Austin Daily Herald (Newspaper) - December 11, 1962, Austin, Minnesota WEATHER M 5 Outlook continued AUSTIN DAILY HERALD Rink County OT 11 1891 VOL. No. 137 DECEMBER 11, 1962 SINGLE COPY lOc Twin City Bus Strike Averted Contract Union Accepts Calls for Voting MINNEAPOLIS OH A strike of Twin Cities bus driven was averted shortly after midnight Monday night when company made a new contract offer and union representatives ed It and called for a vote by Less than four hours before some mechanics and clerical employes who are of Transit Employes Division 1005 were to walk off their jobs in a dispute over the tentative agreement was reached in a marathon last-ditch ating The strike deadline of 4 a.m. day was cancelled and votes were set at 8 p.m. today and 10 a.m. Wednesday when workers will de- cide whether to accept the new Members of the shift vote tonight and members of the night crew vote Wednesday Terms of the new contract were not made public ing the vote by the No new strike deadline was set and union representatives sounded optimistic that the proposals would be Break in Talks The break in the negotiations apparently came about p.m. Monday night when a flurry of enveloped the federal ing where they were carried Three mediators called in to try to work out the late settlement succeeded after talks that lasted over nine hours hoping that everything BUNDLE AGAINST UNUSUAL COLD group of school children were all bundled up on their way to classes this morning in South Miami as plunged to a low of 29 de- THREATENS FLORIDA'S CROPS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snow closed schools and ed motorists in the North today while freezing air threatened Florida's multi million dollar crops The icy one-two punch of try weather was the second to hit many areas in the eastern half of the nation since last Hostages Liberated in Brunei British Recapture Serio Oil Fields j in By JOHN T. Brunei I British troops most of the Brunei oilfield town oi Seria then closed in on the station where 50 hard rebels were holding nine Eu- as i The of the hostages not but A. G. British commander of the Seria said no men or children were among 1 Army officers said a number of mostly British em- ployes of the Shell Oil were liberated in and at six rebels were killed and more than a dozen No British casualties were 1st Since Revolt It was the first major counter- attack since the revolt broke out The rebels say they want to ate an independent country on the north coast of Borneo out of the Brunei Sultanate and the boring British colonies of North Borneo and There were no reports of age to the oil fieldb at The the unhappy forecast in hit every section of the rebels had threatened to sabotage And the winter season does j state except the Smudge them if they were not start officially until Dec. 22. Troops Cuba at Slow Rate grees in the early This was the coldest Dec. 1 1 on record in Mi- ami Beach and at the Miami tional Winter's Punch Closes Snarls Traffic Scones General Midwinter scenes were general along the southeast shores of the j Great Lakes in sections fires were started to protect tender vegetable No Damage Kuala another oil field sprayed fields with j seven miles to the was still ening the soil so it would hold believed to be in rebel LEAVES PASSAGEWAY Airman 1 Charles W. comes up out of the personnel way of a Minuteman missile one of 20 silos which became at noon today at Air Force Great the heat i Shell's administrative center will work out all James vice president of the Heads Team Heading the bargaining team for Minnesota Enterprises Inc. was its Ralph Gov. Elmer L. who had asked that any strike be de- layed until the said he was is a welcome relief for the governor said in a am sure they agreed with me that a strike at this time was simply unthinkable Last workers turned down a 27-cent an hour wage boost spread over the next three Court Directs Board to OK Amended Vote ST. PAUL The sota Supreme Court issued its for- mal opinion today in of its order directing the State vassing Board to accept amended vote returns from 10 The opinion confirmed that the decision was by a 9 to 2 Chief Justice Oscar KnuLson wrote the majority con- curred in by Associate Justice said Millions felt the sting of amounts left by of New York and other The unseasonably cold weather A flight over the area ern Huge drifts piled high i threatened the multi-million showed no and smoke as snow squalls adding j lar Florida citrus and vegetable curled peacefully from one the heavy now near their peak of trial last week's The total killed in the four-day more snow atop international i blustery The j Cleanup operations were It was below freezing in rebellion is believed to be more slowed and halted in some j ern sections of with than 40. including 26 ings of 26 in Tallahassee and The British assault on Seria be- Most of the Southland shivered Miami's low was a gan Monday when Gurkas and the in the season's coldest I frosty 40. Key in the Own Highlanders were James and Walter blowing snow other Schools Close Schools travel Missiles Declared Combat Ready U. S. Calls for Faster Withdraw WASHINGTON Soviet troops are being withdrawn from Cuba at a very slow U.S. officials said And although the United States is not pressing Russia on the issue it is expected to do so if the withdrawals not speeded up fairly Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a news conference Monday that the role of Soviet combat units in Cuba of great con- i cern to us and something we will follow very we in this sphere could not accept as a mal situation any Soviet military presence in he Put at The number of Soviet and men stationed on the bean island is estimated at to possibly Rusk what to be Soviet combat He described the of Soviet i power in Cuba as well these were there for the protection of tain missile sites or or for some other purpose is something that is of I watched very j held his first regular news conference since last July I a few hours before flying to Paris the annual December 1 level meeting of the 15-nation North Atlantic Rusk planned individual and Christmas shoppers delayed I Florida temperatures treme was below airlifted to on buying deaths pest the 50 Weather forecasters held no to 15 degrees below seasonal soared Work Nights Farmers and grove hope of any general j worked through the night as Even colder weather was I heavy frost and freezing on Page 2) lowans Shivering as Mercury Plunges Downward Minnesota and Iowa shivered together as the mercury ed to the lowest points of the season Slightly higher readings were forecast for Minnesota but for Iowa colder weather was on For the outlook for both states was It should warm up a bit Austin's highest reading in the past 24 hours was 10 It was 4 below on the Herald's re- cording thermometer at 8 a.m. while the clock on the Herald Annex signalled For the second weren't expected to lop the zero mark in parts of northern sota in N. Dakota A reading at N.D. was listed as the nation's coldest by the Fargo Weather By JACK ZYGMOND Before 1905. after an The Minuteman with its GREAT Mont. 10-year expenditure of more than fuel is ready to ings there with Allied the eastern and to a The Minuteman a test the United States is ex- go at all It is about half ministers and said much of the A wind driven snowstorm swampy field west of the vehicle for 22 months officially to have more than 800 of the size of the giant Atlas and in the council forced the closing of the Four rebels were killed in the becomes part of the nation's these three-stage on tan hut the latter can nearly opening would be con- owners I York State Thruway from i recapture of the time bombing power They include 150 in North ble the Minuteman range of corned with the world WEATHER station west of first of true push-button and South Dakota and ly Includes the All was reported quiet in Bru anct in j Minuteman nei the except Twenty of the In Addition represents an investment of sporadic sniping from missiles were declared ready lor In addition to the nation Defense Secretary Robert and ing war duty in a force oi approximately 100 McNamara has said this In questions KuaK Estimates of rebel concrete silos just west of and Titan plus an costs including the to taKe ranged from a few hundred to headquarters city for Malstrom morons weapons about one-third the cost 1 several I Air Force such as the who recently that The rebel force fought mostly I High ranking Air Force officers The warhead for the j i Britain had ceased to be a world with knives and a few turning over two flights i Minuteman is about one megaton Construction of the power and had not yet found a rifles and automatic to smaller than for the j new role Rusk called Britain captured from overrun police the Strategic Air and Titan 1961. This was a month after of the really great powers Work Continues i Ready to Go Fails to Develop Work is continuing throughout But the Minuteman offers China conflict and the crisis in relations between Bone chilling are expected to abate somewhat i v-v i if DI n 1111 i HA ii iu i itii i n i f i A rebel attack failed to develop central Montana to lower 130 most instant reaction f iat an oil port just inside er Minutemen into their launching and can be fired in less than 15; a S1 Today's highs in Minnesota were forecast at 4-10 below in the the Sarawak where a All are expected to be op- This compares with up and up to 2 above in the kha unit was dug in behind by to 30 minutes for the Atlas and lows will range from 8 Each missile is programmed for Titan which require to Ifl Insurgents were believed to a specific target and has its own ing liquid fuel loading prior to Cold in Too have the upper hand at the system to take it Coldest reading in Iowa this wak border village of morning was 8 below zero and at and farther first test launch and flight down i in and for sile was IBe Dispersed The 150 Minuteman missiles will be dispersed about six miles Atlantic Creates Problems He also said indirectly that criticisms of independent African nations voiced during an African tour last week by Sen. Allen J. had created problems for the State Ellender questioned African i v OL C N. had other lows included 7 be- i inside with overnight lows recorded at 5 below at i British Embassy OFFICIAL TELLS GTA and at Bemidji and N.D. 4 below at Sioux City and announced that it was Des Moines and 3 below at ing the passport of Sheik A. M. son Dubuque and Council the absentee leader of I the His political party has Warmest city in Iowa was been banned in which had a low of one has been in Manila above since last Today he applied i The United ended when processors can money by lowering prices paid to farmers for their products The British action humane purposes They said tho only way an federal official today quate supply of raw materials can Union Grain be assured is by paying fair Association meeting es to the Herbert assistant ad- Hold Balance ministrator for the Agency for In- GTA Development in general told the State told the tion that of this GTA that the U.S. is winning eral election show farm Claims U.S. Food Wins New Friends Afternoon Iowa the American Embassy for a ST. PAUL The United ended ere expected to he around of money ith brisk northwesterly Nations American t a r m abundance for adding to the Top The British action construct iv readings Monday ranged from 13 lo block travel a at Waterloo and Spencer to 24 at Kn Panel Meets in St. Paul Russia Had 10 Per Cent of Arms in Cuba Snow in North Snow was falling in north and northeast Iowa this after light snow hit most of the state The Iowa State Highway Com- mission reported that roads west of a line from Council Bluffs to Clarinda were 50 per on Recount people friends overseas because of ihe still hold the balance of power in judicious distribution of American agricultural 1U- said is He said U.S. food fare Ihe farmer the htisi ST. PAUL A panel of nx for is a tied to cent at three district court judges named billion annual business with other roads in Iowa Monday to head up the recount in food to some K million per Sonn R i House Better in Mess Than Minnesota's governor election sons jn no food ed to the annual were to meet at 2 p.m. stuffs include corn banquet to hear party of day Ramsey District harlev and vegetable of Freeman to foi m a new coalition GROUND H H chairman of board of A. md stopped in Los for ground breaking ceremony of the company new plant while en route to Sen Francisco to in the conference of the Committee of Economic Development of which is a trustee Pictured at the ceremony are Robert Mrs. Jay C. widow of the son of the founder of the Mrs. and H. C. Hormel plant manager at Los Court for their first session on laying ground lilies for the re- Savs check of include Attorneys for the two dren in feeding programs Republican Gov. Elmer L. of other almost 2.1 million and Democrat Lt. Karl families in areas HEWLETT were to meet this of chronic hunger and Better a dirty homo ning to try to get together on Waters said than a ground rules to he Waters also pointed to the dis Lieberbaum must he to the panel of of food in overseas df Detectives today are Named to the panel were Dis- velopment programs as an invest a burglary at Judges H. Sylvestre of mem jn the future for the United baum's Long Island home who will states He estimated the loss at E. Kaner of Duluth and all been worrying almut to in ard of St. Paul District what the common market is going to hi and about John W. Graff of St. Paul to do in the future to our in was named alternate tional export he said a New York Attorneys said they hoped re City wanted to could ho next UM mosi keep his home clean while he the future Ihe and his wife attended an out- over a 200-mile The missiles will remain in 84-foot holes with capacity to rule maintenance but later said his malfunctions occur an ments had been reported out of monitoring system will pinpoint i Rusk said the j later statement had clarified and The Minuteman originally was greatly improved the effect of to become earlier last Trouble in the At the outset of the news ance system forced corrections Rusk discounted the and j of any significant at the NATO j He said the States would argue in Paris for bringing NATO's European strength up to 1 full goal of 30 He said ways would also be discussed for improving consultations among Germany the 15 member governments on cellor Konrad Adenauer said the worldwide Union had placed Another Topic cent of nuclear in Further consideration of the Cuba before in to the U.S. problems of sharing for their the for chancellery reported the alliance members Adenauer made remark in another Rusk a Monday before a As for Rusk of the Union an the r-s government was In- of formed that Soviel forces in Cuba media favorable to the protection of nuclear He about I drawn in due was dis cloed by President at a news conference Nov. made by Premier Khrushchev in a letter to Kennedy that Officials say that LATE NEWS BRIEFS not forget to keep our eye dinner So he they locked their German shepherd in a so he wouldn't dirty tho When the re- Drops Test More Impact eloping nations ready have an over im- pact on foreign and it significant to that they eon WASHINGTON Rocket tain more than per cent of the the home was It failure cut off an Australian population of the frw world also was cleaned out of a 200- altitude scientific experiment The Farmers Union heard wall safe which shortly after launching Monday from two managers of processing glars and carted night at the National Aeronautics 1-owrll W. of away white the dog remained and Space Administration test and Ray Jr. locked 1 station at Wallops Va. They Mid the day Kittson County To Remain Dry Minn. of in a voted to retain the county's dry The was to with returns from one small precinct in the eastern part of the county not Christmas Goodies Rationed in Cuba HAVANA Cubans told today will have to ration to get the goodies that traditionally decorate the Christmas table nuts and Former FBI Agent Interrupts Hearing WASHINGTON AP A former FBI interrupted a hearing of the House on Un-American Activities unlay with a shouted demand that it discontinue its inquiry into Hit organisation Women Strike for Peace Soviets Arrest Own Research Worker security authorities arrested Soviet scientific research worker on he gave state to British and American Tww reported was put in general rather than precise terms and it was not yet known here just how large the Soviet withdrawal would Kennedys fo Holiday i in Florida WASHINGTON and Mrs. Kennedy will again spend the holidays at the home of a TV White that at estate of Col. Mi- an Oil spent the imi at the a the af Ola
