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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1963

Page

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Austin Youth 19 Dies in Texas Crash After Helping

An Austin soldier Randy King 19 stationed at Fort Hood was killed when a car driven by Donald Parry 23 also of Fort Hood careened into bystanders near Bruceville Texas after King and two other soldiers stopped at a flaming car. King a 1962 Papelli High School graduate had served 18 months. Funeral plans to be announced.

Austin Waco Texas Randy King Richard King 4Th Ave Ft. Hood Associated Press King Bruceville Donald Parry Pacelli High School Richard Robert Ronald Roger Gerald Merrie) Johnson Rochester Michele Marlene Maureen Marcie Evelyn King Phoenix Ariz Frank Collette Mayer Funeral Home

Thompson Case Highlights Conflicting Witness Accounts

The Thompson murder trial centers on two 36-year-old men as jurors weigh the credibility of T Eugene Thompson and Dick Anderson. Thompson denies intent to kill and argues he could not commit such a crime, while Anderson claims Thompson directed the murder and provided instructions.

John Lundquist Associated Press Minneapolis T. Eugene Thompson Thompson Anderson Alden Mich Michigan Elmore Minn Macalester College Navy

Phil Baker Dies in Copenhagen

Phil Baker, 67, a leading 1920s and 1930s entertainer on American stage vaudeville films radio and TV, died Saturday in Copenhagen. He retired in 1955 and moved to Copenhagen with his Danish born wife Irmgard.

Copenhagen Phil Baker Baker Irmgard

Leoni Holds Early Lead in Venezuelan Election Returns

In Caracas Raul Leoni of the Democratic Action party led unofficial presidential returns after a high turnout as Venezuelans voted amid defiance of violence. The scene centered on Raul Leoni with strong support noted in early figures from Caracas and other regions.

Caracas Venezuela Raul Leoni Romulo Betancourt Democratic Action Party Leoni Arturo Uslar Pietri Rafael Caldera Social Christian Party Wolfgang Larrazabal Popular Democratic Party Raul Ramos Gimenez Democratic Action German Borregales Authentic National Movement Worker-Peasant Britain Labor Party Oilrich Zulia Uslar Pietri For National Liberation Betancourt

Police Probe Death of Hollywood Actress Karyn Kupcinet

Hollywood investigators questioned Kupcinet's circle for clues to the death of 22 year old actress Karyn Kupcinet found nude and face down in her Sunset Strip apartment. Andrew Prine, once her boyfriend, said he spoke with her amid a recent split as detectives explore an early Thursday killing.

Hollywood Karyn Kupeinet Miss Kupeinet Sunset Strip Irv Kupeinet Chicago Andrew Prine Miss Kupcinet Prine

Helicopter Crash Kills 3 on U S 27 near Cusse ta

Three soldiers died and 10 were injured when a helicopter on a Ft. Benning mission crashed on U S 27 near Cusse ta. Army spokesmen withheld names pending next of kin notification. A witness said the craft appeared to attempt a highway landing before burning.

Cusseta, Ga Ft. Benning U.S. 27

Minnesotans Test Winter Driving Ability

The Associated Press reports Minnesota faces its first winter driving test with snow up to three inches in northern counties and freezing drizzle elsewhere. Snow totals vary from Bemidji's half inch to Virginia's three inches, with Duluth at two inches and several towns reporting lighter accumulations. Morning temps ranged from 13 above at International Falls to the upper 20s along the western edge.

Associated Press Minnesota Bemidji Virginia Iron Range Brainerd North Branch St. Cloud Twin Cities Wadena Alexandria Detroit Lakes Willmar Highway Department Hibbing Ely Cook International Falls Duluth

Princess Margaret Expecting Second Child

London AP report says Princess Margaret is expecting her second child by late April or May. Press secretary John Griffin notes the princess and Lord Snowden are delighted. She is 33 and her first child Viscount Linley was born November 3, 1961.

London Margaret John Griffin Lord Snowden Princess Margaret Elizabeth II Viscount Linley

Hormel Reports Fiscal Year Earnings and Poundage Rise

Geo A Hormel & Co announces fiscal year end Oct 26 net earnings of 2,964,659 or 2.48 per share on sales of 393,739,823 up 2.3 percent. Total meat pounds sold reach 1,170,886,782 up 7.1 percent. Dividends total 1.40 per share, stockholders’ equity stands at 48,817,600 with substantial capital investments and employee benefit allocations.

Geo. A. Hormel & Co H. H. Corey R. F. Gray

Johnson Meets Cabinet Chiefs and Awards Oppenheimer

President Johnson holds talks with Defense Secretary McNamara Commerce Secretary Hodges and Budget Director Gordon at the White House on defense costs and economic policy. He awards J Robert Oppenheimer the Enrico Fermi prize and visits Kennedy's grave as plans with Erhard Segni and Douglas-Home for Atlantic alliance talks proceed.

Washington Johnson White House Defense Robert S. McNamara Commerce Luther H. Hodges Kermit Gordon Ludwig Erhard Antonio Segni Alec Douglas-Home Urban League Johnny Enrico Fermi J. Robert Oppenheimer Erhard Segai Douglas-Home Kennedy Atlantic Alliance Johnson Ranch Johnson City Tex Douglas Charles de Gaulle

Stock market gains soften as trading slows

In New York the stock market advance paused this afternoon with prices remaining irregularly higher. The trading pace slowed after a period of activity as changes in key issues ranged from fractions to about a point, with a few larger moves observed.

New York

Fire Destroys Funeral Home in Ossian Iowa

A fire swept Schmitz furniture store and funeral home in Ossian Iowa destroying furnishings and funeral equipment. A hearse ambulance and truck were saved and one body inside the building was reported burned. Sheriff officials investigating the blaze.

Ossian Iowa Schmitz

Rent Strike in Harlem Reaches 3700 Tenants in 50 Buildings

Harlem tenement residents launch a rent strike expanding to 50 buildings housing 3700 people. Representatives from 34 buildings voted to join 16 families already withholding rent to protest alleged building code violations.

New York Harlem

Escapee from crash drowns while seeking help near Horsens

Knud Poulsen, 34, escaped a car crash on a lonely Jutland road outside Horsens Sunday night and sought help for his wife and four passengers. He was found dead in a stream shortly before midnight, presumed to have fallen in while running toward a farmhouse light.

Aarhus Denmark Horsens Jutland Knud Poulsen Poulsen

Weather outlook for days ahead with snow flurries

Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with snow flurries and little temperature change. Lows tonight 8 15 and highs Tuesday 25 32. Outlook Wednesday shows little temperature change and no precipitation.

Schedule of Pages Editorials Society VS Area NJ

Editorial content and society pages scheduled for today in the VS Area NJ edition. Page breakdown includes society notices, editorial features, and regional notices for today’s readership.

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Railroads Silent On Union Wage Increase Demands

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen filed demands for a 25 percent pay raise and added pensions and company paid health coverage. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers also pressed for wage hikes as arbitration amid a long dispute under the Emergency Rail Arbitration Law.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ing Congress Arbitration H. FE Gilbert Blf&e Brotherhood

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