Births and Obituaries From St Olaf Hospital Area
Reports of multiple births at St Olaf Hospital with June dates for Dexter Austin and nearby areas. Notices include deaths and funeral services for Buringa Maxfield Camp and others, with remembrances from families and friends across Rochester Grand Meadow and St. Petersburg.
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Glenn W. Camp
12Th St
First Methodist Church
Immanuel Nielsen
Enterprise
Rose Creek
Jordan Mortuary
Local Docket Lists Drunken Driving and Assault Cases
Mrs Fay Weldon from Austin Route 1 Room 211 and Mrs Donald Bergstrom from Austin Route 5 Room 257, along with Vincent Danzer of 1815 2nd Ave SE, faced drunken driving charges with a nocent plea and a trial set for 3 p.m. June 28. Max Crawley of 711 7th Ave SW had an assault case dismissed.
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Fay Weldon
Austin Rt
Donald Bergstrom
Vincent Danzer
2Nd Ave
Max Crawley
7Th Ave
Car Accident Claims Melrose Girl Joyce Meyer
A highway crash near Avon Minnesota killed 5 year old Joyce Meyer, daughter of Mrs Janice Meyer, and injured her mother and two other children. The car veered off U S 52 east of Avon and overturned. The death lifted Minnesota 1960 traffic toll to 249 versus 253 a year earlier.
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Avon
Minn
Melrose
Joyce Meyer
Janice Meyer
U.S. 52
Minnesota
Reds Win Again Communist Opposition
U.S. and Japanese officials warn that Communist powers backed antiwar sentiment in Japan to disrupt the Kishi government and scuttle the U.S. Japanese alliance over the security pact. Moscow and Peiping are blamed for a calculated campaign to provoke riots and destabilize Tokyo as Eisenhower weighs his Tokyo visit amid fears for his safety and the pact's fate. Evidence cited includes Mao Tse tung’s pledge of support, a 100000 dollar payment to a Chinese group, and rising diplomatic courier activity from Soviet bloc states.
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Kishi
Tokyo
U.S
Soviet Union
Red
Japan
United States
Red China
Far East
Eisenhower
Moscow
Peiping
Mao Tsetung
Japan-China Friendship Assn
Communist Party
Peiping Radio
State Department
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Demonstrations in Tokyo Over Defense Pact
Tens of thousands of students and workers clashed with police near the Parliament building as Kishi government withdrew Eisenhower invitation. A student died and over 1,000 were injured amid chants against the treaty and Kishi. Moscow and Peiping blasted the pact, urging opposition.
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Parliament
Eisenhower
Kishi
Iowa Youth Admits Murder at Fairmont
A Fairmont youth described in police testimony how he robbed a station and killed the attendant during a June 3 incident. He fled, hid the gun, burned it in a lake, and later traveled to Minneapolis with nine guns found in a handbag. Authorities continue to pursue connections to his father and other suspects.
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Iowa
Fairmont
Dreher
Brockmann
Brockman
Pure Oil
Minneapolis
Charles — ‘Wetherille
Wetherille
Musegades
Reiter
George Cavers
Hastings
Pass $5 Billion Agriculture Bill for 12 Months
The Senate approved by voice vote a near five billion dollar bill funding agricultural programs for the year starting July 1. It includes 577 million for loans and rural electric and telephone programs and aid to tenant and low income farmers, with a total appropriation of 3.994 billion excluding electric and telephone provisions and 369.67 million in duties.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Oscar Wilde's quip on memory and women sparks critique
A Wilde remark declines a woman's memory as the start of dullness, provoking mockery and debate about gender and wit in literary circles. The line underscores tensions over female memory and social roles in era discussions.
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Oscar Wilde
GE Workers Seek Major Contract Changes Across Plants
The International Union of Electrical Workers demands a 32 percent minimum wage hike at General Electric plus union shop rules, enhanced pensions, health benefits, and guaranteed annual wages. The package covers about 88,000 workers in 75 plants and aims to replace the current five year contract with a 144 to 2 year deal. Carey stated no strikes are planned and similar demands will be presented to Westinghouse next.
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Washington
International Union of Electrical Workers Today
General Electric Co
Carey
Afl-Cio
Westinghouse Corp
Notary Charged in Davenport Candidate Case
George T. Nickolas a Democratic state representative candidate was fined 50 dollars and costs after arraignment in Police Court for improperly acting as a notary public. He allegedly notarized affidavits to place two Bettendorf men on the primary ballot for justice of the peace without their knowledge. The grand jury recommended revoking his notary commission.
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Davenport
Iowa
George T. Nicholas
Nickolas
Bettendorf
Justice of the Peace
Americans Spend Less on Food Than Russians Says Expert
Winona Minnesota report says U.S. consumers allocate about 20 percent of income to food while Russian households spend as much as half. The remark comes from a farm expert speaking on Wednesday.
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U.S
Winona, Minn
Herg
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Donald Mandt
AusTin Rt. 5
Son
Richard Kanne
Donald LaCoursiere
5Th Ave
Leroy Baidus, Dexter, Son
Austin
Mr. An
D. M. Johnson
Livermon
Priscilla Arett
Fred Arett
Austin Rt. 4
Twiggs
G. C. Knutson
Kenneth Begined
Eva M. Gibson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Rev. Campbell
Jordans
William Ford Gibson
Eva B. Smith
Nellie B. Smith
Pearl
Irene Benight
Memoriam
Lillian E. Hanson
Henry
George Hatten
Wile, Clara
THE
Associated Press
Reds
Soviet Bloc
Tass
Manila
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Douglas MacArthur II
Foreign Office
Emmetsburg
Agfa
Aue
Optima
Agta
Lis
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mid-Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Lower Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Pacific Northwest
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Oregon
California
General Electric
James B. Carey
Anees
Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eagles
Oakland Ave. W
Formosa
Lyman van Slykes
Barbara
Lyman
Peter
Johnny
Taipei
Taiwan
van Slyke
William R. van Slyke
14Th St
Sunrise
Aqua-Velva
Fa Ae
Dad
Woodbury
Schick
Pinaud
Colgate
Woodbury’s
Lord Buxton
Billfolds
Rem
Prince Albert Tobacco
Roger
Seaforth
Scripto Satellite
DrapStar
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