Palmer Faces Possible Open Comeback After Rough Rounds
In Birmingham Michigan Arnold Palmer trails by 10 strokes after a 74 75 149 cut line as Ben Hogan and Sam Snead loom at 143 for the lead. Doug Sanders and Bob Rosburg sit at 139 with two-round leaders, while figures like Gene Littler and Gardner Dickinson chase the final-round glory and a $14 000 prize.
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Doug Sanders
Oakland Hills
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Palmer
Doug Ford
Eric Monti
Bobby Brue
Gardner Dickinson
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
Filippi Quits Coaching Job at Little Falls
Filippi, a 15 year leader of Little Falls baseball, announces retirement from coaching next season. He remains as assistant football coach and has built a record of state tournament appearances and multiple district and conference titles.
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Filippi
Little Falls
Minn
Minnesota
Louis Filippi
Morrow Bowed Out In British Amateur Semifinals
Ralph Morrow an Oklahoma City born 21 year old American airman lost to Jimmy Walker of Scotland in the British Amateur Golf semifinals at Turnberry. Walker meets Michael Bonallack in the 36 hole final as Morrow's pro ambitions soar on the strong showing.
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Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Morrow
Sixfooter
Walker
Federal Home Loan Bank Cuts Rates for Midwest Credit
The Des Moines based Federal Home Loan Bank announces a 0.25 percentage point rate cut effective July 1 bringing the loan rate from 3.2 to 3.4 percent for 292 member associations across Iowa Minnesota Missouri North and South Dakota The bank serves member institutions only and not the general public. Keokuk papers report officers served Cecil Bottger alleged slot machine owner with about 50 machines seized in a raid on a vacant house by state agents and local police.
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Federal Home Loan Bank of
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Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Keokuk
Cecil Bottger
Iowa Aeronautics Commission Funds Airport Improvements
The Iowa Aeronautics Commission said it will pay half of $12 300 in airport improvements in Decorah Creston and Sac City. Each municipality will cover the other half. Projects include Decorah New Municipal Airport state share 5000 Creston Beacon 1000 wind instruments 57 Sac City wind instruments 75.
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Iowa Aeronautics Commission
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Boon Construction Worker Killed On Bridge Site
Earl William Kuhnke a 42 year old Boone based employee of R. J. Bickery Construction Co. was crushed when a hoist cable broke during bridge work 12 miles north of Red Oak. Authorities report the accident occurred Friday. DES MOINES Gov Norman Erbe and family planned a West Coast trip to attend the Governors Conference in Hawaii departing by plane, with De Elda Jennifer and Kevin along, returning July 2.
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R. J. Bickery Construction Co
Des Moines
Norman Erbe
Hawaii
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Des Moines Man Pays Fine With 400 Cents In Sack
Robert V. Johnson of Des Moines paid a $4 fine for illegal parking using 400 pennies in a sack. Court Clerk Russell Lundgren noted a prior case where the offender counted pennies in jail.
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Robert V. Johnson
Russell Lundgren
AF Launches Mace B Guided Missile on 1000 Mile Flight
The Air Force successfully launched a Mace B guided missile on a 1000 mile Atlantic test flight. The weapon altered course and altitude using its inertial guidance system ranging from 1000 to over 40000 feet to evade counter measures. It is slated for assignment in Okinawa later.
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Atlantic
Trane declares 22 1 2 cent dividend for second quarter
The board of directors of The Trane Company in La Crosse Wisconsin on June 13 declared a second quarter cash dividend of 22 1 2 cents per share on its common stock. The dividend is payable August 1 1961 to stockholders of record July 14 1961. Trane, a maker of air conditioning heating and ventilation equipment, has declared total dividends of 67 2 cents payable in 1961.
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Trane Company
la Crosse
Wis
Trane
Youth Drowns in Turtle Lake Tragedy
Dennis Ritter aged 17 of Shoreview drowned Friday in Turtle Lake. The teen with a speech defect reportedly could not call for help when he encountered trouble while swimming.
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ST. Paul
Dennis Ritter
Shoreview
Turtle Lake
Explosion Injures Two Boys During Toy Missile Mix
In Sioux City two boys were hurt when a powder mixture in a glass container for a toy ballistic missile exploded. Gary Nichols, 14, lost his right eye and sustained facial and other injuries.
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Sioux City
Gary Nichols
Three Prisoners Escape From Iowa State Prison Farm
State officials hunted Saturday for three inmates who fled the Iowa State Prison Farm near Montrose. Two men, Robert J. Baird and Larry D. Spillman, escaped from the facility while serving time on motor vehicle charges. The third escapee, Gene Pudil, fled from a work detail at the Anamoso Reformatory.
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Des Moines
Robert J. Baird
Larry D. Spillman
Montrose
Keokuk
Gene Pudil
Anamose Reformatory
Delays Verdict on State College Religious Course
The State College Board defers ruling on religious courses for its five colleges to its August Bemidji meeting. A special committee recommends denying the proposal from Mankato State College and urges expansion of philosophy courses instead. The panel also suggests tightening transfer credit rules to require credits earned before entering a state college.
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Winona, Minn
State College Board
Bemidji
Economy Centered Two Story House With Plan Details
The design emphasizes space efficiency with a cheerful vestibule, a fireplace living room, and a large kitchen family area. A two car garage, ample storage, five potential bedrooms, and cross ventilated rooms are outlined, with concrete exterior features like stone veneer and horizontal siding. Complete plans and details are available from the newspaper’s home building editor.
Veterans Oppose Fidel Castro Tractors-for-Prisoners Swap
The Associated Press report notes three state groups denounce a proposed tractors-for-prisoners deal with Cuba. Minnesota VFW warns the plan is ransom while South Dakota American Legionnaires call it degrading to the United States. Texas oilman H L Hunt also criticizes the move at Williston during a 10th anniversary oil discovery program.
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Fidel Castro
Ely
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Williston
N.D
Dems Place Acquitted After Raid in Des Moines
In Des Moines a magistrate dismissed charges against four detainees tied to a West Des Moines Vets Bureau raid. Defense argued agents sought only sample liquor from distillers and aimed to gather political ammunition. Governor Erbe had earlier probed 4000 bottles sent to the Liquor Commission.
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West Des Moines
Norman Erbe
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Don J. Wilson
George J. Hahn
Victim Who Survived Shark Attack Marries Life Saver
John Brodeur 25 of Worcester, Massachusetts, who lost his right leg after a shark attack last August, married Jean Filoramo 22 of Jersey City in a brief ceremony. Filoramo, who saved his life by pulling him ashore, stood by him through his convalescence and amputation.
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John Brodeur
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Worcester
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Jersey Coast. Miss Filoramo
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Le Center Mayor Elected President of Municipal League
LeCenter Mayor Miles Bowler was elected president of the League of Minnesota Municipalities at the convention. Mankato Mayor Rex Hill was named vice president. Bowler succeeds Clayton LeFevre of Richfield. Trustees for two years include Hibbing Mayor J. J. Taveggia Harmon Ogdahl and Earl Lamb.
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Miles Bowler
LeCenter
League of Minnesota
Mankato
Rex Hill
Bowler
Clayton LeFevre
Richfield
Hibbing
J. J. Taveggia
Minneapolis
Harmon Ogdahl
Alexandria
Earl Lamb
Mill City fire damages Model Launderers plant
A flash fire at Model Launderers and Cleaners at 1901 Aldrich Ave caused about 190000 in damage Friday night. The blaze spread from a cleaning solvent and prompted quick response by local fire crews. No injuries were reported.
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Minneapolis
Model Launderers & Cleaners
Aldrich Ave
Repercussions Expected After Drug-pricing Case
San Francisco report on the government victory in a drug price fixing case. The Northern California Pharmaceutical Association and San Francisco pharmacist Donald Hedgpeth were found guilty of conspiring to fix prescription drug prices under the Sherman Act. Sentencing set for June 22. potential civil actions and further anti trust prosecutions noted across multiple states.
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U.S
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Donald K. Hedgpeth
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Maine Legislature Awards 60 Dollar Pension to 88-Year-Old Survivor
In Augusta the 100th Maine Legislature granted an 88-year-old woman a 60 dollar monthly pension, claiming descent from a Revolutionary War soldier. She lives alone on 120 acres, previously survived on 25 dollars monthly since 1957, and has avoided state aid due to a property lien risk.
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Charleston
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John Brooks
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Lowell
U S Plane Brings 115 From Havana
A U S State Department chartered air liner brought 115 people from Havana to Miami. Most were Cuban descent and seeking to leave Castro's jurisdiction. Some American newsmen aboard had covered the tractor team visit to Havana. State Department said 1 200 Americans remained in Havana as of Monday.
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Fidel Castro
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Ben Jones Buried Near Early Home
PARNELL Mo Ben Jones veteran horse trainer was buried Friday in Rose Hill Cemetery near the farm where he grew up. Jones trainer of Calumet Farm thoroughbreds died Tuesday at 78.
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Ben Jones
Rose Hill
Jones
Calumet Farm
Sunday School Picnic Tragedy Claims Iowa Teacher
Mrs. Everett Byrngelson 48 drowned in the Iowa River during a Sunday School picnic with eleven and twelve year olds from First Baptist Church in Marshalltown. Lifeguards and firefighters aided four girls rescued from the riverbank as Denise Quick was pulled from a branch, while three others were treated at a hospital. Mrs. Byrngelson is survived by her husband.
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Iowa
Everett Byrngelson
Mike Jackson
Mike Clemens
Denise Quick
Order for Hearing on Petition to Sell Real Estate
In Minnesota Mower County probate court the estate of Neble Harding seeks approval to sell real estate. A hearing is set for August 14, 1961 at 10:00 AM in the probate court room Austin Minnesota with publication notice in the Austin Daily Herald. Dated June 14, 1961 Probate Judge Paul Kimball Jr. Hanson Grinley, attorneys for petitioner Albert Lea Minnesota file 12433 June 17 24 July.
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Neble Harding
Ward
Court House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
Paul Kimball, JR
Hanson & Grinley
Hyde Building
Albert Lea
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Cena Akkerman
Market notes from Minneapolis wheat and grain bids
Wheat receipts rise to 203 while prices edge up one cent. No 2 yellow corn runs 1.02 to 1.04 with oats 57 to 60 cents for No 2 white and 60 to 63 for heavy white. Barley and flax prices listed with soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.65.
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Minneapolis
Final Account and Distribution in Dente Estate
Probate court orders final account approval and distribution hearing in the Estate of Herman E. Dente Sr. The hearing is set for July 3 1961 at 10:00 AM before the court in Austin Minnesota. Notice is provided as required by law. File No. 12387.
Notice of Final Account Hearing in Estate of Cena Akkerman
In Probate Court the final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Cena Akkerman, deceased, is set for hearing July 18, 1961 at 10:00 A.M. in the courthouse. Publication and mailed notice are provided as required. Dated June 14, 1961. Attorney: Philip Richardson. File No. 12407. June 17, 24, July 1.
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Philip Richardson
Austin
Minnesota
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