Eisenhower proposes July talks on policing nuclear test ban
In a letter to Nikita Khrushchev, President Eisenhower proposes Geneva July 1 talks on policing a future nuclear test ban. Britain’s Macmillan is briefed. neutrals and additional Western nations may join. talks could extend beyond three to four weeks without final decisions.
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Dulles backs international inspection posts for test ban
Secretary Dulles said the United States would likely want international inspection posts in Communist China and elsewhere to police a nuclear test ban. He cited experts urging supervision across China Australia and the Sahara and noted Geneva talks on July 1. Dulles also said the U S would pursue Americans in danger with any regime, warned against recognizing East Germany, and cited alleged UAE incitement in Lebanon.
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California Institute of Technology
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Russia
Knutson spurns plea to quit politics seek reelection
Washington AP report shows Rep. Coya Knutson of Minnesota refusing her husband Andy Knutson’s call to leave politics. She says she will seek re election and keep aide William Kjeldahl despite his request to dismiss him. Andy Knutson backs possible opponent amid personal life tensions. Detroit Lakes and Moorhead figures cited as context.
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Washington
Coya Knutson
D-Minn
Andy Knutson
Okloe
Minn
Knutson
William Kjeldahl
Detroit Lakes
Marvin A. Evenson
Moorhead
Report on New York Business Failures Increase
Business failures rose to 325 in the week ended Thursday from 278 the previous holiday week, Dun and Bradstreet Inc. reported. The latest total compares with 289 in the same 1957 week.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Admiral urges nuclear power for Antarctic bases
Rear Adm. George Dufek told reporters in Northfield that shipping a packaged nuclear power plant to the Antarctic could reduce fuel needs and costs for IGY bases. He said a small reactor at McMurdo Sound might be ready within two years and plans extend to 1959.
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Minn
Antarctic
United States
George Dufek
Dufek
Igy
McMurdo Sound
Moorhead Sisters Fight City Over Rural Stay
In Moorhead Minnesota three Baer sisters Charlotte Gertrude and Elsie resist urban expansion on their 242 acre plot near the city edge. They placed 24 acres into the soil bank conservation reserve and plan to grow Christmas trees while the city moves curb and gutter work elsewhere affecting their land. A hearing on the Baer parcel is set for July 7 as city attorney Garrity advised excluding it from the curb project.
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Moorhead
Charlotte
Gertrude
Elsie
Soil Bank
James E. Garrity
Merchants to Hold Breakfast Meeting
A Chamber of Commerce breakfast will be held at Nelson's Hospitality Room at 7 15 a m on Wednesday. Merchants will discuss Dollar Days and other projects with attendance urged.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Nelson’s
Macmillan Urges Step Toward Disarmament at Hopkins
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged a gradual move to world peace by discarding large weapons, including atomic arms, during a Johns Hopkins University commencement. He and President Eisenhower received honorary degrees as Milton Eisenhower presided, with a private White House meeting on Cold War issues and a dinner to follow with Dulles.
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Harold Macmillian
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Western World Alliance
Dulles
State Department
Hormel Half-Year Earnings Dip on Livestock Shortfall
Hormel & Co reports a small decline in earnings for the first half of the fiscal year. Net income after taxes is 1,085,244 for the six months ended April 26, 1958, vs 1,204,226 a year earlier, while gross sales rise to 173,773,922 from 168,391,479. Taxes exceed net income by 1,169,000 as per the semi annual report filed with the SEC.
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Hormelander
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
H. H. Corey
Senate Labor Reform Bill Attacked by Administration
Secretary of Labor Mitchell denounces a Senate labor reform bill as ineffective and full of loopholes. Senators Kennedy and Ives rebut the administration stance while Mitchell attends a meeting in Switzerland and the bill awaits Senate action.
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Air Force Eyes Moon Probes and Atlas Flight in August
Lt Gen S E Anderson says the Air Force will launch three lunar probes this year using modified Thor missiles for a 278000 mile two and a half day flight and aims to fire an Atlas on its full 6000 mile range also in August.
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United States
General Motors
Algerian Rebel Group Opposes De Gaulle Plan
Paris AP report says Algerian insurgents threaten a break with Premier de Gaulle over his Algerian elections plan. The All Algeria Public Safety Committee calls for party purges in France while pledging support to De Gaulle personally, amid rumors of one party rule.
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Veteran Clerk to File for Re election
William Plzak, longtime Mower County clerk of court, arrived early to file for re election but county filings open Wednesday morning. He will try again tomorrow to secure the first filing alongside the hoped for early start.
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William Plzak
Mower County
Pizak
Tractor Topples Kills Father of Three in Minnesota
Richard Wesley a 27 year old farmer and father of three died when his tractor toppled from a gravel road into a ditch three miles east of Elysian Minnesota Sheriff Pat Smith said the vehicle pinned him beneath a wheel Wesley died at the scene his widow and three children surviving.
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Minnesota
Richard Wesley
Elysian
Wesley
Mankato
LeSueur
Pat Smith
Veteran Winona Pilot Aims Denver To Brussels Nonstop Flight
Max Conrad of Winona Minnesota plans a Denver to Brussels nonstop flight in a light plane aided by a one man rubber raft and a small radio. The attempt could beat the existing 4957 mile record by 308 miles. Conrad has logged extensive Atlantic crossings and seeks Air Force support for lightweight survival gear.
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Minnesota
Denver
Brussels
Max Conrad
Winona
Minn
Conrad
Atlantic
National Aeronautical Assn
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Bill Odum
Honolulu
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Air Force
Navy
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Mass
Shannon
Ireland
Norway
Victim’s Mate Wins $17 500 From Axilrod
In Minneapolis AP report Mathias J. Moonen 29 wins 17 500 in a civil suit against Dr A Arnold Axilrod who is serving a manslaughter sentence for the strangulation of Moonen’s wife Mary Elizabeth Moonen. The verdict was opened by District Judge Levi M Hall. Moonen was on Korean duty when his wife was slain in April 1955 and sued Axilrod in a wrongful death case. Axilrod testified he blacked out after Mrs Moonen accused him of fathering her unborn child. Her body was found in a Lake of the Isles district alley.
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Mathias J. Moonen
A. Arnold Axilrod
Moonen
Levi M. Hall
Korea
Mary Elizabeth
Axilrod
Weather readings from Herald site on roof
Readings from Herald Weather Service on the roof of the fire station show a high of 67 and a low of SM with an overcast sky at 4 30 am.
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