Urge Foreign Trade to Build U S Stockpiles
A presidential panel urged scrapping Buy American limits and expanding domestic and foreign material sources to stockpile essential materials. It warned by 1975 the U S may import up to one fifth of what it consumes and called for permanent stockpiling and tax incentives for prospectors. The five member Paley commission, led by CBS head William Paley, urged new laws and greater international cooperation to sustain growth and national security.
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57 Brazilian Convicts Still At Large
Brazilian police closed in on 57 of the nearly 300 convicts who escaped Friday from Anchieta Island prison in Sao Paulo. Thirty seven others were still at large without weapons. State Secretary Elpidio Reali said these were all remaining at large. Some surrendered due to hunger and cold. others fled to the mainland about three tenths of a mile away. In the break 17 guards and workers were killed.
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Anchieta
Penal Island
John Gunther Digs Inside Democrats GOP for Herald
John Gunther, famed insider reporter, completes a study of the two major parties. He writes exclusive Herald series Inside the Democratic Party and Inside the Republican Party. His dispatches aim to guide readers to understanding politics at the conventions. Watch for the first story Tuesday.
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Vandals paint house and car in late night incident
Teenage boys reportedly tossed red paint on a car and the home of police officer Paul Johnson at 1205 N Eighth around 11 PM Sunday. Donna Anderson 15 and friend Carol Erickson witnessed a car with headlights and a spotlight, then found paint on the door after the vehicle fled. Police investigate with neighbors recalling seeing youths near the scene.
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Marvin Erickson
Eighth
Taft Keystones to Meet Delegates in Hershey Meeting
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio meets Pennsylvania delegates to the Republican National Convention in Hershey Pa in the second of two conferences arranged by Governor John S Fine. The session invites uncommitted delegates to question top GOP candidates as observers weigh Eisenhower support and Taft prospects ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Gettysburg
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New York Engineer Wins Lamme Medal in Rural Electrification
Arthur E. Silver of Upper Montclair New York received the Lamme Gold medal at a summer AIEE meeting in Minneapolis. The award honors meritorious achievement in electrical apparatus and machinery for his pioneering work in bringing electricity to rural areas by a simplified farm type transformer. About 2000 engineers and scientists from across the nation attended the session.
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Arthur E. Silver
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Benjamin G. Lamme
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
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AIEE
East Reds Free 43 Kidnaped Near Helmstedt
British troops and West German police reinforced near Helmstedt to guard a disputed pocket along the East West frontier after East German forces abducted 43 West German workers. The workers were released later the same day with no explanation given, while ten escaped. US probes, Russian protests, and heightened border tension followed the incident.
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Berlin
Waives Preliminary Hearing on Burglary
Conrad H. Kaus of Austin waived preliminary hearing on a third degree burglary charge at the DX Service Station. He admitted taking four used tires and oil in a signed statement to Sheriff Reinartz and Deputy Halstenson. Bond set at 2000 dollars and he was bound over to district court.
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Albert Reinartz
C. H. Halstenson
Major air raid blacks out Manchuria and Korea
Five hundred Air Force Navy and Marine planes knocked out five hydro electric plants and blacked out much of North Korea and parts of Manchuria in the largest air raid of the Korean war. Pilots saw over 200 Red MiG jets idle on a Manchurian base near a target while all Allied planes returned safely.
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Six Die in Drownings and Accidents Across Minnesota
A weekend death toll in Minnesota rose to six from drownings, an electrocution, and a traffic accident. Victims include Florence Schroenrock 20 and Richard Foley 24 in Finlayson. Gust Wallin Jr. 27 in Chisago Lake. Jack Warrant 28 in Lake Washington. Melvin Kasa 30 near Northfield. Donald Small 31 near Ramsey County. Stanley Graboski 56 near Cloquet. Additional deaths reported in nearby states.
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Finlayson
Pine Lake
Richard Foley
Gust Wallin Jr
Minneapolis
Chisago Lake
Jack Warrant
Kasota
Lake Washington
Mankato
Melvin Kasa
Nerstrand
Northfield
Donald R. Small
Superior
Wis
Ramsey County
Stanley Graboski
Sturgeon Lake
Cloquet
Joffre Sargent
Chicago
Austin
B. J. Cranwell
Carl Dahlstadt
Port Wing
North Dakota
Kenneth Stratton
Wichita
Kan
Milton Mayer
Underwood
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George Stoltz
Antelope Creek
Taft Would Bar Texas Delegates From Voting on Seating
Senator Taft said Texas delegates temporarily admitted to the Republican national convention should be barred from voting on the permanent seating. He would allow contested state delegates to vote on contests outside their states to avoid blocking convention action. Taft doubts he will have a majority on the credentials committee, key to seating decisions, and rejected Eisenhower’s charge of a Texas steal.
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Eisenhower denies Truman offer to aid 1952 bid
General Dwight Eisenhower said President Truman never offered to help him win the 1952 Democratic presidential nomination and is not pursuing a third party strategy. He rebutted a New York Times report and said he has no commitment to future political moves while denouncing Taft forces over Texas delegates. He spoke in Dallas after a Nevada swing that boosted Republican delegates.
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Boy, 3, Steals Car Ride Backfires in Minn.
In Fairmont Minnesota a three year old boy named Roger Heinrich started his father's parked car in reverse. The car backed forty feet and collided with a house outside a bedroom. Father Hugh Heinrich slept through the incident. Damages were about 700 dollars to the house and 45 dollars to the car. The child was frightened but unharmed.
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Delay Fight New York The Joegly Maxim Ray Robinson
A postponed boxing bout in New York between Joegly Maxim and Sugar Ray Robinson delayed start due to undisclosed reasons. Officials aim to reschedule at a later date, with promoters promising a clarified lineup and venue details.
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