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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1963

Page

2

A Little Moore and He's Ready

David Moore the 18 month old son of Green Bay Packer halfback Tom Moore tries on his father's football helmet. The image captures a playful moment indicating a budding fan.

David Moore Green Bay Packer Tom Moore

Negro couple enters new home in tense Philadelphia suburb

In a white area near Philadelphia, the Bakers moved into a damaged row house under a heavy police escort as more than 100 state troopers and horses kept patrols. The entry followed rock and egg attacks, injuries, and arrests amid hostile crowds, with university and church figures offering support.

Folcroft Singleton Shaeffer Horace Bakers Philadelphia Bakers Baker Camden N.J Sara Philadelphia Hospital University of Pennsylvania James van Dyk van Dyk

Landis Sentenced for Tax Evasion While Under Psychiatric Care

James M. Landis, 63, former Harvard Law dean and adviser to FDR, Truman, and Kennedy, received 30 days for three income tax charges. He is under psychiatric care for a habit judges called difficult to control, with two related counts suspended and a one-year vacation. He was treated at the Neurological Institute and hospital on Staten Island.

New York James M. Landis Harvard Law School Landis Securities and Exchange Commission Civil Aeronautics Board Neurological Institute of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Sylvester J. Ryan U.S. Attorney's Office Ryan Neurological Institute William C. Warren Columbia University School of Law Asst U. S. Atty Silvio J. Mollo U.S. Public Health Service Hospital Staten Island Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Kennedy

Hoover Says Valachi Disclosures Do Not Impress

FBI chief J Edgar Hoover said the Valachi revelations did not delight him and may hinder crime fighting. He argued that public disclosures corroborated FBI work from 1961 and stressed the need for continued federal and local action against organized crime.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover Joseph Valachi FBI Justice Department Cosa Nostra Hoover Robert F. Kennedy Valachi Senate Ft. Monmouth N.J Embel

Moscow Hot Line Goes Operational

The U S Soviet hot line linking Washington and Moscow is now operational for emergency use only. The system aims to prevent nuclear war by enabling direct quick talks between the two leaders during incidents that threaten global security. The line is monitored 24/7 with bilingual attendants, and core equipment sits at the Pentagon with the White House hosting the transmitter.

Washington Moscow White House Kremlin Pentagon Geneva Kennedy Russia United States Khrushchev Joint Chiefs

Tri-Motors Are the Hits at Plane Show

More than 200 old planes were expected at the National Antique Airplane Association Fly-in in Ottumwa Iowa. Two Ford Tri-Motor planes drew crowds on Friday with one aircraft ferrying Des Moines newsmen and later to be donated to the Smithsonian after restoration. The event runs daily through Monday and includes crowning Miss Antique Airplane tonight.

Ottumwa Iowa National Antique Airplane Association American Airlines Des Moines Smithsonian Institution

NFO says it can hit processors with short notice

ST PAUL AP President Oren Lee Staley says the National Farmers Organization can order a withholding action on livestock or milk or both to pressure higher prices. An action could be called within six hours and announced Tuesday for corn soybeans and sorghums across 19 states.

ST. Paul Oren Lee Staley National Farmers Organization Staley NFO National Board of

De Gaulle Offer Seen as Possible Aid in Viet Nam

Sen George Aiken urges U.S. to accept France's offer to assume responsibilities in South Viet Nam, viewing it as a chance to reduce U.S. burden amid crisis. Alphand and Rusk discuss the plan, which aims for national unity and neutrality but is viewed as impractical for North Vietnam.

Aiken U.S de Gaulle Viet Nam Washington Charles de Gaulle George D. Aiken Vermont Senate Foreign Relations United States France Herve Alphand Dean Rusk State Department Southeast Asia Ngo Dinh Diem Alphand Rusk Cambodia Alphand Con

Joe Louis debuts as song and dance man in Las Vegas

Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis, age 49, headlines a night club routine in Las Vegas on Friday night wearing luminous boxing shoes. Ringside observer Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom questions his singing ability, while Louis notes the job pays well as he works to pay off back taxes. Also in brief, Ralph Perring presents a loving cup to Victoria’s mayor during a Canadian tour. Maria Meneghini Callas reportedly sells her Milan home to live in France amid renewed separation.

Associated Press Las Vegas Nev Joe Louis Louis Ralph Perring London Victoria R.B. Wilson Guildhall Milan Italy Maria Meneghini Callas France Il Giorno Miss Callas

General Smart Visits Formosa Warns Against Underestimating Communists

Taipei AP General Jacob Smart, in his first Formosa trip since taking command of the U.S. Air Force in the Pacific on Aug 1, says the Chinese Communist air force has weaknesses but its strength should not be underestimated and he will depart for the Philippines Sunday.

Taipei Jacob Smart Formosa U.S Pacific Smart Philippines

Emperor Haile Selassie to visit Canada and United States

A palace spokesman announced Emperor Haile Selassie will visit Canada October 11 and 12 before traveling to the United States. The official itinerary outlines a state visit phase and related engagements.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Haile Selassie Canada United States

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