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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
5
Ambulance transfer occurred Friday at 10:20 a m moving from St. Olaf Hospital to Raymond's Rest Home. Rescue crew and patient details not disclosed in the readable text.
A list of death notices and funeral details appears for Mrs. Sam Chiruk of St. Paul Harold Lovich and others. Beloved family connections include Bert Jensen of Otranto and Otto F. Jacobs of Los Angeles with surviving relatives. Funeral and interment plans are noted for each individual.
An obituary note recalls a woman whose love of art and theater shaped her life. Surviving children and siblings are listed with hometowns in Austin and Norway, with funeral at St. Olaf Lutheran Church on August 27, 1963. Flowers and thanks expressed to many in gratitude for support.
The discussion centers on a proposed treaty banning atmospheric water and outer space tests while permitting underground testing. A formal report will outline U S position stressing sole U S judgment in self defense during armed aggression. Fulbright urges thorough debate but quick, within a week.
Rescue workers drilled a six inch hole to reach Fellin and Throne who had spent five days in darkness while Bova was believed alive beyond a wall of coal. TV footage showed a possible miner's helmet and boots as Charmbury expressed disbelief. The families thanked officials and volunteers in a grateful statement.
Judge Paul Kimball issues penalties for four youths. Darrell Haven White 16 faces 30 day license suspension or until test passed for careless driving. Thom as Owen Miller 16 warned for defective equipment. Kathryn A Bardwell 17 Racine receives 30 day suspension stayed one year for speeding. Sandra Eastman 16 also gets 30 day suspended license stayed one year for careless driving and running a stop sign.
Mitchell J Page of 909 9th Ave SE pleads innocent to a police disorderly conduct charge with trial date not set Delos J Poolman of Clarion Iowa forfeits 15 bail on a police disorderly conduct charge Leonard C Hawes unlicensed house to house selling mentions only
Gerald Sullivan, last season's most valuable player for the Green Bay Bobcats, has been released to take a player coach position with a Finnish team. His departure leaves the Bobcats seeking a new leadership figure and on-ice contributor.
Two union representatives were named to a seven member arbitration panel in the rail road work rules dispute. H E Gilbert and R W H McDonald will join railroad appointees J E Wolfe and Guy W Knight with three neutral arbitrators to settle fireman use on diesel freight engines and train crew makeup.
Five Negro students enrolled without incident at Rivers Charleston high schools and James Simons elementary in Charleston marking South Carolina’s first below college level school integration. One policeman stood by as 15 of 202 eligible Negroes attended integrated classes amid calm. Harvey B. Gantt had previously desegregated Clemson College.
Cattle prices range with prime steers at 22.75 to 26.00, U S Good and utility categories cited. Chicago and St Paul reports note varied hogs, cows, and vealers with several price bands and regional adjustments. Sheep volumes steady with spring lambs around 20.00 to 21.00 and assorted ewes and feeder lambs listed.
New York trading shows mixed results with many equities posting gains while others slip. Large caps including AT&T, Boeing, General Electric and American Tobacco move within narrow ranges as investors weigh earnings and economic signals.
Usland Construction Co employee Robert McKay of Austin was injured around noon when he slipped on a dust collector at the hot-mix plant two miles east of Maple Island. He hit his head on angle iron, was taken to St. Olaf Hospital for treatment of abrasions and scalp lacerations, then released. A spokesman said McKay had directed the job to a replacement after the mishap.
KBEW began broadcasting in Blue Earth Minnesota serving the southwest area. Paul Hedberg serves as manager and news director with licensee Cliff Hedberg, operator of KMRS at Morris. The daylight station runs 250 watts on 1560 kilocycles and is AP sourced.
KCMT TV in Alexandria Minnesota begins receiving the full Associated Press wire photo report by leased wire. The station now gets about 60 photos daily via Photofax and becomes the 19th AP member in the Minnesota Dakota area to access the full AP newsphoto report.
Members of a plumbers union on strike since July 16 in St. Cloud Minnesota are set to vote Saturday on a tentative agreement reached at a Thursday bargaining session. The strike involves the 11 county Midstate Contractors Association over wage issues.
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