Minnesota Supreme Court Clears Paths for Two Trials
The court upheld a new trial for Arlene Nadeau and George Mulheran against Floyd and Mary Melin in a collision case from 1958. Nadeau seeks 25 000 and Mulheran 25 000, while a separate 7 700 verdict for George Trimbo against Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Co. was affirmed over a space heater incident.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Floyd
Mary Melin
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Arlene Nadeau
Roger E. Oldre
George E. Mulheran
George S. Trimbo
St. Peter
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Co
Gallagher
Northwestern Bell Announces Iowa Rate Changes
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co informs of long distance rate changes in Iowa effective July 1. No change to basic three minute rate or local service. intra Iowa person to person calls see 11 to 29 percent increases by distance. Per minute charges after the initial period switch to the nearest penny.
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Des Moines
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Iowa
Northwestern Bell
Speed Laws Enforcement Is Announced
DES MOINES Towans convicted of speeding 20 mph over limit or violating no passing during the Fourth of July will face a 30 day license suspension after a hearing. Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch calls it an emergency measure to save lives during a period of heavy traffic and weeklong travel.
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Des Moines
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Iowa Highway Patrol
Safety Department
Nehru suggests UN sanctions on Portugal over Angola
Prime Minister Nehru urged the United Nations to vote economic sanctions against Portugal due to global revulsion over the Angola crisis. African rebels and Portuguese forces fight in northern Angola as the UN condemns Portugal’s actions and rejects access to an investigative committee.
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India
Nehru
United Nations
Portugal
Angola
U.N. Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Kennedy policy men study measures for Berlin action
The Kennedy administration weighs increased U.S. forces in Europe to bolster NATO as Berlin crisis tensions rise with Khrushchev. Secretary Rusk urges avoiding miscalculation while consultations grow among the United States Britain France and West Germany on steps over Berlin.
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Berlin
Washington
United States
Europe
NATO
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U.S
Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
East Germany
CBS
West Germany
Britain
North Atlantic Alliance
Eichmann Says He Carried Out Superior Orders
Adolf Eichmann testified he was the man called to haul Jews to death camps from Holland and Denmark but again refused responsibility for the mass slaughter. Defense lawyer Servatius pressed the Dutch and Danish occupations while on the stand for the ninth day, drawing explanations that he never conceived an order, only carried out superiors bidding.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Holland
Denmark
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Last Rites Set for M. White Publisher
Max H. White 61 longtime publisher of The Winona Daily News died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He joined the paper as a boy and became publisher in 1934 after his father Horace Greeley White died. Survived by widow sister and three grandchildren. son William F. White now runs the paper.
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Winona
White
Carrier Boy
Horace Greeley White
Max White
Kwno
William F. White
Winona Industrial Association
H. R. Wiecking
St. Paul
Minnesota voters grade 1961 legislative session
A mood survey by Associated Press editors finds Minnesota voters harsh on the 1961 session. Respondents cite lack of redistricting, no strong tax program, and insufficient accomplishments with calls for shorter or extended sessions and debates on a sales tax and pay.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
House
Senate
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Duluth
Royal Alworth Jr
Austin
Worthington
Iowa
Rochester
St. Cloud
GRID SCOUT DIES ANNAPOLIS FOOTBALL FIGURE
Frank L. Foster, 63, longtime chief football scout for the U S Naval Academy, died Thursday in Annapolis Maryland. Foster helped oversee scouting and player evaluations for the Navy program. His death marks the loss of a key figure in Naval Academy football circles.
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Annapolis, Md
Frank L. Foster
U.S. Naval Academy
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