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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
11
Renovated three bedroom home in Austin area with family kitchen and spacious living spaces. Excellent condition with landscaped yard. owner leaving town. Contact 433-9058 or 433-3823 for details. price listed as a real buy at 16100.
Cattle and hog farm on approximately 460 acres with semi modern buildings. Good nine room home with 114 baths. Machinery available with the farm. Near school and churches. Contact Edwin Bagsler in LeRoy Minnesota or Davis at 4-5324.
District ad offers a commercial property with living quarters and financing options. It lists used cars including 1961 Rambler Deluxe 2 door with 33 000 miles for 795, 1959 Rambler Ambassador 4 door for 795, 1958 Mercury convertible for 495, plus multiple late model cars from Midway Car Sales with easy payments. Address given 126 North 218 Austin. Budget includes phone numbers Bud Atwood Motor Co and Midway Car Sales locations.
Advertises rental listings in the Austin Daily Herald with guidance on including location details such as section of town quiet neighborhoods furnishings and amenities like private entrance private bath and garage to attract tenants.
Time to cash in on attic and garage holdings with Austin Daily Herald Want Ads. Deadline for word ads is the day prior to publication, making it easy to list usable articles for quick sale and fund new purchases.
In Mississippi, 1963 governor candidates confront race and federal power. Former Gov. James P. Coleman faces Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson and Charles L. Sullivan in August primaries, amid fierce segregationist opposition to Kennedy era policies and debates over state sovereignty and desegregation.
An integrated variety show at Miles College in Birmingham ended when part of a makeshift stage collapsed during Johnny Mathis mid song. Two spectators were treated for injuries as the fundraiser by the American Guild of Variety Artists faced prior tensions with city officials over venue availability.
Officials said the duck population rose this year but remains below mid 1950s levels. The House subcommittee probes hunting rules as flyway councils push for longer seasons and higher bag limits citing breeding gains in Canada and northern states.
The Soviet Union launched an unmannedCosmos earth satellite, said to be No. 19 in the series begun March 16, 1962. Moscow Radio announced the mission.
Paris sources say President Kennedy signaled that France could receive American nuclear aid if conditions are avoided. De Gaulle reportedly replied but rejected any aid with strings attached, underscoring France’s stance on the partial nuclear test ban.
In Hiroshima a 15,000 strong crowd paused at 8:15 a.m. to mark the Aug 6, 1945 atom bomb. Mayor Hamai welcomed the partial nuclear test ban signed in Moscow as delegates from Red China to the Soviet Union watched a subdued memorial amid world conference disputes over testing.
A Guatemala survey reports that more than half of the population is of pure Indian descent, highlighting enduring indigenous heritage across the country. The finding underscores social and cultural identities rooted in Maya and other indigenous lineages.
St Paul attorney Terrance O'Toole is named to the Minnesota Municipal Commission by Gov Karl Rolvaag. The move fills the trio on the panel joining Joseph Robbie of Minneapolis and Robert Johnson of Anoka. Edman shifts to research post with the Legislative Interim Commission on Outdoor Recreation.
American forces conducted ambush drills in the Korean DMZ, establishing three traps for North Korean patrols before withdrawing at dawn. The operation involved a large force, held fire until targets approached, and mirrored earlier combat threats near Panmunjom where two Americans were killed.
Mercedes McCambridge seeks 50000 dollars in a personal injury suit filed in Superior Court alleging a January 13 fall at the Masquers Club during rehearsal left her unable to work for months.
The Internal Revenue Service filed a lien for 32 462 43 against Calvin L Hughes in Terre Haute Indiana after he failed to pay taxes on stolen money. Hughes a former Air Force member, was convicted of robbing a San Antonio bank in 1958 and captured about three hours after the crime with all funds recovered.
AP reports U S State Department documents detail unrest and near revolt within Red China's army during 1960 61 confirming Chinese hints of major shakeups. The record traces disaffection to Mao Zedongs 1958 program, Peng Teh huai 1959 dismissal, and subsequent loss of Soviet aid after Khrushchev criticism.
Alabama public school children will be required to take a Bible course following a State Board of Education ruling. The change mirrors existing Bible-reading practices despite the Supreme Court decision limiting scripture in classroom exercises.
Thirty Guernsey cows and a bull will live underground for two weeks in a $35,000 shelter built in 1961 on J Gordon Roberts' dairy farm near Elkhorn. The test, led by Roberts, simulates livestock response to postattack conditions with limited outdoor exercise after initial days.
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