Wisconsin Breeder Tops Show At National Barrow Show
Henry Hamer of Fort Atkinson Wisconsin led a Duroc lightweight barrow to grand champion at the National Barrow Show with a 206 pound hog. Hamer raises about 400 purebred Durocs yearly and also maintains a 50 head purebred Angus herd. Grand champion barrow sold for 676.50 at 3.30 a pound to Calihan & Co Peoria Illinois while reserve grand champion went to Armstrong Truck Lines for 86.10.
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Jarrell
Hamer
Barrow
Calihan & Co
Peoria
Ill
Armstrong Truck Lines
Austin
Robert Green
Ainsworth
Iowa
Henry Hamer
Esther Spins Toward U S Coast
Hurricanes Esther moves west-northwest at 15 mph toward the U S mainland. Scout planes report Esther near 22.6 N 60.2 W about 500 miles northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico as forecasters warn Atlantic Seaboard residents to monitor advisories for late weekend impact. Scientists in San Juan stand ready for a hurricane seeding attempt if conditions allow.
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Miami
Fla
Esther
U.S
Leeward Islands
Puerto Rico
U.S. Atlantic Seaboard
San Juan
Holland Trial Nears Finish in Albert Lea Case
In Freeborn County District Court the state rests after four days of expert testimony by Prof. C. E. Lund on Holland Furnace Co. cases. Judge Cahill recessed until Tuesday as Lund disputes Holland’s safety claims while presenting furnace observations from about 12 Minnesota homes.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Holland Furnace Co
Freeborn County
C. E. Lund
University of Minnesota
John F. Cahill
Lund
Holland
New U S Test Shows Low Yield Underground Blast
Washington AP reports the United States began its underground testing with a small blast near Nevada yielding about 1,000 tons of TNT. President Kennedy said the detonation produced no fallout and emphasized readiness to negotiate a broad test ban. The blast, unannounced, was not audible in Las Vegas 65 miles away.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Nevada
Las Vegas
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
University of California
Senate House Atomic Committee
West Berlin crisis talks press on in Washington
Western foreign ministers and Secretary of State Dean Rusk closed in on unified countermeasures to Soviet pressure on West Berlin. They planned a quick wrap and a U.N. exploratory round with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, while considering open city status or U.N. agency guarantees for Berlin. Rumors of Soviet moves swirled as U.S. reports warned of East German deportations.
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Washington
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
Britain
France
West Germany
Rusk
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Semportance
United States
Khrushchev
U.N
Soviet Union
East Germany
U.S
Sonic boom near Las Vegas stirs nuclear test confusion
In Las Vegas residents heard a sonic boom 28 minutes after an underground nuclear test near the Nevada proving ground. Air Force radar traced a craft, but the plane identity remained unrevealed. Officials say a dust cloud formed from rocks rolling after the blast.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
West Berlin Elections Set Sunday
Bonn Germany AP West Germany voters prepare to elect 494 Bundestag members on Sunday in a choice between Adenauer's pro free enterprise policies and new ideas. Challenger Willy Brandt leads the Social Democrats as the mayor of West Berlin.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bundestag
Adenauer
Social Democrats
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
U N Troops Struck In Katanga Rebellion
UN troops face a massive assault by Katanga soldiers and Baluba tribesmen at Kamina in Katanga. White officers led the attacks as Irish and Swedish troops hold out with UN aircraft supplying aid amid renewed fighting in Elisabethville and Jadotville.
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U.N
Congo
Leopoldviiif
the Congo
Katanga
Kamina
Usumbura
Ruanda- Urundi
Henter Trial Expected to Take Time
State testimony in Levi Henter's murder trial is expected to occupy most of next week with more than twenty witnesses. Pine County attorney Howard Ladin said witnesses will include those identifying the slain man for the first time. Final witnesses before a weekend recess were J A Johnson state fire marshal Duluth and Harold Buzzard Pine City fire chief who described finding remains of a shotgun and a charred body last January.
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Pine. City
Minn
Levi Henter
Howard Ladin
Pine County
Henter
J. A. Johnson
Duluth
Harold Buzzard
Pine City
Economic miracle man Freeman says country failed U S farmers
Melrose Minnesota AP report quotes Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman at a Plowville talk. He criticizes national policy for neglecting farmers and cites higher government payments and rising cash receipts since January. Mondale accuses import barriers of protecting outside milk markets.
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Melrose, Minn
Minnesota
Atty
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Orville L. Freeman
Rescue Work Continues from Storm
Rescue workers, arriving by land, air and sea, pressed on to rehabilitate 250 miles of coastline battered by hurricane Carla. A Navy task force sent medical teams and food to Galveston and surrounding areas as crews patrolled devastated zones for typhoid and safety.
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Galveston, Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Carla
Galveston
Navy
Japan Hit by Typhoon Strikes Main Island In Destruction
Japan Broadcasting Co. reported the typhoon has killed 47 people, left 36 missing, and injured 656. It said 27,586 houses were destroyed or heavily damaged as the storm moved over the main island by nightfall.
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In Wi Efe m
Japan Broadcasting Co
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Neb
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Harvey Richardson
Elmore City
Okla
Chester White
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Robert Greene
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AEC
By Dennis Neeld
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Elisabethville
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Elizabethville
NEA
Freeman
East Berlin
Bernauerre
Castro
Key West
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Havana Radio
Japan
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