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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1966

Page

2

Scuba unit stolen as girl drowns in Iowa incident

The Associated Press reports a scuba diving unit was stolen from a St Paul bathhouse through a skylight hindering rescue efforts. Orpha Bender, 15, of Kalona Iowa, drowned in Lake Phelan after going under Sunday afternoon during a summer camp, despite lifeguard attempts. Rodney Bode, 21, of Courtland also drowned Sunday in Washington Lake near Mankato, with two swimmers unable to help. Kevin Rohl, 8, of Elk River drowned at Lake Orono.

Orpha Bender Kalona Iowa Associated Press St. Paul Allen Gobert Gobert Lake Phelan Rodney Bode Courtland Washington Lake Mankato Bode Kevin Rohl Lake Orono Elk River John Rohl Anoka

Cabinet sworn in as Sato reshuffles to ease LDP rifts

Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's 19 member Cabinet was sworn in before Emperor Hirohito at the imperial palace. He vowed no change in foreign policy and focus on economic development amid rising living costs. London notes the Colonial Office's closure and transfer of duties to the Dependent Territories Division. Manila warns residents near Taao volcano of potential earthquakes as eruptions persist. In Warsaw Poles face 15 to 50 percent cigarette price increases, tied to health concerns and a 40 percent rise in consumption since 1954.

Associated Press Tokyo Eisaku Sato Hirohito Imperial Palace Sato Liberal-Democratic Party London British Colonial Office Abaleke Zanzibar Colonial Office Dependent Territories Division Commonwealth Secretary Europe

Missing excursion boat reported off Cornish coast

Fifty foot motor cruiser Darlwin with 25 aboard, including seven children, left Fowey for Falmouth Sunday and did not arrive. Coast Guard lifeboats and helicopters searched a gale swept area. The last sighting was leaving Fowey harbor, 40 miles from Falmouth. Fears engines failed and boat blown to sea. Plenty of food and drink aboard.

Falmouth England Fowey Coast Guard Fowey Harbor

Japan Has Hand in Future of Asia

Washington AP report quotes retiring U.S. ambassador Ed Reischauer saying Japan will likely shape Asia more than China in the long run. He cites Japan's positive role as less understood than China's negative influence.

Washington (Ap Edwin O. Reischauer U.S Tokyo Japan Asia China U.S. News & World Report Reischauer

Minnesota gubernatorial race outlined by Rolvaag and Keith

The Sugar Hills recall a year ago sparked clashes in the DFL as Gov Karl Rolvaag and Lt Gov A M Keith campaigned across Iron Range stops. Keith pled to name a business advisory panel to cut state costs and boost rural jobs while Rolvaag criticized the idea that state help can solve farming issues. A Short Stopka backer urged Short to quit over anti labor views amid union picket lines.

Associated Press Sugar Hills Democratic- Farmer - Labor Party Minnesota Karl Rolvaag Eveleth Virginia DFL A.M. Keith Sugar Hills Resort Grand Rapids Karl Rolvaag Keith Harold Jr Jean Harold LeVander St. Paul Chamber of Commerce Michigan Recommenda Robert Short Minneapolis Admiral Merchants Motor Freight, Inc Short Leamington Hotel Interstate Commerce Commission John Stopka Columbia Heights

Wisconsin counts 23 traffic deaths in weekend toll

Wisconsin reported 23 traffic deaths over the weekend boosted by several multiple fatality crashes. A four death accident at a railroad crossing east of Wisconsin Rapids involved a car struck by a Green Bay and Western freight train. All four victims were from Green Bay returning from stock car races in Wisconsin Rapids.

Associated Press Wisconsin Wisconsin Rapids Green Bay and Western Green Bay Wis

Soviet Economic Growth Declines Report Says

A congressional study concludes Soviet economic growth has fallen sharply and the gap with the United States GNP has not narrowed since 1958. The five volume symposium warns the USSR may not catch up industrially by 1970 though it continues to show broad economic advances.

Washington U.S Senate House Economic Committee Soviet Union United States

Victim Dies After Parking Lot Crash

AP reports Kay Ann Mulvaney a 19 year old of St Paul died in a hospital after being crushed by two cars in a parking lot a week earlier. The incident occurred in St Paul and a hospital death followed injuries from the crash.

ST. Paul Kay Ann Mulvaney

Brainerd Drive-in Theater Held Up

A gunman robbed Gull Drive-in Theater north of Brainerd Saturday night taking $600. Teala Loney, 16, on duty at the box office, described the robber wearing a heavy nylon stocking over his head.

Brainerd

Berkeley Youth Dies in Fall After LSD Trip

Vernon L. Cox, 20, a UC Berkeley student, allegedly jumped from a fourth story window four hours after taking LSD for the first time. Witnesses Kenneth D. Tavalin, Ronald E. Ayer, and Francis D. Turner described his erratic behavior and repeated threats to go on a trip to Europe as friends restrained him. No arrests were reported.

Berkeley Vernon L. Cox University of California Air Force Kenneth D. Tavalin Cox Europe

Four Die as Severe Rains Flood Rawalpindi

Four persons perished and seven remained missing after a heavy downpour in Rawalpindi. Three inches of rain in two hours flooded lowlying areas and overwhelmed streets, with police reporting the casualties and ongoing search efforts.

Rawalpindi Pakistan

Nigeria Military Chief Held by Rebels Amid Talks

Nigeria's military ruler Gen Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi remained in rebel hands as negotiations continued. Reports from London and officials in Lagos described limited fighting but rebels controlled Kano and areas near Lagos while a BOAC flight resumed to Kano to evacuate civilians and families.

Myron K. Myers London Nigeria Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi Ironsi Commonwealth Relations Office Ibadan Kano Lagos Ikewa Abeokuta British Overseas Airways Corp

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