Rusk reports JFK trip yielded NATO progress and Europe talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told President Kennedy his 10 day tour of five European capitals largely cleared up allied misunderstandings though NATO divisions persist. Talks with Salazar focused on renewed Azores base leases while France seeks its own nuclear capability and French German ties are urged within the Atlantic alliance.
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Rusk
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United States
Britain
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Rain Storms Sweep Parts of Minnesota
A weather system brought rain and electrical storms to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Damage occurred in Duluth Superior and the Minneapolis St Paul area. Fires started by lightning damaged a New Brighton home and a church near Albert Lea.
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Wisconsin
Duluth
Superior
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New Brighton
Twin Cities
Pontoppidan Lutheran Church
Albert Lea
New Pictland
St. Adelbert's
Ronald Barlow
Tri- State Fairgrounds
Alexandria
Minn
Spencer
Iowa
Sheriff Loses Shirts In Odd Laundry Theft
Mower county sheriff Albert Reinartz reports two white shirts disappeared from his clothes line. He cannot confirm if wind or robbers were responsible. The incident stands as a curious local dispute over stolen garments.
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Mower County
Albert Reinartz
Freeman Faces Senate Inquiry Over Estes Scandals
Freeman testifies he has issued directives to tighten Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation procedures to halt Estes style irregularities. He argues Washington must be notified immediately of any irregularity and cites a 50 page statement detailing cleanup efforts while denying improper gifts or special benefits to department staff.
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Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Freeman
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Eisenhower
Department
Charles S. Murphy
Estes
Pecos
Tex
Stock Market Resumes Upward Course on Opening
The stock market reopened today in active trading with several leading stocks rising about $1 above Thursday’s close. Brokers cited the rebound after eight straight losses and noted encouraging business news in construction metals and defense sectors.
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New York
Wall Street
Rail mergers gain first labor pact approval
Four western railroads reaching a labor protection agreement pending ICC merger approval. In Cape Canaveral an all Air Force crew fires a Minuteman and tests advanced components. Oran moves toward Moslem European reconciliation as a Moslem administration prepares to take over.
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Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Polaris
Oran
Algeria
Wilson Head Plant in Albert Lea Seen on Good Terms
Albert Lea Minn ALBERT LEA Minn AP The president of Wilson & Co Roscoe G Haynie Chicago said relations between the company and the Albert Lea community are excellent He visited the plant Thursday addressed Jobs Inc directors and chamber of commerce retail division members He recalled the 1959 National Guard strike but stressed mutual cooperation to solve future disagreements without rancor.
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Wilson & Co
Albert Lea
Roscoe G. Haynie
Chicago
Jobs Inc
Albert Lea Chamber of Commerce
Haynie
Red Spy Soblen in Israeli Prison Hospital amid extradition talks
Soviet spy Dr. Robert Soblen, 62, remained under medical care in Ramileh Prison Hospital as Israel weighed Washington’s bid to return him to New York for a life-term sentence. Soblen’s flight from bail and Canada passport ties fueled debate over extradition of political criminals and his mental state amid leukemia prognosis.
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U.S
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Soblen
Ramileh
Justice Ministry
Washington
Sobien
United States
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N.Y
U.S. Supreme Court
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Helen Buttenwieser
Herbert H. Lehman
D-Ny
Buttenweiser
Bruce
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Carl Ray Becker
Nobles County
Worthington
Becker
Ramsey County
Max M. Naftalin
Minneapolis
John Wood Co
Fire destroys Lyle Al's Supper Club in June morning blaze
Fire consumes Al's Supper Club in Lyle Minnesota with heavy losses estimated at 25 000. Owner Al Lerum says insurance coverage unclear after a morning fire started about 5 30 a m and quickly gutted the two story building.
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Lyle, Minn
al Lerum
Austin
Lyle
Gamble Hardware and Appliance
Hartson
Dahl's Hardware and Implement
Ivan Eggers
Home Cafe
Hwy. 218
Efforts of Many Save Kasson Boy
In Kasson Minnesota a four year old boy named Kelly Alexander fell into an old cistern. His life was saved by the combined efforts of his grandmother sister village marshal an oculist a chiropractor and firemen. He was taken to a Rochester hospital and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Kasson
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Kelly Alexander
Ivan Alexander
Rochester
Duluth Farmhand Killed by Car in Rural North Duluth
Victor Wallman 74 of rural Duluth died after being struck by a car Thursday night while walking on a country road north of Duluth. The accident occurred on a rural route as he was returning from work.
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Duluth, Minn
Victor Wallman
Duluth
Here
Olsen Elevated to Marketing Manager in New York Area
Hormel announces C G Olsen will lead Marketing for the Packing Division in the New York metropolitan area effective July 1. The move fills the vacancy after Fred Dowd's death. Olsen has 1955 start in New York as student salesman and rose through roles in Michigan and Austin before joining the Western Car Route Division. He will oversee all sales and merchandising for Packing Division products in the metro New York market.
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R. D. Arney
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
C. G. Olsen
New York
New Jersey
Fred Dowd
Olsen
Michigan State College
Hormel
Hormel Company
Michigan State Food
Austin
N. Y
Kennedy Wins House Approval for Trade Expansion Bill
President Kennedy and allies won House passage of a broad trade expansion bill 298 to 125 with bipartisan support. The measure, aimed at keeping the dollar strong and deepening Western Europe ties, would replace the older law and allow tariff cuts up to 50 percent with zero duties in some cases, plus aid for workers facing adjustment. If the Senate approves, the bill marks a new era in reciprocal trade policy and tariff management.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Europe
United States
Le Center Boy Dies After Farm Elevator Mishap
A 9 year old Dale Lukes of Le Center died in a Mankato hospital from injuries after becoming entangled in a loading elevator at his farm home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Lukes.
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Mankato, Minn
Mankato
Dale Lukes
Donald Lukes
Kennedy Warns of Fidel Castro in Mexico City Visit
President Kennedy arrived in Mexico City to a massive welcome and urged Mexico and the United States to pursue a hemisphere wide Alliance of Progress. He framed the challenge as a peaceful revolution for social justice and economic opportunity shared by both nations against Marxist influence.
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Kennedy
Mexico
United States
U.S
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Americas
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Hidalgo
Juarez
Lincoln
Miguel Hidalgo
Benito Pablo Juarez
Supreme Court Denies Freeman Bid in Farrington Case
Minnesota Supreme Court refuses to free Wilber E. Farrington of Robbinsdale who has been imprisoned since 1939 for killing David T. Melin. The decision upholds his life sentence after two habeas corpus attempts.
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