one fifth the rate among vaccinated children versus nonvaccinated during a later outbreak. Surgeon General Burney says there is not enough proof of safety or long term effectiveness to license the vaccine in the United States. He would like to license it for other nations but cannot.
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Washington
Public Health Service
United States
Leroy FE
Burney
Juan Jose Alcocer
Pan American Health Organization
Alcocer
Managua
Pipeline Foreman Dies of Injuries
Minneapolis AP report says 41 year old Howard Dock pipeline construction foreman died from burns after a high voltage power line torn free by a crane during work in Plymouth. Dock suffered burns over eighty percent of his body from the incident on June 1.
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Holand Unavailable for Comment on Land Condemnation Claims
Sen. Peter J. Holand refused today to comment on charges that property owners must hire "pet attorneys" for favorable settlements in land condemnation cases. An interim hearing on forest resources is planned in International Falls at 9 30 a m with Holand likely away on legislative business. Roger Catherwood of Austin, chair of the bar group practice committee, urged Gov Freeman to probe specific misconduct allegations backed by names dates and places.
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Olivia
Roger Catherwood
Austin
Orville Freeman
Bar Committee
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Freeman
Sen. Holand
Jealousy Motive Cited in Blaine Principal Slaying
Les ter Betts 37 admitted shooting Carson Hammond 33 at Blaine High School citing jealousy over his wife Clarice 30s and Hammond. Betts then played with his children and recited the Cub Scout oath before police arrival. He is held without charge for grand jury action.
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Lester Betts
Robert Johnson
Betts
Blaine Parent Teachers Assn
Carson Hammond
Hammond
Johnson
Clarice
Blaine
Roger
Clarisse
Chris
University of Wisconsin
Eisenhower Rejects Rockefeller Defense Charge
President Eisenhower reportedly rejected Governor Nelson Rockefeller's claim that the defense program is inadequate. Republican leaders said the president still views the defense effort as insufficient for the times after their weekly meeting.
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
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Illinois
Senate
Rockefeller
Senators hidden pool plan revealed for Capitol Hill basement
The New York Herald Tribune reports senators secretly ordered a 20 by 20 foot swimming pool for the basement of the old Senate Office Building in Washington. Construction would use remaining 1958 funds to remodel plumbing and aims to stay out of public view in the private health suite.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Capitol Hill
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Capitol
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Jail Term Nights to Work Days for Duluth Burglary
Fred J. Patnaude 41 Duluth received a one month jail sentence to be served on nights and weekends after pleading guilty to burglary. Judge Sidney Kaner said it is the longest term of its kind in the state to allow him to keep his job at American Steel & Wire to support his wife and four children. Patnaude is linked to a burglary ring said to have broken into about 30 Duluth gas stations in recent months.
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Feldman Wins 1960 National Spelling Bee
Henry Feldman age 13 of Oak Ridge Tennessee won the 1960 National Spelling Bee by spelling eudaemonic after correctly spelling velleity to clinch the title. Betty Jean Altschul placed second at age 12 from Norfolk Virginia.
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Henry Feldman
Oak Ridge, Tenn
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Norfolk
Henry
Betty Jean
Laurel Pratt
Anchorage
Alaska
Jacquelyn Sharkey
Columbus
Ohio
Oak Ridge
State to Open Bids on Faribault Job
ST PAUL AP The Engelen Corp Springfield Minn Wednesday was awarded a 127050 contract for general rehabilitation of the administration building and several cottages at Willmar State Hospital
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Springfield
Minn
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Moscow Pair to Face Check Charges Here
Two Austin area youths were cleared Wednesday of ties to a Sunday shooting in Fairmont and will be returned from Malvern Arkansas to face second degree forgery counts. Francis Lonergan 16 and Dale Noell 18 were charged with cashing a no account check for 127.50 at Trowbridge Super Market and admitting to cashing a 23.50 check at Budget Oil Oakland and Kenwood.
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