Global tensions flare as Nixon pushes disarmament move
TOKYO reports Red China derides Kennedy peace offer as a plot to divide Moscow and Peking while Radio Peking highlights the full text of the June 10 speech at the American University. Paris notes France and West Germany approve a cooperation treaty aimed at ending their historic enmity. East Pakistan reports 10000 more villagers driven from floods after a May cyclone. Vienna says the IAEA board reverses earlier opposition and supports inspections of reactors above 100 megawatts to ensure peaceful use.
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Red China
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People’s Daily
American University
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Strong Fan Kills Rush City Man
A powerful fan at Amber Mill Co. killed 59 year old Valdimar Holmberg, a sweeper, when he was pulled into the unit during a test run after installation. The incident occurred Thursday in Rush City Minnesota.
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Rush City
Minn
Valdimar Holmberg
Amber Mill Co
Holmberg
Cargo TieUp Ends After Five-Hour Duluth Port Dispute
A five hour grain and general cargo work stoppage at Duluth-Superior harbor ended with a pact for formal talks Friday on line handling. The Quebecois refused to use ILA line handlers, sparking the stoppage. an injunction blocked ILA picketing while workers were absent for the Quebecois grain loading. E L Slaughter and ship owners agreed to meet, while Duluth Superior Marine Association urged arbitration under contract.
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Duluth-Superior
Montreal
Quebecois
International Longshoremen’s Association
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Superior
E.L. Slaughter
Slaughter
Gerald Hubbard
Duluth Superior Marine Association
Freeman to visit Russia to study food in cold war
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman will travel in July for a five week tour beginning July 13 to Russia and neighboring countries. He will be joined by economists and scientists and possibly Mrs Freeman to assess Soviet farm production and potential farm trade collaboration.
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Orville L. Freeman
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
K. G. Pysin
Pysin
Siberia
U.S
Italian Leader to Form Cabinet
Giovanni Leone, president of Italy's Chamber of Deputies, agreed to form a cabinet to govern while political muddle clears. He expected to submit his minister list to the president the following day.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Rome
Giovanni Leone
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Leone
Macmillan orders judge led probe into security in wake of Profumo scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a judicial inquiry into Britain's security services led by Lord Denning after consulting Labour. He rejected an all party committee and said Scotland Yard had not informed him of espionage suspicions in the Profumo Christine Keeler and Eugene Ivanov case. Christine Keeler was questioned by detectives as Ward faces trial. Merlyn Rees wins Labour seat after Hugh Gaitskell's death with Conservatives dropping in Leeds style vote share.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Profumo
Parliament
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Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanos
Macmillan
Conservative Party
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Lord Denning
Derek Walker Smith
Commons
Christine
Stephen Ward
Merlyn Rees
Hugh Gaitskell
Leeds
Steel Glance Agreement Reached Between Steel Unions and Firms
United Steelworkers Union and eleven major steel companies reach a 21 month contract effective Aug 1 1963. Key terms include a 13 week vacation for 50 percent of workers every five years, an added vacation week for others, higher insurance including hospitalization up to 365 days and life insurance gains, updated job classifications, and an experimental four issue pact. About 400 000 employees covered with an estimated 20 000 jobs created by the plan. The agreement ends long talks following a 116 day 1959 strike and stems from the Joint Labor Management Human Relations Committee.
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Basic Steel
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin
Armco
Great Lakes
Colorado Iron & Fuel
Pittsburgh
Republic
Wheeling
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland
Minnesota Five Day Forecast Warmer Start to Week
Five day forecast for Minnesota shows average temperatures about 24 degrees above normal. Normal highs range from the mid 70s in the north to the low 80s in the south with lows in the 50s. A warmer Saturday and cooler Sunday followed by a warmer early week then cooler midweek. Rain totals from a quarter to three quarters inch with scattered thunderstorms around Saturday and again late Monday or Tuesday.
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Minnesota
28 Convicted in Rioting in Which White Man Died
In Lexington North Carolina eighteen white men and ten Negroes were convicted for a race riot that left a white man dead on June 6. They received suspended prison terms and fines from 25 to 250 dollars, with terms suspended if they pay fines and costs and stay on good behavior for three years.
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Lexington
N.C
Charles E. Williams Jr
Goldwater backs Cuban outpost at Guantanamo base
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes establishing a provisional Cuban government on the U S naval base at Guantanamo as a starting point for a policy of liberation from Fidel Castro. He frames the plan as low risk beyond provoking Soviet displeasure if Washington pursues anti Castro goals.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Rotary Club
U.S
Cuba
Khrushchev
Kentucky Southern College Opens With Rented Quarters
Kentucky Southern College begins its first term in leased facilities in Louisville. The school plans an administration library and classroom building in Louisville to be ready for the 1963 fall term.
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Kentucky
Kentucky Southern College
Louisville
Duluth Woman Survives Fall From Bridge Jump
A Duluth woman leaped from the Duluth-Superior high bridge, plunged 140 feet into St. Louis Bay, and was rescued by the Coast Guard after swimming 100 feet. She was hospitalized with back and head injuries, not believed to be in serious condition. Authorities investigate motive.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth - Superior
St. Louis Bay
Duluth
Coast Guard
Interstate Bridge
Fisherman Catches Bass During Storm at Dallas Boat Club
William Kortemier sheltered a sailboat at the Dallas boat club amid a severe storm. While paddling to a new mooring a five pound bass leaped into his boat, delivering an unexpected catch.
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Dallas, Tex
William Kortemier
Divorce records sealed in Murphy case by Idaho judge
Judge Charles Scoggin sealed records in the Margaretta Murphy divorce to protect the children. He noted no legal way to force disclosure and said he would not report on custody details. Murphy, 37, was previously married to Dr. James Slater Murphy. later she wed Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York.
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Shoshone, Idaho
Charles Scoggin
Margaretta Murphy
Idaho
Kennedy Urges Reading Between Lines of Constitution
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy spoke at Independence Hall on the 175th anniversary of the Constitution ratification urging Americans to read beyond the text for basic moral principles. He warned against a narrow, words-only view as opponents raise constitutional challenges to the civil rights legislation.
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Philadelphia
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Fish Tale Crosses State Lines From Minnesota to New Jersey
Julius Szabo once on probation for deserting his wife and children disappeared to join a traveling magazine crew. The group fished a Minnesota lake near the border and exceeded the limit, leading a border patrolman to flag Szabo in Watertown South Dakota. He is jailed in Union County awaiting arraignment.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Minnesota
New Jersey
Julius Szabo
Linden
Szabo
Watertown
S.D
U.S
Union County
Odds Defied Santa Venetia Man Turns 96 Wins Big
Adolf Eberhardt of Santa Venetia California beat 100000 to 3 odds by turning 96 and receiving a $5000 life insurance payout as his own beneficiary in a remarkable personal gamble.
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Santa Venetia
Calif
Adolf Eberhardt
Official to Meet With Bricklayers in Duluth Strike
Warren Sandquist deputy state labor conciliator will meet with both sides in Duluth bricklayers strike. He reports progress in wage negotiations as about 120 bricklayers remain off the job, idling over 1,000 building trades workers on more than 8 million dollars of projects. The walkout began Monday.
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Better Business Bureau
Duluth, Minn
Warren Sandquist
Duluth
Sandquist
Loan Approved for St Olaf Dormitories in Minnesota
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $2.9 million loan Thursday to St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota for construction of two dormitories.
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Washington
The
Community Facilities Administration
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
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