Russians Show Off New Weapons in Moscow Parade
In Moscow on the 40th anniversary parade, the Soviet display featured large single stage rockets of 400 to 500 mile range and two giant, jet propulsion based artillery pieces with atomic warhead potential. NATO watchers noted heavy, mobile weapons and questioned its overall impressiveness. Khrushchev and Malinovsky led the ceremony atop the Lenin Stalin tomb as Zhukov was not present.
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Air Force finds no evidence for flying saucers after 5700 sightings
The Air Force report says investigations over ten years of 5700 flying saucer sightings yielded no physical evidence that such objects exist. It notes no fragments found and no proof they are interplanetary ships or a threat, despite recent reports of glowing objects affecting car engines.
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County Board Boosts Budget To 1 040 027
The Mower County Board raised its budget by 30 027 to 1 040 027 by increasing the revenue fund to 275 000 and adding a 15 027 PERA liability fund for county employees. Auditor Uzick says the annual levy will rise about three mills from last year 35 29 per 1 000 assessed value.
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Injured Driver Rescued After Overturned Truck Incident
Art Schroeder 40 of Austin Rt. 5 escaped minor injuries when his panel truck loaded with pipe and electrical supplies overturned four miles north of Brownsdale on Highway 56. He was freed by ambulance crews after three hours of recovery efforts and was listed in good condition at St Olaf Hospital.
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Eisenhower Hosts Largest National Security Council Session
President Eisenhower convened a second expanded NSC meeting at the White House with about 45 attendees the largest in NSC history. The gathering coincided with Sputnik II developments and followed an address on science and security set for 7 to 7 30 p.m. CST. The session included top defense and science officials and was broadcast nationally.
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Safe Cracked At Eagles Club Looting $2,036 Stolen
The Eagles Club on East Oakland was robbed with a basement window entry. A screwdriver opened the unlocked window from inside and the safe dial was torn out while $2,036.06 in cash vanished. police noted the thief bypassed a locked window and exited via an upstairs door.
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Snow and Colder Forecast for Minnesota
The Associated Press reports 1 to 3 inches of snow expected to sweep southeast into Minnesota with 20 to 25 mph north winds. Light rain or drizzle precede the snow tonight and Friday as temperatures drop from the north to the south. The first substantial snowfall of the season should boost deer hunters' prospects for opening day at noon Saturday.
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Humphrey urges Ike to push rocket work and nuclear sharing
Sen. Hubert Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to speed up rocket development and share nuclear information with allies. He urged a special congressional session and proposed a conference on defense spending and debt, plus a talent hunt for young scientists with scholarships and loans.
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Fed Board Denies Northwest Bancorporation Purchase Bid
The Federal Reserve Board refused Northwest Bancorporation of Minneapolis permission to acquire 1450 of the 1500 voting shares in Northwestern State Bank Rochester Minnesota. The board cited reduced competition and public interest concerns as the reason for denial.
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Strike Averted at Stockyards in Minnesota
In SOUTH ST. PAUL Minnesota livestock handlers voted to accept a new one year contract averting a strike at the St Paul Union Stockyards. United Packinghouse Workers Local 160 said 330 workers supported the offer worth about 18 cents an hour with a 10 cent raise retroactive to November 1 and 3 cents more on January 6 1958 plus a company paid hospitalization plan and other changes.
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Shanley to Seek New Jersey Senate Seat
Bernard M. Shanley, who quit as appointments secretary to President Eisenhower, announced he will seek the New Jersey Republican senatorial nomination next year.
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Kansas City Bus Firm Placed Under State Seizure
Kansas City and suburbs see normal service as Gov. James T. Blair invokes King-Thompson law at midnight to avert strike after wage negotiations with Kansas City Public Service Co. employees stall.
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Little Falls Probate Judge Dies at 83
Anthony A. Fueger a longtime Little Falls resident died at age 83 after 31 years serving as Morrison County probate judge He also spent 27 years as secretary of the Little Falls Firemen's Association and earlier eight years as Morrison County deputy sheriff.
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Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini Separate After Seven Years
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini end seven year marriage citing incompatibility. The couple had faced rumors of an affair with Sonali Das Gupta. Bergman, ill with Asian flu, and Rossellini announced the split after long reflection.
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No Sign of Russ Moon Adventure
Washington Naval Observatory reports no lunar signal during a night of satellite watching. Scientists tracked Sputnik II’s tumbling brightness near a full moon as Tass reported Laika in satisfactory condition after four days aloft.
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Eisenhower weighs plan to launch space ship surpassing Sputnik II
The Chicago Tribune reports Eisenhower weighing a space ship launch using large military rockets to beat Russia’s Sputnik II. A piggyback earth satellite could launch within four months, circling at about 600 miles while carrying animals for science. Pentagon officials reportedly estimate feasibility costs under 275 million dollars.
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Former State Solon Edward Ribenack Dies at 88
Edward R. Ribenack, 88, longtime Minnesota legislator, died at his Duluth home. He served 30 years, elected to the House in 1910 and later to the Senate in 1916.
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Weather readings show warm to cool with variable trends
The report lists 8:30 readings at 24 degrees with a low of 2 and a high of 4 in the past 24 hours. General weather notes indicate overseas conditions.
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