Dag Hammarskjold heads to Middle East amid Lebanon revolt
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold travels from Beirut to Israel to discuss Middle East hot spots. He plans visits to Jerusalem and Amman en route to Cairo to talk on Mt Scopus and the UN Emergency Force amid Lebanese violence and alleged U A R support for rebels. He is slated to return to Beirut early next week.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Israel
U. N
Jerusalem
Amman
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
King Hussein
Samir el Rifai
New York
Mt. Scopus
Camille Chamoun
Lions in Dairyland: Clemens’ Grand Meadow lion camp
Grand Meadow Minnesota hosts 14 lions and a bear at Dick Clemens rustic camp near corn fields. The 40 year veteran lion tamer tends cages and show ring while visitors observe from a safe distance. Clemens recounts his circus path from farm youth to Ringling Brothers trainer and Buck animal tender aboard ship.
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Grand Meadow
Dick Clemens
Clemens
Bill
Clemen
Toby Tyler
Libera
Tanbark
Ringling Brothers
Ringlings
Frank Buck
Buck
Second Candidate Emerges in 2nd District Race
G L Warn a Grand Meadow Township farmer and 15 year Grand Meadow Town Board supervisor became the second candidate for the Second District County commissioner post. Filing open to July 21 with primary set for Sept. 9 and general election on Nov. 4.
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G. L. Warn
Grand Meadow Township
Grand Meadow Area
Ralph B. Turner
Milo Morse
Warn
Grand Meadow
Emergency loans offered for Stearns County tornado losses
The Agriculture Department announced emergency loans Friday for farmers in Stearns County Minnesota who suffered property losses from the June 4 tornado.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stearns County
Minn
Five Airmen Die in Copter Crash Near Manhattan
Five airmen were killed when an Army helicopter crashed on a ranch near Manhattan during a thunderstorm. Three bodies were found in the wreckage and two were thrown clear. The cause is unknown and names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Copter
FT. Riley
Kan
Manhattan
Philip Hostetter
Safe nine year old Kay Hanson found in Minneapolis station
About 500 volunteers had hunted for Kay Hanson of Staples, Minnesota, who told her mother she would visit a friend. She bought a train ticket to the Twin Cities, carried a valise, and was identified as Mary Welk. A telephone call from her uncle Warren Brummer ended the search as she was found safe in a Minneapolis railroad station.
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Staples, Minn
Staples
Minneapolis
Kay Hanson
Twin Cities
Warren Brummer
Wallace Hanson
Great Northern Railway
Mary Welk
Hanson
Kay
Weather Readings From Fire Station Roof
The Herald Weather Site reports cloudy conditions. High 82, low 39 in the last 24 hours. Reading at 8 30 a.m. shows 43 degrees. General weather remains cloudy.
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U. S
Herald
Summit Conference Urged by Brazilian President
President Juscelino Kubitschek of Brazil urged a Pan American summit to boost foreign investment in Latin America, expand technical aid, stabilize commodity prices, and seek more grants from international financial bodies like the Export-Import Bank. The appeal came during his Friday night broadcast in Rio de Janeiro.
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RIO DE Janiero
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Latin America
U. S
Judge approves 22 year suspension of Central High integration
U S District Judge Harry J. Lemley grants Little Rock School Board power to suspend racial integration at Central High School for 22 years and remove the seven Negro students still enrolled. NAACP says it will file notice of appeal.
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Little Rock, Ark
U.S
Harry J. Lemley
Hope Today
Little Rock
Central High School
Central
New York
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Acl
Lemley
Orval Faubus
Police Bullet Ends Stolen Motorcycle Chase in Minneapolis
A teenage stolen motorcycle rider, Vernon Hansen, 17, was shot in the leg by a Minneapolis officer after an 11 minute chase reaching 90 mph. Hansen was taken to General Hospital. officer James Merrell suffered a minor burn lifting the bike. The pursuit paused when a second squad warned and the bullet hit Hansen. Lag in court delays on desegregation ruled acceptable.
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Minneapolis
General Hospital
Vernon E. Hansen
James A. Merrell
Hansen
Merrell
Bruce Ahr
West Lake Street
Grand Avenue
24Th Street
12Th Avenue
Chester Alford
Woman Lies 26 Hours With Broken Hip in Remote Cabin
An Evanston woman lay for 26 hours with a broken hip in a Lake Superior cabin near Latsen Minnesota. Two Minneapolis guests found her Friday and a Grand Marais doctor treated her. she had eaten little and was weak but in good condition otherwise.
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Evanston
Lake Superior
Arthur H. Curtis
Latsen
Duluth
George Clifford
Minneapolis
Grand Marais
Richard Soderberg
Curtis
Illinois
Minnesota junior colleges seek 10 million for construction
The Assn of Junior Colleges approves a 10 million dollar fund request for a state construction program. Minnesota would finance 75 percent with local communities covering the rest. Western state areas need more facilities, with six regional junior colleges proposed and state funding to be allotted by the Board of Education.
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Brainerd, Minn
Minnesota
Assn. of Junior Colleges
Harold Wilson
Itasca
Coleraine
Wilson
Association
Crookston
Morris
Minnesota Board of Education
Kahler Corp Union Settle At Rochester Hotel Strike Ends
Kahler Corp and Local 21 of the Hotel, Hospital, Restaurant and Tavern Employes union reached a three year contract in Rochester Minnesota. The accord includes wage raises of two cents an hour retroactive to May 1, then two cents next May 1 and about five percent on May 1, 1960, plus a five day 40 hour week beginning August 18. The union had considered a strike after the old contract expired May 1. Kahler operates the Kahler Zum Bro Damon hotels Model Laundry and other facilities in Rochester.
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Rochester, Minn
Kahler Corp
Vernon Buck
Kahler, Zumbro and
Damon
Model Laundry
Rochester
Industrialist F A Flodin Dies At 55 In Wisconsin
F A Flodin longtime Midwest industrialist and director of the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis died Friday at his summer home in Spread Eagle Wisconsin. He was 55 and a resident of Lake Shore Inc. makers of marine equipment in Iron Mountain and Marquette Michigan.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
F. A. Flodin
Spread Eagle
Wis
Flodin
Lake Shore Inc
Marquette
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Controversy Over Adams Still Raging
Washington AP reports Vice President Nixon urges Republicans to close ranks amid Adams controversy. He notes Republicans panic harms prospects while Eisenhower supports Adams. Utah Sen Watkins and Utah Sen Bennett clash on resignation, with Arkansas Rep Harris listing Goldfine records for July 1 appearance.
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Washington
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Adams
White House
Eisenhower
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
California
Thomas G. Judd
Utah
Richard M. Simpson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Bishop's Wife Hears Moaning Sound in Beating Case
Police said 15 year old Frances Gross Kreutz was found beaten severely, with hundreds of wounds and a 50 50 chance of recovery. A bishop's wife near the scene may have heard the attack as it occurred during the night. Witness reported seeing a car speed away after the incident. Investigators noted no rape and questioned where the victim was last.
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ST. Paul
Frances Grosskreutz
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