Investment Clubs Flourish in City
Four Austin investment clubs attract young members pooling monthly sums for 600 dollars total. The Adventure Investment Club leads with 12 seasoned investors and speculates alongside reinvested dividends. Associated Investors and Equity Investment Club focus on education and learning while joining the National Association of Investment Clubs.
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Adventure Investment Club
Financial Explorers
Associated Investors
Equity Investment Clubs
Austin
William Howley
Marvin Brill
John Mayer
Tom Sheedy
Howley
Mankato
Rochester
Ernest Larson
Tom Purcell
Equity Investment Club
National Assn. of Investment Clubs
Bob Proof
George Leland
Vice Press- Investment
Hoffa Trial to Begin Monday in Conspiracy Case
Federal judge orders the conspiracy bribery trial of Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa to start Monday despite a brief continuance. Hoffa, vice president of the union, faces charges tied to seeking inside information from the Senate Rackets Committee. Co defendant is Hyman I. Fischbach of Miami.
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Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Midwest
Senate Ra’ Ts
John Dye Cheasty
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Committee
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Hyman I. Fischbach
Miami
Mill City Man Killed in South Dakota Car Crash
Milbank South Dakota A Minneapolis man Claud Miller 48 died after a crash on U S 12 six miles east of Milbank Friday night Vera Nelson 41 and Mary Nelson 19 of Ortonville were seriously hurt in the same collision on a curve at 10 15 p m Miller died en route to Milbank hospital The Nelson women were taken in poor condition to Milbank hospital Miller was driving alone and headed toward Milbank with the Nelsons bound for Ortonville The incident marked the 55th highway fatality in South Dakota this year compared with 70 a year ago.
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Milbank
S.D
Minneapolis
Ortonville
U.S. 12
Claud Miller
5Th St
Vera Nelson
Mary Nelson
Miller
Nelson
South Dakota
Weather Report From Fire Station Roof
Official readings at 8 30 today show 64 degrees with a low of 54 and high of 86 in the last 24 hours. Weather clear. Hourly observations also taken at the Herald Building.
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U. 8
Two Teens Die In Lake Minnetonka Boat Collision
Two Minneapolis youths, Jerry Goodman 17 and James Burroughs 18, drowned when their 12 foot runabout struck a 26 foot cabin cruiser off Casco Point on Lake Minnetonka. Benjamin Kaufman 18 survived with injuries after piloting the runabout.
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Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis
Casco Point
Jerry Goodman
James Ave. S. and
James Burroughs
Ewing Ave. S
Owen
Kaufman
Sheriff's
Marines
San Diego
Washburn High School
Burroughwas
University of Minnesota
University
Family of 7 Drowns in Creek Near Beaufort Missouri
The Franklin County sheriff reports a farm family of seven drowned when their car was swept into Roaring Creek by a flash flood. Five bodies were recovered inside the car, one nearby, and one remains missing. Beaufort lies about 40 miles southwest of St. Louis.
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Beaufort
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Charles A. Granenmann
Beaufort Is
St. Louis
Car Hits Tree Two Youths Killed in County Road Crash
Two Waterville youths died after a car left County Road 14 and struck a tree near Elysian. Douglas Grover 17 died Friday Kenneth Bremer 18 died Saturday morning in St Peter Community Hospital of head injuries. Bremer was driving and likely fell asleep. Sheriff cited a driver fatigue cause.
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Douglas Grover
Kenneth Bremer
St. Peter Community Hospital
Elysian
Waterville
Pat Smith
Bremer
Iowa Tot Drowns in Basement Cesspool
James Lee Costello Jr. aged 23 months died at home when he fell head first into a two foot deep basement cesspool at the family residence on the base. He was the son of Air Force Sgt and Mrs James L Costello.
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Iowa
Tot
Des Moines
James Lee Costello Jr
Air Force
James L. Costello
Homesick Turncoat Returns to U S From Communist China
Andrew Fortuna, an American prisoner of war who refused repatriation after Korea, arrived in Hong Kong and said homesickness prompted his return to the United States. The 31 year old from Ionia Michigan will sail on the President Wilson to San Francisco. Fortuna earned 40 dollars a month as a mechanic in Hankow and held a Bronze Star from prior service.
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Andrew Fortuna
Hong Kong
Red China
United States
Ionia, Mich
China
Fortuna
Hankow
Shanghai
U.S
President Wilson
San Francisco
Trust fund for Santa Ana boy grows to nearly a million
Don ald Ellis Simon received final accounting in Santa Ana Superior Court as a $2,000 trust fund started when he was a baby reached $980,000. Established by Norton Simon, the fund comprised five shares in a canning company and grew through stock mergers and splits. Donald recently turned 21 and earned a degree from UC Berkeley.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Donald Ellis Simon
Donald
Santa Ana Superior Court
Norton Simon
Hunt Foods
University of California At Berkeley
Three Americans Survive Polish Airliner Crash
A twin engined Polish airliner carrying eight people crashed in a storm near Moscow. three Americans survived and were identified as Mrs. Margaret Temper, her daughter Michelle 14, and Richard Cheverton all of Grand Rapids Michigan. Cheverton is WOOD-TV news director. Beakers of Grand Rapids listed unaccounted for. Journalists Milks Essoyan Levine helped rescue Temper and others.
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Moscow
Margaret Temper
Michelle
Richard Cheverton
Grand Rapids, Mich
Soviet Union
Wood-Tv
Grand Rapids
Cheverton
Hervey Beaker
Beaker
Harold Milks
Roy Essoyan
Associated Press
Irving R. Levine
National Broadcasting Co
Tornado Rips Springfield Illinois Killing Two
Tornadic winds and heavy rain tore through Springfield Illinois injuring more than 50 people and killing two. A square mile area suffered major damage as more than 20 homes were destroyed and 200 more damaged. Telephones failed citywide with about 5 000 lines out.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Two People Wounded in Minneapolis Shooting
A man and a woman were hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting at a party near 811 Emerson Ave. N. Colesioe Owasioe, 38, was hit in the side and Cory Miller, 25, at 712 Morgan Ave. N., was struck at the base of the spine. Police say both bystanders were hit during a confrontation with a rival shooter. Alvin R. Tucker, 35, of 2207 Fourth Ave. South, the wounded woman’s ex-husband, was arrested.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis General Hospital
Colesioe Owasioe
Cory Miller
Morgan Ave. N
Owasioe
Emerson Ave. N
Alvin R. Tucker
Fourth Ave. South
Mill City Grocery Shutdown Averted
Minneapolis meat cutters and state and union negotiators reached a settlement Friday night ending a walkout and averting a shutdown of 350 grocery stores. Wage items had been settled but fringe benefits, including vacation pay and retroactive raises, caused the breakdown dating back to February.
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Minneapolis
William T. Sampson
Stote
Measure Moves on to House amid Civil Rights Debate
Southern backed bid for jury trials in the civil rights bill failed 199-167 in the House. The vote signals the bill may pass in a form acceptable to President Eisenhower, with a showdown likely Monday and Senate fate still uncertain.
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House
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Group
Capitol Hill
Republican House
U.S
Justice Department
Washington
Soviets Reject American TV Talks Emissaries
London reports say Moscow will not allow American leaders time on Soviet television to address world issues. A Moscow radio broadcast dismissed Dulles Radford and Norstad as anti-Soviet misleaders. Eisenhower said someone in Washington would accept a Russian invitation to speak if offered.
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London
Russia
Moscow
United States
Dulles
Adm
Radford
Gen. Norstad
America
Arthur Radford
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Soviet Union offers inspectors linked to nuclear test moratorium
London reports the Soviet Union proposing a two to three year halt on nuclear tests with an international UN controlled committee enforcing it. Valerii Zorin put the plan to the UN Disarmament Subcommittee and offered Western inspectors in exchange for the moratorium, while Western observers urged clarity and enforcement extending to fissionable material production.
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London
Soviet Union
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Zorin
Jules Moch
Game and Fish Violators Pay $9,230 in Fines
ST. PAUL Game and fish law violators paid $9,230 in fines during May. Of 429 arrests 358 were for fishing regulation violations. Violations ranged from taking too many fish to impersonating a game warden. Transporting loaded or encased firearms accounted for 36 arrests.
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ST. Paul
Wisconsin Smokers Face Tax Increase
Wisconsin lawmakers moved swiftly to raise the state cigarette tax from four to five cents per pack, with a July 1 effective date. The measure, proposed by Gov. Thomson, would generate about 74 million dollars to fund state government costs and is expected to be passed to consumers.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Thomson
St. Cloud Bus Strike Settled With Rochester Looming
After 13 weeks a St. Cloud bus strike ended Friday night with terms undisclosed. In Rochester, Teamsters Local 874 voted to strike at 6 am Monday unless a settlement is reached under a two-year plan with a retroactive wage and hour change to April 26.
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St. Cloud
Rochester
Associated Press
Amalgamated Motor Coach Employes
St. Cloud Bus Co
Teamsters Local 874
Governor's
Rochester Bus Line
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