U.S. Signals Possible Military Action to Protect Lebanon
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could use military action under certain conditions to defend Lebanon's independence. The 6th Fleet, including Marines, watches the crisis as Hammarskjold proposals would be supported by the United States.
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Washington
State Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Dulles
U. S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Carlos P. Garcia
Moscow Summit Plans Crumble Amid Public Letter
The United States Britain and France face a setback as Moscow exposes Khrushchev letter criticizing talks and demanding a heads of government summit. The West releases presummit proposals while Soviet ambassadors are recalled for consultations. Consensus on timing venue and format remains elusive.
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Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
United States
Sir Patrick Reilly
Britain
Maurice Dejean
France
Washington
Paris
London
Adams Pleads Ignorance of Rules in Goldfine Case
White House confirmed Bernard Goldfine once supplied vicuna cloth to a friend of President Eisenhower. Press secretary Hagerty denied a three-quarter length vicuna coat. Eisenhower had two coats from earlier decades. Gifted material in 1956 was acknowledged, but no coat was made. Adams to testify before Congress under oath.
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Adams
Goldfine
Boston
Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Drew Pearson
Pearson
House
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
New Hampshire
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Lishman
FTC
Commission
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Judge Throws Out State Wage Order
A Minnesota district judge struck down a State Industrial Commission minimum wage order for women and minors in lodging, cafe, and resort industries after finding gaps in coverage, missing pay scales for learners, and lack of basis for tip deductions. The ruling pauses implementation for 40 days pending appeal.
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Little Falls, Minn
APA
State Industrial Commission
Minnesota
Walter F. Rogesheske
Ed Linehan
Sullivan Lake
Hillman
Morrison County
Rogesheske
Commission
Emergency Funds Approved for Red Wing Training School
The Legislative Advisory Committee approved a 72012 emergency allotment to Red Wing Training School to avert a potentially explosive crowding crisis. Superintendent R E Farrell said the 350 capacity houses 507 with 70 boys per counselor. funds will hire 15 staff and improve safety while noting conditions remain far from ideal.
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Red Wing Training School
ST. Paul
Red Wing
Legislative Advisory Committee
Youth Conservation Commission
R. E. Farrell
Farrell
The
LAC
Sauk Centre
Whistleden
Itasca
Dexter Telephone Hearing Probes Service Complaints
Twelve Dexter subscribers sue for improved service as the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission examiner hears testimony at Dexter. Witnesses cite cross talk operator access issues and long‑distance problems while the company pledges maintenance. A future session will hear the telephone firm’s defense and determine if the current rate schedule remains justified.
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Dexter, Minn
Dexter Telephone Co
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission Examiner
Telephone Company
Dexter
Dexter Phone Company
Anton Wellik
Elkton
Walter O’connell
W. L. Ellingson
Alfred Jacobson
Kenneth Pinke
Claim Filed in Blast Fire Damage Case
A notice of claim for 50 000 in connection with an explosion and fire June 2 was received by Mayor Baily Hansen from Floyd DeVries of 1608 Lyndale. DeVries seeks property damage and personal injury from the City of Austin and Jordan Builders after a gas line rupture during curb and gutter work damaged his home. The notice was turned over to City Attorney Rodney Dunnette.
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Baily Hansen
Floyd DeVries
Lyndale
DeVries
City of Austin and
Jordan Builders
Hanson
Rodney Dunnette
Weather Readings From Fire Station Roof Report Clear Day
Weather report from Herald Weather Site notes high 70 and low 48 in the past day. At 8:30 today readings show 52 with generally clear conditions.
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U. S
Herald
Truck Strike Set at Duluth
The Teamsters Union set a strike of over 1,000 truck drivers against 115 Duluth firms for July 7 unless a new contract is agreed. Union official Gilbert Ewer says the walkout was approved by international headquarters. Drivers seek 14-cent hourly raises retroactive to February 1 and in a proposed three year pact an additional 7-cent boost on February 1 each year through 1960.
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Duluth
Lewis Family Returns From Yellowstone For Danny's Funeral
The Lewis family from Austin travels home after their 6 year old son Danny fatally burned in a Yellowstone National Park boiling pool incident. Ray Wistrell flies to drive them back. Danny died at Mammoth Springs Hospital after rescue efforts. Funeral set for Thursday at First Congregational Church with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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Ray Wistreill
William Lewis
Yellowstone Natural Park
Danny
Park
Lewis
Old Faithful Inn
Ranger
Mammouth Springs Hospital
Mammouth Springs
Old Faithful Springs
Montana State College
Bozeman
Mont
Michael
Ned
Molly
Jean Ann
Austin
Pay Boost Bill OK'd for Civil Service Workers
The House passed and sent to the White House a bill giving a 10 percent pay raise to 1,021,000 Civil Service and other government workers. President Eisenhower is expected to sign it. The hike will cost an estimated 542 million dollars annually.
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Washington
House
White House
Eisenhower
Macmillan postpones Cyprus statement under NATO pressure
London address delayed for 48 hours after NATO members Greece and Turkey clash over Cyprus. Sir Hugh Foot to deliver in Nicosia while British troops, reinforced by paratroopers, remain on standby amid fears of renewed bloodshed in the east Mediterranean.
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London
Macmillan
Cyprus
Britain
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
Commons
Paul
Henri Spaak
East Mediterranean
Sir Hugh Foot
Nicosia
Thirteen Churches Back Plan for Aging Home in Austin
The Rev. Arthur L. Swenson reports 13 of 26 Austin Circuit churches have voted yes to building a home for the aging in Austin. Several more churches plan to vote next Sunday. if all approve, the corporation may meet in July to name location and architect and issue bid calls.
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Arthur L. Swenson
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Austin
Swenson
St. Olaf and
Our Savior’s
Red Oak Grove
Grand Meadow
Bear Creek
St. Olaf
Byron
Little Cedar
Marshall
Adams United
Laetersdal United
Chester
Iowa
Ostrander
Clergymen Urge Highway Safety During State Week
Gov. Freeman proclaims June 28 29 Religious Safety Traffic Week urging churchgoers statewide to practice safe driving. The plan involves Catholic Jewish and Protestant leaders and frames reckless driving as immorality.
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ST. Paul
Freeman
Minnesota
Jin
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Imre Nagy
Joseph Stalin
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Nassau
Craig Welken
Warren Rogers JR
Soviet Union
IEE
Committee
Robert Lishman
John E. Moss
Calif
RWC
Daniel W. Carr
Carr
Hokeness
Myron Hokeness
Dexter Area
Home Telephone Co
Haces
Menne Ag
Esse
Inc
Yellowstone
Wistreill
Danny Lewis
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