Soblen Arrested in Israel While Fugi tive Spy Faces Life Term
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, a convicted Soviet spy, was reported arrested in Tel Aviv as he fled a New York surrender to begin a life sentence. Photographers showed him being led away, with bail set at 100000 dollars and his wife Dina Soble acting as surety.
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Israel
Robert A. Soblen
Soviet Union
New York
Soblen
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
Wiliam B. Herlands
Herlands
Dina Soble
Cuba
Law of land says court prayer ruling earns Kennedy support
President Kennedy said the Supreme Court school prayer decision is the law of the land and urged support even among those who disagree. He suggested prayer at home as a simple remedy and pressed Congress to advance more of the administration’s program efforts. He also commented on Formosa policy and defense spending.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Congress
Freeman Defends Estes Handling Before Senate Panel
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman defended the department’s handling of the Billie Sol Estes matter before a Senate subcommittee. He acknowledged some errors and said no official or employee was believed to have improperly accepted gifts, and no money was lost through government dealings with Estes. He noted Estes should not have received additional cotton allotments and called Estes’ advisory committee appointment a mistake, while crediting Undersecretary Murphy for acting in good faith.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Freeman
Estes
Department of Agriculture
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Charles 8. Murphy
Senate
Murphy
Kennedy warns Communists on Formosa defense pledge
President Kennedy told Chiang Kai-shek that the United States will take defensive action to safeguard Formosa and the offshore islands Quemoy and Matsu. He urged restraint and opposed force in the area while confirming a 1954 agreement with Nationalist China remains in force. An envoy to Taipei carries Kennedy's message.
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U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
United States
Kennedy
Washington
Kened
China
Quemoy
Matsu
Peiping
Pescadores
Farmosa
Taipei
Alan G. Kirk
Chiang
Kirk
Expectancy Grips Mexico on Eve of Kennedy Visit
Mexico City braced for President Kennedy as tens of thousands of posters banners and signs were hung along the parade route from the International Airport to Los Pinos. Heavy afternoon rains delayed work but officials aimed to protect displays. About 300 bands including mariachi and marimba groups were assigned along the route.
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Kennedy
Mexico City
Mexico
International
Los Pinos
White House
Four more die on highways in Minnesota
The Associated Press reports four fatalities added to Minnesota’s highway toll bringing the total to 256. Henry Ravenhorst Jr. and Martin Brelji died in a head on collision on Highway 5 near Victoria. Howard Hanson and Louis Meier died in a wreck on Highway 12 near Delano. Joe Grescyck died from injuries after a head on crash on Highway 210 near Sawyer.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Henry Theodore Ravenhorst Jr
Olivia
Martin Lorenz Brelji
Glencoe
Victoria
Carver Coun
Cloquet
Highway 210
Sawyer
Carlton County
Mondale Says Supreme Court Ruling Could Reshape Dairy Market
Minnesota Attorney General Walter Mondale told the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce that a recent Supreme Court milk marketing ruling may bring a complete reorganization of the national dairy system. The decision is seen as opening markets for Minnesota dairy products and easing artificial restraints on interstate milk commerce.
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ST. Paul
Walter F. Mondale
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Today
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
Salvation Army Plans $100000 Building Upgrade
The Salvation Army approved a $100,000 building plan presented to the advisory board. Construction is to begin next year on two lots south of the Citadel, with a front on 4th Street and offices facing 1st Avenue. The two story structure will house offices, reception, conference and youth rooms, officer living quarters, and basement youth and classroom spaces.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
4Th St
1St Ave
Swede Seaman Traces Sister in Sweden Search
A Swedish seaman Emil J. Lindberg 57 arrived in Duluth to visit his sister Alice now in Two Harbors after leaving Sweden four years ago only to learn she is in Sweden seeking him. The board also approved the 1962 63 budget of 30514 and set 14000 to be asked from United Funds. Major Alfred Gorton to run Silver Lake Camp in Columbia Heights for 50 families the week of Aug 27.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Sweden
Emil J. Lindberg
Alice
Swain Johineson
United Funds
Alfred Gorton
Silver Lake
Columbia Heights
Minn
Austin Salvation Army
Baby dies after window fall in Willmar incident
A 19 month old Brenda Lou Ruth Milks fell from a third floor window in Willmar at 8 10 p m despite life saving efforts at the scene and St Olaf Hospital she was pronounced dead from accidental causes. Police say a loose window screen allowed the fall. The Milks family lives at 311 4th Ave NE. Funeral plans are pending.
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Brenda Lou Ruth Milks
Donald Milks
4Th Ave
George Stahl
Laverne E. Crawford
Donald
Ronald
Lou Miller
1St Ave
Art Danler
Grand Meadow
Brenda
Bear Apartments
Midway Liquor Store
First Methodist Church
Worlein Funeral Home
Lutherans Unite in Historic American Merger
Four Lutheran denominations join to form The Lutheran Church In America in Detroit with 3.5 million members in 6,125 congregations. Leaders from New York Minneapolis and Detroit praise the unification as a long prayed-for epoch and a step toward broader Lutheran unity amid secular trends.
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Franklin Clark Fry
New York
Detroit
Cobo Hall
P. Bersell
Minneapolis
New United Church
Lutheran Church In America
Lavin H. Lundeen
America
United Lutheran Church
Augustana Lutheran Church
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
U N Assembly Moves Toward Adjournment Over Rhodesia Demand
The U N General Assembly plans to adjourn as African and Asian nations press for changes in Southern Rhodesia's constitution. Britain’s Sir Patrick Dean was set to oppose repeal of the 1961 constitution.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Southern
Rhodesia
Britain
Sir Patrick Dean
Steelworkers reach new two year deals with five aluminum firms
The United Steelworkers of America announced today agreements covering 20,000 union members across five major aluminum companies. In Washington, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings next week on proposed constitutional amendments to override a Supreme Court ruling banning official prayers in public schools.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Iowa Road Building Co Sues Mechanicsville Over Street Project
The Iowa Road Building Co of Fairmont Minnesota sues Mechanicsville for 113407 dollars for work on a street improvement program halted by Cedar County court. The project began March 22 1961 and progress was blocked by court orders.
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Tipton
Iowa
Iowa Road Building Co
Fairmont
Minn
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Ministry Expands to Negro Congregations in LCMS
Delegates at the 45th convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod approved resolutions to extend the synod’s ministry to Negroes and strengthen inner city churches. The Negroes resolution urged white congregations to educate and counsel members to meet new community needs, while the inner-city churches plan would place vicars annually and redistribute leadership between urban and suburban churches.
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Cleveland
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
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