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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
13
Old highway 218 pickups and dozens of used cars listed with descriptions and contact numbers. Includes 1959 Ford 1 ton pickup, 1962 Chevrolet Impala, 1963 Chevrolet Impala, 1964 Chevrolet hard tops, 1965 Chrysler Newport, 1967 Mustang, 1960 Dodges and more. Phone numbers and locations provided for viewing and inquiries.
Yale's Dan Begel made 37 straight extra points before missing one in the 44-22 victory over Pennsylvania. In Rhode Island, jockey Mike Carrozzella of Meriden, Connecticut, rode five winners at Narragansett Park including Achill Island in the Valley Falls Purse worth 5000 dollars.
In re Willard C. Lawrence estate of Mower County Minnesota the probate court sets a hearing on December 14 1967 at 10 AM to review the final account petition for settlement and distribution. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required. Filed November 17 24 and December 1 by attorney Fred Vogel and Judge Paul Kimball Jr.
In Probate Court for the estate of Maine C Farrell the final account and petition for distribution are filed. A hearing is ordered for December 18 1967 at 9 30 A M in the courthouse courtroom. Paul Kimball Jr Probate Judge Leighton Meany Cotter attorneys for petitioner file no 14057 dates Nov 17 24 Dec.
In Probate Court in Austin Minnesota Ragnhild Anderson petitions to probate the will of Olaf Anderson and to serve as Executrix. Hearing set for January 2 1968 at 9 30 AM with objections to the will due before then. Creditors have four months to file claims with April 2 1968 hearing at 10 00 AM. Publication and mailed notices to follow. Filed November 29 1967 SHIRLEE DOWD Deputy Clerk of Probate. HOVERSTEN & STROM Attorneys for Petitioner. File No 14304 Dec 1 8 15
Public foreclosure sale announces default on a 1966 mortgage by Owen Jacobson of Minnesota to The State Bank of Brownsdale. The sale, set for January 3, 1968 at 10:00 A.M., will auction the described Mower County land at the south front door of the Austin courthouse to satisfy $2,142.80 plus taxes and costs with a 12 month redemption period. James L. More is attorney for the mortgagee.
The United States enters its 82nd straight month of growth with no recession on the horizon, beating the prior 80 month record tied to WWII. Army National Guard suspends recruiting of nonprior service men to reach 400000 by next summer, effective immediately. Hoover, in FBI bulletin, rejects reduced support for Ramsey Clark strike forces. Customs changes proposed to require foreign cars meet safety standards after Jan 1. Rep Holifield proposes electronic voting in the House and surveys others on the idea.
Director J. Edgar Hoover asserts the FBI is coordinating with federal and local law enforcement to crack down on organized crime in collaboration with other agencies.
Sen John C Pastore DRI says the Senate resolution asks President Johnson to bring the parties together stop shooting and begin talks on Vietnam before the United Nations.
A Pennsylvania man, John Speer 59 of Markleysburg, treated for decompression sickness after flying too high without pressurization. He arrived in Minneapolis, placed in a hyperbaric chamber at Hennepin County General Hospital, condition serious but improving. An emergency stop was made at Kansas City en route from Los Angeles to Akron. A sea level cabin plane was sought. Kansas City Life Insurance offered its jet.
The article reports on a renewed legal fight over state residency limits for welfare aid, tracing precedents from 1941 to present challenges in Connecticut Delaware and the District of Columbia. It notes federal support from the OEO, and cites nationwide figures on aid to dependent children and residency rules affecting eligibility.
Saigon sources say a planned meeting between U.S. Ambassador Bunker and a Viet Cong NL F emissary was thwarted when South Vietnamese police arrested the envoy. The U S Embassy denied any known talks and CIA involvement, citing no contact with VC NL F without Saigon’s knowledge.
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that floater sentences forcing a convicted criminal to leave the state are illegal. It ordered a new hearing for Normal Halverson, a St. Cloud Reformatory inmate whose probation was revoked after he returned to Minnesota following a banishment order to Nevada.
The Senate approved 82 to 0 a call for the United Nations to address the Vietnam conflict and urged President Johnson to direct U.N. representatives to seek action. The chamber delayed a vote on a proposal to protest Secretary of State Rusk's refusal to testify publicly.
About 1 200 members were expected to attend the Minnesota American Legion fall conference in Minneapolis. Speakers included Mrs. Vernon H Randall national Legion Auxiliary president and William Doyle candidate for national Legion commander. Talks on national security rehabilitation child welfare and Americanism were planned during the two day event ending Saturday.
ST. PAUL AP Another effort to settle the Twin Cities bus strike was scheduled today with state and federal conciliators mediating. Gov Harold LeVander ordered the meeting after a week of separate talks. Larkin McClellan and Barton Hess have led negotiation efforts since the strike began.
The Duluth Business Index indicates a ten point increase in October for the area, countering the typical three point October decline. The AP report notes this unusual rise amid regional economic activity.
The Pentagon uses passenger airliners to speed ordnance to Vietnam. Since January about 600 tons of ammunition have been shipped by commercial planes, with rockets grenades and cannon ammunition moved under high priority offers. Airlines include Pan American Trans World American United Braniff and Seaboard World. Special packing labeling and careful handling ensure passenger safety.
The New York Jets keep four players reaching ten seasons: Don Maynard Boomer Turner Curley Johnson and Sherman Plunkett.
Illinois six home games drew 337 926 fans, nearly 40 000 more than previous records, reflecting strong fan support and a surge in local attendance at home contests.
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