U N to Air Executions in Hungary
The United Nations Special Committee on Hungary will meet Friday to consider the executions of Imre Nagy and other 1956 uprising leaders. The group may condemn the Soviet Union and the Hungarian regime of Janos Kadar amid mounting U.S. and international pressure.
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United Nations
U. N. Special Committee On
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Soviet Union
Janos Kadar
General Assembly
Special Committee
Denmark
Ceylon
Tunisia
Australia
Uruguay
Nagy
U.N
United States
U. S
Moscow
Eisenhower
Italy
Budapest
Rome
Giuseppe Pella
NATO
Girl Bicyclist Fatally Injured on Highway
A 13 year old girl from Mapleton died in a Mankato hospital after being struck Monday on Highway 83 west of Mapleton. The victim Kathy Wilke was riding with a companion Ruth Osmundson who said Kathy favored crossing to the left side when a car approached from the rear. Mrs. George Suess of Mankato honked and swerved but could not avoid the collision which sent the car into a ditch. the driver was uninjured. The 1958 state traffic toll rose to 279 with the death of a Minneapolis woman Wednesday.
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Mankato
Kathy Wilke
Delores Wilke
Mapleton
Minneapolis
Ruth Osmundson
Wilke
Kathy
George Suess
Suess
Barbara Knotz
GOP Split Over Ike Retaining Adams
Washington AP report shows Republicans divided over President Eisenhower keeping Sherman Adams as chief aide. Some urge Adams’ removal, others back the President. Eisenhower and Adams defend conduct while Democrats promise to weaponize the issue in upcoming campaigns.
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Washington
William F. Knowland
Calif
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Senate Gop
Gov. Adams
Tional
Paul M. Butler
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Butler
Nelson Seeks Congress Seat in 2nd District Nomination
Ancher Nelson announced a bid for the GOP endorsement to replace retiring Rep. Joseph P. O’Hara in Minnesota’s 2nd District. He will resign as state Republican chairman to campaign joining Roy Schulz Alf Swenson William Scott and Malcolm Mackenzie as contenders alongside DFL nominee Conrad Hammer.
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Ancher Nelson
GOP
Joseph P. O'Hara
R-Minn
Nelson
Mankato
Minn
Nelsen
National Rea
Roy Schulz
Alf Swenson
Wilder Farmer
O'Hara
William Scott
Arlington
Sibley County
Malcolm Mackenzie
Nicollet County
Republican Committee
Democratic - Farmer - Laborites
Conrad Hammer
St. James
Polling Places Named for Grower Referendum
Washington AP reports local Agriculture Department committee members set polling places for Friday's grower referendum on extending federal marketing quotas for the 1959 wheat crop. Approval by at least two thirds of farmers voting is required for the controls to become operative.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower Says Economic Conditions Improve
President Eisenhower told Republican state chairmen at a breakfast meeting that there are clear indications business conditions are improving. He emphasized belief in maintaining national security and solvency as part of his outlook. No further details were released.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Washington
Alcorn
GOP National Committee
Only 1 in 15 applicants makes the grade at CIA
Washington AP report outlines why CIA hires are highly selective with lie detector use and strict screening. It notes most candidates fail tests, questions on privacy, and the agency’s Ivy League leadership profile. Dulles is cited as director earning 21000 annually while top officials lean educated and wealthy.
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United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Dulles
Princeton
Bartender Slain in Holdup Near Minneapolis
Beaten and shot during a holdup gone wrong a bartender was killed near Minneapolis. Police were investigating the crime scene as investigators sought leads and security footage from nearby businesses. Local authorities stated the suspect remained at large with no immediate motive released.
Holand Seeks Second Term as State Senator
P. J. Holand of Austin filed in St. Paul to run for re election in the Fifth District. He has served one term for Mower and Dodge counties and chairs the Legislative Agricultural Interim Commission, which aims to present 55 bills next session. He leads farming and agricultural efforts locally and statewide, with roles in the Mower County Fair and Centennial Committee.
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P. J. Holand
Austin
St. Paul
Mower
Dodge
Legislative Agricultural Interim Commission
Minnesota
Senate
Mower County
Accessory in Brink's Robbery Found Slain
Boston authorities report John Fats Buccelli thirty four was found shot to death early today. Buccelli, an accessory in the 1950 Brink's robbery, had previously served federal time and was tied to a narcotics ring on Boston harbor. The case involved eleven men with several life sentences and multiple pleas.
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Brink
Boston, Mass
John F
Fats) Buccelli
Buccelli
New York
U.S
Goldfine Records Prove Very Interesting
Rep. Oren Harris says the House investigations found very interesting new information from Bernard Goldfine records. The inquiry examines if Goldfine, a Boston industrialist and friend of Sherman Adams, received favored treatment at FTC and SEC after a memo from the FTC chairman and Adams’s role.
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Harris
Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Mildred Paperman
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Adams
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Miss Paperman
Sheraton Plaza
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Wisconsin Guardsmen Escape Major Injuries in Crash
Seventeen Wisconsin National Guardsmen escaped serious injuries when their truck collided with a mobile crane at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. The accident prompted an official response and a trauma assessment for the unit.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
State Traffic Toll Climbs at Record Pace
Minnesota highway fatalities rose to 249 by June 1 this year, up from 236 last year, with May reporting 77 deaths the highest for that month since World War II. The 1957 total reached 685, while only eight percent of licensed drivers were involved in reportable accidents.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Highway Department
Two Gunmen Involved As Tavern Holdup Ends In Capture
In Minnesota River tavern near Minneapolis two bandits masked with nylon stockings attempted a stickup. One gunman fired killing bartender Don Haeg and wounding Horace Pederson. A customer helped capture the partner. the fleeing gunman escaped into swamp land and is being sought. The captured man, Russell Swanson of Richfield, is jailed at Hastings. A 1947 car tied to the case was found nearby.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota River
Dakota County
Don Haeg
Meadow Inn
University Hospitals
Pederson
Haeg
Dakota County Sheriff's Office
Russell Swanson
Richfield
Hastings
Cedar Avenue
Black Dog Road
Radiation Danger Cited in Utah Area
A Utah chemist warns about 10 000 residents in southern Utah near the Nevada atomic test site absorbing gamma ray radiation up to about 30 times higher than other Americans.
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Utah
Logan
Nevada Atomic Bomb Test Site
United States
Apologetic Bank Robber Runs Subway of Crime
A 30 year old gunman robs Hillcrest State Bank in St Paul taking 3059 dollars and forcing cashier William A Smith Jr to drive him in his car as a hostage. He apologizes for stealing to save his home after failing to secure loans and flees with cash in two sacks.
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St. Paul
Smith
Hazle Lund
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