Hodges Urges Leaders to Educate Employees on Antitrust Rules
Luther H. Hodges told the Senate antitrust panel that business leaders must press employees to follow antitrust laws and compete fairly. He cited the need for better communication and announced a 26-member Business Ethics Advisory Council to promote ethical management practices amid ongoing price fixing probes in the electrical equipment industry.
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Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
America
Court Leaves Way Open For Goldfine To Cut Own Term
Bernard Goldfine, 70, faces a possible four months to two and a half years in prison depending on full disclosure of financial withdrawals exceeding 600 000. Judge George C. Sweeney tied probation terms to surrender of all information about funds from Strathmore Woolen Co and other holdings. A grand jury could be convened if he cooperates. Goldfine began a Danbury Conn. jail sentence after prior contempt.
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General Electric
Cordiner
Senate
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Goldfine
Attorney General
Strathmore Woolen Co
Federal
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Russia
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report
Estimated hog receipts 1,200 with Monday market steady. Butchers mainly 190-220 lbs at 16.50-17.25, tops to 18.00. Sows 270-400 lbs and down 14.25-15.25, 500-700 lbs 13.00-14.00, boars 10.50-12.00. Cattle receipts about 1,000 with steady to strong tone. cows 13.50-16.50 canners to 19.50. utilities 16.50-17.00. dairy bred and commercial 16.50-18.50. bulls 19.50-20.50. fed cattle 20.00-23.00. steers 19.00-23.00. heifers 19.00-22.50. Calves receipts 1,000 with steady market. prime 33.00-34.00. good to choice 24.00-32.00. standards 22.00-26.00. utilities 18.00-22.00.
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Milwaukee
Bologna
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Report
Swift and Company quotes show hogs steady with varying weights at 14.25 to 16.25 per hundredweight and sows 13.25 to 14.75. Cattle and calves show strength for steers and yearlings. hogs at South St. Paul and Chicago trade notes included with prices for bulls cows and vealers.
James Mitchell Fractures Leg After Bath Fall
James P. Mitchell Republican gubernatorial candidate in New Jersey suffered two fractures to his left leg in a hotel room fall. Campaign official Herbert Hoban said Mitchell slipped on a tile floor while going to the bath room and fell heavily. He is expected to need crutches for three weeks and full healing in four to six months. The November election will pit him against Richard J. Hughes.
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Camden
N.J
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Labor
Herbert Hoban
Mitchell
Hoban
Richard J. Hughes
LBJ Urges Ad Men To Solve Image Problems
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told the Washington Advertising Council conference that the United States trails the Communist world in shaping its image abroad. He urged ad executives to show Americans’ real objectives and counter the idea that humanitarian programs like Point Four are imperialist. He warned that defense moves and arms control are misrepresented as aggression or obscured issues.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
The
Advertising Council
Jackie Shakes Hand Of Queen No Curtsy
Mrs. John F Kennedy greeted Queen Elizabeth II with an American style handshake instead of a curtsy at a Buckingham Palace dinner. Pam Turnure, Kennedy press secretary, said protocol does not require a curtsy from the wife of a chief of state. The gesture surprised many guests at the Kennedys dinner.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Elizabeth I
Pamela Turnure
Chicago potatoes report shows steady market and mixed demand
Potatoes in Chicago show US shipments 681 with moderate new supplies. Long whites demand strong, market steady. round reds demand slow, market dull. California prices 2.90 to 3.40, Alabama reds 2.60 to 2.75. Old- no track trading noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Soo Line Proposes To Drop Two Trains
The Soo Line petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to discontinue two daily passenger trains between St. Paul Minneapolis and Portal North Carolina effective July 2. The service carried 65 intermediate points in Minnesota and North Dakota and posted a loss of 158000 dollars in the year ending March 31. The move follows Canadian Pacific cutting two daily trains at Portal on June 1.
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Washington
Soo Line Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Paul- Minneapolis
Portal
N.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Soo
St. Paul
Ohio ministers preach openly at public places
In Columbus fifty two Methodist ministers join lay helpers to preach outdoors across Ohio. They preach at county fairs state parks drive-in theaters street corners and courthouse steps under Bishop Hazen G. Werner guidance to speak plainly and meet people where they are.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Hazen G. Werner
Marks Of Individual Says McMullen on Youth
Rev Anthony J McMullen philosophy professor at Canisius College urges youth to work hard early to perfect abilities He says mature individuals show mastery in small fields practice this while young and trust in God to achieve great things.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Anthony J. McMullen
Canisius College
RFK Pushes Tougher Anti Racketeering Laws in Senate
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to pass major anti racketeering measures. He highlighted penalties up to 10000 dollars fine and five years in prison for interstate travel aiding racketeering and sought to expand the ban on interstate shipment of slot machines to include pinball machines. He cited racewire rackets in New Orleans Hot Springs and a Virginia case as justification.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Gam
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
Louisiana
Racewire
Kennedy Khrushchev talks split Senate views in Vienna
President Kennedy met with Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna amid mixed Senate reactions. Democrats urged cautious optimism for future talks while Republicans warned the summit offered no clear gains. Leaders like Mansfield and Fulbright saw potential, Dirksen called it a sparring session, and Goldwater doubted any immediate world change.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Khrushchev
Mansfield
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vienna
Record For New Car Sales Set In May
Detroit AP reports U S auto dealers sold more new cars in May than any prior month this year with a daily rate of 20 686 and May sales totaling 537 825. American Motors moved 33 515 cars in May versus 31 006 in April and noted a high daily rate in the last ten days.
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Detroit
American Motors
AMC
Minnesota Association for Retarded Children Convention
The annual convention of the Minnesota Association for Retarded Children will meet Friday and Saturday at St John’s University Collegeville. Delegates from 71 Minnesota counties will attend, with Dr Edith Potter of the University of Chicago as the main speaker at the 10th annual event.
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Collegeville, Minn
Minnesota Association For
Menominee Tribe Marks Freedom With Rug Gift to Governor
The Menominee Indian tribe celebrated independence from 100 years of supervision by presenting Gov. Gaylord Nelson with a Navajo made genuine Indian rug at ceremonies marking their new self governance.
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Keshena
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
La Crosse Schools Plan Central Kitchen and Repairs
The board approved a plan to establish a central kitchen for hot lunch programs at Roosevelt Hamilton and Hogan and to transport meals to schools. They also funded a summer outpatient program at Emerson Orthopedic School funded by the state and awarded painting bids totaling 2 079 dollars for several schools. Milk bids are due July 10 and next meeting moves to July 10.
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Oelke
Leigh Elder
Kenneth F. Storandt
James Sturgis
William Baker
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Hogan
Emerson Orthopedic School
Washburn
Lincoln
Harry Spence
Summit Schools
Fred Valentine
Valentine
Summit
la Crosse
Wisconsin Education Association
Milwaukee
Norwegian Beauty to Attend Aquatennial
Oslo high school graduate Brit Ingen jord Nesheim will represent Norway at the Minneapolis Aquatennial July 14 to 23. She departs Oslo for New York aboard the liner Bergenfjord on June 23 and will represent Norway Day in Minneapolis.
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Brit Ingenjord Nesheim
Norway
Minneapolis
New York
Bergenfjord
Shepard reports vibration blurred vision during early space flight
NASA astronaut Alan Shepard disclosed that rocket vibration briefly blurred his vision in the early phase of the first U S manned suborbital flight. He noted planned changes to the Mercury capsule to reduce vibration and summarized the mission highlights.
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Washington
Alan Shepard
Shepard
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Grand Bahama Island
Six Children Die in Missouri House Fire
PORTAGEVILLE Missouri AP six children perished in a Monday night blaze that destroyed their home. One child was critically burned and their mother Jesse Mae Forest was treated for shock after escaping barefoot in her nightgown. Neighbors rescued Michael Forest 9 who suffered burns over sixty percent of his body. The house burned completely and the children aged between 1 and 10.
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Jesse Mae Forest
Jimmy Davis
van Adams
Michael Forest
Aaron
Don
Ema Mae
Kayseen
Robbis
Jennett
St Cloud students pay $10 for bathroom prank
Seven St Cloud State College students pleaded guilty to creating a public nuisance after abducting a horse and placing it in a dormitory restroom. Police were alerted by a citizen who spotted the horse with several handlers and the pranksters paid fines.
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ST. Cloud
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