No Retreat Stand Tied to Berlin Talks Amid License Vote
A Berlin no retreat stance announced by Secretary of State Herter is tied to ongoing Geneva talks over Germany. In Austin, the City Council granted a liquor license by a 5-1 vote despite Mayor Hansen’s refusal to sign, with final approval expected July 6.
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Austin Bowl
Baldy Hansen
Verl J
Gus) Young
River
Hansen
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Vaca
Washington
Christian A. Herter
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Herter
Geneva
Germany
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Abc-Tv
Eisenhower
White House
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Kremlin
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Pasternak Opens New Poem Book For Soviet Release
Moscow AP says Boris Pasternak has a new book of poems ready for publication in the Soviet Union. The source notes it contrasts with Doctor Zhivago, which was controversial and largely unpublished here despite a Nobel Prize, and mentions Pasternak rejected the prize.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Soviet Union
Seven Die as Blaze Destroys Stalheim Resort Hotel
Fire swept through the 99 room Stalheim resort hotel in Norway before dawn. Seven bodies were found and six or seven people were reported missing. About 35 guests were injured from flames or jumping from windows as crews from nearby communities fought the blaze. The hotel housed 130 Americans along with British Swedish and Norwegian guests. The fire reduced the hotel to ashes in two hours.
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Stalheim
Norway
Liberals Declare Pay-go Tax Plan Unnecessary
Minnesota liberals propose scrapping pay-as-you-go demands after revised revenue estimates show a balanced budget with 474 million dollars in new revenue, cutting the proposed income tax to half a percent. They seek repeal of personal property taxes on household goods and set school aid at 87 dollars per pupil unit while preserving new taxes.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Senate House
Senate
Crew Organized to Search for Missing Tourist in North Woods
A 35 member team of experienced woodsmen was formed by Sheriff Al Krueger to search the wilderness north of Brainerd for Henry Jeffrey, a 52 year old Illinois tourist missing for over a week. A Civil Air Patrol plane and a game warden will assist in the hunt. The sheriff said only seasoned men would be used due to the dangerous terrain where newcomers could become lost.
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Brainerd, Minn
al Krueger
Here
Henry Jeffrey
Illinois
Civil Air Patrol
First National Opens a Development Post
First National Bank announces promotion of two officers and a new business development post. George M. Leland is advanced to vice president and Adrian C. Tinderholt to cashier. William Howley named to the new directorship in development and public relations. Donald R. Grangaard will step into a future Hel ena post. Leland joined in 1951 and has Iowa roots. Howley brings lumber and investment background.
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R. F. Lichty
George M. Leland
Adrian C. Tinderholt
Donald R. Grangaard
William Howley
Howley
Austin
Austin Industrial Development Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Leland
Bank
Rioting Inmates Seize 5 Guards in Escape Effort
Rioting prisoners at the U S Medical Center in Springfield seized five guards as hostages and tried to break through a 36 inch wall to escape. Authorities reported the center holds 1 046 inmates with 106 rioters, led by several convicts, some described as desperate and homosexual. Guards wore gas masks while fortifying outer areas.
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Springfield
U.S. Medical Center
Highway Patrol
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
G. W. Richardson
Hendrix
Medical Center
Missouri
O'Brien Awarded 36000 Settlement in Injury Suit
Tom O'Brien received a $36,000 out of court settlement in his personal injury case against James and Fred Reinartz. The litigation progressed to roughly halfway before a jury.
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James
Fred Reinartz
Nebraska Supreme Court Sets Starkweather Execution Date
The Nebraska Supreme Court set June 25 as the new execution date for Charles Starkweather after the U S Supreme Court refused to review his case. Starkweather remains confined awaiting the outcome while continuing to paint.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Charles Starkweather
U. S. Supreme Court
Starkweather
Military Move in Argentina Threatens Frondizi Rule
Open threats by military leaders to oust President Arturo Frondizi grew as his cabinet resignations were rejected. Officers spoke of a possible military junta and demanded sweeping changes while Frondizi sought political party talks and considered coalition options.
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Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Armed Services
Presi
Dent
Alfredo Vitolo
Freeman Invited to Elizabeth's Dinner in Chicago
Gov. Orville Freeman of Minnesota is among nine Midwest governors invited to Chicago for Queen Elizabeth's July 6 visit. A total of 511 invitations went to governors mayors and civic leaders. Observers noted changes in the cabinet may reflect policy shifts amid military opposition.
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Chicago
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Midwest
Queen Elizabeth
Successful Teaching Formula From a Bronx Principal
John H. Tully of Public School 68 in the Bronx champions a humane approach to troublesome children. He says it takes a bad boy to straighten out another bad boy and praises firm guidance without corporal punishment. Tully, nearing retirement at 70, spends weekends patrolling neighborhoods and even bringing pupils home when needed, earning community awards and Fordham University’s Insignis Medal for service. He looks forward to more youth work after retirement.
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The
Bronx
Insignis
Fordham University
Tully
Tenseness Grips Wife of Hostage
Mrs. William L. Fitch, wife of a guard at the U S Medical Center in Springfield, describes the tense night as five guards were seized by rioting psychiatric patients. Neighbors join her as she awaits word on her husband and reflects on the sleepless ordeal. A separate item notes a petition for higher bus fares filed in Duluth and Duluth Proctor routes with Minnesota railroad officials.
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William L. Fitch
U. S. Medical Center
Jo Ann Lane
Don Robinson
Fitch
Sue
William Jr
St, Paul
Duluth
Proctor
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Weather Readings From City Fire Station Roof
Reading at 8 30 a m shows 50 degrees with a high of 74 and a low of 42 during the last 24 hours. General weather is clear.
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