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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1963

Page

2

White House honors Secret Service agent with award

President Johnson shakes hands with Rebecca Ann Youngblood, two, during a White House ceremony honoring Rufus W. Youngblood for Exceptional Service in Dallas during President Kennedy's assassination. In front are Youngblood, his wife and daughter. in rear center is James Rowley. ceremony held in Flower Garden.

President Johnson Secret Service Rufus W. Youngblood Rebecca Ann Youngblood Johnson Kennedy Dallas Young

Britain votes in three special elections as Hogg leads

In London Marylebone Conservative Quin tin Hogg runs against Labour's Peter Plouvier while Manchester Openshaw and Woodbridge seats also vote. LIVERPOOL reports 300 plus British migrants sail for South Africa, largest migration. ROME sees engineering students protest at Colosseum over cramped classrooms.

London Britain Liverpool England South Africa Impress

Auburn Fights Court Ordered Integration Fight Grows

Auburn University plans to press its legal challenge to desegregation despite the 5th Circuit refusal to delay Franklin’s admission. Officials say they will prepare for an orderly winter quarter enrollment, with Harold Franklin likely to become the first Negro admitted if enrollment proceeds.

Auburn Ala Auburn University Harold J. Franklin Montgomery Franklin University Alabama 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Board of Trustees Ralph Draughon

Fischer quintuplets may be released from hospital

Aberde en M D AP reports Dr James Berbos said one or two more of the Fischer quintuplets could be sent home next week from St Luke s Hospital. All four girls appear ready to go but exact timing depends on arrangements at the Fischer residence in northeast Aberdeen. James Andrew the only boy born Sept 14 already went home last Saturday with Mr and Mrs Andrew Fischer.

Aberdfen M.D Fischer James Berbos St. Luke's Hospital Aberdeen James Andrew Andrew Fischer

Safes Robbed by Burglars at 2 Davenport Schools

Davenport police report two high risk safes broken into Wednesday night at Assumption High School and Williams Junior High. Thieves pried open outside doors and blasted through brick and concrete walls to access safes. Cash amounts ranged from over 300 dollars at Assumption to a small sum at Williams, with footprints and tools found nearby.

Davenport Iowa Assumption High School Williams Junior High Assumption High

Dragon Lady Trashes Lodge in Rome Departure

Mrs Ngo Dinh Nha former first lady of South Vietnam leaves for Paris delivering a four page tirade against the United States and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. She hopes Johnson policy improves Vietnam and travels with son Quynh and daughter Le Quyen while another daughter and son enroll in Paris schools.

Rome Ngo Dinh Nha South Viet Nam Paris United States Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Johnson South Viet Nam Kennedy Quynh le Quyen le Thuy Trac

Civil Rights Resolutions Readied Before Council

In Philadelphia two civil rights resolutions were placed before the National Council of Churches assembly. Dr. Robert W. Spike said they would be debated and likely approved by about 5,000 delegates. One urges Congress to support Kennedy era civil rights legislation. the other calls for full church desegregation.

Philadelphia General Assembly National Council of Churches Robert W. Spike Council Commission On Religion and Spike United Church of Christ Assembly Johnson John F. Kennedy House House Rules Committee

Public Works Bill Passed Funds Boost to Senate

The Senate Appropriations Committee backed a 4.5 billion public works bill for the current fiscal year with a 224.9 million increase over the House figure. It includes 45 million for an accelerated program not funded by the House and finances river and harbor projects flood control reclamation Atomic Energy Commission and other public activities.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee House Senate Atomic Energy Commission

Jackie Kennedy Reproduces Paintings For Charity Cards

Two greeting cards feature reproductions by Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy signed JBK. Hallmark distributes the cards to benefit the National Cultural Center in Washington. Mrs Kennedy suggested the project and earlier this year completed water color reproductions The Journey of the Magi and Glad Tidings depict Wise Men and an angel at Bethlehem.

JBK Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy Hallmark Cards, Inc National Cultural Center Washington Magi Jerusalem Jesus

Welinski Named Southern California Technical Liaison Engineer

Bernard R. Welinski named Southern California technical liaison engineer for the programs division of the G. T. Schjeldahl Co. He will handle sales and coordinate technical programs for thin film products balloons communications satellites missile hardware and space inflatables. Welinski has been with Schjeldahl since 1959 and the firm opened an office at 23131 Calva Ave Torrance California.

Bernard R. Welinski Southern California G. T. Schjeldahl Co Northfield, Minn Richard J. Slater Schjeldahl Company Calva Ave Torrance Calif Welinski Schjeldahl

Schjelda Expands California Sales Office Network

Dale Wood, with Schjelda since 1956, heads a Programs Division sales office in the San Francisco area at 460 Ferno Palo Alto California. This is the second Schjelda sales facility opened in California.

California Dale Wood San Francisco Area Ferno Pal Alto California

Wright County Radio seeks permit for 96.9 FM station

The Communications Commission approved Wright County Radio Co of Clarion Iowa for a permit to construct an FM station on 96.9 megacycles.

Washington The Communications Commission Wright County Radio Co Clarion Iowa

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