Emperor Haile Selassie to tour Doty farm in Minnesota
Morning June 9 Mrs. Edwin Doty will host breakfast for Haile Selassie emperor of Ethiopia at their Tit-acre Doty farm in Minnesota. He will inspect the red barn herd of 200 cattle and view crops including soy, alfalfa, corn, and seed grain before a six week U.S. visit focused on farming and livestock issues.
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Edwin Doty
Minnesota
Haile Selassie
Ethopia
Doty
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Austin
Minn
Oneen Perky
Hormel Packing Co
U.S
Thiopia
Doty Farm
Dotys
Ronald W. Fisher
Rochester
Misher
Joseph D. Simonson
U. S
Ethiopia
Bill to curb liquor ads sparks prohibition debate
Washington D C hears a House Commerce Committee hearing on a nationwide ban of interstate liquor advertising. Industry spokesmen call the bill a step toward national prohibition, while opponents label it unconstitutional and discriminatory. Flood reports from Iran highlight regional threats to Khoramshahr port amid ongoing disasters.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
RB. E. Joyce
Distilled Spirits Institute
Congress
Squirrel act injury nets trainer $15,050 in damages
In Los Angeles a Superior Court jury awarded Florence Hinton $15,050 after she fell from a television stage during a Paramount TV production. Hinton testified a squirrel named Sousa waved a flag signaling her cue, and hidden draperies masked the stage edge causing her fall onto a cement floor.
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Los Angeles
Florence Hinton
Paramount Television Productions
Sousa
Greek Tribunal Sentences Bulgarian Spy to Death
A Greek military tribunal condemned Bulgarian national Stantcha Salabashheff to death for espionage. He allegedly entered Greece in 1947 and spied for the Bulgarian army until his arrest.
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Greece
Spathens
Stantcha Salabashheff
Salabasheff
Atest
Man Sues City Over Police Arrest Injuries
Paul J. Fritz seeks 105 475 in a damage suit against the city Police Chief William H. Parker and Officer George D. Sentman claiming his arm was broken during an arrest on an intoxication charge last Nov. 25. Fritz says he wore a cast eight weeks and was not properly healed. He asserts his conviction and sentence stemmed from an insulin overdose, not liquor.
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Los Angeles
Paul J. Fritz
William H. Parker
George D. Sentman
Fritz
Sentman
Duke and royal family holiday to Balmoral
The Duke of Edinburgh flew to Scotland to join Queen Elizabeth II and their children for a 12 day break at Balmoral Castle. The Queen and Prince Charles traveled by train with Princess Anne aboard the royal tour.
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London
Duke of Edinburgh
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth I
Royal Castle of
Balmoral
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
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