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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
5
Soviet Union faces a public scandal as top star Edward Streltsov and two teammates are dropped from the all star squad for rowdy conduct. Komsomol Pravda reports their arrest and possible court action for hooliganism ahead of international matches in Stockholm.
The Shah of Iran starts a three day visit in San Francisco with social engagements including a Bohemian Club lunch and a dinner at the Legion of Honor palace. He lounges in a Mark Hopkins Hotel suite and plans waterskiing if waters are not too cold. He departs Thursday for talks in Washington with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles.
Actress Diana Barrymore cancels no shows as she recovers from measles. Doctors report the fever has subsided and she will perform a special Monday night staging of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Avalon Theater, per producer George Marks.
Mary C. Ames aged 17 from Faribault Minnesota was named a Robert R. McCormick scholarship winner for the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. She was selected among 13 winners from 170 top high school seniors across 20 states nominated by Inland Daily Press Association member newspapers.
Congress did not fund West Point in 1815. Superintendent Maj. Joseph G Swift borrowed 65000 dollars on his own credit to keep the academy operating.
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold meets with Egyptian President Nasser to ease Lebanon’s rebellion. U N observers plan a watchdog team in Bekaa as tensions and border cross-border aid allegations continue. U A R warns against foreign interference and reinforces internal crisis.
Secretary of Defense McElroy says he can disagree with Adm. Burke's Senate testimony without rebuking him. He notes he can be disappointed and regret parts of an officer's testimony while maintaining Burke as a fine officer and no plan to change his assignment.
Hollywood famed producer Cecil B. DeMille, 77, is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon for observation and treatment of a circulatory disorder. He became ill several days ago with what was initially a virus infection. His condition is listed as satisfactory.
Washington report on a Rockefeller Brothers Fund study calls for full scale reform of American education, not just more money. It cites overcrowding and under staffing, urges stronger testing and guidance, potential federal help, and leaders to grasp the scope of the national task amid a rapid technological era.
Acting Gov Paul Cannon says he will ask for federal action to ease an unemployment situation in the Butte area, stating it borders on a disaster. He did not provide figures on local unemployment.
Sheriffs from four counties and FBI agents sealed a cordon around a mountain timber area 70 miles southeast of Eureka as they hunted George Edward Cole, 31, on the FBI’s ten most wanted list for the fatal Dec 30 1956 tavern shooting of San Francisco Sgt. Joseph Lacey. Deputy James Boyer plasma pursued a fleeing car for 40 miles before it vanished on logging roads.
President Eisenhower has set a personal example by accepting gifts totaling thousands of dollars, prompting questions about when gifts are appropriate for public officials. He urged a clear line, though acknowledging it may be hard to draw, advising avoidance of gifts from those who do business with the government.
Japanese bombing planes sank the American gunboat Panay on the Yangtze River in December 1937, marking a major prewar incident between Japan and the United States with diplomatic fallout.
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