Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital Brief Births
List of newborns with parents and addresses from St Olaf Hospital and nearby locales. Notable entries include Aug 1 and Aug 2 births to Cherwin and Rigdon families, with a Philippines station note for Christgau family. Also reports visitors policy at Winona Community Hospital and temperature readings for today and year ago.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Dean Trom
Gordon Trom
Blooming Prairie
Surgical
Glenn Krulish
Sth Ave. SW
Austin
Harold Riemann
Stockton
Humphrey Plans to Oust Hershey is Elected
Detroit AP dispatch reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey says he will fire draft director Lewis B. Hershey after being elected president. He notes Hershey's support for George C. Wallace and criticizes current Selective Service reforms. McCarthy has urged Hershey's resignation.
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Detroit
Hubert Humphrey
Lewis B. Hershey
Humphrey
Hershey
Albania
George C. Wallace
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gen. Hershey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Read family thanks calf return helpers
We express sincere thanks to Rod Kenyon Steve Walker Billy Mark Doreen Ida Rieling Sonny Read and family for helping us get our calves back home. It was all appreciated. Mr and Mrs M L Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Kenyon
Steve Walker
Billy
Mark
Doreen
Ida Rieling
Sonny Read
M. L. Read
Municipal Court Minutes Reported Guilty Pleas and Fines
Steven Torgerson of Austin pleaded guilty to a driving while suspended charge and pay a 100 dollar fine plus license plate impoundment. a second driving offense was dismissed on motion. Robert Richards of Austin was found guilty on a disorderly conduct citizen charge and fined 50 dollars. Larry Ames of 1406 5th St SE pleaded guilty to a sheriff’s charge for minor consumption, fined 100 dollars. Randolph Essen of Brownsdale pleaded guilty to a petty theft police charge, 15 days jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Torgerson
Austin Rt. 4
Robert Richards
Austin Rt. 5
Larry Ames
5Th St. SE
Randolph Essen
Brownsdale
Saving Firm Sets Money for Housing
Harold W. Greenwood Jr., president of Midwest Federal Savings and Loan Association, announced the Twin Cities lender will provide 1 million in government insured home buying loans. The funds target low income families under the new housing program created by the 5.3 billion housing bill signed by President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Presidet Johnson
Harold W. Greenwood Jr
Midwest Federal Savings and Loan Association
Midwest
Greenwood
Gunman Wounds 2 NY Policemen Ambush in Crown Heights
In Crown Heights Brooklyn a gunman with a shotgun wounded two patrolmen at close range as they answered a call. Officials called it an ambush and about 20 officers in bulletproof vests conducted a neighborhood search for the assailant.
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NEW York
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Marathon Cancelled In Mexico City After Planned Run
Mexico City's marathon was cancelled by the National Track and Field Federation with no reason given. In Minnesota Gary Burton and Gerry Douglas won opening Birchmont Golf Tournament matches as the field shrank to 16 for the second round. In Lincoln veteran coach Dick Smith of Phoenix predicted the U S Olympic diving team will win again but noted foreign divers are catching up.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Track and Field Federation
Bemidji, Minn
Gary Burton
Gerry Douglas
Birchmont
Lincoln
Neb
Dick Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
U.S
Red Sox Acquire Floyd Robinson for Pinch Hitting
Boston signs Floyd Robinson for left handed pinch hitting duties and releases veteran Norm Siebern, who primarily served in the same role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Floyd Robinson
Norm Siebern
College Students Answer Dare and The Replies Get Attention
Cleveland publisher Jack Cashin surveyed college readers via Dare magazine to gauge opinions on cars, business and public figures. The GE-225 analysis found GM popular as a favorite car and as a business group least liked, with LBJ the least admired figure and Lindsay top among public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
Jack Cashin
Cashin
Dare
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Hefner
Chairman Mao
Center For Documentation and Communication Research
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University
General Motors
Dow Chemicals
IBM
Chevrolet
Chevy
Pontiac
Marines Confirm Young Defector Kill In Vietnam Clash
Marine investigation identifies a white Marine, seen as missing since 1965, as the young Leatherneck killed by a reconnaissance patrol during a clash with an enemy squad near Da Nang. Sources say the man, shot at under 20 yards, cried for help as he fell.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Markets weigh cattle hogs and grains in Twin City area rounds
Across Minneapolis and Chicago markets cattle and calves scarce with limited test trade. Slaughter steers 27.00 27.50 per cwt while heifers 25.75 26.50. Hogs 4 500 pounds steady to higher with 21.25 for 200 230 pounds. Sheep 500 head steady with lambs 25.50 26.00. Chicago hogs mostly 25 higher with 21.50 21.75 for 205 230 pounds. Cattle 4,000 head with steers 28.50 29.00 for prime yields. Grain and produce quotes show wheat corn oats barley rye flax soybeans inline with market.
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ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Austin
Hormel
U.S
Dow Chemical Growth Hits Public Enthusiasm Gap
Investor questions why Dow Chemical, an A quality stock with eight years of growth in sales earnings and dividends, has limited price gains as market excitement lags. Shulsky notes Dow’s eight year volume doubled and earnings rose while the P E ratio fell from 31 to 18.
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Dow Chemical
Dow
Stocks New York at 1 P M Prices Climb Across Ranges
AP stock desk reports 1 pm trading with gains in Allied Chrom Inland Steel Allis Chalmers and many industrials. Major names like AT&T Boeing Chrysler Exxon Mobil Ford General Electric and RCA show partial advances amid a broad market tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Ch
Hary
AmCan
AmMtr
Jns & L
At&t
Kencott
Anconda
Lorillard
Archon
Minn MM
Armco St
Minn PL
Nw Bane
Penney
Pepsi
Phillips
RCA
Deere
Rexall
duPont
Sears
Firestone
Shell
Saetre Named District Judge by Governor LeVander
Gaylord A. Saetre of Moorhead was appointed district judge by Gov. Harold LeVander to succeed the late Judge Norman Nelson. Saetre, 51, Clay County probate judge and former Republican attorney general candidate in 1958 and 1960, starts effective Monday after Nelson’s July 10 death in an automobile accident.
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James Cherwinka
Cannon Falls
Son
Robert Rigdon
10Th Ave
Austin S
Loren Christgau
Philippines
Sdn
Edgar Christgau
William Arnold DeBoer
Ellendale
Jean Elizabeth Felty
Joseph Dean Carroll
3Rd St
Evelyn Louise Fahie
1St Ave
Joseph Larry McFarland
Gainsville
Paulette Kaye Mauseth
Austin Rt. 2
Wencl
C. L. Wend
Worlein Funeral Home
Joe Matt
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Carpenter
Earl H. Carpenter
Mayer Funeral Home
Barry Carnine
Fred Kraft
Story & Clark
Story & Clerk
Storytone Mahogeny
Excbu
Earl White Music
1St St. WE
N.Y
Baseball Purchase
Robert Enright
Chamber of Commerce
David Averbook
Chester Warren
Enright
George Leland
Chamber
Coast To Coast
By Roger Doughty
Johnson
LBJ
George Wallace
Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Charles de Gaulle
John Lindsay
Robert Kennedy
Everett Dirksen
William Buckley
Richard Nixon
Nélson Rockefeller
Eugene McCarthy
Nixon
Marines
Chicago
Sam Shulsky
Investor's Guide
American Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Rochester
Commodities, Inc
Olmsted County Bank
Minnesota
Westminster Presbyterian Church
6Th St
Robert A. Morgen
Barry Kiel
Ap' Odi
LeVander
Herald
Want Ad
ATH
Cadillacs Motor Car Division
Callie
Cadillac
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