Soviet Dancer Seeks Asylum in France
A Soviet ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev aged 23 deserted his Kirov Opera Ballet company at Le Bourget Airport and sought asylum in France. While customs officials questioned the troupe, two colleagues urged him to return to Moscow but he refused and followed with the ballet master to the airport bar. He shouted Protect me and was taken to police to sign an asylum request in the Soviet Embassy’s presence. The rest of the troupe continued to London.
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Paris
le Bourget
Rudolf Nureyev
Kirov Opera Ballet Group
Leningrad
London
Nureyev
Moscow
Market cattle and hog prices from Austin and Minneapolis reports
Prices from Austin show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with declines and firm spots across grades and weights. Minneapolis wheat and cash markets rise slightly while New York market notes reflect ample butter and uneven egg demand.
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Minneapolis
Montana
NEW York Produce New York
USDA
Stocks and Prices Reported in New York Trading
Stock listings from New York show Abbott Labs at 69 percent and Allied Chemical at 62 percent with numerous other firm quotes across sectors. The feed includes divisions such as AT&T 115 percent, Ford Motor 86 percent, Gen Elec 4, Dow Chem 80, and US Steel 83, along with aviation, oil, and consumer goods names and a range of miscellaneous rates and units.
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Abbott L
Hon
Allied Ch
Minn MM
Allis Chal
Minn P&l
Amerada
MonChm
AmCan
Monchu
Am M&fy
Mon Ward
Am Mot
Morrell
At&t
Nat Dairy
Anaconda
NoAmAv
Arch Dan
NorPac
Armour
No St Pw
Avco Corp
Nwst Airs
Beth Steel
Penney
Boeing Air
Pepsi Cola
Case JI
Phil Pet
Chimspp
Pillsbury
Chi& NW
Polaroid
Chrysler
Pure Oil
Cities
Soe
RCA
Rep Steel
ContCan
Reg Tob
Cont Oil
Sears Roe
Douglas
Shell Oil
Dow Chem
Sinclair
du Pont
Stocks Take Sharp Loss In Midday Trading
New York stocks slide at noon with the AP average down 1.50 to 245.50 as industrials fall 2.40 and rails 0.70. Losses span steels motors utilities oils chemicals and electronics as major names drop. Chrysler edges higher and Ford declines. Dow Jones index sits at 685.82, down 5.45. Corporate bonds ease while government bonds hold steady.
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Associated Press
American Telephone
Anaconda
Motorola
du Pont
Chrysler
Ford
Dow Jones
U.S
Teens boast of killings as they await hanging
George R. York and James D. Latham, ages 18 and 19, admit to FBI agents a spree of terror across five states. They are headed to Sharon Springs, Kansas for arraignment on seven slayings, after a Grantsville Utah capture. York expresses curiosity about the afterlife despite defiance.
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Aurora
Colo
George R. York
York
James D. Latham
Sharon Springs
Kan
Grantsville
Utah
FBI
Press Chief Says Press and Public See Each Other Differently
AP bureau chief George Moses told a Mountain States conference that the press is blamed for errors and insensitivity while officials fail to respect the public's right to know and understand news distribution. He warned about quotes being lifted from context and stressed reporters must select information carefully.
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Bismarck
N.D
George Moses
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Mountain States
American Public Welfare Association
Moses
Cool Weather Nips Twin Cities Area
The Twin Cities area logged a record low for June 16 at Wold-Chamberlain 43 degrees. Lone Rock Wisconsin dropped to 39 as overnight lows were mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. A warmup is due today with highs in the 70s and 80s across the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin with little rain expected.
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Twin Cities
Wold-Chamberlain
Lone Rock
Wis
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Colorado man accused of self harm blast at Crosby motel
Crow Wing County officers probe Orville Saunders 42 Model Colorado after he blew out two motel walls in Crosby using gas to end his life. He said job discouragement drove him to the act and that a pilot light caused the explosion. No charges filed yet.
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Brainerd
Minn
Crow Wing
Crosby
Orville Saunders
Model
Colo
Saunders
Lutherans Establish First Dublin Church in a Century
The Lutheran community in Dublin gains a permanent church, purchasing St Finian’s Church after leasing it from Anglicans for 99 years. The acquisition marks a significant milestone for the denomination in the Irish capital.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republic
St. Finian’s
Princeton Theological Seminary seeks 18 million development drive
Princeton Theological Seminary announced an 18 million development fund campaign to expand facilities and strengthen its faculty, launched with the Presbyterian institution's 150th anniversary celebration in 1962 in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton, N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Institution
Four-member Washington era cabinet blank duties
Cabinet meetings in George Washington's era involved four members the secretary of foreign affairs treasury and war and the attorney general. The attorney general led no department since the Justice Department did not exist until 1870 and he could maintain private practice or reside away from the capital.
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George Washington
Foreign Affairs
State
Treasury
War
Justice Department
Iowa Schools Face Aid Warning to Meet 27 Core Courses
The Iowa State Board of Public Instruction outlined 27 required high school course units to qualify for state financial aid. Schools failing to meet the standard were not automatically removed, but districts lacking enough qualified teachers may have waivers. About 100 districts reportedly do not meet all requirements.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
Paul Johnston
Ufder
Johnston
Vienna Fails Bacall Jason Wedding Plans
Actress Lauren Bacall and actor Jason Robards Jr failed to obtain a marriage license in Vienna after Austrian officials cited legal hurdles. Peter Witte said lack of recognition of Robards Mexican divorce and Bacall’s missing death certificate for Humphrey Bogart blocked the union, prompting officials to emphasize Austrian law applies to all.
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Vienna
Austria
Lauren Bacall
Jason Robards Jr
Peter Witte
Christian Broda
Witte
Hollywood
Robards
Rachel
Viktor Hoyer
Justice Ministry
Frau Mayer
Herr Mueller
Loch presents as lake sea arm or bay in Scotland
A Scottish loch may be a lake a long arm of the sea or a bay depending on its shape and depth officials note. Local observers describe varied classifications across regions and waters.
Bombs Go Off in Washington
Two homemade bombs exploded in downtown Washington while an anonymous caller claimed links to the Freedom Riders in the South. A dispatcher said the caller warned of four more devices. no injuries were reported. The first blast hit a refuse can at Vermont Avenue and H Street NW at 11 p.m. The second detonated at 8 10 a.m. in an empty booth at 15th Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Freedom Riders
South
John Logan
Logan
Vermont Avenue
H. Street N.W
15Th Street
Massachusetts Avenue NW
Divorce Rates Linked to Parental and Social Patterns
New York observes that in America divorces often trace to family history and social circles. The book Sex Ways In Fact and Faith from Association Press notes higher divorce chances when parents or friends are divorced, reflecting inherited patterns.
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New York
America
Association Press
PopeAdvocatesFarmers Chasing Aid With Self Help Drive
Pope John XXIII told about 30 000 Italian farmers in Vatican City that they have a right to social aid but should rely mainly on their own initiative and cooperative efforts.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Headon Collision Claims Two Men in Massachusetts
Falmouth Massachusetts family man Bert N Straffin aged 48 of Yarmouth and Airman SC Patrick L Davis aged 21 of Osseo Minnesota were killed in a late Thursday head on car crash.
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Falmouth
Mass
Herbert N. Straffin
Yarmouth
Patrick L. Davis
Osseo
Minn
Fire on Hudson pier causes 250000 dollar damage
A smoky fire on a Hudson River pier Thursday caused an estimated 250000 dollars in damage and cast a pall over much of Manhattan for two hours.
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New York
Hudson River
Manhattan
Another Expert Called in to Check JFK's Back
Washington AP The White House says another medical expert is assessing the use of ultra sound treatment for President Kennedy's back. Kennedy shows progress and plans an early afternoon trip to a downtown hotel to press his foreign aid program. Capt J H Cheffey discussed treatment dosage with Dr Janet Travell but Kennedy did not meet the doctor.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
J. H. Cheffey
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Janet Travell
Cheffey
Travell
McAuliffe recalls famous Bas Togne word
Gen Anthony McAuliffe, then a WWII hero for replying Nuts to a German demand, now says the one word tainted his legacy. The 62 year old vice president of American Cyanamid criticizes enduring emphasis on that term while praising soldiers and battlefield dispositions.
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Charleston
W. Va
Anthony McAuliffe
Bastogne
McAuliffe
American Cyanamid Co
New York City
United Services Organization
Italian Army Fires On Dynamiters in South Tyrol
Italian army troops opened fire on four unknown dynamiters near the Ponte Gardena power plant as authorities tightened security in South Tyrol after a string of more than 40 bombings. Interior Minister Mario Scebba ordered army guard and 1,000 carabinieri patrolled power lines. the region is largely German-speaking with calls for greater autonomy.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Ponte Gardena
Mario Scebba
Farr Leads DFL Tour Through Minnesota Counties
Minnesota Democratic chairman George Farr launches a statewide tour, visiting party organizations in every county with a week allotted to each congressional district to explain platform goals and rally support.
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Minneapolis
George Farr
DFL
House Ways and Means Approves Kennedy Debt Increase Request
The Ways and Means Committee quickly approved President Kennedy's request for a temporary five billion dollar increase in the national debt limit.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Indonesian harvesters hide knives to appease rice goddess
Indonesian harvesters conceal knives in their palms to avoid insulting the rice goddess during rituals. The practice reflects deep superstition surrounding harvests and spiritual protection in rural communities.
Cina Criticizes Andersen Over Redistricting Stance
Rep. Fred Cina denounces Gov. Andersen as lying about liberal stalling on redistricting. He says liberals offered a four safe district plan, while current eight or nine district talks stalled, leaving Minnesota with a Republican leaning map and a potential at large election next year.
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Cina
Andersen
Nor
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
Woodward Named Inter American Affairs Assistant Secretary
President Kennedy selected Robert F. Woodward ambassador to Chile as assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs. A career diplomat born in Minneapolis, Woodward is 52 and has long served in Latin America including a stint as assistant chief of the Division of American Republics.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Woodward
Chile
Woodward
Latin America
Division of American Republics
State Department
Minneapolis
Army engineers name low bidder on Grand Forks hospital
Omaha based report says Otto J. Eikhoff and sons Inc of Crookston Minnesota appeared the low bidder Thursday for the construction of a 50 bed hospital at Grand Forks North Dakota air force base.
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Omaha
Army Engineers
Otto J. Eikhoff and Sons, Inc
Crookston, Minn
Grand Forks
N.D
Air Force Base
Soo Line to discontinue two daily passenger trains
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Soo Line Railroad to end its sole two daily passenger trains between St. Paul Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin, affecting Duluth Minnesota service.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soo Line Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Superior
Wis
Duluth
People in Netherlands New Guinea Face Mental Health Gap
In remote regions of Netherlands New Guinea observers note many inhabitants have never encountered mental health care or modern concepts of mental illness. The statement highlights isolation and lack of healthcare infrastructure affecting regional awareness and treatment options.
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Netherlands New Guinea
Circle meeting plans for fairs and July picnics
Circle 24 guest Harvey Anderson at 900 17th Ave SW discussed county fair booth. July picnic at Todd Park. Circle 25 hosted by Mrs Edward Engen with Bible studies and wedding booth duties. new serving trays memorialize Mrs Carl Larson. Circle 34 hosted by Mrs Joan Wolfe with July picnic at Mrs Goodwin Johnson’s. Circle 35 met at Mrs Lawrence Branum with piano and readings. July gathering morning at Mrs Tennis.
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Harvey Anderson
Circle 24
Richard Baxter
17Th Ave
Ingval Bustad
Richard Magee
Todd Park
Carl Peterson
Austin Rt
Circle 25
Clarence Engen
Roscoe Noble
Arthur Dalager
Harry Larson
Edward Engen
Carl Larson
Joan Wolfe
4Th Ave
Richard Brekke
Willard Anderson
Emery Hoviand
Goodwin Johnson
Oakland Ave
Curtis Larson
Circle 35
Lawrence Branum
21St St
Janet Branum
Lowell Tennis
Stanley Zadworney
Tennis
Evanger Circle 2 Meets at Sargeant Evanger Lutheran Church
Evanger Circle 2 of Evanger Lutheran Church gathered at Sargeant for a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Anderson. Mrs. Stuart Martin led devotions and Mrs. Henry Jensen conducted the Bible study. A summer tour was planned and members were invited to a coffee hour June 20 at Mrs. Elmer Johnsons home and to Circle 4s silent auction June 20 at the church.
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Evanger Lutheran Church
Sargeant
Gilbert Anderson
Stuart Martin
Henry Jensen
Elmer Johnson
Happy Eight Club Gathering at Callahan Home
Mrs Walter Callahan hosted the Happy Eight Club at 804 2nd Ave NW on Wednesday evening. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Callahan Mrs Ernest Hammere and Mrs Jack Yauger. The next meeting will be at the Yauger home.
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Walter Callahan
2Nd Ave
Callahan
Ernest Hammere
Jack Yauger
Yauger
Three Portuguese Liners Sail to Angola with Troops
Lisbon port dispatch reports three liners Mocambique Uige and Ana Mafalda sailing for Angola carrying several thousand troops and war matériel amid Allied buildup.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Mocambique
Uige
Ana Mafalda
Angola
Fragmented OCR hints at dated medical note
The readable fragment mentions health care and a possible diagnosis, with unclear identifiers. It hints at a medical context but lacks sufficient names, places, or dates for precise reporting.
Quake Measured by BC Seismograph Off Colombia
A very strong earthquake was recorded today by the Boston College seismograph station placing the epicenter about 2,700 miles south of Boston in north central Colombia, South America.
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Weston
Mass
Boston College
Boston
Colombia
South America
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