Khrushchev Appears in Public for First Time in a Year
AP staff report describes Nikita Khrushchev arriving at a Moscow voting place with his wife and bodyguard to cast a ballot. The piece reflects on his 1964 ouster, his influence on Soviet life, and the altered global climate from his reforms and conflicts with China, Hungary, and Cuba.
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Washington
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cuba
China
Air Conditioning Now Considered Necessity Amid Cooling Boom
Weather drives demand as air conditioning shifts from luxury to necessity for homes and businesses. Industry leaders anticipate growth through central systems, industrial cooling, and environmental tech, with 1970 sales projected higher as new homes and institutions expand.
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AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
William H. Roberts
York
Borg-Warner
A. J. Hackl
Worthington Air Conditioning Co
Trane Co
Farmington Girl Crowned Region VI Dairy Princess
Evelyn Wolkow, 17, of Farmington was chosen Region VI dairy princess in the Minnesota Princess Kay of the Milky Way contest. Attendants were Louise Laabs and Janet Rumpza. The state’s eleven regional princesses will compete for the Princess Kay title Aug. 26 at the state fair in St. Paul. Bruce Anderson won the grand champion rosette in local 4-H and FFA dairy cattle shows. Elizabeth Trapp and Jim Carroll earned showmanship honors.
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Minn
Evelyn Wolkow
Farmington
Minnesota
Kay
Howard Wolkow
Louise Laabs
Jordan
Janet Rumpza
Maple Plain
Princess Kay
St. Paul
FFA
Bruce Anderson
Elizabeth Trapp
Hasings
Jim Carroll
Rosemont
Sinatra Rival Improves After Beverly Hills Incident
Frederick R. Weisman, 54, former Hunt Foods president, showed marked improvement at Mt. Sinai Hospital after a Polo Lounge incident with Frank Sinatra. He remains serious but conscious and recognizes family members, officials said.
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Calif
Frederick R. Weisman
Frank Sinatra
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Weisman
Hunt Foods
Sinatra
Appeal Against NSP Under Advisement
District Judge David E. Marsden has taken under advisement an appeal to bar Northern States Power from using St. Croix River water for cooling at its Stillwater plant. Save the St. Croix Inc appeals a water use permit issued by Minnesota Conservation Commissioner Wayne H. Olson. The group has fought the $68 million plant now under construction.
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Northern States Power Co
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Iowa and Council Bluffs News Roundup
Reports from Hawthorne and Cedar Rapids detail fatalities from a six car crash on a superhighway near Hawthorne involving Armstrong Iowa and Mankato Minn graduates. Council Bluffs sees charges for intent to do great bodily harm after a shooting at the 225 Club. Cedar Rapids notes drownings and a traffic fatality. Dubuque union workers vote to authorize a potential strike at John Deere Tractor Works with 96 percent approval.
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Iowa
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Mankato State College
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Council Bluffs
Dubuque
John Deere Tractor Works
Hospitals listed OK with HEW dept
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare names 5,558 hospitals in compliance with Civil Rights laws and eligible to participate in Medicare. The list shows regional tallies including Minnesota 199 and 186, North Dakota 63 and 60, South Dakota 71 and 68.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
NASA and GE bid for five million in computer gear
NASA negotiates with General Electric for about 5 million dollars worth of additional computer equipment. The gear will enable two simultaneous tests and help consolidate administrative and scientific data to support the Apollo moon program.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Minnesota Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Than Normal Temperatures
The forecast for Tuesday through Saturday calls for temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal. Highs range from 70 to 76 in the north and 76 to 81 in the south, with lows from 48 to 55 in the north and 55 to 58 in the south. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected, averaging .25 to .50 inch of precipitation in the latter half of the period.
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Continental Showcase Angles for Summer TV Variety Hour
AP review notes Continental Showcase produced in Europe offers an entertaining hour with diverse acts led by Jim Backus. The program features British soldiers dancers from Israel a Munich castle garden number and noteworthy performances offset by some lip-sync issues.
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CBS
Jackie Gleason
Europe
Jim Backus
Gilligan’s Island
Ed Sullivan
Buckingham Palace
Israel
France
Gilbert Becaud
Germany
Kessler Twins
Munich
Five Winners Named in Minnesota Truck Rodeo
Five winners were named Sunday in the 21st annual Minnesota Truck Rodeo. Vernon E. Kruger of Royalton won straight truck, Harlan J. Diers of Howard Lake took three axle, Harold G. Wegner of Minneapolis earned four axle, Robert E. Hanson of Coon Rapids claimed five axle, and Lewis Blanchard of Minneapolis earned five axle tank truck. Fifty-seven drivers entered, with tests and an interview plus obstacle course.
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Minnesota
Vernon E. Kruger
Royalton
Hart Motor Express
Harlan J. Diers
Howard Lake
Super Valu
Harold G. Wegner
Briggs Transportation Co
Robert E. Hanson
Coon Rapids
Glendenning
Lewis Blanchard
Dahlen Transport
Perahera Festival Honors Tooth Relic in Kandy
For ten midsummer days in Kandy Ceylon Buddhists celebrate the Perahera festival around the Temple of the Tooth. The temple enshrines a relic venerated for centuries as an eyetooth of the Buddha.
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Kandy
Ceylon
Girl Fulfills Dream Wed on The Rock
Barbara Hart of San Jose married John Catelli on Alcatraz Island, a childhood dream fulfilled as more than 100 attendees gathered. Barbara’s father John Hart served 18 years as a guard on the island where the Hart family once lived.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Barbara Hart
John Catelli
San Jose
Barbara
John E. Hart
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