North Korean general stalls on pilots fate in Panmunjom
In Panmunjom North Korea again refused to reveal the fate of two U.S. pilots, showing a photo of a police dog attack in Birmingham as a tale of human rights. The dispute follows the May 17 downing of Capt. Ren W. Stutts and Capt. Charleton W. Voltz.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
U.S
Birmingham
Ala
Chang Chun-hwan
U.N
Militar Armistice Commission
George H. Cloud
United States
Army
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Charleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
State High Coaches Meet Ahead of Baseball Championship
State high school baseball coaches prepare for their annual meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at Mid Way Stadium followed by the championship game.
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Midway Stadium
Eugenie Anderson Calls for Restoring Trade Privileges
Eugenie Anderson, U S envoy to Bulgaria, urged Congress to restore most favored nation status to Yugoslavia and Poland and grant Kennedy flexible authority to engage eastern Europe. She warned denial would isolate these anti Stalinist nations and push them toward isolation from the United States.
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Northfield
Minn
Eugenie Anderson
U.S
Bulgaria
Congress
Yugoslavia
Poland
Kennedy
Europe
Carleton College
Ducks Unlimited Awards $600000 for Marsh Project
Ducks Unlimited in Washington appropriated six hundred thousand dollars to continue its marsh development project.
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Washington
Ducks Unlimited
VFW Urges Stand Against Reds at U N Meeting
Minnesota VFW delegates push against admitting Red China to the United Nations. Joseph Lombardo defends U S support for Chiang Kai shek on Formosa and denounces calls to withdraw from Viet Nam. Awards praised for patriotic programs, handicapped scholarship, and Buddy poppies campaigns.
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VFW
Chiang
United States
Viet Nam
Minnesota Department
Minnesota Army and
Air National Guard
Chester J. Moeglein
Minnesota
Adjutant General
Guard
John Paul St. Marie of
Bayport
John
Stillwater
James Ballentine
Minneapolis
Lyle Russell
Hastings
Vigil Ends as Police Use Hoses to Break Up March
Police and the threat of fire hoses broke up an all night vigil by about 160 Negro demonstrators on Danville Virginia's Municipal Building steps. Mayor Stinson warned he would not meet with criminals as police moved crowds along the brass rail toward Almergo.
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Bill Johnson
Danville
Julian R. Stinson
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Stinson
City Hall
Eugene McCain
McCain
Almergo
Minnesota drownings claim two youths and a child
A Minnesota youth Dennis Hauch 17 and Kansas lad Justin Haworth 7 died in separate water accidents during a Minnesota vacation. Hauch diving to aid a girl on Lake Washington near Mankato went missing in about 15 feet. Haworth fell from a dock into Dead Lake near Perham and drowned.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Kansas
Dennis Hauch
Lake Washington
Mankato
Dennis
Gary Hamman
Justin J. Haworth
Dead Lake
Perham
Justin
James Haworth
Wilson
Kan
Mill Cillan Sends Flowers for Lenin
Mill Cillan Sends Flowers for Lenin reported from Minneapolis where William Super a 64 year old retired machinist and Socialist voter donated five dollars for flowers for Lenin’s tomb in Moscow. Pravda published a photo and his letter drawing global attention as he said the act aimed at peace.
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Minneapolis
William Super
Pravda
Lenin
Moscow
Super
Alabama Guardsmen Return to Civilian Jobs After Campus Shift
Thousands of Alabama National Guardsmen resume civilian work as the University of Alabama admits a third Black student, Dave M. McGlathery, a Huntsville mathematician, to advanced classes. Barricades fall and campus life gradually returns to normal while federalized guardsmen depart from duty.
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Hugh Schutte
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama National Guardsmen
University of Alabama
Dave M. McGlathery
Marshall Space Flight Center
Alabama Extension Center
McGlathery
McGrathery
Tuscaloosa
Army
Alabama
Ft. McClellan
Ft. Gordon
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Alabama National Guard
Wallace
Ridder 77 Newspaper Owner Dies In New York
Victor F. Ridder, 77, head of the Ridder newspaper group and former AP Board member, died of a heart attack at his home. He served as president of the New York State Board of Social Welfare under Gov. Lehman and led the WPA in 1935 under FDR. He owned multiple papers including the New York Journal of Commerce and St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch.
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New York
Victor F. Ridder
Ridder
Associated Press Board of Directors
New York State Board of Social Welfare
Herbert Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
New York City
Columbia University
New York Journal of Commerce
St. Paul
Aberdeen
S.D
American News
San Jose
Calif
Mercury News
Long Beach
Independent Press- Telegram
Pasadena
Star-News
Garden Grove
JFK and Khrushchev Face Home Troubles While Talks Pause
President Kennedy seeks restraint as race issues press the nation. Khrushchev handles Sino Soviet tensions while Pravda and Izvestia publish Kennedy’s speech. Western diplomats see little change in policy. July talks loom amid Cold War strains.
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Nedy
Moscow
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Pravda
Izvestia
Kremlin
Congress
NATO
Russia
White crowd protests at Cambridge jail for release of arrestee
About 500 white residents demonstrated at the Cambridge county jail seeking the release of Bill Todd who was jailed after a racial demonstration. Earlier, authorities freed a dozen Negroes. no violence occurred as police dispersed the crowd.
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Cambridge, Md
Bill Todd
Bill
Calvert Creighton
Brice Kinnamon
Todd
Bethel A.M.E
America
Ellwood Named Executive Director of Kenny Foundation
In Minneapolis AP Dr Paul M Ellwood Jr after serving as assistant director since 1960 is named executive director of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. The 36 year old rehabilitation specialist will succeed Dr Frank J Krusen who resigned. Ellwood also becomes director of the Kenny Rehabilitation Institute, a research training and treatment center.
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Minneapolis
Paul M. Ellwood Jr
Sister Elizabeth
P and W Construction Wins Faribault Deaf School Kitchen Alteration
A $10,465 contract was awarded to P and W Construction Co of Faribault for alterations on the service building kitchen at the Faribault School for the Deaf. Administration Commissioner Stephen Quigley announced Thursday.
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ST. Paul
P. and W. Construction Co
Faribault
Faribault School For the Deaf
Stephen. Quigley
Life With Father Portraits From a Father's Day
A reflective piece describes a father’s role through humor and responsibility. It contrasts childbirth, emotion, business demands, and the quiet burden of guiding children. The tone blends affection with stern duty, emphasizing a father’s steady, sometimes taxed, devotion.
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