Tourist Missing From Fox Lake Resort Sought In Crow Wing County
Henry Jeffrey 52 of Rock Island Illinois disappeared after June 13 while living in a tent at Bosso's Twin Oaks resort on Fox Lake. Search efforts by Fifty Lakes volunteers and Civil Air Patrol concentrated in the Kego Lake area after Jeffrey’s car was found abandoned with doors open and missing keys. Jeffrey reportedly was dazed, had not fished, and was last seen buying minnows at Emily.
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Brainerd
Minn.ap
Crow Wing County
Illinois
Fox Lake
Henry Jeffrey
Rock Island
Ill
Kego Lake
Larry Anderson
Jeffrey
Bosso
Twin Oaks
Emily
Doctor urges separate drives for heart fund
Dr. Paul Dudley White of Boston advised the American Heart Association not to merge its independent fund drive with United Fund or Community Chest efforts. He noted heart disease is too serious to hide in a segment of a united fund and cited his experience with President Eisenhower.
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New York
Paul Dudley White
American Heart Assn
United Fund
White
Boston
Eisenhower
Tax Stalemate May Be Solved During the Week
Minnesota special session nears week’s end as tax conferees plan 8 p.m. meeting after House and Senate talks. Liberal House tax committee members prepare to submit a new proposal to end the deadlock, while Gov Freeman weighs redistricting reforms for a fair reapportionment.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Tax Conference Committee
House
Fred Cina
Aurora
Cina
Senate
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Gov. Freeman
Car Capers Woman Plus Bottle Adds Up to Trouble
Mrs Minnie G Wickland 42 was charged with drunken driving after a chaotic chain of crashes in Minneapolis. She struck a trash burner, tore shingles, smashed through a garage and doors, toppled structures, and caused more than 3000 dollars in damage.
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Minneapolis
Minnie G. Wickland
Des Moines housewife crowned Mrs America in 1950s era pageant
Margaret Priebe 36 of Des Moines won the Mrs America title and a year of duties traveling as national homemaker. Her husband L. Clarke Priebe, four children, and her parents will share duties as she prepares for television appearances and accepts prizes ranging from household goods to a new boat.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Des Moines
Iowa
America
Margaret Priebe
L. Clarke Priebe
Priebes
Iormer
Cleveland
Ohio
Giesse
Priebe
Air Force Reserve
Union Park Methodist Church
New York
Margaret
Gregory
Douglas
Karen Jane
Mrs. Priebe
Pop
Margaret J. Priebe
Mr. Priebe
Dad Priebe
Fla
AP Photofax
Congregation Leaves Wisconsin Lutheran Synod
The congregation at St John Lutheran Church in Arcadia Wisconsin voted 11 to 1 to withdraw from the Wisconsin Lutheran Synod and operate independently. Pastor Richard L Buege who had been suspended for allowing women to vote in church affairs and for ties to the Evangelical Lutheran Church led the move. His other church St Paul in Whitehall voted 50 to 21 on June 21 to leave the synod and become independent.
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Arcadia
Wis
Richard L. Buege
Wisconsin Lutheran Synod
Buege
Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Whitehall
Big Money Bills Face Senate-House Bargains This Week
Congress races to pass as many annual appropriations and big money bills before July 1. Senate and House must resolve compromises on foreign aid, anti-racketeering labor, civil rights, and federal education aid amid veto threats. Eisenhower’s debt limit likely rises, but long term bond rate may stay steady. The National Committee for an Effective Congress warns Democrats have stalled after last year’s wins, while notable NCEC members include Nathan, Welles, MacLeish, and Hammerstein II.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Dirksen Says GOP Should Not Censure Anti-Strauss Votes
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen said the party should not censure two GOP senators Margaret Chase Smith of Maine and William Langer of North Dakota who voted against Lewis L. Strauss for secretary of commerce. Their 49-46 opposition helped defeat Strauss as Democrats joined in the tally. Dirksen noted he was disappointed but would not quarrel with individual dissents.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Lewis L. Strauss
Everett M. Dirksen
R-N
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
William Langer
RND
Strauss
Trusties Sought in Eastern Minnesota
Three trusties who walked away from the South Dakota prison farm Saturday night were pursued in eastern Minnesota. They were halted for two hours in Rochester for permit checks but released after showing a valid permit.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Minnesota
Rochester
Minn
Herter to speak on TV about Geneva talks
Secretary of State Christian Herter told Eisenhower the deadlocked Geneva talks are recessed until July 13 and said he will appear on nationwide TV and radio to explain the futile efforts to reach a Berlin and East West accord. He noted the broadcast time was not yet set.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva
Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Wheat surplus called a top investment in world economy
Senator Aiken argued the 214 to 202 House vote against a new wheat program avoided a presidential veto and kept vast farm surpluses as a strong global investment. He praised wheat reserves for stabilizing political and economic conditions in many nations and warned price supports would rise only if a compromise passes.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Aiken
Final Hand Signal Crossing Flagmen Yield to Automation
Nels Olson and three other Milwaukee Road flagmen retire as seven automatic crossing signals replace manual stop signs at the Geo. A. Hormel & Co. crossing on Oak street. Olson, 816 Bryan, notes no past accidents and hopes the new system provides steady protection as crews test the automatics.
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Nels Olson
Austin
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Oak Street
Bryan
Milwaukee Road
Great Western
Olson
Milwaukee
Brownsdale
Oak
Biggest Criminal Tax Trial Begins
Eight defendants enter U S District Court in Terre Haute for the nation s largest criminal tax trial. They face up to 21 years in prison and fines up to 41 000 each over evasion of a 10 percent excise tax on 3 263 150 in football and World Series bets routed by a downtown betting syndicate. The judge outlines procedures as motions and suppression issues are argued. Defendants include Jules Horwick Charles L Sumner Edgar M Wyatt Joey Jacobs Philip Share Irwin Gordon and James Tamer.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U.S. District Court
Leo Shaffer
Chicago
Federal
Shaffer
US Dist
Dale J. Holder
Holder
Treasury
Navy
Jules Horwick
Charles L
Buck) Sumner
Marion County
Indianapolis
Edgar M. Wyatt
Joey Jacobs
Philip Share
Irwin Gordon
Las Vegas
Nev
James Tamer
Detroit
Pravda Attacks Bonn Site for West German Election
Pravda denounces Bonn for choosing West Berlin as the West German presidential election site. The Soviet paper calls for sober minds to halt provocateurs from poisoning international atmosphere. In Spain, a coal mine near Quieres trapped miners after a fire damp explosion. three died and ten were missing.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Bonn
West Berlin
West Germany
Oviedo
Spain
Quieres
Not So Solemn They Live It Up at Pagan Revel
In Amesbury England 2000 youths celebrate summer at Stonehenge bypassing the solemn Druids. Moonlight over the downs sets a lively scene as students dance, sing and shed a blouse in the revel around the ancient stones.
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Pagan Revel
Amesbury
England
Order of Druids
Britain
Stonehenge
Last Civil War Vet Fights Pneumonia
Walter Williams described as the last Civil War veteran rests in an oxygen tent in Houston as pneumonia persists. Doctors report little change with slight temperature drop and good pulse as crowds and a Druid ceremony are noted around Stonehenge like stones.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Russell Wolfe
Weather Reading From Royal Herald Roof Report
Weather site atop a fire station records 8 30 a m reading of 48 with 64 high and 44 low in the last 24 hours. General conditions are clear.
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Herald
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Sumner Welles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Archibald Macleish
Oscar Hammerstein II
Dirksen
National Convention of
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