Area Students Win Science Fair Awards
Area students earned multiple awards at the Southeast Division Regional Science Fair in Winona. John Herzog, 7th grade, won a southeastern Minnesota Dental Society award. Lyle High freshman David Kuechenmeister won gold and blue for nitrates in wells. Pacelli freshmen Mary Regner, Caroline Rysavy, and others also received blue ribbons and placements.
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John Herzog
Winona
Southeastern Minnesota Dental Society
David Kuechenmeister
Ly 1E
Wells
Mower County
Harold Jensen
Hayfield
Kettering
Mary Regner
Caroline Rysavy
Pacelli
Robert Shaw
Mark Brill
Randy Blaser
Kathy Grimley
Karen Kellett
Sister M. Bernarda
Roger Evanson
Steve Anderson
Darrell Mandt
Lyle
Jerry Reuter
Dina Amacher
Sheryl Brown
Robert Brandt
David Block
Gary Rosenberger
Quake Hits Yugoslavia and Hungary. death toll rises
An earthquake struck northern Yugoslavia and southern Hungary with at least one death and over 100 injuries. Belgrade and Budapest reported damage and panic as buildings shifted, schools closed, and thousands fled. Hardest hit areas included Szekszard and Slavonski Brod with significant structural damage and uninhabitable houses.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Budapest
Djakovo
Szekszard
Slavonski Brod
City to Lose Bus Service in Austin
Austin Transit Inc will suspend operation of city buses May 31 due to insufficient business. President Bill Pike says there is no bankruptcy, buses will be sold individually or as a fleet, and bills will be paid as usual despite the halt.
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Austin Transit, Inc
Bill Pike
Pike
Austin
Jordan King Hussein Begins U S State Visit in Philadelphia
King Hussein of Jordan arrives in Philadelphia to begin a state visit at the invitation of President Johnson. The 29 year old monarch is greeted by Mayor James H. J. Tate.
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Philadelphia
King Hussein of Jordan
United States
Johnson
James H. J. Tate
U S Ski Ace Buddy Werner Dies In Swiss Avalanche
In St Moritz Switzerland Buddy Werner 28 an American Olympic alpine ace and Barbi Henneberger 23 a West German women’s champion die in an avalanche while filming a ski fashions movie near Samedan. Fifteen others survive or are rescued.
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U.S
ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Buddy Werner
Samedan
Barbara
Barbi) Henneberger
West Germany
Fritz Wagnerberger
Grissom and Young Named Gemini Orbital Team
Maj. Virgil I. Grissom and Lt. Cmdr. John W. Young were chosen as the first two astronauts to pilot a two man Gemini orbital mission later this year. Backup crew will be Cmdr. Walter M. Schirra Jr. and Capt. Thomas P. Stafford.
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Grissom
Young
Gemini
Stafford
Schirra
Houston, Tex
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Oth
Mercury
John Glenn
Glenn
Maj
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Tornado Toll in Iowa Kansas Missouri Hits Six Die
Dazed survivors search rubble as tornadoes ripped eastern Kansas western Missouri and southwestern Iowa. Six people were killed and at least 50 injured. Destruction spread from Garnett to Yorktown with homes barns and businesses damaged or destroyed and telecommunication lines knocked out.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Jack L. Wilson
Independence
Kan
Warren Kenyon Sr
Neosho
Ella
Garnett
Charles Hedger
Pleasant Hill
Victor Kerns
Leeton
U.S. 59
Leavenworth
Weston
Yorktown
Eichhorst
Kevin Huseman
Neetha Steeve
Winds Haul Damage Through Rochester City Area
Severe winds struck Rochester causing roof damage to businesses including a Holiday Motel server area and nearby Sears outlet. A sun deck at the Arthur Hotel collapsed and a large sign fell. Rain accompanied the storm with up to 50 mph winds near the Mayo Clinic area. One area suffered tree damage as thunderstorms moved from a low pressure center.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Soldiers Field Golf Course
Sears
Arthur Hotel
Mayo Clinic
Fair Grounds
Crossroads
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Earthquake Hits Szekszard Hungary
Radio Budapest reports a quake struck Szekszard in southern Hungary causing building damage and panic among a 50,000 population. Affected residents rushed to safety as aftershocks were possible.
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Belgrade
Budapest
Radio Re
Radio Budapest
Vienna
Szekszard
Hungary
Michelangelo Pieta Arrives Aboard Cristoforo Colombo
The Pieta marble sculpture arrived in New York aboard the liner Cristoforo Colombo en route to the New York World's Fair, described by AP as one of the most perfect masterpieces.
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New York
Michelangelo
Cristoforo Colombo
Mth Victim of Strangler in Norwood Mass
A 63 year old woman was found strangled with a nylon stocking in her bedroom in Norwood Massachusetts. The killing marks the twelfth unsolved strangling of women in eastern Massachusetts in less than two years.
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Norwood
Mass
Massachusetts
East Berlin Youth Escapes To West Through Fences
An East Berlin youth escaped to West Berlin this morning after border guards fired shots. He crawled through four barbed wire fences to reach the West, reports said.
Sihanouk Bans American and British Newsmen from Cambodia
Cambodia's chief of state Prince Nordom Sihanouk barred all American and British newsmen accusing them of virulent attacks and calumnies. He singled out Time magazine and the Washington Post over their reporting.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nordom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Time Magazine
Washington Post
Reynolds claims Johnson aide muzzled him over Baker probe
Insurance man Don B. Reynolds alleges a Johnson aide urged him to stay silent as he cooperated with Sen. John J. Williams who was investigating Bobby Baker. Reynolds says George Reedy contacted him to refrain from statements and warned of jail if he talked.
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Washington
Don B. Reynolds
Johnson
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
Reynolds
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate Rules Committee
Radio Press International
Williams
George Reedy
White House
Sen
Senate Democrats
Herald drops column rules across entire paper today
Herald readers notice a change as column rules are removed from page one and the editorial page for the first time throughout the paper. The move aligns with the Herald policy to keep up with advances in make up technique, improving readability.
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Herald
Weather outlook with cool temperatures through Tuesday
Partial clearing tonight and colder with a low of 28 to 32. High Tuesday is expected 40 to 45. Looking ahead to Wednesday, a little warmer conditions with no precipitation of consequence.
Schedule of Pages Area News-3 Sports-8, 9 Editorials-4 VS.Mkts.-10 Society-6
The page list shows sections for Area News on page 3, Sports on pages 8 and 9, Editorials on page 4, VS Markets on page 10, Society on pages 6 and 13, and Comics on page 1 with Harris Survey on page 13. Readers are directed to these sections for content.
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Society
Harris
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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Sears Auto
Clarinda
Stanley Edgar
Page County
Dayre Williams
Clarinda Hospital
Don Gradgill
Here
Theodore A. Letzing
Lutheran Church
Sheriff's Office
Stanton
Glen Larson
Carroll Johnson
Lester Anderson
Lloyd Strickland
Alvin Malmberg
Anderson
Twister
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LBJ
Twister Flattens
Page County School For
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