Upper Congo moderates oust provincial president in Stanleyville
In Stanleyville the Upper Congo Provincial Assembly reports it has overthrown Georges Grenfell 35 a radical leader allied to Patrice Lumumba whose election sparked riots last month. In other news North Korea admits holding two U S captains after a May 17 helicopter incident.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Upper Congo
Stanleyville
Georges Grenfell
Grenfell
Patrice Lumumba
Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Ben W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Carleton A. Voltz
British Ship Rescues Four American Air Force Crewmen
The British destroyer Agincourt recovered all four crew members of an American Air Force amphibious plane that forced landed in the Red Sea. The civilians were identified as D.A. Van Epps, James Andrews, A.D. Hesko, and Michael Fleisher and were uninjured after about 15 hours on the burning raft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Agincourt
Red Sea
U.S
Philco Radio Corp
D.A. van Epps
James Andrews
A.D. Hesko
Michael Fleisher
Aden
Problems Hit Full Circle in Michigan
In Lansing Michigan race relations appear to have come full circle as officials revisit race data. A meeting of about 50 school leaders discussed studying unequal opportunities and discrimination while lacking current figures. Detroit Superintendent Dr Samuel Brownell notes the contrast between past policy and present demand for race fact gathering.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Capitol
Samuel Brownell
Detroit
Paul Emerich
Ypsilanti
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
High Court Disbars Ossanna in Minnesota
ST PAUL AP Fred A Ossanna a Minneapolis attorney and former president of the Twin City Rapid Transit Co was disbarred from practicing law by the Minnesota Supreme Court He is serving a four year federal prison term and was fined 10000 for fraud in the transit scrap sale The State Board of Law Examiners led the disbarment case Other rulings include reversal in St Louis Park permitting and a tax case involving the estate of Fryberger and Hibbing mining firm Rhode and Fryberger The court found no basis to the public health claim in the Goldens permit denial and upheld the prior district court ruling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Fred A. Ossanna
Minneapolis
Minnesota Supreme Court
Ossanna
Twin City Rapid Transit Co
Minnesota
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court
City of
St. Louis Park
Hennepin County
Morris Golden
Harry Golden
St. Louis
Robert M. Fryberger
Rhode and Fryberger
Hibbing
Thomas Gallagher
St. Louis’ Park
High Court
William D. Gunn
Corsage Pin Tip Trick with Pencil Eraser
A simple pin safety hack suggests slipping a small pencil eraser over the tip of the corsage pin to prevent pricks and keep the flower secured in place. The tip stays covered while the pin remains firmly anchored.
Ulbricht feared by Zetkin's warning and Khrushchev
The essay recalls Klara Zetkin's 1920s warning about Walter Ulbricht and outlines his rise in East Germany. It notes Ulbricht's purge of rivals, reliance on Soviet guns, and Moscow's doubts about his leadership, set against Khrushchev's visit and Kennedy’s West Berlin trip.
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Berlin
Germany
Klara Zetkin
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Seni
East Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Berlin
Navy Chief Defends TFX Contract Before Senate Panel
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth heads to Capitol Hill to defend the General Dynamics TFX award amid Senate Investigations Subcommittee scrutiny. McNamara argues the project will yield a versatile warplane, with plans to produce 1,700 aircraft costing about 6.5 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Capitol
G. Milton Kelly Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
Boeing
Korth
General Dynamics
Air Force
Eorth
Subcommittee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Kennedy
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
McNamara
Uniformed Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Guardsman Fined and Rank Reduced for Missing Training
Spec. 4 Larry L. Webber pleaded guilty before a special military court to missing a movement to field training and willful disobedience. He was reduced to private E-2, fined $45, and given a suspended 30 day confinement for one year, with 13 days already served deducted. Webber, 23, from Roseville, is with the 682nd Engineer Battalion.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Minnesota
Larry L. Webber
Robert P. Miller
Webber
St. Paul
Roseville
682Nd Engineer Battalion
Twins donate kidney in Minnesota first of its kind
Identical twin sisters Joyce Faye Wallin and Janette Anderson underwent a six hour operation at the University of Minnesota Hospitals with Anderson giving a kidney to Wallin. Wallin recovered at home near Minneapolis after the successful transplant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Joyce Faye Wallin
Janette Anderson
Wallin
Grey Eagle
Minn
Mrs. Wallin
Pope Seeks Dialogue to Lift Catholics Behind Iron Curtain
Pope Paul VI signals diplomacy with Communist governments to improve freedoms for about 60 million Catholics behind the Iron Curtain. Messages to Khrushchev and Poland's Sawadzki stress peaceful ties, religious liberty, and a renewed Vatican role while not meddling in internal affairs. The pontiff notes history with Poland and aims to repair postwar bonds as guided by Pope John XXIII.
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Tom Ochiltree
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Moscow
Warsaw
Khrushchev
Aleksander Sawadzki
Poland
Zawadzki
Pope Paul
John XXIII
Joseph Cardinal Midszenty
U.S
Legation
Budapest
Tailings Prove Great for Highways in Minnesota tests
Taconite tailings from iron ore processing show durability and economy as highway aggregate. A mile of bituminous mix on Highway 61 near Beaver Bay remains strong after over a year. Engineers note higher density at 165 pounds per cubic foot versus 140, and tailings are waste with no further ore use making them cheap.
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ST. Paul
Highway 61
Lake Superior
Beaver Bay
Minnesota Highway Department
Toll Rises to 314 in Minnesota Traffic Deaths
Two deaths increased Minnesota 1963 road toll to 314, 53 above last year. Adelaide Reilly, 70, and her dog were struck near her Edina home. Edmund Benson, 66, of Fargo, died in a south Dilworth crash, with five others injured in a Regina, Saskatchewan linked collision.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Adelaide Reilly
Edina
Minneapolis
Edmund Benson
Fargo
N. D
Dilworth
Benson
27 Ore Cars Derail East of Proctor Spill 1800 Tons
A 206 car train bound from Virginia to Duluth ore docks derailed 27 ore cars near Adolph five miles east of Proctor. Over 1800 tons of taconite spilled onto the railroad. No injuries were reported as crews worked overnight to clear tracks and reload ore.
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Proctor
Min
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Adolph
Here
Virginia
Duluth
God and Communism Face Off on Sofia Boulevard
In Sofia, Bulgaria, religious life and state atheism collide on Moskovska Boulevard as Orthodox churches endure political pressure. Bulgrarian authorities sanction church closures, nationalize church property, and use propaganda while Patriarch Cyril faces public ire amid a regime crackdown and later award recognition.
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Sofia Boulevard
Hans Benedict
Sofia
Bulgaria
Moskovska Boulevard
St. Alexander Nevsky
Moscow
Cyril
Nevsky Cathedral
New Resident Mary Hall Joins Raymonds Home
Pearl Freeman age 74 dies after lung cancer. Residents host Junior Red Cross with members Pat Unverzagt Judy Decker Julie Ondrick and others bringing cheer. Gray Lady volunteers numerous names assist aged residents while visitors stop by. no visiting hours posted.
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Pearl Freeman
Floyd Lehman
Gladys
Lyle
Harry
Des Moines
Iowa
Paul
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur
Pomona
Hauge
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Red Cross
Pat Unverzagt
Judy Decker
Julie Ondrick
Sarah Leighton
Betty Jo Michels
Annette Larkin
Susie Nierengarten
Sharon Reagan
Marion Goergen
Emily Howley
Vera Berndt
Ida Ten Eyck
Dorothy Brugger
Evelyn Olson
Mable Cafourek
DeLois Bock
Zona Brewster
Dorothy Sayles
Frances Granholm
Mildred Young
Blanche Hertle
Trucks barred from Duluth hills after grain-truck burns
The Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission ordered loaded grain trucks not to use Piedmont Avenue and Central Entrance Street in Duluth, directing entry via Highways 2 and 61. The move follows a June 12 collision on a Duluth hill that killed a child and injured 15, amid ten-year data showing 14 runaway-truck incidents, nine grain-loaded.
Nine Polio Cases Reported in U.S. Week
The Communicable Disease Center reported nine paralytic polio cases in the United States last week, five in the Carlisle Pennsylvania area. Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Illinois each reported one case for the week ending June 22. Overall polio cases nationwide remain below prior years.
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Atlanta, Ga
Communicable Disease Center
United States
Carlisle
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Illinois
Nixon Sees Pope Paul in Vatican Audience
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon met Pope Paul VI in a 15 minute private audience. Nixon called the Pope a man of vigor and vitality and described the visit as part of a July trip including Florence and Venice with his wife Pat and daughters Patricia and Julie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Richard M. Nixon
Paul VI
Nixon
Martin J. O'Conner
Scranton
North American Pontifical College
Patricia
Julie
Nixons
Athens
Florence
Venice
John XXIII
Pope Pius XII
Pope Paul
Bemidji Man Dies in North Dakota Water Tower Fall
Robert V. Osmundson 21 Bemidji Minnesota fell 90 feet to his death Thursday while changing bosun chairs on a Mayville water tower. He worked for Bemidji Tank and Tower Co. painting the tower. witnesses described him adjusting suspended chairs when the tragedy occurred.
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Mayville
N.D
Robert V. Osmundson
Bemidji
Minn
Osmundson
H.C. Osmundson
Bemidji Tank and Tower Co
Bosun
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Cestral
Dunganstown
Old Ireland
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Congo
Middle East
China
U.N
Shirley
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Austin (Minn
Herald
John D. Koehler
Kremlin
Buzz
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pope
White Sands National Monument
New Mexico
Quality Appliance CO
Charles W. Schindler
Babcock Building
Raymonds
Raymond's Nursing Home
Mary Hall
Arnold
Edgar
Art
Austin
Laverne
Groton
Dak
Donald Maxfield
Tressa
A. J. Johnston
Joe Wodnich
Kenneth Terry
Houston
Texas
Terry
William Morey
George Brown
George
Duluth Hills
Bemidji Man
N.D. Fall
Hermes Rocket
1St Ave
Austin, Minn
RTE
Federal Savings & Loan
Oakland Avenue
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