Missouri businessman linked to jetliner explosion
FBI report says Thomas G. Doty bought dynamite and over 300000 dollars in insurance before boarding a Continental Airlines 707 that disintegrated over the Missouri Iowa border killing 45. Doty, 34, is linked to prior robberies. CAB investigates motive and means while noting a possible towel chute blast.
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Kansas City
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Doty
University of Missouri
DFL Primary Endorsements Name Olson and Nevin
MINNEAPOLIS The DFL slate for the Sept 25 primary includes Clyd W Olson 36 of Minneapolis for state treasurer and John Nevin 41 of Lake Vermilion for auditor. Endorsements were approved at a Duluth convention followup. Other incumbents named are Karl Rolvaag for governor Atty Gen Mondale Joseph Donovan and Paul Rasmussen for railroad and warehouse commission.
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Educator says many escape responsibility in democracy
Dr. John Hallowell, Duke University political science professor, told the Third Quaddienial Convocation at St. Olaf College that Americans treat freedom as a burden and shift decisions to others. He warned conformity erodes values and morality becomes what you can get away with. More than 500 delegates from 18 denominations attended.
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Hallowell
Duke University
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Nigerian Envoy's Residence Burns at Three-Story Fieldstone House
A 20 room, three story fieldstone residence used by Nigeria's UN delegation in Tarrytown burned Sunday. Damage is estimated at 250000 dollars. The fire broke out around 1 am with no one inside. Firemen attributed the blaze to a defective oil burner, found by a nearby caretaker.
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Goodman Band Wraps Central Asia Tour With Two Concerts
Benney Goodman and his group concluded the central Asian tour Sunday night with two well received performances. The shows ran 65 minutes each instead of two hours to allow time for meals packing and a flight to Leningrad.
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Leningrad
Former Mill City Journalist Dies
Chicago AP reports Merrill Palmer aged 48, a news photographer for the Chicago Sun-Times and former Minneapolis Tribune and Times staffer, died at his Markham home. Surviving are his widow Lillie two brothers Merton W. and Gordon and a sister Mrs Leonard Hewes.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Leonard Hewes
Tax and Farm Measures to Keep Congress Busy This Week
Two major farm bills loom in the House with a sugar quota extension and a broad acreage control bill. A space communications bill awaits Senate action along with emergency tax rate measures and debt authority. Senate probes into B girls and Estes also continue as House examines defense and interior funding plus TV channel requirements.
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Church Must Employ New Means to Reach ModernWorld
Bishop E. Gerald Ensley of Des Moines told about 1,000 delegates at the South Iowa Methodist Conference that Christianity must organize itself with programs and drives to meet today’s age. He warned the church has often resisted new truths and social changes, allowing science to lead thought. The five day meeting will conclude with pastoral appointments while discussions focus on youth.
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Iowa
E. Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
South Iowa Methodist Conference
Ensley
Fire melts Fidel wax figures at Coney Island museum
In New York, Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and 17 cronies melted into wax as a fire, origin undetermined, broke out in the World in Wax Museum at Coney Island. Lillie St Angelo, founder, said Lincoln and Ruth Snyder likenesses escaped undamaged.
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Fidel Castro
Coney Island
Lillie St. Angelo
Abraham Lincoln
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Judge Washburn Dies in Mill City
Betty W. Washburn longtime municipal court judge died at age 45 after a period of ill health. Funeral services were private at St Mark's Episcopal Cathedral. She was married to Dr Malcolm M Willey University of Minnesota official.
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Minneapolis
Betty W. Washburn
St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral
Malcolm M. Willey
University of Minnesota
Wiseman 77 Former WWI Intelligence Officer Dies in New York
Sir William Wiseman a confidant of President Wilson and high British intelligence officer in World War I died Sunday in New York. He later became a partner in a New York banking house.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wiseman
New York
Gabler Becomes Housing Director in Minnesota
Joseph Gabler, previously a mayoral candidate in St. Paul, is sworn in as federal housing director for Minnesota. The former St. Paul Housing Authority chairman and St. Thomas College English professor resigned to take the federal post.
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Joseph Gabler
Minnesota
Gabler
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