St Cloud Man Fills In For Humphrey at Eagles Event
Sen Hubert Humphrey, in Minneapolis for campaigning, was weathered in and missed the Eagles State convention in St. Cloud. Albert Schmidt treasurer of the Eagles spoke on the Ten Commandments monolith dedication with city and county officials and religious leaders present.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Eagles
Humphrey
Eagles Youth Guidance Commission
Albert Schmidt
St. Cloud
Schmidt
Thieves Target Roger Jewelry In Cherokee Iowa
Police report a Saturday night burglary at Roger Jewelry in Cherokee where thieves stole watches rings and jewels worth about $8000. They first tried to crack the Schmidt Furniture Store safe next door then broke through a basement wall into the jewelry shop and stole items from display cases.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Roger
Schmidt
Rent a car to explore parts of the Soviet Union this summer
A travel agency announces that visitors can rent a car and drive themselves in portions of the Soviet Union during the coming summer season. The plan facilitates self guided travel and expands sightseeing options for tourists seeking independent itineraries.
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New York
Soviet Union
GOP Platform Blueprint Replies to Administration Critics
A 15 member GOP Policy Committee study group issued a blueprint for the party’s platform and campaign. It lauds Eisenhower era policy, endorses continued defense, and critiques Rockefeller on defense, growth, and welfare policy. It favors White House control of national security information in the U2 incident.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Republican Policy Committee
House of Representatives
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
Rockefeller
Rupert Shankland Dies on Fishing Trip
H. Rupert Shankland aged 44 died after a heart attack while fishing on Mille Lacs with Earl Farguson and his son in a Farguson wagon. He was a Geo. A Hormel & Co. beef grader and active in American Legion Post 91, 40 & 8, and Masonic lodge. survived by Ardelle and two sons along with his father and sister. Mayer Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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H. Rupert Shankland
Ith Ave
Aitkin Hospital
Mille Lacs
Earl Farguson
15Th Ave
Farguson
Tom
Aitkin
Shankland
Geo. A Hormel & Co
American le
Ardelle
Dean
Owatonna
Robert
Austin
Harold L. Shankland
Osage
Iowa
Vincent McDevitt
Pomona
Calif
Mayer Funeral Home
Tokyo Pact Foels Still Busy as Kishi Faces Pressure
In Tokyo Premier Kishi and his Liberal Democratic Party faced a last minute bid by leftists to delay Japan US security pact documents. The opposition Socialist bloc boycotted Parliament as protests and a Sohyo led strike loom, while four factional leaders privately urged resignation and delaying ratification.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
America
Kishi
Liberal Democrats
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
Ichiro Kono
Takeo Miki
Kenzo Matsumura
Tanzan Ishibashi
U.S. Senate
Middle Road
Liberal Democrat Party
Hayato Ikeda
Senate keeps 10 percent phone tax for another year
The Senate voted to extend the 10 percent federal levy on local telephone and telegraph service and passenger fares for one more year, rejecting a 752 million dollar tax cut.
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Washington
Senate
Bee Stings Iowa's Governor at Event
Fort Madison Iowa Gov. Herschel Loveless was stung by a bee on his right hand just before delivering the dedication speech for a new airport. He finished the talk despite the sting.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Postmaster Elmer Requa dies after 40 years without sick leave
Elmer Requa, postmaster since 1944, died at St. Olaf Hospital after being hospitalized for observation on June 7. A prominent local figure, he served in civic and church roles, led fundraising for the Lutheran Retirement Home, and was active in sports. He began work in 1920 and was appointed postmaster on merit in 1954. He leaves a son Dr. Fred Requa and two daughters, Carol and Alice. Funeral at St. Olaf Church Wednesday.
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Elmer Requa
Requa
St. Olaf Hospital
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Lutheran Retirement Home
Minnesota Postmasters Assn
Fidelity Lodge
Eisenhower
Lars Bondhus
Mower County
August Andresen
Bondhus
J. M. Pierce
Arthur L. Swenson
Oakwood Cemetery
Eisenhower reaches Hawaii after Wake Island refuel stop
President Eisenhower neared Honolulu after a weeklong Far East goodwill tour. His flight refueled at Wake Island at 10 58 a m Austin time and departed 53 minutes later. Hawaii declared a half day holiday as residents prepare a welcome, with Gov Quinn urging businesses to close or run skeleton crews. The president, with a 26 member party, will rest and golf at Kaneohe before a Friday reception and an honorary degree ceremony at the University of Hawaii. Syngman Rhee remains in seclusion nearby.
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Seoul
South Korea
Herald
Wake Island
Austin
Far East
Hawaii
Quinn
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Korea
Kaneohe
Oahu Island
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Honolulu International
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
University of Hawaii
Weekend Toll Claims Austin Youth in Car Crash
Phillip Storlie age 19 of Austin died when thrown from a car near Winona while water skiing on the Mississippi River. Passenger Gary Wend age 18 was injured but not seriously. both youths planned to visit Storlie's brother William. Storlie was a 1959 Austin High School graduate employed at Fuhrman Dental Laboratory. The weekend toll in Minnesota rose with multiple fatal crashes across the state.
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Storlie
Gary Wend
12Th Ave
Wilson
Winona
Wend
Mississippi
Phillip
William
Austin High School
Fuhrman Dental Laboratory
Kennard Storlie
Draher to Meet Lawyer in Juvenile Court Today
A 7-year-old Emmetsburg Iowa boy who confessed the holdup slaying of Roy Brockman 35 Fairmont filling station attendant will have a first conference with court appointed attorney Arthur Edman of Fairmont this afternoon. Robert Dreher remains in the Martin County jail on the second floor segregated from adults, reading and sleeping since his arrest and confession.
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Fairmont
Indian President Prasad Begins One Day Moscow Tour
New Delhi AP reports President Rajendra Prasad flew to Moscow to start a one day official visit to the Soviet Union with talks expected on bilateral relations and trade.
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New Delhi
Rajendra Prasad
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ore Pickets Allow Newsmen Access After Union Order
Pickets at the Erie Mining Co Taconite plant in Hoyt Lakes Minnesota were told by USW international representative Russell Monson to not block news crews. Local strikers on Highway 66 previously blocked TV news crews seeking footage of pickets during the second walkout in a week and amid suspensions tied to the first stoppage.
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Hoyt Lakes, Minn
Erie Mining Co
Russell Monson
Hibbing
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Wdsm-Tv
Duluth
Local Resident Dies During Eagles Parade Viewing
Frank Helebrant, 73, of 405 8th Place NW, collapsed Saturday afternoon while watching the Eagles parade and died on arrival at St. Olaf Hospital. He was proprietor of Helebrant Grocery. Surviving are his wife Katherine and son Robert of Austin. Funeral services set for Tuesday morning.
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Frank Helebrant
St. Olaf Hospital
Rockefeller to Campaign Nationwide for GOP Candidates
Gov Nelson Rockefeller announced a nationwide tour to back Republican candidates in the November election. He said he would campaign for national, senatorial, and congressional races and expected GOP leadership to accept his efforts.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Wayne State track coach David I Holmes dies at 71
David I Holmes, longtime Wayne State University track coach and athletic director for 40 years, died Sunday at age 71 after a heart attack. He retired in 1957.
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Detroit
David I Holmes
Wayne State University
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