Hormel Institute to Get $500000 Building Here
Construction of a half million dollar Hormel Institute building in Austin will start before July 1 funded by the Hormel Foundation and the University of Minnesota. The NIH grants and Lipid research expansion are central aims as the institute doubles in size to study fats and heart disease.
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Hormel Institute
The
University of Minnesota
U.S. Public Health Service
Hormel Foundation
Austin
H. H. Corey
Board of Regents
Corey
National Institutes of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
University
National Health Institute
United States
America
Public Health Dept
American Heart Assn
Minnesota Heart Assn
Life Insurance Medical Research Fund
Abbott Laboratories
Oscar Mayer & Co. Meat
Union Leaders Push For New Gains As They Rally
Philadelphia AP report says top AFL CIO leaders urge renewed organizing as they deny corruption charges and vow to press for gains for workers. Walter Reuther, David J. McDonald, and James B. Carey say a shorter work week is coming and the steel industry seeks to roll back 18 years of contract gains while offering only wage increases with loss of benefits.
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Philadelphia
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers
James B. Carey
International Electrical Workers
Aflcio
Industrial Union Department
CIO
Reuther
McDonald
Liberace Says Lawyer Claims He Has Bee in Bonnet
London AP report says Gerald Gardiner told a jury Liberace seems obsessed with accusations of homosexuality in his libel suit against the Daily Mirror and William N Connor. Gardiner disputed that readers interpreted the column as implying homosexuality.
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Liberace
Bonnet
London
Gerald Gardiner
The
Daily Mirror
William N. Connor
Connor
Eisenhower urged to seek a public verdict on his program
Democrats urged President Eisenhower to take his case to the people via television radio and speeches to test public support for his legislative agenda. Senator Mansfield and Senate leaders said a nationwide sales pitch could sharpen the political fight over Congress records and foreign policy bills.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Mansfield
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Dirksen
Democratic Congress
St Paul Man Held in Wife Strangling
John E F Phillips 24 was held without charge after admitting he choked his wife Joanne 21 during a money dispute. Joanne’s body was found in their home bedroom at 302 Holly Street in St Paul.
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ST. Paul
John EF. Phillips
Joanne
Holly
Gromyko and Herter Meet in Geneva on Berlin Deadlock
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U S Secretary of State Christian Herter met at Gromyko’s villa to discuss the final phase of the Berlin talks. Western diplomats weighed a possible new proposal to break the East West deadlock and a potential summit, while Britain pressed for a summit even if talks failed. The meeting included advisers Livingston Merchant and Llewellyn Thompson as Western officials sought a stopgap agreement and a plan to avoid Khrushchev’s free city proposal or a united Berlin through a free vote.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Gromyko
Berlin
Berling
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd Amind
Britain
A. A. Soldatov
Soviet Foreign Office
Soviet Union
United States
France
Lloyd
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
East
MIG jets attack US patrol plane over Sea of Japan
A U S Navy P4M patrol plane was attacked by two MIG fighters off Wonsan North Korea. One tail gunner was seriously wounded as the aircraft returned to Miho Air Base. Pentagon notes the incident occurred at 12 36 p m Japanese time with no confirmation of enemy nationality at first.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
United States
Wonsan
North Korea
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Iwakuni Marine Corps Air Facility
Japan
Honshu
Donald Mayer
Miho Air Force Base
Far East
Formosa Strait
Tax Conferees Offer New Plan in Deadlock Talks
In St Paul AP report, House tax conferees led by Rep. Fred Cina unveil terms of a new plan to Senate conferees after an eighth week of deadlocked special session. They say they considered the Senate balance the budget without income tax with holding, finding it nearly impossible to balance the budget that way.
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Senate
ST. Paul
House
Fred Cina
Aurora
New York Town Fights Rat Invasion From Prison Dump
Dannemora residents combat a rat invasion described as big as cats near a Clinton State Prison dump. Mayor William Donahue warns the top of the dump is crowded with rats, giving the scene a moving, crowded appearance and suggesting millions plague the area. The piece also notes state tax policy tensions between Senate leaders and House conferees, detailing proposed tax increases and reforms including withholding start, rate hikes, and unique taxes.
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Dannemora
New York
William Donahue
Clinton State Prison
Ten Days as Captive: Coyle Brothers Hold-Up and Escape
William Sedgwick of Philadelphia relayed to two Philadelphia police officials the ten day captivity by John and William Coyle. After a liquor-store robbery netting $112, the pair fled with Sedgwick, driven toward Massachusetts, and hid in Middleboro woods while evading a massive posse. Sedgwick freed himself near Fairhaven and was later hospitalized.
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Middleboro
Mass
Coyle Brothers
William Sedgwick
Philadelphia
Sedgwick
David Brown
Carmen Brancanto
Adnah Harlow
Woodland
John
William
Doyles
Fairhaven
First National
Route 6
St. Luke's Hospital
AP Photofax
Police hunt brothers for alleged Philadelphia officer killing
Authorities pursue John Coyle 23 and William Coyle 21 after a Philadelphia police officer is fatally attacked. The brothers are believed to have escaped following the incident, with hundreds of officers scouring areas as the hunt intensifies.
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John Coyle
William
Philadelphia
Minnesota mother bears triplets in Miles City hospital
Mrs Bernard Bickford of St Paul Minnesota gave birth to triplets in Miles City Montana hospital. The three babies Bernard Bruce and Bernice with combined four pounds each were reported doing well in incubators. They were born Saturday and the mother weighed around 100 pounds.
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Miles City, Mont
Minnesota
Miles City
Bernard Bickford
St. Paul
Bernard
Bruce
Bernice
Reporter plans trip to Red China without passport
Baltimore Afro-American reporter William Worthy Jr. told a Boone YMCA youth conference that he may travel to Red China this summer without a passport and questions the State Department denial of reporters’ passports.
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DES Moines
U. S. State Department
Red China
William Worthy Jr
Baltimore
Boone
YMCA
Weather summary from The Herald Weather Site
Reading at 8 30 A M 63 degrees with a high in the last 24 hours of 8 degrees and a low of 49 degrees. General weather is clear.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
White House
Symington
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Dave McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Roger Bough
U.S. Steel Corp
Afl-Cio
Gardiner
Ike
New York State Maritime College
Frank Branca
Margie McElroy
Fort Schuyler
Bronx
Ussr
State Department
Miles
South [Korea
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Walnut Grove
Zwach
Torrance Street
Roxborough
Manayunk Container Corp
Ams
New Jersey Turnpike
Massachusetts
Pine Street
Las Vegas
Nev
Joy Blaine
Tropicana Hotel
Long Beach
Calif
Nevada
Harold Belsky
Minden
Blaine
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