Western Statesmen Face Preservation Fight for NATO Alliance
Brussels AP reports Western leaders face a struggle to sustain the Atlantic alliance after NATO minsters narrowly avoided a collapse of defense unity. France’s withdrawal stance remains the central fault line with 14 other members as Russia and European security loom large.
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Atlantic Alliance
Brussels
NATO
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Violent winds cause one death and wide damage near Chicago
A violent wind and rain storm struck suburbs northwest of Chicago injuring ten and causing major destruction from Glenview to Arlington Heights and Wheeling. A 3 year old girl died when a trailer was overturned near Wheeling and her father was severely injured. A WNWC tower toppled at Arlington Heights and a church roof collapsed in Meadows.
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Arlington Heights
N. W
Chicago
Glenview
Mount Prospect
Wheeling
Palatine
Arlington Park Race Track
Darlene Helfogt
Gene
WNWC
Pal
Glenview Naval Air Sta
Northwest Hospital
Helfogt
Holy Family Hospital
Des Plaines
Alma Probably Dealt Blow to Shaky Cuban Economy
Hurricane Alma likely worsened Cuba's frail economy by destroying cigar tobacco crops and worsening food shortages in Havana and nearby Pinar del Rio. Experts say the storm will not lift sugar prices, which remain low due to a global sugar surplus and Cuba's reliance on cash sales.
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Alma
Washington
Cuba
Havana
Pinar de Rio
Fidel Castro
Thailand asks UN observers to patrol border again
Thailand requests United Nations observers to inspect the Thai Cambodian border and help end hostilities between the traditional rivals, according to informed sources on Wednesday.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United Nations
Andersen Nominated by Minnesota GOP for Governor
Twenty Republican delegates plan to nominate former Gov Elmer L Andersen at the June convention in Minneapolis. Andersen approved the move and said nominations can only be reopened with rules suspension if needed.
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Minneapolis
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
Minnesota
Rolvaag
Midwest Governors Conference
Seaway Toll Debate Splits Midwest and East
A St. Lawrence Seaway toll hearing drew regional ties as Eastern advocates pressed for higher charges while Midwest leaders urged removal. Minnesota Governor Rolvaag urged delaying increases pending harbor build-up results, while North Dakota's Guy urged Congress to study and possibly eliminate tolls.
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Chicago
St. Lawrence Seaway
Midwest
St. Lawrence
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minnesota
Great Lakes
William L. Guy
North Dakota
Congress
World Briefs: U S Embassy clerks expelled. China purge noted
AP reports U S Ambassador Grobnostki condemns Poland for expelling two embassy clerks within two weeks over alleged activities against their status. In Tokyo Communist China cites unprecedented dissident purge and a cultural revolution foreshadowing leaps in the socialist revolution. Also Poland’s church-state tensions cited as Catholics urged to follow Archbishop Kominek.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
John A. Gronouski
Stuart Engbretson
Green Bay
Wis
Ralph Ochs
Williamson
W.va
Tokyo
China
Peking People’s Daily
Boleslaw Kominek
Stefan Cardinal Wyszinski
Army
Soldier of Freedom
Rochester Girl and St Paulite Die in Minnesota Crashes
The Rochester girl Ellen Jane Low nineteen and St Paul resident Kenneth R Miller thirty four died in separate crashes in St Paul suburbs Wednesday night and early Thursday The Minnesota road toll rose to two hundred eighty three from two hundred fifty six the previous year Also dead were Lawrence F Lange and Martha Theel both of Cannon Falls aged twenty two and nineteen respectively and Timothy Martinson fourteen of Brooklyn Center who was struck Saturday night while crossing Highway 52 in Crystal New Orleans Charity Hospital noted as the first general hospital in the United States.
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Rochester
St. Paul
Minnesota
Kenneth R. Miller
Highway
Maplewood
Ellen Jane Low
Inver Grove Heights
Highway Patrol
Highway 47
Lawrence F. Lange
Martha Theel
Cannon Falls
Timothy Martinson
Brooklyn Center
Minneapolis
Crystal
Meredith vows return armed if safety not assured
AP reports amid ongoing marches from Memphis to Mississippi that James Meredith plans to be armed upon return unless security is guaranteed. His condition improves slowly after being shot and hospital stay. protesters press for protection as civil rights leaders join the march.
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South
Meredith
Senatoria
Miss
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Memphis
New York
Bowld Hospital
U.S. 51
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin Luther King Jr
Floyd McKissick
Stokely Carmicahel
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
McKissick
CORE
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Reappraisal urged for transportation role by AAR executive
Maj. Gen. Ret. J. Sewell Morris of the Association of American Railroads urged a rethinking of transportation's role. He supported President Johnsons plan for a Department of Transportation and called for national policies and standards to guide federal investment in facilities and equipment. He warned against wasteful and archaic rules hindering competition and stated transportation underpins the economy. He noted America will likely rely again on railroads in crises. Scientists say life on Earth is highly improbable elsewhere.
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Chicago
Association of American Railroads
J. Sewell Morris
Association
Johnson
Department of Transportation
Congress
Morris
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
AAR
America
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Swanson’s Southgate Nursery
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