Austin Chain Smoker Bets on London Hypnosis Call
Harold W. Scott, 45, of Austin, plans an 84 day no cigarette trial aided by London hypnotist Henry Blythe. A 33 dollar transatlantic call and 30 dollar fee aim to curb his three packs a day habit through voice guidance and a staring photo session, amid conflicting hospital reports on his heart condition.
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London
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Henry Blythe
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Mayo Clinic
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St. Cloud
McDonald’s Drive-in Planned at Belt Line and 218N
A $125,000 McDonald’s Drive-in is planned for the southeast corner of Belt Line and Highway 218 N subject to Austin City Council zoning approval. The restaurant will operate without drive-thru car service, offer dine-in and takeout, employ 20 to 25 locals, and source meats and bakery goods locally. The project, managed by General Association Co. Milwaukee, involves land purchase from Otto Baudler with a 150 foot frontage and 250 foot depth, and mirrors Howard Johnson patterns in the East.
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General Association Co
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United States
Winona
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Austin
Otto Baudler
Train Crash in Colorado Takes 2 Lives
Two Colorado & Southern trains collided in the Broomfield yards near Denver, killing engineer F.W. Johnson and fireman P.J. Loughry. At least 18 others were injured, including three freight crew and about 15 passengers. Officials offered no immediate cause.
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Broomfield
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Colorado & Southern Railway
Billings
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Denver
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P.J. Loughry
Weather Readings From Herald Site At Fire Station
The Herald Weather Site reports overcast conditions with a high of 74 and a low of 47 in the last 24 hours. At 8 30 a.m. the reading was 46 as measurements were taken at the Herald Building and on the roof of the fire station.
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Car Crash Kills 2 State Airmen
Two airmen from Lincoln Air Force Base died when their car side swiped a bridge on U S Highway 30 east of Kennard Nebraska. Hardin K Hohne 22 of Karlstad Minnesota and Francis E Wiskow 21 of St Charles Minnesota were passengers in a car driven by Marvin D Fellows 22 of Rochester Minnesota who survived with a head gash.
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St. Charles
Marvin D. Fellows
Rochester, Minn
Fellows
Lewis Wins New Wage Agreement
John L. Lewis secured a government wage rise for miners producing coal for government purchase. The new minimum rises to 2.745 dollars per hour from 2.245, with a tentative industry contract under Edward Fox of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The deal calls for a 1.20 dollar daily rise, 50 cent per ton welfare fund, holiday pay, and shorter hours, giving a 25 dollar daily minimum for all mine workers.
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John L. Lewis
Federal Register
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United Mine Workers Union
Edward Fox
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Pittsburgh
Jordan Recognizes Algerian Government in Exile
King Hussein's government announced recognition of the Algerian government in exile based in Cairo, signaling diplomatic shift amid regional upheaval. The move aligns Jordan with anti-colonial movements while complicating Arab world reactions.
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Jordan
Hussein
Cairo
Dallas Pilots Break Endurance Flight Record in 50 Days
Dallas pair Jim Heth and Bill Burkhart flew a Cessna 172 for 1,200 hours 16 minutes 30 seconds, surpassing the 1,124 hour mark set in 1949. They began August 2 and rotated three hour shifts, refueling twice daily, with two hot meals daily. Burkhart, 33, runs an airplane brokerage. Heth, 25, plans an aviation charter service. Both stayed in good shape though unable to stand erect at times.
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Jim Heth
Bill Burkhart
Monk
Yuma
Ariz
Woody Jungward
Bob Woodhouse
Heth
Burkhart
Nations ask UN to seat Red China now
India and six Asian African nations urged the United Nations General Assembly to reverse the Steering Committee and consider seating Red China immediately. The 21 nation body voted 12 7 to defer Chinese representation for at least a year, with debate focusing on clashes near Formosa and mainland forces. The U.S. backed resolution aimed to bar discussion of seating or excluding Chinese representatives this session.
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UAW Resumes Talks With GM And Chrysler
UAW resumes contract talks with General Motors and Chrysler amid a strike threat. President Walter Reuther rejects a Ford parity copy while noting new wage inequities between GM plants near and far. The union sets an 11 a.m. Sept. 30 strike deadline if no agreement is reached.
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Rioting in Dakar Kills One as De Gaulle Plan Sparks Protests
In Dakar French West Africa one person died and more than 100 were wounded during Sunday rioting over the new constitution proposed by French Premier de Gaulle.
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French West Africa
de Gaulle
New Probate Judge for Hennepin Named
Gov. Freeman appointed Melvin J. Peterson age 34 of Golden Valley as Hennepin County probate judge. He was sworn in by District Judge Levi M. Hall and began work immediately after replacing the late James G. Kehoe. Appoinment runs until 1963. Peterson was chief deputy to Atty. Gen. Miles Lord and earlier served as assistant attorney general for the State Conservation Department.
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Freeman
Melvin J. Peterson
Golden Valley
Hennepin County
Levi M. Hall
Westbrook Road
Peterson
James G. Kehoe
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Miles Lord
State Conservation Department
Tragic Game Turned Fatal as 9-Year-Old Is Shot
In St Paul, a 9-year-old Roseville boy, Peter Vincent, was fatally shot by a 13-year-old companion playing western bandit games. The pistol, a .22 revolver kept in a drawer at Dale Zaczkowski’s home, was allegedly unloaded when first shown. The shooter, Thomas Gale, said he did not know the gun was loaded.
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Ramsey County
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Vincent
Negroes Return to Classes at Van Buren Arkansas
Eight Negroes returned to Van Buren High School with mild protests from white students who had planned a walkout. Eleven Negroes enrolled at the high school and five at the junior high, after a boycott begun Sept. 5. Judge Miller avoided an order to resume integration but offered ongoing help if needed.
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John E. Miller
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Theodore R. McKeldin
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Skate Returns to Boston After Record Polar Cruise
The atomic powered submarine Skate returned from a 31 day transpolar voyage covering 8000 miles without surfacing. Rear Adm. Rickover and dignitaries greeted skipper Cmdr. James F. Calvert as the vessel stopped in Boston on its way from Groton, Conn. to New London.
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France protests to three nations over Algerian rebel govt
Paris protested to Morocco Tunisia and Libya today after those states recognized the newly proclaimed Algerian rebel government.
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Adams to make nationwide talk amid resignation speculation
Newport Rhode Island AP reports Sherman Adams planned a national radio and television address that could serve as a farewell. The White House confirmed the plan after Adams met with President Eisenhower following two weeks of resignation rumors amid Republican losses in Maine.
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Eisenhower
Time Announced For Adams Radio TV Address Amid Resignation Rumors
President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams will speak to the nation for 10 minutes at 4 35 p m CST on CBS NBC and Mutual networks with ABC providing a 5 15 p m radio playback and 6 p m TV replay The White House aide left the summer White House for Washington with Eisenhower offering a farewell gesture amid calls for Adams removal over ties to Bernard Goldfine
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Raft Crew Flies to Honolulu After 69-Day Voyage
Mormon elder De Vere Baker and three crewmen reach Honolulu aboard the Lehi IV after a 69 day drift from Long Beach California. The 9 ton raft covered about 2100 miles aided by tradewinds and was towed into Kahului by a tuna boat. The crew included Larry Foglino Don McFarland and Ed Kekuala all in good condition.
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University of New Mexico
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Brigham Young University
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