Heated session on Highway 61 dispute with Gov Freeman
A group of about 50 property owners from along Highway 61 met Gov Orville Freeman in St Paul to seek fair state settlements for condemned land. The session grew heated at times before Freeman urged negotiation and warned of court options. He noted prior extension for moves and ordered changes in Highway Department acquisition methods.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Dakota
la Moille
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Highway 61
Gov. Freeman
Highway Department
James Keller
Winona
Donald McLeod
Lewiston
Floyd Simon
Richmond Property Owners Assn
Walter Young
State College Regent Officers Re‑Elect
State Board of College Regents reelects William D. McIntyre as president Lewis Magnusen as vice chairman and Eugene R. McPhee as secretary and director A new State Coordinating Committee on Higher Education is named including Harold G. Anderson Barney B. Barstow and FE W. Murphy Enrolments at the state college system may reach about 13 000 this fall with an eight percent rise in summer session enrollment A $1 500 000 budget increase funds faculty raises and more staff while nine new dormitories and several student union projects advance construction plans
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Madison
State Board of College Regents
William D. McIntyre
Eau Claire
Lewis G. Magnusen
Oshkosh
Eugene R. McPhee
State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
Magnusen
Harold G. Anderson
Whitewater
Barney B. Barstow
Superior
FE. W. Murphy
la Crosse
McPhee
Stout
Ane
Defense Seeks FBI Files In Racists Trial
In Knoxville, defense lawyers in the Clinton segregation trial pressed for full access to former FBI files on the 16 defendants. They already obtained one document, a statement by Anderson County School Board Chairman Robert Grossno, while a key FBI report remains under court seal.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton
FBI
Robert G. Grossno
Anderson County
U.S. Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Paul Turner
Supreme Court Authorizes Japanese Trial Of Girard
Kremlin orders Malenkov to run a power plant far from Moscow while purged leaders receive other posts. Broadcast claims the exile proves Soviet democracy. Khrushchev credits anti party action. observers doubt Malenkov can oppose him. Malenkov’s post is at a large hydroelectric station in East Kazakhstan near Red China.
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Moscow Radio
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Ust Kamenogorsk
Malenkov
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Democratic Soviet
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Bulganin
Czechoslovakia
Our Party
Our People
Altai Mountains
Kazakhstan
Red China
Leon Trotsky
Stalin
Verny
Alma Ata
Eight gunmen sought in Birmingham kidnapping
Police in Birmingham issued a statewide alert for eight armed white suspects who abducted two young black men at gunpoint after an ice cream stand encounter. The victims Henry Silent 21 and Harold Cunningham 19 both of Birmingham were taken in separate cars while their dates Loretta Washington 17 Arlene Brown 23 described the incident. Authorities caution descriptions are limited but consider the case bona fide and urge any information to police headquarters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Henry Silent
Harold Cunningham
Loretta Washington
Arlene Brown
North
M. H. House
House
J. O. Kelly
J. D. Lewis
Jack Warren
Aga Khan Dies A World Figure And Spiritual Leader
Geneva reports the death of Aga Khan II aged 79 after a heart failure. He led about 20 million Ismaili Muslims, balanced charity and state affairs, and named Aly Khan or Sadruddin as heir. Aly, Rita Hayworth’s ex-husband, faced questions over his future role.
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Aga Khan
Geneva
Switzerland
Aga Khan II
Aly Khan
Prince Sadruddin
Aga
Aly
Rita Hayworth
Sadruddin
Nina Dyer
London
Paris
Bombay
Karachi
Pakistan
Cairo
Khrushchev Seeks End to Blood Purges as Malenkov Appointed
Khrushchev aims to reassure Russians that Stalin era terror is over after Georgi Malenkov is reassigned to run a hydroelectric plant in East Kazakhstan. Moscow officials frame the move as a democratic, nonlethal removal from power, signaling a shift toward voluntary over coercive labor and a tougher test for Khrushchev's reforms.
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Khrushchev
Administration Scores Victory in Girard Case Delivery to Japan Upheld
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that the U S governments right to turn over GI William S Girard to Japan for trial was constitutional under status of forces agreements The decision preserves executive branch authority and upholds the administration stance as vital to U S security The case involved a shooting on a joint U S Japanese range with Girard denying enticement and claiming accident
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Supreme Court
U.S
William S. Girard
Japan
High Court
Girard
Executive Department
United States
Warren
Douglas
U. S
Joseph C. McGarraghy
America
Congress
U. SS
Naka Sakai
Senators Move to Narrow Civil Rights Bill Toward Voting Rights
Sponsors in Washington move to limit the enforcement provisions of the Eisenhower civil rights bill to voting rights for Negro and minority citizens. Sen. Francis Case outlines an amendment tying enforcement to the 15th Amendment while House supporters push for broader power.
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Francis Case
R-Sd
Difford Case
R-Nj
Kuchel
Calif
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
House
Russell
D-Ga
South
Eisenhower
Georgia
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Rep
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Malenkov Escapes Liquidation in Soviet Power Shuffle
Georgi Malenkov, long seen as Stalin’s loyal enforcer, appears to dodge liquidation as Khrushchev reshapes Moscow. He is reassigned to run a hydroelectric plant in East Kazakhstan 1800 miles away while allying with and against former partners Kaganovich and Molotov in the shifting Kremlin.
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Associated Press
Georgi Maxmilianovich Malenkov
Kremlin
Moscow
Kazakhstan
Malenkov
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