Minnesota governor race shapes up after 16-ballot GOP endorsement
Harold LeVander and A. M. Keith loom as rivals in a likely high drama general election. LeVander, 55, sought unity after a lengthy 16-ballot convention fight, while Keith, 37, backed by liberal forces, attacks tax reform clashes. Uncertain Rolvaag weighing a challenge, GOP unity forged via a “gentlemen’s agreement” as Pillsbury endorses LeVander.
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Minneapolis
Harold LeVander
A.M. Keith
LeVander
South St. Paul
Keith
Donald Fraser
Minnesota
DFL
Polish Catholics clash with Warsaw police at party HQ
About 1,000 hymn singing Catholics clashed with helmeted police in Warsaw on Sunday night as they tried to march on the Communist party headquarters. Police charged into the crowd, swinging truncheons, and newsmen reported several arrests and injuries.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Stefan Carolinal Wyszynski
Poznan
Cardinal Wyszynski
Wladyslaw
Gomulka
United Workers (Communist) Party
Gestapo
Weekend water mishaps claim six lives in Minnesota
The Associated Press reports six drownings across Minnesota over the weekend. Two Fargo fishermen died in a 20 foot pit near South St. Paul where four year old Stephen Grabowski and six year old David Grabowski vanished and later were found. In Lake Ida near Detroit Lakes Charles Lester Johnson and Clifford Brokke perished when their boat overturned. Johnson’s wife survived. Additional deaths include Michael V. Pribyl and Julie Sandin in Lake Josephine at Roseville, and John M. Axel found in Crooked Lake Beach near Coon Rapids.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Fargo
N.D
South St. Paul
Stephen Grabowski
David
Frank Grabowski
Stephen
King
Charles Lester Johnson
Clifford Brokke
Lake Ida
Detroit Lakes
Johnson
Lakeshore
Johnsons
Brokke
Michael V. Pribyl
Hutchinson
Minn
Lake Josephine
Roseville
Pribyl
St. Paul's Concordia College
Julie
Sandin
Concordia
John M. Axel
Minneapolis
Crooked Lake Beach
Coon Rapids
August Axel
Seamen Strike Talks May Seek Longer Vacations
Britain’s seamen leaders prepare for peace talks with ship owners as the International Transport Workers' Federation rallies 340 unions across four countries for strike support. Union costs rise to $896,000 with only $8.40 weekly strike pay.
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London
Britain
International Transport Workers’ Federation
National Union of Seamen
Federation
Hang Imhof
William Hogarth
Major Typhoon Moves on Japan
Tokyo reports a major typhoon with 173 mile per hour winds marching toward southern Japan. The Weather Bureau forecasts Typhoon Kit could strike the central coast Tuesday afternoon if the current path holds.
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Tokyo
Japan
Weather Bureau
Hall Elected Red Chief by Acclamation
The Communist Party USA chose Gus Hall as general secretary and Henry Winston as national chairman at its 18th national convention in New York. Hall said the election was by acclamation and noted party membership up to about 12,000. He has led the party since 1959 and has been a longtime voice for its aims.
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Poznan
Poland
Paul VI
Wyszynski
Communist Party
New York
Communist Party of the
U.S.A
Gus Hall
Henry Winston
Hall
Science shrinks piles without surgery with new therapy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne reportedly reduces hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain. Case after case shows shrinkage and comments that piles cease to be a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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