Prince Philip Praises Anglo American Ties at New York Exhibit
Prince Philip in New York to open the 200 million dollar British exhibition at the Coliseum stresses a continuous effort to sustain Anglo American friendship. He notes the exhibition aims to boost Britain's trade and tourism with the United States and showcases shared ties and differences.
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Diplomatic Push Averts Eichmann Showdown at UN
Western diplomats seek a face saving compromise to avert a clash between Argentina and Israel over Adolf Eichmann. Argentina demands Israel return him claiming sovereignty and seeks World Court involvement. Israel signals no consent but may pursue a showpiece trial in Israel within a year.
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Supreme Court Denies Negligence Claim in Drowning Death
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds trial ruling denying $25,000 wrongful death recovery for Mildred Slinker over the drowning of her 6-year-old son Daryle Ahlstrand in Duluth. The court said evidence fails to show owners knew or should have known that children frequented the premises where the sailboat was moored and the boy drowned.
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Status of Watkins Sales Staff in Supreme Court Ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court overturned a $17 500 award plus funeral expenses to Mrs Ray mond Geerdes of Edgerton a Watkins door to door dealer saying no employer employee relation existed Geerdes who died of a heart attack in December 1955 while moving his car from a snow drift had governed his own hours set his own prices and did not report customers to Watkins The court called the contract vendor and seller rather than employer employee.
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Five day weather outlook for Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin
Minnesota will run about five degrees above normal with highs mid to upper seventies and lows around fifty one to fifty eight. Showers and thunder showers bring 0.45 to 0.60 inch total through the period. Iowa trends near normal to slightly above with similar precip totals and intermittent showers. Wisconsin rises four to six degrees above normal with upper seventies highs and low fifties to upper fifties lows, a warming trend early next week and 0.50 to one inch of rain in scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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Workday Absences Driven by Respiratory Ailments
A typical US workday sees about 37 000 people absent for hay fever and asthma 29 000 for chronic sinusitis and 16 000 for bronchitis.
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United States
Republicans Plan Streamlined National Convention
Republican leaders approved a five session four day national convention set for July 25 in Chicago with day and night sessions. The event may feature a keynote by Rep. Walter H. Judd and a possible Eisenhower speech, with named themed days and a closed circuit TV system for live viewing.
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Eisenhower
Court Decides Running One Notice Insufficient
Meadow Brook Manor Inc. won an appeal in Minnesota Supreme Court over a sewer improvement tax assessment in St Louis Park. The court remanded to Hennepin County for further proceedings due to lack of proper notice beyond a single newspaper publication.
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Hennepin County Court
GOP Names Judd to Keynote Role at Chicago Convention
The GOP chose Rep Walter H Judd of Minnesota as keynote speaker for the upcoming national convention in Chicago. Gov Cecil H Underwood of West Virginia was named temporary chairman, Rep Charles A Halleck of Indiana permanent chairman, Elizabeth E Heffelfinger of Minnesota convention secretary, and Charles H Percy chairman with Melvin R Laird vice chairman of the platform committee. Underwood, a Senate candidate, is 37 and represents youth in the selections.
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AP Photofax
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Indiana
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Charles H. Percy
Chicago
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Wisconsin
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Convict's Cash Used for Fee in Prison Case
Detroit AP report states Thomas Mines 40 wrote from prison claiming police kept $73 after arrest on January 5. Mines pled guilty to possession of burglary tools. Judge Ricca found $75.01 at arrest and a $75 county attorney fee paid for Mines. He ordered $75 refund to the county and sent the penny to Mines.
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John A. Ricca
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Wayne County
Typhoon Mary Strikes Hong Kong Leaving Hundreds Homeless
Typhoon Mary slammed Hong Kong with winds up to 118 mph, leaving at least 30 dead, 34 missing, and 18,000 homeless. A government spokesman said recovery efforts continued as the storm moved up the China coast and no word had come from the mainland.
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