Kaffee Fest Queen Crowned in Willmar Minnesota
Gail Irene Nygaard was crowned queen of the 18th Kaffee Fest in Willmar, Minnesota, chosen from 28 contestants. She is the daughter of Rev. Alvin R. Nygaard, pastor of First Methodist Church. Honored guests at the parade included Gov. Orville Freeman and Sen. Hubert Humphrey, plus Henrique Vallee, Brazilian minister to the U.S., and Mrs. Vallee.
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Willmar, Minn
Gail Irene Nygaard
Minnesota
Miss Nygaard
Alvin R. Nygaard
Willmar
Nygaard
First Methodist Church
Gov
Orville Freeman
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Henrique Vallee
Washington
United States
Vallee
Nixon Knowland Clash Over Adams and Other Issues
Vice President Nixon and Senator Knowland clash on Adams tenure and policy. Knowland pushes retirement for Adams while Nixon backs Eisenhower’s choice. They differ on labor regulation amendments and trade act renewal, affecting California politics and 1960 GOP aims.
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Nixon
Knowland
Adams
Washington
William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
House
Democratic Digest
Moscow
Farmers Borrow to Battle Hoppers in Eastern Colorado
Farmers fed up with a grasshopper plague borrow money to fund control efforts as hoppers threaten next year’s crops. The infestation covers about 1 million acres in 28 counties with Kiowa Prowers and Cheyenne hit hardest. Damaged fields include barley and wheat as spraying continues.
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Kit Carson
Colo
Colorado
Grauberger
Kiowa
Prowers
Cheyenne
Extra Jobless Pay Claims to Be Taken
Minnesota begins taking claims for a 13 week extension of unemployment benefits approved by the Legislature. The program covers those who exhausted benefits after June 30 1957 and takes effect July 1. Frank T. Starkey, commissioner of employment security, said the 13 week extension increases the prior maximum of 26 weeks.
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ST. Paul
Frank T. Starkey
Employment Security
Harvard expert warns 10 percent of college students face major emotional disturbances
Dr Dana L Farnsworth director of Harvard health service told the National Education Association convention that at least 10 percent of college students have serious psychological difficulties needing professional help. He cited home and community life as ultimate causes and criticized elder generations for setting weak examples.
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Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
The
National Education Assn
Farnsworth
Rockets Probing Invisible Space Light From Ultraviolet View
Navy scientists report rockets reach over 60 miles high to record far ultraviolet light, revealing space normally absorbed by Earth's atmosphere. Ultraviolet observations may unveil unseen galaxies and aid other methods by lifting instruments above atmospheric distortion, as discussed at the American Astronomical Society meeting.
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Madison, Wis
Navy
American Astronomical Society
Earth
Society
James E. Kupperian Jr
Herbert Friedman
Albert Bogess Ill
James E. Milligan
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Five Day Minnesota Forecast With Mild Deficit Temps
The forecast calls for temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal with a cooling trend early in the period and little change afterward. Normal highs range from 78 to 83 and lows from 55 to near 60. Precipitation averages about 0.50 inches, with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the first half.
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Minnesota
Nine U S Airmen Held in Soviet Armenia Request for Release Made
In Moscow U S Ambassador Thompson asked the Soviet Foreign Ministry to free nine American airmen held in Soviet Armenia after a DC6A transport was forced down. The embassy seeks access to the detainees as Washington denies deliberate air space violation and notes the flight’s and cargo route from Weisbaden to Tehran and Karachi.
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Moscow
U. S
Llewellyn E. Thompson ,Jr
Foreign Ministry
Soviet
Armenia
Thompson
Washington
U. S. Defense Department
Holling
East Germany
United States
Weisbaden
Germany
Tehran
Karachi
Iran
Pakistan
Girl Bit by Llama at Columbus Zoo
Eight-year-old Erin Moloney was bitten by a llama at the Columbus Zoo while trying to feed it through the cage bars. Her parents were present as the incident occurred during a grass offering.
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Columbus, Ohio
Erin Moloney
Columbus Zoo
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