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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
11
Two classic cars offered for sale. A top condition 1957 Cadillac Coupe DeVille with contact at 603 10th St NW and HE 3 3566. Also a 1962 Ford 500 XL with 352 V8, power steering, bucket seats, 11 000 miles, contact HE 7 3637 after 5.
Notice is hereby given that default occurred on the June 20 1960 mortgage by George E Gunion and Sarah A Gunion to Donald M Peterson and Carol M Peterson. The 1963 record shows $2373.33 due, with sale set for September 7 1963 at 10:00 AM at the courthouse steps Austin Minnesota. The property Outlet 56 Southgate First Addition Austin Township is foreclosed to satisfy the debt taxes costs and attornies fees with twelve months redemption.
At a regular meeting on August 19 1963 Austin Aldermen Diederich Daily Diederich and Bates voted in favor of Resolution 4455 approving preliminary plans for upgrading Trunk Highway 252 within the city limits from the north to the south boundary. No aldermen opposed. City Recorder noted. August 24.
An Ozarks Air Lines two motor plane developed an oil leak after leaving Des Moines Municipal Airport on Friday. The aircraft returned safely to Des Moines Airport. it was en route to Iowa City.
In Minnesota Mower County Probate Court the estate of Bertha Bakken decedent schedules a hearing on the petition to sell estate real property. The hearing is September 18, 1963 at 11:00 A.M. in the probate courtroom Austin Minnesota with publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as required by law.
In probate court for Mary Elizabeth McCloskey also known as Mary E. McCloskey Mrs Peter McCloskey and Mrs P J McCloskey the representative filed a final account and petition for settlement and distribution The hearing is set for September 1963 at 10:00 A M in the probate court room at the court house in Austin Minnesota Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as law provides Dated August 21 1963 Paul Kimball Jr Probate Judge PLUNKETT and PLUNKETT Attorneys for Petitioner Austin Minnesota File No 13030
In Re Estate of George C Koken the Probate Court at Austin Minnesota orders action on the sixteenth day of the month. Notice is to be mailed as provided by rule No 12967 with Paul Kimball Jr attorneys for petitioner.
In Probate Court Anna H Newby files a petition alleging Betsey E Nissen died intestate over five years ago leaving property in Mower County Minnesota No will proven or admin granted in this state Descent of property to be determined and heirs identified before the court Publication in Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice provided by law Courtroom at the Court House Probate Court seal Baudler and Baudler Fire No 13126
In Re Estate of William C Nissen Anna H Newby filed that Decedent died intestate over five years ago leaving property in Mower County Minnesota No will has been proved nor administration granted praying that the descent of the property be determined and assigned to entitled parties Hearing set for September 1963 at 10 oclock A M Court Room Court House Austin Minnesota File No 13127
Wanda M Trahan sues Donald D Trahan for divorce in Minnesota Third Judicial District. Defendant must answer within 30 days of service or plaintiff will seek court relief. Dated August 1963 with attorney Fred R Kraft filing notice in Austin Minnesota.
Admiral George W. Anderson Jr. testifies that the limited nuclear test ban is acceptable with safeguards in place. Sen. Henry Jackson says Pentagon plans must include robust underground testing, continued lab work, and monitoring to prevent cheating. A third underground test at Nevada's AEC site yielded a low yield explosion.
Marine Pvt Gary G Andresen son of Mr and Mrs Carl Andresen 213 Clinton Mapleview has graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif He is assigned to individual combat training at Camp Pendleton USN Machinist Mate Second Class Robert E Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Anderson 308 2nd St SE serves aboard the dock landing ship USS Whetstone currently in shipyard overhaul at San Pedro Calif after a Orient duty Overhaul complete Whetstone will do refresher training then rejoin the Pacific Fleet Whetstone operates out of San Diego Calif
The Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Resources Commission voted to grow its advisory council from 16 to 31 members by adding one member from seven interim and permanent commissions and eight state agencies. It approved a 75000 budget with 25000 for planning and created three subcommittees. Senator Henry Har en of Albany to announce members at the September meeting.
Springfield Ill Gov Otto Kerner vetoed bills raising minimum salaries for firefighters and policemen in major cities He also rejected measures barring cities from combining police and fire duties without voter referendum approval
Probate notice announces petition filed September 1963 in the estate of Thomas T. Bakken with a hearing time of 11 o clock and dated August 22 1963 by the petitioner’s attorney. File No 13066 appears with dates August 24 and September 7.
A $100000-a-day damage suit against the Grain Millers union and Local 10 was dismissed with prejudice in federal court. Tragedy struck near Guernsey as Vern Murphy died when his tractor overturned while mowing. A Mennonite conference at Des Moines deferred a punishment resolution for two years. Licenses to sell liquor by the drink in Iowa reached 1785 as applications surged. Donald Andrews, 49, died from injuries in a farm accident near Cumberland. In Rockwell City, parents seek to overturn a guilty plea and life sentence for a murder by their 15-year-old son, Tim Rinehart. Ames learns Sept. 24 for interstate bridge substructure contract award with work starting Oct. 7. Des Moines notes tax receipts from liquor sales may rise in winter as Hughes predicts stronger spending for events.
North American Car Corp announces Torco Oil Division to wholesale fuel oil with A M Tortoriello as general manager. Also noted Minnesota Approved program launches meat product certification with Certificate Number One to Peters Meat Products. Other items include locker and freezer provisioners meeting news, Smith-Douglass manager appointment in Albert Lea, and a new Rosemount LP gas terminal opening around Sept. 1 serving Northern Gas Propane and Phillips Petroleum in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
A guide from WM. TAYLOR McKEOWN notes that while Coast Guard requirements focus on basics like lights life jackets fire extinguishers and horn, practical extras such as anchors charts bilge pumps mooring lines fenders tools first aid kits spare parts and a paddle or spare prop significantly improve safety. For bigger boats add forward steering wheel a boat hook and more, plus comforts like binoculars radios sunglasses suntan lotions and rain jackets.
AP report on David L. Wolper Productions making a documentary from The Making of the President 1960 with Theodore White guiding script and narration. Film will use Elmer Bernstein score and premiere after year’s start as network and sponsor deal advances.
In Washington the House passed a foreign aid bill trimming about 535 million dollars. Five of Iowa's six Republican congressmen supported the cut, with Rep Neal Smith of Altoona voting against it. Rep Fred Schwengel from Davenport was not listed.
Detroit reporting records show St. Lawrence Seaway traffic for the first six months of 1963 rising 19.5 percent to 13.9 million tons through locks from April to July. July volume exceeded 4 million tons for the first time, with bulk cargo up 20.5 percent and general cargo up 9.2 percent from 1962 levels.
Nelson Ward of Battle Creek Michigan died after his sports car slammed another car, vaulted a wall, and pinned him at the Shangi La Speedway near Owego New York Friday night.
SPRINGFIELD Ill Gov Otto Kerner signed a bill creating a statewide curfew for under 18s running 11 p m to 6 a m weekdays and 12 01 a m to 6 a m on weekends Exemptions apply for accompanied minors and those traveling to work Also Kerner signed bills to rename Illinois State Normal University to Illinois State University at Normal and vetoed a citizen consent requirement for electronic eavesdropping by officials
Emmetsburg vigil records 19 year old Galen Archie Halstead killed in a head on collision with a creamery tank truck on a gravel road five miles east and five miles north of the town. Gregory Harland Albert, 19, Graettinger, driver of the tank truck, sustained facial cuts and was treated. State patrol reports Halstead crossed center line after rounding a corner.
Richard Burton Partridge 38 director of the Jackson High School band was arrested after warrants were issued for armed bank robberies at Chafee and Advance Missouri. Federal authorities allege the Jackson, Missouri native participated in the holdups. Partridge is married with two stepchildren.
Ames Iowa The 1963 Iowa State football season began with a cameraman session as Coach Clay Stapleton gathered 51 players for two a day drills starting Monday. The squad features 16 lettermen and opens at California on Sept 21.
In Washington AP report, House action trims 585 million from foreign aid, aiding momentum for a Kennedy tax reduction. Republican Howard Baker says further economizing moves could ease passage, while the New York Stock Exchange warns such policy shifts might weaken U S status as financial capital. The committee weighs a tax on certain foreign investments to curb capital outflow.
Surgeon General Luther Terry announced that the Public Health Service is expanding studies on whether radiation from the Nevada test site is tied to birth deformities and cancers in Nevada and Utah. The effort could lead to a nationwide probe into thyroid cancer bone cancer leukemia and congenital malformations. Early findings show no significant differences in leukemia death rates compared with the rest of the country over 13 years.
The United States and Canada will conduct a joint program testing experimental communications satellites. Tests use temporary connections and are limited to research, not commercial use. The accord, via exchange of notes, implements a memorandum from last April by NASA and Canada's Department of Transport, and opens test data to scientists worldwide.
The New York Stock Exchange warns that a proposed tax on certain U.S. investments held overseas marks a shift from current policy. Officials say the plan could affect cross border capital flows and market operations.
Winona State College with Austin Junior College offers four extension courses pending 20 students per instructor. Courses include Evaluation and Guidance Geography of the Orient Remedial Reading Philosophy of Education. Registration September 16 at 6 pm in room 308. Tuition $8 per quarter hour with late fee 5 dollars. Open to adults meeting enrollment rules. Contact Austin JC 433-7301 or Mower County Supt. HE3-5823.
Columbus reports the Soybean Council of America re elected all officers at a session before the opening of the 43rd annual convention of the American Soybean Association in Ohio.
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