Austin Drugstore Pioneer Guy Wold Honored
Austin marks the retirement of Guy K. Wold the city’s oldest druggist and retailer as Mayor Svejkovsky and the Midtown Group honor him with a citywide dinner at the Red Cedar Inn. Wold’s sister Mrs Wold and Miss Ethel Wold attend alongside Leland and Holand praising his community service and pharmacy career.
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Mrs. Wold
Ethel Wold
Guy Wold
Red Cedar Inn
Guy K. Wold
Wold
Cecille
Midtown Group
Austin Midtown Association
Guy
Roger Svejkovsky
Midtown Association
Leland
Midtown
Chamber of Commerce
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P. J. Holand
Holand
K. O. Wold
Austin
George Hager
College of Pharmacy
University of Minnesota
Hager
Northwestern University
Henry M. Moen
Minnesota State Pharaceutical Association
Austin Retail Druggists Association
Dean Hager
Clarence Lillquist
Lillquist
George Dugan
Chamber — of Commerce
Trial Set for May 4 in Fergus Falls Slaying Case
Philip C. Stangvik, 25, faces three first degree murder charges for the July slayings of his wife and two children while on leave from a Fergus Falls mental hospital. His trial is scheduled May 4 in Clay District Court after a transfer request from Otter Tail County.
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Fergus Falls
Minnetonka Man Convicted in Fatal Highway Collision
Richard L. Anderson, 34, of Minnetonka Beach, was sentenced to up to five years in Stillwater Prison after pleading guilty to criminal negligence in the death of Cheryl C. Before, 18, who was struck while walking along a highway near Navarre last fall. Judge Bergin stayed the term’s start until July 1 to allow him to operate a family business while his mother recovers from surgery.
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Richard L. Anderson
Minnetonka Beach
Stilwater
Cheryl C. Before
Navarre
Thomas Bergin
Anderson
General Melvin Maas Dies at 65 War Hero and State Figure
Gen. Melvin J Maas a renowned Marine flier and Republican congressman from 1929 to 1945 died at 65 in Bethesda Maryland. He became unsalaried chairman of the Presidents Committee on Employment of the Handicapped and left a legacy of aviation advocacy and public service despite blindness from wartime injuries. Burial is planned at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Minn
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Chevy Chase, Md
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Anthony C. Martino
Richmond, Va
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Annapolis, Md
Arlington National Cemetery
Five Dead as Dust Storms Roar Across Plains
An unusually deep low pressure storm battered the lower Plains driving dust across Oklahoma and Minnesota. Five deaths occurred in highway accidents while crops and property suffered widespread damage. Authorities assess crop losses and battle downed lines, wrecked vehicles, and power outages from Minnesota to Illinois.
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Okla
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Weather Bureau
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A. H. Robinson
Dirksen pushes party support for civil rights amendments
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen seeks party backing for about 15 amendments to the civil rights bill’s equal employment opportunity section. He predicts substantial GOP backing for a new approach aimed at softening the provisions and hopes to win some Southern Democratic support despite their opposition. The debate enters its sixth week as Dixiefies deliver more speeches.
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Illinois
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Rail and Union Bargainers Near Key Point in Strike Talks
President Johnson monitors fifth day of bargaining as 5 unions and about 200 railroads pursue a voluntary settlement. Federal mediators to report progress Wednesday to the White House, guiding potential steps to avert a nationwide rail strike.
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Johnson
White House
George Reedy
Reedy
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
London Hikes Tobacco and Alcohol Taxes for Budget
The government announced a 10 percent tax increase on tobacco and alcohol to fund a larger next year budget of 20.6864 billion dollars. The move aims to cover rising public spending and deficits.
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London
Well Explosion forces evacuations in Calumet gas area
A well drilling in a large gas field exploded and released contaminated air prompting evacuations of at least 26 residents in Calumet Oklahoma. Air quality concerns forced officials to order temporary sheltering and caution measures in the vicinity.
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Mets Sell Snider to Giants in Cash Deal
The New York Mets sold veteran outfielder Duke Snider to the San Francisco Giants for an undisclosed cash amount.
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New York Mets
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San Francisco Giants
Government to Buy More Beef for Bases Overseas
Democratic congressional leaders after a breakfast with President Johnson said the Defense Department is increasing beef purchases for U S military bases overseas.
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Washington
Johnson
Defense Department
Eight injured as Cape Kennedy rocket ignites during checks
Eight people were injured, several seriously, when a Delta rocket stage ignition during a spin test at Cape Kennedy ignited a solid propellant rocket attached to an Orbiting Solar Observatory. The spacecraft was damaged and victims were rushed to Cocoa Beach and Patrick AFB hospitals. The incident marked the first serious Cape Kennedy mishap in 14 years of operations.
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Air Force Ambulance
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Sidney Dagle
Cape Canaveral Hospital
Gabel
Patrick
Air Force
Kline Begins 10-Year Prison Term in Stillwater
Marvin L. Kline, former Minneapolis mayor, starts a 10-year Stillwater Prison term for grand larceny after illegally raising his salary from 23000 to 48000 as head of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Institute. Attorney Harry Peterson says no further appeals are planned following the Supreme Court denial to review the case. Kline also appeals a separate 10-year federal sentence for alleged mail fraud tied to Kenny fundraising.
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Marvin L. Kline
Stillwater
Harry Peterson
U.S. Supreme Court
Kline
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Institute
Occasional clouds and a warm Wednesday outlook
Occasional cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with a drop in temperatures tonight. Warmer conditions arrive Wednesday with a low around 26 to 32 degrees and a daytime high near 58 to 64 degrees.
Schedule of Pages Late News Area News Editorials Sports
The page list outlines sections including Late News Area News Editorials and Sports with references to pages 2 7 4 8 11 6 11 9 for Harris Survey on page 12. It serves as a navigation aid for the edition’s content layout and page numbering.
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Harris
Wind Furies Sweep Austin with Minor Damage
High winds of 50 to 70 mph with gusts to 83 mph lashed Austin and the Midwest, tearing shingles downed lines and trees. No injuries were reported, but outages affected about 30 telephone lines and scores of Welcome banners along Main Street. Chamber and utilities crews worked late to restore temporary lines and collect fallen banners.
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