Romania seeks peace role in Middle East says Eban
In Tel Aviv, Foreign Minister Abba Eban states Romania aims for peace in the Middle East after talks with Premier Levi Eshkol. George Macovescu arrived in Israel after Cairo talks with Nasser. Romania is the only East European Communist nation maintaining ties with Israel.
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Poor Campaign Faces Decisive Weekend in DC
The Poor People’s Campaign, led by Rev. Ralph Abernathy, faces a Sunday deadline to clear Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial as a permit expires at 8 p.m. Officials doubt extending the permit while Abernathy resigns his Atlanta pastorate to focus on the movement.
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France set for two stage vote to test de Gaulle
Paris AP reports French voters face a two stage election to renew confidence in President Charles de Gaulle. A majority vote on Sunday could seal seats immediately. otherwise a June 30 runoff selects the winner among 2,267 candidates for 487 seats amid post strikes and worker lassitude.
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Three Minnesota Soldiers Die in Vietnam Toll
Three Minnesota men and one South Dakota man were listed among recent Vietnam War casualties. Pfc. George L. King Jr. of Minneapolis and Pfc. Derris L. Autela of Duluth were killed in action. Pfc. Alvin P. Christensen of Vinborg South Dakota also fell. Sgt. Wilbur L. J. Hallock Jr. of Minnesota was killed but not listed as hostile action. he was husband of Mrs. Margaret Hallock of Zim.
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Eisenhower battle continues as doctors report progress
Doctors at Walter Reed say Eisenhower has passed the most dangerous stage of recovery after his heart attack, with no daily bulletins issued but continued improvement noted. Separate dispatches report Reagan gaining Secret Service protection and a failed Western-style bank holdup in Lomé, Togo, ending with police restraint.
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NATO ministers to discuss six disarmament proposals
NATO ministers from 15 nations meet in Iceland for a two day spring session starting Monday. The United States Belgium Germany Canada and Britain proposed measures overlapping in scope but all seek a reduction of NATO forces in Europe.
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Koch Isolates Tuberculosis Germ in 1882
Professor Robert Koch isolated the tuberculosis germ in 1882 marking a milestone in medical science. The discovery established the causative agent behind the disease and advanced bacteriological research globally.
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Body of Minneapolis Youth Recovered From River
The body of 16 year old Charles P. Greven was recovered Thursday from the St. Croix River near Taylors Falls Minnesota. Authorities say he was diabetic and may have suffered an insulin shock and fallen into the water while on a canoe trip.
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Golfer Loses $3000 After Forgetting Cash on Roof
Jim Richmond a 60 year old barber from Brainard Minnesota left a $3000 cash deposit in his car trunk while playing golf. He placed the money on the roof of the car after unloading clubs and drove away forgetting the bundle. No trace of the money has been found.
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Mill City Youths Dominate Boy's State Offices
Four Mill City youths were elected to top Boy's State offices at Gustavus Adolphus College. Steven Belton of Minneapolis Central High was named governor and Dennis Morrow of Minneapolis Marshall High was lieutenant governor. Other offices included Lee Sheey chief justice, Thomas Schott associate justice, and additional posts for Dewey Smith, Allen Riess, Byron Ross, Eugene Richie, and Tom Collins.
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