Milk Lockout Halts Deliveries in Austin Dairies
Milk deliveries to most Austin homes were halted in a strike-lockout dispute involving six dairies and Local 578. Only Land O Lakes continued home deliveries, while hospitals and rest homes faced limited supply.
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Joseph Hamilton
St. Paul
Austin Dairy Assn
Hamilton
Ankeny Distributing Co
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin Rest Homes
Land O'Lakes
Beck
Fairbault
Rock
Stasia Haverberg
Marigold
Streverling Guernsey
Sheedy Bros
Golden
Red Oak Grove Co-op
Corning
Red Oak Grove
Dairy Association
Federal Mediation Service
Ankeny
Haverberg
Senate Leaders Back Herter Berlin Stand Across Parties
Senate leaders from both parties voiced strong support for Secretary of State Christian A. Herter over Berlin policy. Lyndon Johnson and Everett Dirksen praised his firmness against ceding West Berlin's freedom in any Moscow deal. Mansfield Aiken and others pledged full backing as Geneva negotiations resume.
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Senate
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Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Herter
West Berlin
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Congress
George D. Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
House
U. S
Moscow
Parents of 3 Are Killed in Accident
WILLMAR Minn AP Three small children are orphaned and injured when their parents die in a late Tuesday crash as the family car skidded off U S 71 and hit a tree. The victims are Jack Hiller and his wife of Marshall Minnesota, with children Wendy 9 Susan 7 and 18 month Bradley. The two deaths raise Minnesota traffic toll to 261 compared with 298 last year today.
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Willmar
Minn
U.S. 71
Wendy
Susan
Bradley
Jack Hiller
Marshall, Minn
Minnesota
Steel Accord Predicted by Iron Age Magazine
NEW YORK AP Steel industry and labor negotiators near a wage pact to avert a July 1 steel strike, Iron Age magazine says. The report warns last minute haggling could derail talks and bring a long bitter strike with hard feelings.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Iron Age
Eisenhower may veto cut-down housing bill
The $1.375 billion two-year housing compromise faces a possible presidential veto as Republican leaders criticise the plan. Stans and Mason signal rejection. the House passed 241-177 and the Senate 56-31, both short of two-thirds. If vetoed, Congress may revisit a larger Eisenhower proposal with FHA mortgage insurance, dormitory loans, and urban renewal.
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House
Eisenhower
Maurice H. Stans
Norman P. Mason
Congress
38 French Believed Killed in Tangle With Algerians
Algerian rebels launch first major assault on a major Algerian city, Bone. Fierce dawn battle with thousands of French troops, armor and planes continues at noon. Unofficial word cites 38 French killed or wounded. rebel losses unknown.
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Algiers
Bone
New Idea in Rehabilitation at Abilities Inc Plant
Albertson New York longtime advocate Henry Viscardi Jr leads Abilities Inc a Long Island plant that hires the legless armless and blind including workers discharged from mental institutions The firm reports a strong safety record with just two injuries in six years and plans a new gym pool and arts facilities while employing paraplegics epileptics and others with serious disabilities at comparable wages and on schedule.
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Long Island
Viscardi
Abilities, Inc
Frondizi Faces Military Ultimatum Over Resignation
In Buenos Aires Rear Adm. Isaac Rojas challenged President Arturo Frondizi demanding his resignation after a revolt within the armed forces. The government vowed to resist, while Frondizi seeks a new cabinet and Alvaro Alsogaray as economics minister amid a push for changes and stabilization.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isaac Rojas
Juan Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Rojas
Vitalo
Alvaro Alsogaray
Civic Independent Party
Benson Forecasts End of Farm Aid Without Lowered Supports
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson said farm price supports should not be abolished but must be cut to reduce taxpayer costs and curb overproduction. He warned Congress may end supports as bills aimed at eliminating them gain traction while a new wheat bill seeks higher supports but smaller planting allotments. Benson noted a campaign to warn farmers about expanding cattle and hog production, a trend that could depress prices next year, urged by the National Agricultural Advisory Commission.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Benson
Senate
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
London dealer buys Rubens Adoration at record public sale
A London art dealer paid $770,000 for Rubens Adoration of the Magi at a public auction, setting a new high price for a Rubens work sold in that venue.
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London
25 Believed Dead in Norwegian Hotel Fire
The Stalheim resort hotel fire in Norway killed 25 vacationers or left them missing. Most victims were Americans, with 147 guests in the wooden hotel. A Norwegian guide was questioned on potential carelessness in cigarette smoking and later released. Some missing may still be found alive. seven bodies were recovered and 18 unaccounted for.
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Stalheim
Norway
Voss
Minnesota tax talks stretch nine weeks in special session
Rep. Fred Cina said a possible end to the nine week tax deadlock could come today as House tax conferees meet a plan without income tax withholding. Sen. Zwach remained cautious, noting remaining differences and exploring terms while the Senate backs House proposals and a budget balance plan.
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John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Senate
Cina
Minnesota
Zwach
Every time He Robs He Gets Sick Inside
In San Francisco a young bandit told Irene Solomon that each robbery makes him ill. He and a companion stole $67 from her home Tuesday, wearing a brown pork pie hat and Ivy League suit. Mrs. Solomon urged him to seek psychiatric help.
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Irene Solomon
Weather notes from THE HERALD roof site
The Herald weather report shows a clear sky at 8 30 a m with readings from the roof of the fire station. Reading 59 degrees, low 72, high 51 in the past 24 hours.
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Herald
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