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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1963
Page
13
A dense classified ad page lists motorcycles new and used with contact details and locations, plus numerous autos including a 1958 Mercury convertible for 495 and a 1959 blue Impala for 1300. Tires and tubes are advertised by several dealers with low prices and trade offers.
A mixed ad list includes a 1962 Ford 44 ton pickup with 9000 actual miles and extra tires, a 1954 Chevrolet four door with six cylinder and manual transmission, a 1962 Ford V eight with 40 gallons and a 500 hard top, all listed with contact numbers. Also available are a 1953 Chevy Bel Air two door and a large selection of late model cars from Midway Car Sales at 411 and 910 W. Oakland. traders advertise trade up or down and contact numbers for each listing.
In Probate Court of Mower County Minnesota a hearing on the final account petition for distribution to entitled parties is set for August 19, 1963 at 10:00 A M in the Austin probate court. Notices will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required. File No 13000. Deputy Clerk Rosemary Woolsey. Attorney Wallace C. Stph for Petitioner. Austin Minnesota. Public notice dates July 20 27 August 3.
In Probate Court In Re Estate of Gerald Shaw. A hearing on the estate will be held September 3, 1963 at 10 o clock A M, with mailed notice provided by law. Dated July 11, 1963 Paul Kimball Jr Baudler and Baudler Attorneys for Petitioner File No. 12951
In probate court of Austin Minnesota Irene Soper petitions to probate the will of Tildle R. Barrett and appoint Irene Soper executrix. Hearing set for August 22 1963 at 10 AM. Creditors must file claims within four months. claims will be heard November 27 1963 at 10 AM. Publication and mailed notices required. Filed July 25 1963. File No 13110.
Notice is hereby given that default occurred under a June 20 1960 mortgage by George E. Gunion and Sarah A. Gunion to Donald M. Peterson and Carol M. Peterson. The sale of Outlet 50 Southgate First Addition Austin Township Austin Minnesota will occur September 17 1963 at 10:00 AM at the courthouse steps. The amount due is $2373.33 plus costs.
New York notes Sonny Liston lacks contenders after knocking out Cassius Clay. With Patterson out and Cassius in draft jeopardy, Liston may need Ernie Terrell or Doug Jones for big-money bouts. Past champs had ready rivals. Liston lacks similar options as he guards his heavyweight crown.
Minnesota Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin sends his squad to an intrasquad scrimmage at Bemidji State College tonight. The event previews next weekend’s West Coast exhibitions and helps sort players for NFL caliber. The program includes a band concert, field goal contest, Tarkenton pass demo, and the Van Brocklin scoring system evaluating interceptions and first downs.
The article outlines three stances square open and closed with feet aligned to flight and slight toe turnout. It notes weight distribution ball contact left heel and left instep plus individual players Sam Snead Jim Turnesa Jim Ferrier and personal experiences with each stance.
Ruth Jessen holds a two stroke edge over Kathy Whitworth and Marilynn Smith in the third round of the $12,500 Milwaukee Women's Open at North Shore Country Club. Jessen shot 73 to reach 141, while Whitworth and Smith added 73 and 71 to sit at 143 and 144 respectively as tough conditions challenged the field. Wright and Spork trail after midrounds with Wright suffering timing issues after a vacation and Spork nudging into fourth at halfway mark.
London AP report says the American track team may shake off jet lag to finish its European trip with a flourish against a light British squad. The American women also aim to narrow the margin against the English, after a poor Moscow showing. The squad arrived late from Hannover where they crushed a strong West German team 141 82. Rest day is Sunday with events at White City resuming Monday.
Lisbon United reports Benfica signed Serafirm from Porto for a record Portuguese league fee. The move on Thursday sets a new transfer record and shifts the balance of Portugal’s top flight.
Houston Colt .45s have started four players aged 19 to 21 this season. Rus ty Stabu John Bateman Jim Wynn and Ernie Fazio are the young quartet in Houston.
University of Kentucky studies link the year’s widespread racehorse disease to two influenza related virus strains. Researchers identify both strains as related to influenza and connected to the outbreak affecting many horses.
Fifty-one MSU athletes at East Lansing received academic grades of B or better for the spring quarter. The NEA report highlights strong scholarly performance across programs and student athletes.
Nashville notes tribute to Art Guepe who led Vanderbilt football for a decade, a tenure surpassed only by Dan McGugin among Commodores coaches.
Daytona Beach Florida NEA reports motor cycle ace George Roeder switches to four wheel racing for the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway. He is regarded as one of the nation's top riders and will compete in the stock car race.
Danny Osinski of the Los Angeles Angels says he is "just beginning to learn how to pitch" after spending 12 seasons in minor league cities across nine years. The veteran pitcher reflects on the long road through the minors while preparing for major league opportunities.
Marty Riessen, newly named to the U.S. Davis Cup team as a doubles specialist, hopes to prove his singles value in the Eastern Grass Court Championships semifinals. He faces Northwestern teammate Clark Graebner while Gene Scott meets Dave Reed in the other semifinal. Riessen soon joins the U.S. squad in Los Angeles for the Mexico series.
The AFL opens its fourth season with the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Chargers at Balboa Stadium and the Houston Oilers vs. Broncos in Denver. The Patriots meet the Raiders in Oakland on Sunday as pre season action begins. Regular AFL play starts Sept 6 and the NFL season on Sept 14.
An unknown wagerer took $37,116.10 on the twin double at Monticello Raceway in Monticello New York Friday night. The winning combination was 7 1 6 5 covering races five through eight, a likely track record for New York harness racing.
Linda Joe Baker aged 20 from Atlanta Georgia captured her unprecedented third straight women's figure skating title at the National Amateur roller skating meet in Portland Oregon on Wednesday night.
Grinnell Iowa five holes in one have been recorded at Grinnell Country Club. The latest is Dr Peter Boeke’s ace on the par three No 2 hole Thursday.
Jack Rule, age 24 from Iowa, shot a 61 on the Keller course to reach 128 and lead the St Paul Open by four over Jerry Pittman of Tulsa. He says a more aggressive approach helped his play after a period of playing it too safe.
In 11 years of racing in Puerto Rico, Pedro Juan Vinales rode 391 mounts and produced one winner for a winning percentage of 0.25 percent, a note that challenges the notion that Johnny Longden holds the all time record for most races won or lost.
London AP reports Earl Mountbatten admiral of the British fleet will depart September 15 for a six day tour of Canada and the United States. He will confer with Canadian and U.S. defense chiefs and receive an honorary degree from Jacksonville University. Also in Dallas Texas Joan Dorsey a 23 year old first known Black stewardess training at American Airlines says she sees herself as a pioneer and is eager to begin work. She reports no incidents during training and praises fellow students.
Burglars used a hole in the roof to enter Matulef's Fine Food Store and removed cash and checks totaling several thousand dollars. Store owner James Matulef reported the loss. The State Tax Commission announced July cigarette tax revenue at 1,411,548 dollars, up 232,945 from July 1962, following a 5 cent per pack rate.
Donald E. Treka, 32, suffered first degree burns over much of his body when a gas heater exploded while he tried to repair it. The blast demolished the home of his father, Leo F. Treka, Friday. Donald Treka was reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital.
Sioux City Dr. Victor T. Scoville 54 head of radio biology at St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital died Friday from severe chest injuries after a fall from a tree earlier in the week. Autopsy by Woodbury County Medical Examiner Dr. Thomas L. Corden linked death to the chest trauma.
National Park Service Director Conrad L. Wirth testified before a Senate interior subcommittee in support of Western scenic and historic park bills. He endorsed Sen. Burdick's Ft Union site plan in Williams County involving 320 acres at about 30000 dollars, development near half a million, and annual maintenance around 48000 dollars. He also backed marking and memorializing the Lewis and Clark expedition trail with federal-state cooperation.
A report notes giant sequoia trees in California develop bark up to two feet thick in places. Scientists explain thick bark aids fire resistance and tree longevity amid environmental stressors.
In Chicago’s Englewood district on the South Side, at least 49 people were arrested including 22 juveniles as racial protests entered a fifth night. One officer was slightly injured by a thrown bottle amid tensions over three Negro families moving into an all white area.
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