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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
15
£500 down and $50 per month buys this clean modern home at 1100 SW 10th Ave. Drive by and call us for an appointment. Evenings Mr. Ganfield HE 3-4182 Mrs. Ring HE 3-5379 Mr. Harber HE 7-4136
Classified notices include a cafe for sale inquiry by owner and a request to buy about 100 acres with location and price by letter. Also offers for a 1961 Triumph TRG motorcycle with low mileage and contact in evenings, plus used tires and tubes and a dealer ad for tires and marine services.
Multiple 1950s era autos offered in Minnesota and nearby towns. Includes 1955 Olds 88 four door, 1955 Chrysler four door, 1953 Chevrolet straight stick, 1952 Chevrolet Powerglide, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air two door, 1957 Dodge $300, 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 XL hardtop, 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air, and other compact cars. Listings show contact numbers and locations in Bloomington, Blooming Prairie, Spring Valley, and surrounding areas.
Large selection of late model cars including a 1955 Buick Century four door hard top. Also offering a 1963 LeMans Tempest with 4 200 miles at good price and a 1963 Willys Wagonneer four wheel drive with 9000 miles. Call HE 3 5940 or 433 3525 for details and offers.
In Minnesota Mower County Probate Court hears Imogene Playle's petition to appoint William Pragle administrator for Forrest O. Playie who died intestate. Hearing set August 27 1963 at 10 AM with four month claims period and December 2 1963 claims hearing. notice to be published in Austin Daily Herald and mailed as law requires.
Default on a November 3 1961 mortgage by Eleanor P Schieusner and estate executor redeems to Home Federal Savings and Loan. Minnesota Mower County property Lot A Schlieusner Hartson Addition and Pleasantview Addition with specific lot exclusions. auction set for October 15 1963 at 11 00 AM at the West front door Court House Austin Minnesota to satisfy debt taxes and costs with twelve month redemption.
A plat describing real estate owned by Western Land Corporation and the City of Austin is opened for inspection. The council will consider the plat and hear interested parties on August 23, 1962 at 12 00 noon, with action following on August 23, 1963. City Recorder R F Hanson serves notice.
President Kennedy and top officials assert American nuclear superiority amid Senate debate on the test ban treaty. Rusk McNamara and Taylor say U S forces remain far ahead. Russia promises not to exploit the debate and may refrain from counterclaims while the accord is considered.
In Detroit Lakes Minnesota defending Pine to Palm champion Bob Finseth of Kenyon was eliminated in the first round 3 and 2 by John Eymann of Forest City Iowa. Lyel Hornbach of Minot ND fell 2 and 1 to Jim Hoak Jr of Des Moines Iowa. Dick Killian of Houston easily beat John Moroni 6 and 5. Bob Jerhoff of Billings MT defeated Tom Gray 4 and 2. Lew Peterson of Redwood Falls MN beat H H Herberger Jr of Grand Forks ND 5 and 4.
In probate court the final account and petition for settlement and distribution of Alice A. Huffman estate are set for hearing September 10, 1963 at 10 a.m. in Austin Minnesota. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law. Paul Kimball Jr is attorney for petitioner. File No 12993 Aug 9 16 25.
In Re Estate of Loraine Playle also known as Lorhain Playle decedent the named estate having filed her final August 1963 at 10 o clock A M Dated July 21 1962 probate court SAI attorneys for petitioner file no 12698
Default on a 1956 mortgage by Selma C. Groh and Stanley Groh to J. H. Taylor triggers foreclosure on the East Half of Lot 7 and all of Lot 8, Block 22, Railroad Addition, Austin Minnesota. Court sale set for October 14 1963 at 11:00 AM at the west front door of the county courthouse. Redemption allowed within twelve months. Mortgagee: J. H. Taylor. Attorney: Richard Cudler. Dates August 13 1963.
Saratoga notes center on Candy Spots Chateaugay and Never Bend as nine nominees prepare for the 94th Travers Stakes a 14 mile test with $75000 added. The probable favorite Candy Spots seeks 3 year old championship while Derby Derby winner Chateaugay and Belmont Derby winner figure as rivals. Get Around and Crewman also loom among early starters.
In Los Angeles the United States opens Davis Cup play against Mexico with Chuck McKinley facing Rafael Osuna in singles and Dennis Ralston meeting Antonio Palafox. Doubles follow on Saturday with Osuna and Palafox the Wimbledon doubles champions.
Ginnie Duenkel 16 of Summit YMCA leads the chase for the National AAU Senior Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships outstanding swimmer trophy. She already won the 1500 meter free and 200 meter backstroke and faces Robyn Johnson in the 400 meter free before the 100 meter backstroke with Donna De Varona also a major rival. Johnson won the 100 free and De Varona captured the 400 meter individual medley in meet record times.
In Columbus, Ohio, both Minnesota entrants in the Western Junior Golf tournament were eliminated in the first round. Jim Carlson of Bemidji fell to Mike Malarkey of Signal Mountain Tennessee by 2 up, while Jerry Grundle of Minneapolis lost to Lew Fish of Hutchinson Kansas 3 and 2.
Tex Martin of Meridian Texas sustained eight broken ribs when kicked by a Brahma bull during the 40th annual Sidney rodeo. He is listed in fair condition at a Hamburg hospital as the five day event draws 39,036 attendees and runs to Sunday.
The double elimination regional Pony League tournament opens with Burlington versus Davenport in Burlington Iowa, followed by Denver Colorado facing Joliet Illinois. Play continues Saturday and Sunday.
Bowling Echo Lanes lists multiple leagues with high scores across Triplettes Two D Flyers and Tri-Classic. Notable top marks include Hootenannys 1721 and Kingpin Trio 1576, with teams such as Team 16 and Vincent & Opsah! at 1384 and 1382 respectively.
In Miami Perfecto Garcia from Nicaragua outpointed Jesse Humphries of Cincinnati over eight rounds. In Tokyo Katsuo Haga stopped Nacho Mendoza in six rounds. In Boise Jefferson Davis of Las Vegas outpointed local heavyweight John Tiger Collins over ten rounds.
In the meet, Tallman leads with 497 points followed by Kester 492 Maloney 474 Bugge 473 and Peterson 466. Nelson 756 Vincent 714 Anderson 692 Booker 681 Scoth 680 Greeley 646 Broman 627 Ringham 608 Shewback 601 Venderhoof 596.
AP analysis explains that a federal tax cut could be quickly taxed away by state and local governments through higher levies. It questions whether a $10 billion relief would boost consumer spending or simply fund growing government needs, potentially negating growth. Walter W. Heller comments that the outcome is not necessarily certain.
Constance Towers, once fired from a theater job at age 12 for a popcorn machine mishap, rose to fame as a singer and actress. The Montana native later starred with John Wayne in The Horse Soldiers and pursued television and supper club success. Her latest film Shock Corridor casts her as a striptease artist, a role she approached with caution after prior experiences.
About 170 people mostly teenagers were taken into custody during a lay-in at five banks and savings institutions in East St. Louis. Police booked 33 adults for unlawful assembly while youths were turned over to juvenile authorities. Demonstrators met at City Hall and blocked bank lobbies to protest alleged discriminatory hiring.
In Birmingham Alabama police pressed an intensive search for an unidentified white man who dropped a tear gas bomb in Loveman's department store. During the noon rush at the desegregated store at least 22 people, mainly women, were overcome by fumes. fourteen victims were Negroes.
The Nashville Retail Druggists Association voted to desegregate drugstore lunch counters. James C. Bass Sr. announced the decision and noted St. Thomas Hospital had opened medical facilities to Negroes. The biracial Metropolitan Committee on Human Relations was formed after recent violence.
Conservative Angus Maude won the Stratford seat by a narrow margin over Labour and Liberal opponents, keeping the party in the Commons but turning the district from safe to marginal. Profumo resigned earlier after his scandal, and the national election looms before October 1964.
The rail unions accepted Secretary Wirtz's August 2 suggestions to guide bargaining in the jobs dispute. The proposals set limits for talks but not a settlement. If no deal or congressional approval of Kennedy's plan to hand the dispute to the ICC occurs, a nationwide rail strike may occur by August 29.
Minnesota harvest of wild rice begins August 24 in northern counties. Open to residents only with a $3 license from a game warden. Hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. first day, then 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. about 10 000 people expected to participate and up to two million pounds hoped for if weather cooperates.
Evangelist Billy Graham opened his Southern California crusade in a nationally televised session he said could be the largest religious service in history. He spoke at the 110000 seat Los Angeles Coliseum to 33708 in attendance, calling it the largest opening meeting he has conducted in the United States if not the world. About 200 television stations carried the broadcast.
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