Thye Says McCarthy Lacks Knowledge on Farm Problems
In Washington Senator Ed Thye accuses Rep Eugene McCarthy of ignorance on farm issues especially noxious weeds. McCarthy counters that no eradication program is a major Senate race issue and cites voting on soil conservation funds.
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McCarthy
Washington
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
U.S. Senate
House
Minnesota Democratic - Farmer Labor Party
Senate
Hearing on Final Account in Heigeson Estate
In Mower County Minnesota Probate Court a hearing on the final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Ole K Heigeson is ordered. The hearing will be July 10 at 10 a.m. in the probate court room Austin Minnesota. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law.
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S OF Minnesota
Court House
Austin
Minnesota
Austin Daily Herald
Paul Kimball, JR
Baudler & Baudler
Hearing for Lillian Tommer estate administration in Minnesota
In Probate Court Mower County, Lloyd Tommerson petitions for general administration of decedent Lillian Tommer also known as Lillian Tommer son. Hearing set for July 1958 at 10 am. Creditors must file claims within four months and claims hear date is October 13 1958 at 10 am. Notice by publication in Austin Daily Herald and by mailed notice as required.
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TATE
Minnesota
Court House
Austin
Trobate
Fighting Fierce in Beirut and Tripoli Amid Rebel Clashes
Pitched battles unfold in Beirut and Tripoli as government forces clash with rebels. Casualty reports cite 12 wounded in Beirut including a rebel leader's brother. Tripoli casualties not released. The Muslim holiday is suspended due to tension. Rebel leaders say they will strike when ready.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Saeb Salam
Republica
Abraham
Chamoun
Possible Break Seen in Alaska Statehood Stalemate
In Washington a Southern opposition leader opened a path to a possible break in the Senate stalemate over the House bill granting Alaska statehood. He questioned constitutional issues that call for six year Senate terms and suggested starting talks on two of three points he challenges. Eastland signaled willingness to discuss timing based on how many senators wish to speak.
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Washington
Alaska
Senate
U.S
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Eastland
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Thurmond
American priest consecrated bishop of Belize
The Most Rev. Robert Hodapp, a 47 year old priest from Mankato Minnesota, was consecrated Roman Catholic bishop of Belize. The ceremony occurred at Fordyce Memorial Chapel on Jesuit college grounds after 17 years in Belize teaching and overseeing college construction. Archbishop Finbar Ryan presided. bishops Fitzgerald and McEleney did not attend.
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Robert Hodapp
Mankato, Minn
Belize
Fordyce Memorial
Jesuit College
Finbar Ryan
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Edward Fitzgerald
Winona, Minn
John Joseph McEleney
Kingston
Jamaica
Bjornson Seeks Republican Nomination for State Treasurer
ST PAUL RP State Treasurer Val Bjornson filed today for re election as Republican nominee. He notes record earnings on invested cash and gasps at 72 million dollars in additional revenue needed next biennium while stressing gains from available funds. In 1957 his first year back he reports a state earning a new record of 1,870,874 dollars on invested treasurer's cash.
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Bjornson
Stocks wrap of 1 p m trading on major issues
Broad gains and losses outlined for companies including Abbott, International Paper, Allied, Kennecott, Am Can, Crown, Dow, GE, Ford, Pure Oil, and US Steel. Highlights show notable percentages for many Industrials, chemicals, and transportation firms as market activity continues.
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Abbottl
Intl Paper
Allied Ch
Jones & L
Allied
Ken'cott
AllisChal
Amerada
Lukens
Minn
MM & Am Mtrs
P&l
Am Rad
Mon
Chm
At&t
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AnacCo
Wrd
Armco Stl
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No Am Av
Beth Steel
Nor Pac
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Norw Airs
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Penney
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Phil Pet
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Rep Steel
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Rey Tobb
Comw Ed
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Shell Oil
Deere
Soc Mob
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St Brands
Dow Chem
St Oil
Cal
duPont
St Oil Ind
East Rod
St Oil NJ
Firestone
Stud Pack
Ford Mtr
Sunray
Swift & Co
Gen Foods
Texas Co
Goodrich
Goodyear
Greyhound
US Steel
Homestic
West UN
House Group Cuts 875 Million From Ike Foreign Aid Plan
The House Appropriations Committee shaved 872 million dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid request, leaving total new appropriations at 3,078,092,500 and reducing funding across military assistance defense support development loan funds and special programs. The plan, to support 62 nations, faced criticism of waste and pressure to spend more.
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House Group
Ike
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Markets Report Shares Diverse Livestock Prices Across Regions
The Austin and Austin area market notes list prices for hogs cattle veal lambs and packing figures with weights and grades. Regional briefs from South St Paul and Chicago detail slaughter rates and market directions for hogs cattle and sheep, noting steady to mixed movements and specific weight classes.
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Fortune Ciidhesscedes
U. S
U. S. Utility Cowes
Eerie Canners
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago (Ap
Proper Tool Care To Prevent Rusting
Dirt left clinging to tools causes rapid rust. After daily use, scrape dirt from all metal parts and wipe dry. Finish by spraying a light film of lubricating oil to protect surfaces.
Golfers from Heartland Challenge in National Championship
Three New England and four Midwest players join the Southwest Far West contenders in the National Collegiate Golf Championships round of 16. Notable duels include Diversi vs McFerren, Wharton vs Whetzel, Siderowf vs Pratt, and Magnussen vs Geiberger, with Rodgers and Justice as top co favorites. The quarterfinals set for the afternoon follow the round of 16 matchups.
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Associated Press
Williamstown
Mass
New England
Midwest
Houston
Oklahoma State
Southern California
Dick Diversi
Waterville
Maine
Rollins
Diversi
Maryland
Jerry McFerren
Dick Hanscom
Florida State
Wharton
Dick Whetzel
North Texas State
Duke
Dick Siderowf
New Britain
Conn
Bob Pratt
Bill Thornton
Manchester
Air Justice
Rodgers
Oklahoma
Tom Black
Dave Lawrence
Arizona State
Deane Beman
Justice
Jackie Cupit
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
The standings note St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2 and San Francisco beat Cincinnati 5 to 1 while Los Angeles topped Milwaukee 4 to 1. Saturday games list Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Milwaukee and San Francisco at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pet
Ossneneae
St. Louis Eeenee
Peseuoee
Sosesee
Nelson brothers install bowling alleys near Newell farm
Four miles north of Newell on the Nelson brothers acres they set up a pair of bowling alleys transforming a rural property. The new lanes bring a entertainment venue to the farm area and attract local patrons.
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Newell, S. D
Nelson Brothers
Newell
Orioles Harshman Shuts Out Tigers Again in Detroit
Southpaw Jack Harshman of the Baltimore Orioles blanked the Detroit Tigers 2-0 on a five-hitter for his first shutout since May. This win extends his winning streak over Detroit to four games dating back to Sept. 26, 1956, after being traded from the White Sox.
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Detroit
Jack Harshman
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Billy Hoeft
Hoeft
Harshman
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Duren hailed as hometown Yankee ace from Cazenovia Wis
In Cazenovia population 600 the post office bulletin board highlights Ryne Duren of the New York Yankees with 48 strikeouts in 32 2/3 innings and a 1.09 ERA the league’s best. The article recounts his rise from minor leagues and overcoming eye problems and rheumatic fever to reach major league relief ace status.
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Wis
Duren
Arnald George Duren Jr
Ann Murphy ‘Duren
New York Yankees
Ryne
Vancouver
Lefty O’doul
St. Louis Browns
Eddie Danciak
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Palmer Fires Record 66 in Long Island Open
Arnold Palmer shot a course record 66 to lead the Long Island Open after the first round in East Norwich New York. Davis Love at 69 led a pack of players tied within two strokes including George Bernardin and E J Harrison both at 68 while Sam Snead and Billy Casper shared 69 and 70 groups.
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East Norwich
N.Y
Davis Love
Arnold Palmer
Arkansas
Eldorado
Love
Texas University
Mississippi Southern
Flint
Mich
Sam Snead
Billy Casper Jr
Ortiz to Face Busso in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York unbeaten lightweight Carlos Ortiz meets fellow New Yorker Johnny Busso at Madison Square Garden tonight. Ortiz, 27-0 with one no decision, is ranked No. 6 by the NBA and eyeing a title shot as manager Ed Ferguson steers his ascent. NBC TV/TV tonight at 9 p.m. CDT.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Johnny Busso
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
Ortiz
Hollywood
Lou Filippo
National Boxing Assn
Puerto Rico
Ed Ferguson
Joey Brown
Kenny Lane
Russo
Larry Boardman
Busso
Lahouari Godih
NBC
Higgins hunch pays off as Ike Delock wins 2–1
Detroit AP reports Boston manager Mike Higgins used a hunch naming Ike Delock the starter against Cleveland. Delock delivered a complete game, allowing five hits in a 2–1 victory, his first CG since May 20, 1956. He improves to 5–0 on the season, with an eight game win streak since last Aug. 24.
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Detroit
Boston
Mike Higgins
Ike Delock
Cleveland
Delock
Chicago
Grand Slam Homer Lifts Fargo To 10-3 Victory
Norm Kampschror hit a grand slam for Fargo-Moorhead in a 10-3 win over Duluth Superior. The homer followed bases loaded by Al Brice who took the loss after notching two singles and a walk. Fargo added two runs in the sixth and one in the ninth as Duluth Superior scored once after the fourth. Ernie Christoff nearly pitched a shutout as Eau Claire Braves beat Minot 7-1 with 18 hits.
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Norm Kampschror
Fargo - Moorhead
Duluth Superior
Kamschror
al Brice
Ernie Christoff
Eau Claire Braves
Rookie Semproch Praises Umpires In Major League Play
Philadelphia pitcher Ray Semproch says major league umpires are more consistent than minors noting better called strikes on corners. He is pursuing Rookie of the Year honors with an 8-5 record and credits livelier ball and stricter corner calls for his success.
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Philadelphia
Ray Semproch
Philadelphia Phillies
Semproch
Northern Gas Rate Increase Is Suspended
The Power Commission suspended a proposed wholesale natural gas rate rise by Northern Natural Gas Co of Omaha and a parallel rise by Permian Basin Pipeline Co. The Northern increase covers about 34 customers in five states and would add to a prior 1957 rise. A hearing will be scheduled later with potential refunds depending on final determinations.
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The
Power Commission
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Permian Basin Pipeline Co
Northern
Permian
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Mays Prefers Crosley Field Amid Slump
Willie Mays says Crosley Field is his favorite park for hitting but went hitless until a late fault by Don Hoak helped the Giants to an 8 1 victory. The slugger has 16 games without driving in a run and 67 at bats since his last extra base hit while leading the league with a .372 average. Manager Bill Rigney moved him to the No 2 spot, insisting nothing is physically wrong with Mays.
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Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Crosley Field
San Francisco Giant
Cincinnati Redleg
Don Hoak
Mays
Giant
Bill Rigney
Willie
Rigney
Open Women golfers struggle in National Open first round
In Detroit AP report by Dave Diles the National Open at Forest Lake Country Club sees winds and tough conditions. Mickey Wright leads with 74 as 54 players fail to break par. Sue Suggs Jameson Pung trailing at 75 while the Bauer sisters sit two back at 76.
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Detroit
Tulsa
Southern Hills
Forest Lake Country Club
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Jackie Pung
Hawaii
Alice Bauer
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Rochester Shutout Highlighted By Three-I Pitchers
The Associated Press reports a strong Three-I League night with Cedar Rapids’ Bill Hamilton, Burlington’s Jim Brewer, and Green Bay’s Bob Sedlak excelling. Hamilton allowed no hits in six innings and scored the winning run in the eighth for a 2-1 win over Davenport. Brewer held Rochester to two hits in a 2-0 win with 11 strikeouts. Sedlak won 6-3 over Fox Cities after Nicewonger’s eighth inning homer off Hoffmann.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Hamilton
Burlington
Jim Brewer
Green Bay
Bob Sedlak
Hamilton
Davenport
Brewer
Rochester
Dennis Loudenback
Bob Hoffman
Sedlak
Fox Cities
Jim Nicewonger
Gibraltar Name Origin Deepens Rock of Tarik Tale
The Moors named Gibraltar Gebel-el-Tarik meaning Rock of Tarik, and over time the name evolved into Gibraltar, reflecting historic Arabic influence on the landmark.
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Gibraltar
Gebel-el-Tarik
Rock of Tarik
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