Court to Name Attorney for Youth in Fairmont Slaying
In Fairmont Minnesota 17 year old Husky Dreher of Emmetsburg Iowa faces a juvenile court hearing on a petition charging first degree murder and armed robbery for the slaying of Roy Brockman 54 a service station attendant. Dreher will be represented by a court appointed attorney as his family lacks resources. The case follows Dreher's signed confession and tracing of the .22 pistol to him after the weapon was found by a swimmer at a Fairmount beach. if the judge finds enough evidence he will be sent to district court for prosecution. Brockmans widow Prays courts will punish Dreher while seeking mercy from God.
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Fairmont
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Emmetsburg
Iowa
Roy Brockman
Hastings
Minn
Broekman
Dreher
Conrad Gaarenstroom
Martin County
Minnesota Bar Assn
Duluth
Gaarenstroom
Joseph Dreher
Young Dreher
St. Mary’s Catholic High School
Fairmont Station
District Court
Brockman
Roy
Robert D. Dreher
William Musegades
U S Faces Strain Over Japan Defense Pact Ties
Officials say the United States will do everything to minimize damage to U S Japan relations as Tokyo debates a new defense treaty. Prime Minister Kishi presses toward ratification amid opposition plans to block the pact while Washington weighs possible moves to repair ties and assess base issues.
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Far East
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United States
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Kishi
Nobusuke Kishi
Dahman Seeks Dems Bid After GOP Defeat In Illinois
Homer Dahman, a schoolteacher and longtime Republican, lost the Cass County GOP primary to Dick Mills by over 600 votes on April 8 in Virginia Illinois. About 55 write-in voters backed Dahman on the Democratic ballot, and the county Democratic central committee urged him to run on its ticket. Dahman will face Mills again in the November 8 election.
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Virginia, Ill
Homer Dahman
Cass County
Dahman
Dick Mills
Democratic Central Committee
Mills
Time as Main Villain in Joling Ike's Plans
James Marlow analyzes how delays and unfolding events harmed the Eisenhower Khrushchev summit. He notes the five month lag from decision to meeting date May 16 in Paris allowed missteps, eroding goodwill and fueling Western and Soviet tensions.
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Joling Ike
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Khrushchev
TV Shares in Woe as Ike Skips Tokyo
News coverage plans unravel as Eisenhower cancels Japan visit. NBC and CBS swap programming for crisis reports on Japan, the Philippines, and Formosa, with CBS rerunning a two part series on Japan's Changing Face and networks preparing for a summit backdrop. Khrushchev reacts to the U2 incident and summit collapse, altering expectations for the trip.
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CBS
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Formosa
Twentieth Century
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Eisenhower
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Russia
Radar Spots Navy Balloon Heading Back to California
The lost research balloon latest radar sighting shows it 189 miles off the Southern California coast at 67,000 feet. Cmdr. Malcolm Ross had aimed for Texas but the balloon doubled back toward California after disappearing over the Pacific earlier in the week.
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Waii
Malcolm Ross
Texas
Keeper
Hawaii
Ross
Georgia
Kennedy Won't Leave Adlai in Cold for Posts
New York AP Kennedy says if elected he may name Adlai E Stevenson and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr to high government posts. In NBC Paar Show interview he praised both men and expects to win the Democratic nomination not on the first ballot. He added we’ll have the votes reasonably soon or not at all.
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John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Nbc-Tv
Jack Paar
Kennedy
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Loan to St. Mary's College Approved for Dormitory
The Community Facilities Administration announced a $350,000 loan to St. Mary's College in Winona Minnesota to fund the construction of a dormitory with dining facilities.
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St. Mary's College
Washington
Winona
Minn
Community Facilities Administration
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