Wilson & Co. Posts Six-Month Loss From Plant Strikes
Wilson & Co. Inc and its domestic subsidiaries report a net loss of 677 236 on sales of 259 618 952 for the six months ended April 30. The drop follows a 109 day strike by the United Packinghouse Workers of America at seven plants in six Midwest cities, including Albert Lea Minnesota, with some plants witnessing violence. The period's loss contrasts with a 3 938 344 profit on 324 308 415 sales for the same period in 1959.
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Wilson & Co., Inc
Wilson
The
United Packing
House Workers of America
Midwest
Albert Lea
Minn
Austin Man among 28 killed in Mackay airliner crash
An Austin man Vincent N. Bissen 510 N 4th St NW is among 28 victims of a fog bound Australian airliner crash off Mackay. The Trans Australian flight from Brisbane to Mackay disappeared in the fog and wreckage was found four miles offshore. John F. O Grady U S consul Brisbane was among the seven bodies recovered.
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Austin
Vincent N. Bissen
4Th St
Kenwood
Mackay
Bissen
Rose Creek
Loretta Bissen
Brisbane
Australia
John F. O'Grady
U. S
Injured in 2 Accidents in 2 Days, Wyoming Girl Dies
Pamela Jean Cole of Bountiful Utah died after two traffic accidents in two days. Coroner Jack Rhodes said autopsy found a ruptured liver as the only severe injury. The child, believed unharmed, was in a car driven by her mother Burton A. Cole that overturned north of Sheridan.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Pamela Jean Cole
Bountiful
Utah
Burton A. Cole
Atlas Test Validates Inertial Guidance On Range
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A block busting Atlas rocket completed a 5000 mile Atlantic range test with its inertial guidance system directing the re entry body toward an intended impact area off Ascension Island The launch occurred despite a five day machinists strike Convair workers bowed to union refusals while supervising personnel filled key roles The 85 foot Atlas climbed and reached speeds near 16000 mph as the Air Force moves it closer to a quick retaliation role.
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Air Force
South Atlantic
Ascension
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Atlas
The
Intra-Party Dissent Accepted For Now, Nixon Says
Vice President Nixon said the Republican Party can tolerate dissent within its ranks as it drafts the platform. He urged unity after the convention and defended Eisenhower's record, noting disagreements should remain constructive. Rockefeller’s criticisms were acknowledged indirectly.
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Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
Congress Pushed for Fast Pace as Conventions Near
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson signals a fair week sprint to clear work before the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Senate and GOP leaders diverge on prospects to finish major bills, with bets on a busy four weeks and possible August session if key measures stall.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Los Angeles
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Eisenhower
Mother of 3 State's 234th Traffic Death
A rural Minnesota crash near Alexandria kills 49 year old farmer’s wife Mrs William Pantze and injures her husband. Two other crashes raise Minnesota 1960 traffic toll to 235, with Sharon Stirewall 17 dying from brain injuries after a three car crash near Little Falls. Hospitalized victims named.
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William Pantze
Westport
Minn
Highway 27
Sharon Stirewall
Pillager
Little Falls
U.S. Highway 10
Hawick
Minnesota
Hawick, Minn
Demonstrators Rally vs Kishi and Ike in Tokyo Protest
More than 150000 demonstrators filled Tokyo streets in a leftist protest against Prime Minister Kishi and President Eisenhower. The crowd stormed Kishi’s residence while White House aides faced scheduling revisions for the Japan visit.
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Tokyo
America
Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Ike
Zengakuren
Hagerty
Diet Building
White House
James Hagerty
Hisanari Yamada
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Eisenhower to Visit Alaska in Welcoming Tour
President Eisenhower arrives in Anchorage for his first trip to Alaska. An estimated 30,000 to 40,000 residents expected to greet the President with ceremonies at Elmendorf Air Force Base and a downtown tour amid a 15 day goodwill mission to the Far East. Governor Egan will offer official greetings during a 15 minute ceremony after landing.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Tokyo
Tachikawa
Eisenhower
Anchorage
Alaska
Hagerty
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
William J. Tobin
Fourth Avenue
Far East
Japan
William A. Egan
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Rainy weekend forecast edged by lingering showers
Weather outlook calls for mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with a chance of thundershowers and cooler temperatures. Showers and thundershowers dampened parts of the upper Great Lakes and western plains after heavy overnight rain with Goodland Kansas and Dalhart Texas Panhandle reporting an inch or more.
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Rockies
Plains
Goodland
Kan
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Chanute
Nashville
Tenn
Pin awards honor long service by Minnesota state workers
William G. Burkman Minnesota tax director received a service pin for 25 years in state service. Joseph Zelny and Lloyd Stransky earned pins for 35 and 30 years. Out of state recipients include Dolphe Johnson Charles E Johnson Norman W Johnson Carl A Saliden and William T Wooden for 20 years.
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St, Paul
William G. Burkman
Minnesota
Joseph M. Robertson
Joseph Zelny
St. Paul
Lloyd Stransky
Out
Dolphe Johnson
Duluth
Charles E. Johnson
Hibbing
Norman W. Johnson
Bemidji
Carl A. Saliden
Little Falls
William T. Wooden
Winona
Roedean Hires Help to Shield Sunbathing Students
The Brighton exclusive Roedean School asks Housing Minister Henry Brooke to approve rerouting a tree shaded lovers lane near the grounds. Officials say the footpath overlooks the yard and the change would give the girls more privacy for sunbathing.
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Brighton
England
Henry Brooke
Roedean
Liquor Store Robbed in Eagle Lake
Burglars broke the safe at the Eagle Lake municipal liquor store Friday night and stole 1409 dollars 62 cents, including 200 dollars in cash. Police investigated the break in and are reviewing surveillance footage.
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Minn
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