Hoffa Trial May Delay Oust Beck
Washington sources say the conspiracy bribery trial of Teamster Vice President James R. Hoffa may delay moves to oust AFL-CIO Teamsters President Hoffa ally Beck. Juror selection continues as Beck's resignation drive gathers pace and a possible leave of absence is discussed.
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Princess Margaret's Rumored Romance Sparks Headlines
London papers question if Princess Margaret, age 27, is cradle-snatching with 23-year-old Lord Patrick Beresford. Express columnists note age gaps and snide talk, while Beresford dismisses romance claims, saying they are only good friends as they attend polo and visit Windsor Castle.
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Floods Ravage Minnesota and Midwest Farmland
Flood waters across Minnesota and North Dakota inundated cropland and forced families from homes. Four people drowned in floodwaters southeast of Hastings, including two teens, Anton Lynn and Wayne Frendr ich, and Mr and Mrs Francis Lovejoy. The Mississippi River level near St Paul was forecast to crest at 154 feet 6 inches, with floodwaters washing out roadways and driving residents from rural areas along the Crow River toward Dayton.
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Crash Kills 6 Teens After Painted Post High School Graduation
Six Painted Post High School graduates die in a Wan da Lake crash when their car swerved to avoid a turning vehicle and hit an embankment, a tree, and a second bar. Five others are named and a seventh student is hospitalized. The community mourns during a baccalaureate service held for some of the deceased.
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Patricia Bonzo
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Richard Gumberts
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Pioneer auto designer King dies at 83 in Rye
National obituaries report Charles B. King, 83, of Rye New York, a pioneer in the automobile industry who designed, built and drove the first automobile in Detroit, passing away Sunday. Also noted are Mary Sanders, 60, a children's author, who died of cancer in New York, and Adm. Sir Louis Henry Keppel Hamilton, 67, chief of naval staff of the Commonwealth Naval Board from 1948 and a World War II hero, who died Saturday in London.
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Detroit
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London
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