Policeman Killed In Stolen Car Chase In St Paul
Patrolman Alfred Sandquist died and partner George Tateosian was seriously injured when a stolen station wagon, pursued at high speed, crashed into their squad car. The 15 year old driver was also hurt. The chase began after gasoline theft reports and ended near State Street. Sandquist’s death raised Minnesota’s 1959 traffic toll to 253.
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ST. Paul
Alfred Sandquist
George Tateosian
Sandquist
Tateosian
Concord
South St. Paul
State
Ancker Hospital
Minnesota
No Substitute for Woodshed Says Idaho Governor
Gov. Robert E. Smylie of Idaho says there is no easy answer to juvenile delinquency and that schools homes and officials must act. He adds that there may be truth in the idea that there is no substitute for the woodshed and the willow switch to build disciplined character.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
National Council of Juvenile Court
Grandfather
Advertisement for Foot T-4-L at K Wold Drug Store
An ad promotes T-4-L for athletes foot to clear infections in 3 to 5 days with instant drying and fresh skin. If unsatisfied, return to any druggist. Notes mention 1-4-L for severe cases and direct purchase at K Wold Drug Store.
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Wold Drug Store
Brainpower gap widens as China and Russia outstrip U S
Penn State President Dr Eric A Walker warns that China and the Soviet Union have larger pools of potential brain power due to bigger populations. He argues 5 percent of people hold the big ideas, and the United States must better nurture gifted minds, expand education and create two year college science tracks to retain talent.
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Associated Press
University Park, Pa
China
Soviet Union
Pennsylvania State University
Eric A. Walker
Walker
Milton Eisenhower
Christian K. Arnold
United States
Ike and Khrushchev Bet On Berlin Summit Tactics
President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev swap positions on Berlin as the two parties negotiate before a possible Geneva or summit meeting. Eisenhower hints at progress while insisting on preconditions, and Khrushchev pushes for agreement on Berlin and the role of foreign ministers.
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James Marlow
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Nikita
Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Fisenhower
Geneva
Mercury’s 88 Day Orbit Around the Sun
The record notes Mercury completes a solar orbit in 88 days, about a quarter of Earth’s period. It highlights Mercury’s rapid revolution relative to our planet.
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79Th Street
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Russia
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Silk
Dad
Wash 'N Wear
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