U S Steel Reaffirms Plan for Minnesota Taconite Plant
U S Steel chair Roger Blough reaffirmed the promise to build a taconite plant near Mountain Iron Minnesota once the taconite tax amendment is ratified He noted prompt progress including engineering work for an initial four million ton capacity and said division restructuring will not derail the project
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ST. Paul
U.S. Steel Corp
Minnesota
Roger M. Blough
Business Outlook
St. Paul Bank
Blough
Mountain Iron
Minn
United Steelworkers Union
Oliver Iron Mining
Pittsburgh
Duluth
Kennedy pushes Congress on tax cut amid economy fears
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass the 11 billion tax cut to prevent economic slowdown and warned delaying civil rights, foreign aid, and defense spending could hurt policy. He noted hearings are lengthy and suggested bringing the bill to the Senate floor this year, while discussing Viet Nam, China, and other topics.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Red China
China
Ace
Ngo
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
Rome
Capitol Hill
U.S
Three men charged with killing Grinnell officer
Three ex convicts Gary Wessling Richard Craig and Thomas Kiernan were charged with first degree murder in the Grinnell Iowa slaying of Officer Ralph an. They surrendered after gunfire with pursuing officers trapped in a cottage near Dubuque. Craig and Kiernan face arraignment in Grinnell while a grand jury is sought for indictments. Wessling was hospitalized in Iowa City after a possible suicide attempt.
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Montezuma
Iowa
Wag
Gavr Iell
Ralphan
Ie Thre
Gary Lee Wessling
Richard Craig
Des Moines
Thomas Kiernan
Booneville
Dubuque
Grinnell
Wiley Taylor
Craig
Kiernan
Wessling
Preston
University Hospital
Iowa City
Taylor
Poweshiek County
Clint Ryan
Justice of the Peace
John Burma
Ryan
William R. Welsh
Cution
Barkley
Thompson
Other Woman, Spouse Take Stand Wednesday
Norman Mastrian named as alleged middleman in Carol Thompson murder. James Bowie testifies Mastrian knew both Thompson and Mastrian from Macalester College. Testimony details stock talk, loans, and calls while prosecutors pursue links to murder plot and insurance. Jackie Olesen testifies to illicit romance with Thompson and trips to hotels and motels. defense and jury hear about prior warnings and a yearlong wait plan.
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Jacqueline Okoneski Olesen
Thompson
Jackie Okoneski Olesen
Weather outlook: cloudy with partial clearing tonight
A cloudy to partly clear pattern continues with cooler tonight and a high of 18 to 28. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a slight chance of scattered showers, followed by cooler conditions in the outlook.
Benefactor Kisses Boy Arrives From Athens for Surgery
Mrs. Joseph G. Ramsay of Rochester Minnesota gives Ioannis Foskolos aged nine a comforting hug on arrival from Athens Greece. The boy has a heart defect believed to be correctable by surgery and is hoped to be treated soon.
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Joseph G. Ramsay
Rochester
Minn
Ioannis Foskolos
Athens
Greece
Fire damages supply area at Sioux City Air Force Base
Fire caused about 50 000 in damage to a 40 by 40 foot supply area of a hangar at the Sioux City Air Force Base. Six airplanes were moved out unharmed. Fire Chief Harold Sunstrom said the cause was not immediately determined.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City Air Force Base
Harold Sunstrom
Sunstrom
Stocks Irregular This Afternoon In New York
The stock market backed away from early gains and traded irregularly lower in moderate activity. Most key stocks showed minor gains or losses with little leadership to the upside. Oils continued to drift lower.
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New York
Mrs Nhu Rejoins Youngsters in Rome
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu arrived from Los Angeles to rejoin her three younger children and begin a new life for her revolt shattered family in Rome. She appeared exhausted but smiled wanly as she stepped off the plane.
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Rome
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Los Angeles
South Viet Nam
Iowa City to Get a $2 Million Urethame Foam Plant
Iowa City will build a new $2 million industrial plant to process urethame foam, a plastic material used in mattresses and furniture. Sheller Manufacturing Corp of Detroit announced plans on Wednesday, with construction set to begin next month.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Sheller Manufacturing Corp
Detroit
Mich
Grand Jury Called at Little Falls
Morrison County jury summoned for Monday may consider indictments against two Iowa National Guardsmen charged with raping a Brainerd girl last summer.
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Little Falls
Little Falls, Minn
School Board Holds Friendly Talk With Governor Over Budget Cut
ST PAUL AP Representatives of the state School Board Association met Gov Karl Rolvaag for a cordial discussion of his 5 percent cutback in state spending including school aids. Rolvaag said no rescission is likely but noted possible adjustments if revenues improve.
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ST. Paul
State School Board Association
Karl Rolvaag
Demand Seen in Europe for Soybeans
The Agriculture Department predicts West Europe will steadily expand demand for U S soybeans through the 1960s to support its growing livestock industry. Demand for soybeans and soybean meal could rise 40 and 85 percent by 1965, reaching 3.6 million tons of beans and 1.5 million tons of meal.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
West Europe
U.S
Europe
Snow and Rain Dampens Northeast Regions
Snow flurries and light rain dampen much of the Northeast with lower totals than Wednesday. Snow is reported around the southern shores of the Great Lakes and in the Ohio Valley, New York, and New England, while the Northwest sees extensive cloud cover and light rain from northern California to Washington.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New York State
New England
Columbus
Ohio
California
Washington
Outflow of U S Dollars Declines in Three Months
The Commerce Department reports the U S balance of payments deficit for the three months ending Sept 30 at about 250 million dollars on a seasonally adjusted basis. The decline follows a prior higher deficit and stems mainly from reduced U S investment abroad.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
U.S
Prelates urged modern mass media for Catholic outreach
At St. Peter's Basilica the Ecumenical Council approved a schema on the media of mass communications. It urged national organize tions of priests and laymen, proposed a Rome based international office for communications, and called for free information flow to benefit mankind. No international Catholic news agency was proposed. Votes split with reservations.
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Vatican City
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
Urgedeas
Legislator Katharine Falvey Marries Charles City Banker
Iowa House member Katharine M. Falvey of Albia aged 59 wed Ralph W. Zastrow a 74 year old Charles City banker and lawyer. The couple married Thursday morning in St Marys Catholic Church rectory marking their second marriage for each.
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Albia
Iowa
Katherine M. Falvey
Iowa House of Representatives
Ralph W. Zastrow
Charles City
Moral Never Carry a Flying Parakeet
In Canon City Colorado Mrs Loyd A Goodyear swerved to avoid a low flying parakeet in her car and struck a parked auto. The bird was inside her car while she delivered it to her sister.
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Canon City
Colo
Air Force Plans 40 Percent Europe Squadron Cutback
The Defense Department announced a 40 percent reduction in European based tactical air transport squadrons by next July. Three squadrons will be reassigned to the United States as U.S. airlift capacity has roughly doubled since 1960.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Defense Department
Pentagon
U.S
Prince Charles Marked Fifteenth Birthday En Route Home
Prince Charles heir to the British throne spent part of his 15th birthday on a train returning to his school in Elgin Scotland. He then attended his classes.
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Elgin
Scotland
Prince Charles
Divorce Actions Filed by Thompson's Friend
ST PAUL AP Mrs Jacqueline Olesen key witness in the T Eugene Thompson murder trial has begun two divorce actions against her truck driver husband Ronald The Olesen children are two boys aged eight and six and a girl five The couple married June 15 1962 in Milbank SD The first action started Sept 5 1962 was stricken after no appearance The second suit papers were filed Oct 24 with attorney William A Bierman Grounds include cruel and inhuman treatment and threats and language used by Ronald The divorce actions were pursued with Thompson as attorney in the first and second suits
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Thompson
Thriller
Randall
Olesen
William A. Bierman
Schedule of Pages for Late News and Sections
The page listing shows Late News-2, Area News-1, Editorials-4, Sports-12 and 13, Women's-6 and 7, VS.Mkts.-16, with Comics on page 17. It outlines section locations and page numbers for quick navigation.
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JFK
Laos
Ths
Cambodia
Paul Harkins
Nhu
Nhus
Honolulu
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
New Hampshire
Sen. Smith
Smith
Ways and Means
Argentina
Mastrian
Day
Hennepin County
T. Eugene Thompson
Minneapolis
George Barkley
Hyam Segell
Ramsey County
Stephen Maxwell
Norman Mastrian
Carol] Thompson
James P. Bowie
Macalester College
Carol
William Randall
Bowie
Cotton Thompson
Bowle
Anoka County
Telestat Corp
Hopkins
Rolf Fosseen
Sheldon Morris
Morris
Sheriff's Department
Ronald Olesen
Mrs. Olesen
Jackie
Geons
University of Minnesota
Sioux City Afb
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Rolvaag
Gerald I. Miller
Air Force
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