Two Officers Suspended for Beating Korean in Korea
CAMP HOWZE Korea AP Two U S Army officers Swanson and Wilde were reprimanded fined 600 and suspended from command for six months in a case of unlawful detention assault battery and false testimony They faced a court martial after allegedly raping and beating Lee Il yong 30 in their area May 29 The incident sparked protests at Seoul and Taegu universities over a status of forces agreement with South Korea
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U.S. Army
Swanson
Wilde
Lee Il-yong
Lee
Seoul
Taegu
South Korea
United States
VFW Commander Addresses Meet at Texas Convention
Delegates to the state VFW convention gather in Austin for a three day encampment with resolutions talks a banquet and a military ball. Gov Elmer L Andersen speech canceled as he is in Seattle for Minnesota Day at the Worlds Fair.
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VFW
Austin
Elmer L. Andersen
Seattle
Washington
Minnesota
Sota Department
Robert FE. Hanson
South St. Paul
Kinney
John Foster
Star Spangled Post
Minneapolis
Post
Moppy Anderson Retires From Public Office
Preston Minnesota AP reports state Rep. Moppy Anderson retires after 12 years as representative for Fillmore and Houston counties and 28 years as Fillmore County treasurer. His seat was eliminated by reapportionment. he will not run against Clinton Hall or Lew Larson, citing arthritis.
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Preston, Minn
Moppy Anderson
Fillmore
Houston
Fillmore County
Clinton Hall
Lew Larson
Alcatraz Escapees Had Aid
San Francisco investigators believe three convicts John Anglin Clarence Anglin and Frank Morris may have received outside help to escape Alcatraz Island and reach the mainland. FBI and police widen searches focusing on recent visitors as 200 guards scour Angel Island for possible landing sites. A fourth inmate Allen West remained on escape plot but did not flee.
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Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Examiner
FBI
John Anglin
Clarence
Frank Morris
Angel Island
Allen Clayton
Atlanta
Morris
Olin Blackwell
Fred Wilkinson
Federal Director of Prisons
Anglin Brothers
Estes testimony opens new avenues in Marshall death probe
Billie Sol Estes testified for nearly two hours before the Robertson County grand jury investigating the fatal shooting of Henry H. Marshall, state chief of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. Atty. Gen. Wilson said more witnesses will be subpoenaed Monday as prosecutors press Estes on about 100 questions.
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Franklin
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Bryan Russ
Russ
Robertson County Grand Jury
Henry H. Marshall
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Estes
Texas
Will Wilson
Wilson
Filing Sparks Races for Mower County State Seat
Austin officials Emil Schaffer and Mrs. Kenneth K. McMillan seek the 5th District urban seat while rural Mower County ballots split into a three way race with Richard R. Cotter joining Harvey B. Sabre and Ed Millenacker for the rural post. Cotter, a Notre Dame law graduate and former Air Force lieutenant, brings law firm tie and local roots.
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Austin
Emil Schaffer
Kenneth K. McMillan
Mower County
Richard R. Cotter
Schaffer
Cotter
Harvey B. Sabre
Adams Farmer
Ed Millenacker
Adams
Leighton, Meany & Cotter
University of Notre Dame
Senate probes hear police and syndicate in girl entertainers case
Senate investigations subcommittee to hear Chicago police from Calumet City and alleged underworld figures as it examines claims that girl entertainers forced to mingle with patrons and hustle drinks at syndicate clubs. Joan Gainsley to be questioned as part of review of the American Guild of Variety Artists and its ties to city crime.
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Washington
Senate
Underworld
Joan Gainsley
American Guild of Variety Artists
Afl-Cio
Union of Entertainers
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Chicago
Calumet City
Jimmy
the Monk) Allegretti
Joey Aiuppa
William Scott
U.S
Northern Illinois
Scott
Tony Accardo
Leslie
Killer Kane
Nuclear Device Detonated at Nevada Test Site
The United States announces the detonation of another nuclear device at the Atomic Energy Commission underground test site in Nevada.
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Washington W
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Too Much in Fargo Is Costly Too Much in Fargo Is Costly
Governor Elmer L. Andersen met with state Agriculture officials after returning from Seattle to discuss aid for northwestern Minnesota farmers hit by excess moisture. The Associated Press reports drought relief efforts shift as floods along the Red River bury valley land and ruin seeded crops.
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ST. Paul
Elmer L. Andersen
Seattle
State Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota-North Dakota
North
South Dakota
Rapid City
Marlin Johnson
Crookston
N.C
Minot
North Dakota
Goldberg Fails to Resolve Airline Labor Dispute
Washington AP reports a 21 hour deadlocked wage and job dispute between Pan American World Airways Trans World Airlines and Eastern Airlines and their flight engineers. Secretary Goldberg said the union may strike and Kennedy had proposed voluntary arbitration.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Engineers’ Union
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Goldberg
Kennedy
Flight Engineers
Fragmented Local Notice About Aged Event
The readable fragments reference a dated event and a person aged around 54. Details are incomplete and names places or organizations are missing.
Morey Decision Due in August, Board Told
The Austin school board was told a ruling on Edith Morey’s contract termination will not come before August and may be later. Special attorney William Nierengarten said the cost of transcript copies from March hearing will be decided then, and the judge will base review on the transcript. If evidence supports affirming the board, the judge would favor the board. Morey faces a tough hurdle. If unresolved by fall, Morey cannot teach. if the judge rules for her, the district would owe back pay from the start of the year. Also approved were about 20 new Citizens Advisory Committee members, plus bids on Webster school tuck pointing and a new audit firm. Rural District 549 dissolving and attaching to Austin was noted.
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Austin School Board
Edith Morey
William Nierengarten
Miss Morey
Nierengarten
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Board of Education
Rolvaag to Tour Flooded Red River Valley
Lt. Gov. Karl Rolvaag and officials will fly to northwestern Minnesota to view flood damage in the Red River Valley around Moorhead as residents evacuate for a third time this spring. The region faced heavy rains and persistent flooding while elsewhere in the Dakotas fields faced delayed planting and abundant moisture.
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ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Armour Cudahy Among Firms Indicted in Price Fix Probe
Ten companies and fourteen individuals were indicted by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles on charges of price fixing in shortening and salad oil markets. Armour & Co, Cudahy Packing Co, Swift & Co, Corn Products Co, and others were named in shortening indictments, while Corn Products Co, Swift, and Vegetable Oil Products faced salad oil counts. Disney said firms stabilized prices from 1957 to 1960, suppressing competition across California and western states with a combined annual fat product value above $40 million.
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Los Angeles
Stanley E. Disney
Justice Department
Armour & Co
Chicago
Corn Products Co
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy Packing Co
Glidden Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Lever Bros. Co
New York City
Procter & Gamble Distributing Co
Cincinnati
Swift & Co
Vegetable Oil Products, Inc
Wilmington, Calif
Wilson & Co., Inc
and Wesson
Swift
Vegetable
Disney
Debates Over Debt Increase Loom in House Amid Threats
Washington AP reports House members weigh raising the national debt limit by 8 billion or 6 billion or not at all as cries of blackmail and threats of a special session echo through the chamber. The date Friday ties to Grove Street briefs.
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Washington
House
Two-way traffic to resume on Fourth Ave NW after council action
City crews will remove one way signs this afternoon or Friday morning restoring two way traffic on Fourth Ave NW from 4th to 11th streets. The change follows a city council action earlier this month ending the one way provision and affects westbound travel.
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4Th Ave
Grove
Roger Nelson
Fourth Ave
4Th St
11Th St
Ih St
Wisconsin Gov to Call Special Session on Redistricting
Gov. Gaylord Nelson announced a special session of the Wisconsin legislature after a Milwaukee panel of three federal judges urged action on redrawing political districts. The judges asked the governor to issue the call within 10 days.
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Madison
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
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