Six Mothers Die In Head On Collision Near Wilmont
Six mothers from Wilmont and Worthington perished in a head on crash on a Minnesota highway. Five women and two men in one car died, plus one man in the other car, with one survivor Mrs. Ernie Lueck. The tragedy struck a close knit Roman Catholic community.
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Wilmont
Minn
Ernie Lueck
Worthington
Minnesota
Gerber
Fred Hurlburt
Schroer
D.N. Wagner
Wilmont families cope after double tragedy in crashes
In Wilmont Minnesota and Moscow portable fronts recount two tragedies. At a Wilmont farm six Voss children face loss after parents John Voss and wife die in a nine death crash while neighbors help with chores. In Moscow the Powers family, awaiting trial for Francis Gary Powers, arrive hoping to see him and appeal to Khrushchev for mercy.
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Wilmont
Minn
Voss
John Voss
Dennis
Dave
Allen
Dean
Peggy
Marvenna
Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Nikita Rushchev
Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Barbara Moore Powers
Milledgeville
Oliver W. Powers
Khrushchev
British European Airways
London
Sanford insists education is state duty for North Carolina
Gubernatorial candidate Terry Sanford told a State Exchange Club luncheon in Charlotte that education is a state responsibility and should not be handed to the federal government or localities. He urged measures to attract and retain teachers, align curricula with modern needs, expand facilities, reduce class sizes, and boost public support for schools while accepting federal aid if used proactively.
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Charlotte
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
State Exchange Club
Congress
Fayetteville
America
Father and Son Die In Separate Falls In France
In Foix France Yves Rouan 11 fell more than 1000 feet while mountaineering. His father Roger Rouan organized a search and then slipped and died a few feet from his son's body.
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Foix
France
Yves
Rouan
Roger Rouan
Ronan
Kennedy Defends Wage Measure in Senate Debate
Senator John F. Kennedy challenged opponents as he urged passage of a bill to raise the federal minimum wage and extend wage hour protections. He argued the move helps workers at the bottom of the ladder and counters concerns about constitutionality and inflation while Sen. Ervin warned state rights could be eroded.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Massachusetts
Bars Carolina
Red Embassy Secretary Expelled
The United States ordered Soviet embassy first secretary Valentin I. Ivanov, 39, expelled for paying money to an American citizen to seek U S government employment. Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov called the weather not very pleasant and offered no clarification on details. The move follows a pattern of deteriorating Moscow Washington relations.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Mikhail A. Menshikov
State Department
Valentin I. Ivanov
Department
Raymond A. Hare
Menshikov
Moscow
Miss N C Dunked In River After Boating Mishap
Miss North Carolina Ann Herring 18 and three Winston-Salem friends were swept over a 10 foot dam on the Yadkin River near the Forsyth-Davie line during a rainy boating accident. They were rescued by the Winston-Salem Rescue Squad with minor injuries.
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Ann Herring
North Carolina
Yadkin River
Winston - Salem
Winston- Salem
Archer RB. Glenn Jr
James H. Lassiter Jr
Letitia Rice
Winston-Salem
Joe Glenn
Archer
Five Die In Flames Aboard Exultant Minesweeper
In Savannah, a fire in the Exultant’s engine room at sea on Friday night killed five crewmen. Lt Cmdr G E McPhadden said the blaze lasted about two and a half hours before extinguish. The sister ship Nimble assisted. names withheld until kin notified. There were no injuries.
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Savannah
Exultant
G. E. McPhadden
Nixon Says Test Resumption Would Be a Mistake
Vice President Nixon stated it would be a mistake to resume underground nuclear tests now. He urged negotiations toward a worldwide test ban with inspection and predicted possible disarmament progress. He also discussed farm policy differences with the Eisenhower administration and pledged to present his own policy in the Midwest.
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Portland
Maine
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
Cumberland County
Sen
John
Congress
Midwest
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Gavin outlines governor campaign platform and reforms
Republican Robert L. Gavin promised a complete platform for his gubernatorial bid and a forthcoming observation note in a Raleigh columnist piece. He criticized Terry Sanford over the United Forces for Education program and proposed highway and court reforms, including district representation on the State Highway Commission and salaried justices of the peace.
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Gavin
Sanford
John F. Kennedy
Gabin
State Highway Commission
Justice of the Peace
Lincolnton
GOP
Charles Raper Jonas
Communist Love Rules Reported In Saigon College News
In Saigon thirty former college students who fled North Viet Nam allege that the Communist Education Department requires love affairs to be approved. The Aegee Executive Committee sets marriage ages of 24 for women and 28 for men. The regulation targets students who are not party members.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Communist Education Department
Aegee Executive Committee
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Buckner
Ger
Harry Nackerud
Buckman
Iowa
Main Street
John Jueneman
Wilmont Tribune
Bunkers
Ed Voss
James Bruss
Sibley
Bruss
Wilmont Women and Voss
Here
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Albert Perrizo
Nikita
Wilmont Area
John Schroer
Matt Gerber
Powers
Sol W. Cury
Barbara Powers
Red
Ivanov
Len
Archie Glenn
Harrison Lassiter
Miss N.C
Idols
Yadkin
Viet Nam
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