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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1964

Page

2

Battle of the 1918 armored cars stirs antique fans in Maryland

Aberdeen Proving Grounds hosts a restored 1918 Ford tank claimed as the oldest operating vehicle by locals, rivaling Ft. Knox’s claim. Both machines share the same appearance but differ in power plants, sparking debate over authenticity and restoration.

Aberdeen Ft. Knox Aberdeen Proving Grounds J. Leonard Rhinehart Antique Automobile Ghb of America Leslie Henry Transmation Henry Forduseum Dearborn Mich Knox Ford Arnold C. Sumpter Perryville Army

Huber Named to Wisconsin State Post

Democratic Robert Huber of North Dakota origin and longtime Wisconsin legislator will become speaker of the Assembly when the 1965 session opens in January. He represents West Allis and parts of West Milwaukee and has served as minority leader in prior sessions.

Huber Wisconsin State Post Madison Wis Robert Huber North Dakota Eckerson N.D West Allis Central High School West Allis

St Cloud Girl Returns to Hospital After Transplant

Beverly Stumpf, 14, of St Cloud remains in serious condition at University of Minnesota Hospitals after a November kidney transplant. She was moved to a special care unit as her condition worsened amid reports of the surgical procedure involving a kidney from a deceased cardiac patient.

Minneapolis Beverly Stumpf St. Cloud University of Minnesota Beverly

Moon Barge Draws Huck Finns In New Orleans Ocean Interest

Mississippi river towns buzz as Boeing builds the S-10 first stage booster for NASA Saturn 5 Apollo moon mission. The Moon barge arrives by river due to size, carrying rocket parts to be tested at Marshall Space Flight Center. The Igert Towboat Bill Dyer logs over 5,000 inland miles monthly and carries Saturn components, fueling local pride in space exploration.

New Orleans Mississippi Tennessee Boeing National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala Ol’ Man River Dixie Commercia Igert Towing Company Bill Dyer America Dyer Rusel] McElrath Woody Griggin McElrath U.S

Goldwater Backers Split as Burch Ousted Debate Grows

Barry Goldwater allies gathered in Denver while GOP governors from various states weighed a move to replace National Chairman Dean Burch. Idaho Governor Smylie led a push to remove Burch, calling Goldwater’s stance dictatorial, though Goldwater said he opposes removal and claims the committee lacks votes.

George A. Hinman New York National Burch Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Goldwater Idaho Robert E. Smylie Republican Governors Association Smylie Goldwater Wednesday GOP National Committee

Frisco Film Viewing Restored After Labor Talks

Richard F. Walsh and Ben Levin announced a new contract for projectionists ending an hours long labor dispute. The agreement includes substantial wage increases, a pension plan, and a phase out of woman projectionist teams, with talks wrapping up after extended negotiations.

Sen Francisco Market Street Richard F. Walsh Ben Levin Neaman Ation

Burglars Testimony Sparks Scrutiny in Senate Hearing

Lawmakers grill witnesses over payoffs and insurance schemes tied to McCloskey case. Reynolds and Baker face questions about kickbacks and misused funds. Witnesses describe contracts and alleged inflated charges while the committee probes potential improprieties.

Pageant City Hosts Series of Brief Meetings for Contest

In Pageant City, a series of brief evening meetings for a Pageant contest began Sunday with general chair in charge. The next meeting is set for December 18 and interested individuals should contact 433-1269 or 433-1304. The inter meeting will be held February 4 at HS Auditorium in Duluth Minn. (AP) Burglars across from the sheriff's office and city jail forced entry into the St Louis County Welfare Department safe early today. Loss appears under $100 in change with about $50,000 in food stamps untouched. The department had about $8,000 in cash stored late Wednesday afternoon. Police say the burglars used a long force to breach the fireproof safe and left empty pop bottles nearby. The break-in was found by maintenance worker Karl Schumann at 6:45 a.m. Police noted they abandoned a second safe after peeling away part of the bottom.

Inter Duluth, Minn St. Louis Karl Schumann

First Stage of Saturn S No 1 Size and Tank Details

The fragment discusses the first stage of Saturn S No 1 with tank filling, fuel and oxidizer rates, and propulsion components. It references oxidizer and fuel flow, engine drives, and overall stage length and test context, mentioning dates and Cape region activities.

Mercenaries pursue believed hostage holders in Congo chase

Reported mercenary backed forces advanced into northeast Congo aiming to recover captives. Five more Europeans were allegedly found, and the search extended toward Watsa near the Sudan border as government troops moved east of Bunia toward rebel-held areas.

Ville Congo Redele Watsa Stanley Bunia Conntiseau Prj Tead Jatsa Terr

French and German Found Slaughtered Amid Congo Talks

Reports say two unidentified Westerners were found slain south of Paulis as discussions in Paris with Premier Moise and Charles de Gaulle proceed. French and German interests discuss future aid while no commitments were announced.

Pa _ Watsa Asa Paulis Aries Derer Gaston

Bus miners kill 26 in Tavoy raid in Burma

A bus bombing by Communist guerrillas near Tavoy Burma kills 26 passengers. Guerrillas strip victims and remove earrings from dead women. Berlin guards held after attempting to flee over the Wall.

Rangoon Burma Tavoy

Detroit Lakes rejects Otter Tail utility sale bid

The Detroit Lakes City Council unanimously refused Otter Tail Power Co.’s 2.5 million offer for the municipal electric and steam heating systems. The bid depended on sale approval and franchise grants by city authorities. The sentence about Theodore Roosevelt and the Nobel Peace Prize is unrelated to the Detroit Lakes item.

Detroit Lakes, Minn Detroit Lakes Otter Tail Power Co Fergus Falls Otter Tail

Brezhnev denounces Congo action and offers Viet Nam aid

In Moscow Brezhnev condemns Western paratroop landings in the Congo as imperialist piracy and says the Soviet Union is prepared to aid North Viet Nam without pledging direct intervention. He also criticizes NATO’s multilateral force and confirms adherence to Cuba policy.

Brezhnev Congo Viet Nam Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev Communist Party Soviet Union Kremlin Tass Peking Red China Nikita Khrushchev Cuba

Minnesota tourism plan seeks private $200000 yearly fund

A private sector plan in St. Paul proposes raising more than 200000 annually to promote Minnesota tourism. The idea would create a volunteer board with eight district reps and a Founders Club backing of 1000 per founder, while a preliminary 15000 survey is suggested to test feasibility.

ST. Paul Minnesota Governor's Business Advisory Commission Clayton G. Rein Paul Eibert John Smrekar Silver Bay Minn Minnesota Arrowhead Association Smrekar

Italian craftsman builds Pisa model from matches

Decina Italy observed Pietro Vacallini construct a detailed replica of Pisa's Square of Miracles including the cathedral and leaning tower using 5,500 matches. He dedicated 18 months to the painstaking project, showcasing patient craftsmanship.

Decina Italy Pietro Vacallini Pisa Square of Miracles

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