U S Fails to Win Release of 9 Held in East Germany
Berlin AP reports the United States failed in a second contact with East Germany to win the release of nine U S Army men seized June 7 after their helicopter crossed the Iron Curtain. East Germany demands government to government talks and diplomatic accreditation. The prisoners include eight officers and a sergeant from the 3rd Armored Division.
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East Germany
Berlin
United States
Pris
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Reds
Iron Curtain
City Boy Perishes From Burns At Yellowstone Pool
Six year old Danny Lewis son of Mr and Mrs William Lewis of 1207 N Kenwood fell into a boiling pool near Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park. He died Sunday from second and third degree burns covering his body. The boy had been fishing with his father nearby. The family was visiting relatives en route to the University of Colorado where the father holds a summer scholarship. Funeral arrangements are being made by Berg Funeral Chapel in Austin.
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Old Faithful Geyser
Yellowstone National Park
Danny
William Lewis
N. Kenwood
Lewis
Lewises
University of Colorado
Austin
Michael
Polly
Jean Ann
Teddy
Berg Funeral Chapel
Sami Solh
Sadi Salam
Salam
Adnan Nahas
Chamoun
U. N
Palestine
Norway
Security Council
Soviet Envoys Called Home
Soviet ambassadors to the United States Britain and France were summoned to Moscow likely for talks on East West summit plans and nuclear arms talks. Sergei Vinogradov flew to Moscow after conferring with Charles de Gaulle. Jacob Malik left London for Moscow after Mikhail Menshikov slipped out of Washington.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Sergei Vinogradov
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Krushchev
Jacob Malik
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Weather Summary From Herald Weather Site
Readings taken at the Fire Station roof report a high of 71 and a low of 44 in the past 24 hours. At 8 30 today the temperature was 48 with partly cloudy skies.
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U. S
Herald Weather
Plane Damaged by Vandals At Dodge Center Airport
Vandals caused about $1,000 damage to a light plane belonging to Wilbur Donaldson of Dodge Center. The instrument panel and radio gear were smashed. Keys from two other planes were stolen and beer bottles broken on the hangar floor. A $100 reward is offered for capture.
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Dodge Center
Minn
Wilbur Donaldson
Adams Case Ties Goldfine Payments at Waldorf Astoria
House investigators find evidence that Bernard Goldfine paid bills for Sherman Adams at the Waldorf Astoria in New York around the time a government agency was closing out its case against Goldfine. Adams is President Eisenhower’s aide.
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House
Bernard Goldfine
Shermann Adams
Waldorf- Astoria
New York
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhow
Francis X. McLaughlin
Federal Trade Commission
Northfield Mills
Seven Die in Minnesota Traffic Spree Weekend
Seven people died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend. A head on collision near Virginia killed Mrs. Charles Maki and Raymond Lund. a Virginia fireman Chauncey Pettinelli died after falling from a fire rig. Two other deaths occurred in western Minnesota crashes.
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Virginia
Charles Maki
Raymond Lund
Beaver Bay
Maki
Boston Crooks
Lund
Crane Lake
Wisconsin
Crooks
Chauncey Pettinelli
Pettinelli
Freeman Johnson
Clinton
Virginia Gransee Crowned Dairy Princess in Region 10
Virginia Gransee of Hayfield was crowned Southeastern Minnesota Region 10 Dairy Princess at Winona after previously being named Dodge County princess. The day included a 122 unit parade, Mississippi River house boat cruise, and banquet speeches by Dr. C L Cole and judges Carl Mattson, Tres Goetting, and Gloria Croone.
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Hayfield
Kenneth Gransee
Winona
Dodge County
Virginia
Kay
Minnesota
Winona, Minn
Marlys Dammann
Elkton
FFA
Lon
Conlon
Rachel Speltz
Rollingstone
Winona County
Joan Prenk
Cannon Falls
Goodhue
Judy Merritt
Milky Way
Mower County
Jackie Krueger
Shelby Runkle
Marlene Peters
Marlys Sorum
Lanesboro
Caroli Asleson
Fountain
Marilyn Dahl
Peterson
Fillmore County
Princess and Attendants
Karen Burdick
Kasson
Evelyn Erdmond
Manterville
Elsie Lee
Stewartville
Marie Scheer
Rochester
Claryce Kuhlman
Eyota
Mississippi River
C. L. Cole
University of Minnesota
Merritt
Carl Mattson
Minneapolis
Tres Goetting
St. Louis Park
Gloria Croone
Stillwater
Train Loses Race to Stork Near St Paul
AP report from St Paul notes North Western Pacific passenger No. 47 bearing Mrs Clinton Switzer of Rockford Illinois gave birth to a boy as the train passed Bay City Wisconsin at 5 35 am en route to Cavalier North Carolina Nurse Mrs Henry Wick from Minot North Dakota assisted in the delivery Both mother and baby were reported doing fine at St Luke's Hospital after arrival with two older children Debbie three and Thomas one accompanying Mrs Switzer all traveling passengers were safe.
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Henry Wick
Minot
N.D
Tito and Khrushchev Trade Broadside Over U.S. Aid
In Belgrade Tito defended accepting American aid and compared Khrushchev to Judas Iscariot for attacking Yugoslavia over U.S. help. He urged a crowd of about 50,000 in Labin to question Soviet critics while noting Khrushchev sought credit from Washington.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
U. S
Heiping Radio
Judas Iscariot
Labin
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Walkout Could Tie Up Ports Across Coast Lines
Two maritime unions refuse to sail without contracts, threatening to halt about 700 American flagships from East and Gulf Coast ports. Some 1,700 engineers and 10,000 unlicensed tanker seamen walk out, with talks to resume later.
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Gulf Coast
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
National Maritime Union
Stevenson rules out 1960 presidential bid in London
Adlai Stevenson told British reporters he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the 1960 U.S. presidency. He said he is traveling to the Soviet Union on a business trip to collect royalties for American authors, representing the Authors League of America. He noted more than 2.8 million dollars are due but unpaid by the Soviet Union.
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Goldfine
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Manchester
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Plymouth
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The
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Siberia
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Borden
Britain
Brussels
Scandinavia
Free want ads aid 200 youths in job search
The Austin Daily Herald ran free ads last week to help youths find summer work. About 200 boys and girls placed ads and many reported success, with employers clipping the notices for future use.
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Austin Daily Herald
The
Herald
Miss Frances Underleak Ends Olmsted County Auditor Run
Rochester Minnesota Frances Underleak longtime Olmsted County auditor since 1936 announced she will not seek re election this fall She has worked in the auditor s department since 1920 Deputy county treasurer Morris Heydon has filed for the post.
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Rochester, Minn
Frances Underleak
Olmsted
Morris Heydon
Two Minneapolis Men Die in Lake of the Woods Plane Crash
Stanley H. Blackburn aged 41 and Gordon Ellsworth Sundem aged 38 were killed when their Luscombe two seater stalled after takeoff from Russell Wills farm near Williams. Sundem was piloting and the craft crashed 20 feet from the farmhouse on the 14 mile northeast farmyard. The plane did not burn.
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Lake of the Woods
Stanley H. Blackburn
Gordon Ellsworth Sundem
Luscombe
Sundem
Russell Wills
Williams
Rebels Propose Rival Government Amid Beirut Crisis
In Beirut opposition leaders discuss forming a rebel government as fighting rages in the capital. U N observers arrive to oversee a ceasefire while U S warns Americans and calls for safe departure. Security forces shell rebel strongholds as leaders move amid the siege.
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Beirut
Lebanon
AP Bulletin
Cam- Me Chamoun
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain and Japan sign atomic power and US supply pacts
In London Britain and Japan signed an agreement for a British built atomic electric power plant designed to withstand earthquakes and a ten year US Japan pact in Washington. The US will supply Japan with enriched uranium for atomic power reactors and both require ratification by Japan's Parliament.
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London
Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Vacationing SD Mother of Two Drowns in Minnesota Lake
Esther Sundal 35 of Halite SD drowned when a metal boat capsized on Lake Marie two miles east of Kimball Minnesota. Sundal, mother of two, was found after dragging operations, the victim had urged companion not to worry as rescue efforts began.
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South Dakota
Esther Sundal
Haltie
S.D
Lake Marie
Kimball
Minn
St. Cloud
Walker
Russell Sandal
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