Teen-age actress Cindy Carol aids in Rome set scrape
Teen actress Cindy Carol proves she is a trooper off screen as she receives first aid for a scraped knee after a fall in Rome. The incident underscores her professional poise during a busy production schedule.
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More Well Drilling Needed to Maintain Oil Output
In Minneapolis the Upper Midwest Research and Development Council urged renewed wildcat drilling and funding for new reserves to sustain oil production. The Koenker study cites North Dakota and Montana increases since 1951, noting 1961 production valued at $140 million and that only a fraction of drilled wells became producers.
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Oil Industry in Decline Forecast by 1960s
The Austin Minnesota Herald notes oil fields have short lifespans and drilling slows as existing holes deplete. It cites extended supply from domestic, imported and Canadian oils and predicts little exploratory drilling revival in the region over the coming decade.
U S to Send Episcopalian and Rabbi to Pope Coronation
The United States will send Charles W. Engelhard Jr. and Rabbi Louis Finkelstein to Pope Paul VI’s coronation. White House announced Bengals Wiesbaden Germany. Other appointees include Chief Justice Warren and Senator Mansfield.
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Jets to fly from northwest Minnesota to radar site near Rice
Air Force B52 and B47 bombers will conduct bombless practice runs from Minnesota’s northwest to a radar scoring site near Rice north of St. Cloud starting in July and continuing almost daily through September 30. Flights will occur at 3000 to 7000 feet as a 16-car radar scoring train is moved to mimic new targets.
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Labor Feud Ends in Mankato Area
Work resumes on about $9.5 million in Mankato area construction projects after late night settlement of a labor dispute with General Drivers Local 487 Teamsters. Initial contract terms were not released, with the dispute centered on signing an initial agreement for drivers.
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Judge Bert Sisk Dies Composer of Armistice Day Forever March
Bert J. Sisk 67 municipal judge and part time composer died Tuesday in a Sioux City hospital. He wrote the Armistice Day Forever March and Saxophone Waltz a piece popularized by Paul Whiteman.
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Window Shades At To Order Free
Local ad from Austin Paint offers free window shade orders at 124 NW 3rd Ave. Details on available styles and installation options are not fully clear in the snippet.
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Rose Creek Posts Office and Hardware Front Change
Baldy notes Rose Creek gains a new post office roof underway and Alven Hardware prepares a front upgrade. The old jail has become a library moved to the school, while residents celebrate town improvements and a sunny outlook.
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ICC to Approve Western Rail Merger Within Weeks
Helena AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission is expected to approve the merger of four western railroads Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Spokane Portland and Seattle within 60 days. A high official source predicts final approval before August end despite Montana Railroad Commission opposition.
Thief Suspected After Tires Slashed at Police Car
CANISTEO New York Police Chief Lidon Jamison Jr says a jewelry theft at a local store prompted the probe and that someone released air from the front tires of his patrol car. He suspects the jewelry thief may be responsible.
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Unpaid Parking Tickets Found in Wellsville
Wellsville officials led by Mayor Robert Gardner and the police chief searched police files for unpaid tickets. They discovered 176 unpaid tickets, including a two year old citation belonging to the mayor, who paid a $2 fine.
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