Vital Statistics and Obituaries From St Olaf Hospital
Vital statistics from St Olaf Hospital list births to Baker Siffing Kubes Ryks Frondal and others with addresses in Minneapolis Austin and St Paul Park. An obituary for Anna Zechmeister 86 of 811 8th Ave SW is noted with funeral plans and Rosary. Other notices include Hulda Cary and a Zechmeister funeral and several traffic court pleas and trials before Judge Robert Leighton with fines and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Keith Baker
21St St. NW
Wayne Siffing
1St Drives
Benjamin Kubes
Oakland Ave
Elsa Ryks
Austin Rt
Anna Zechmeister
8Th Ave
Raymond
Phyllis) Miles
Minneapolis
John
William Myhre
Austin
Plane crash near Kennedy airport injures many dead and injured
A TWA flight and an Eastern Airlines plane collided near Kennedy airport causing fatalities and injuries. Rescue crews from Mount Kisco Carmel and Danbury responded as investigators probed altitude and evasive maneuvers. Capt Carroll praised for a remarkable landing with significant wing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Carroll
Civil Aeronautics Board
TWA
George A. van Epps
Carroll
White
Rye
N.H
Joseph M. Wilkinson Jr
Summit
N.J
Northern Westchester Hospital
Donald Thibodeau
Gloucester
Mass
Danbury Hospital
Dennis Flucker
Hoboken
Judge Fred G Vogel Disobey Stop Sign Pleads Guilty
Judge Fred G Vogel found Mary E Gerhart at 203 14th St SE guilty of a police stop sign violation. She paid a $10 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Vogel
Mary E. Gerhart
14Th St. SE
Supreme Court requires jury trial in criminal contempt case
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, overturned Al Harris’s contempt conviction for refusing to testify before a federal grand jury in New York City. The ruling mandates a jury trial before imprisonment, citing the need for a full hearing to ensure fair justice. Harris had faced a one year sentence and was released on bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
al Harris
New York City
William O. Douglas
Tragedy as Trucks Crash Into So touboua Crowd
In Lome, Togo two trucks plowed into a carnival crowd in So touboua killing over 100 people and wounding about 100. An American Peace Corps worker James Driscoll of New York was among the dead. authorities say he died of a broken neck. Three planes with doctors were sent to the village 180 miles from Lome.
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Lome
Togo
Sotouboua
Peace Corps
James Driscoll
N.Y
Loine
Lutheran Group Elects President in Toterville Iowa
Rev. William Kamke spoke on Gods Love Gift at St. Peter Lutheran Brotherhood. John Patterson elected new president to replace Victor Nerad for a three year term. Fish Fry planned for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toterville
Iowa
William Kamke
St. Peter Lutheran Brotherhood
Art Baldner
E. L. Dieterich
Kenneth Zuehl
John Patterson
Victor Nerad
Friends of All Attendance Centers weigh school bond issue
A LETTER from Howard Winneshiek Friends of All Attendance Centers rebuts one sided reporting on a 1.40 million bond vote covering Lime Springs Ridgeway Cresco Chester and Elma areas. They urge using existing facilities and caution against costly new buildings and rising costs while noting potential shared time with parochial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Friends of
Howard Winneshiek
Chester
Iowa
Lime Springs
Friends of All
Ridgeway
Cresco
Elma
Howard - Winneshiek
Gemini Flight Faces Extended Space Duty And Family Notes
Astronauts James Lovell and Frank Borman prepare for a 14 day Gemini mission with one suited crew member at a time to preserve life support in case of cabin pressure loss. The test aims to study moisture behavior in shirt sleeve atmospheres while gathering data for long duration spaceflight effects on crew and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Borman
Lovell
Houston Oilers
Cape Kennedy
Eugene A. Cernan
Navy
Kraft
Jim Lovell
Hawai
Minnesota Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Trend
The forecast predicts temperatures Tuesday through Saturday averaging 12 to 16 degrees above normal. Highs range from 21 to 28 in the north and 28 to 31 in the south with lows from 3 to 9 in the north and 9 to 15 in the south. Mild overall with cooler tendency at week end and little precipitation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Kentucky to Fight Fast Buck Business
Kentucky Atty Gen Robert Matthews says a new division will crack down on the fly by night fast buck operations. The move aims to curb the so called fast shuffle to profit quickly in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
Robert Matthews
Federal Reserve backstops big banks amid inflation fight
The U S Savings and Loan League and Rep Wright Patman criticize the Fed for bailing out large banks to ease a liquidity squeeze. They warn it hurts small business and consumers and press for hearings and bills to curb the board. The vote to raise or hold discount and time savings rates split along party lines with dissent from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Strunk
League
Federal Reserve
Patman
William McChesney Martin Jr
Martin
J. Dewey Duane
C. Canby Balderston
Charles N. Shepardson
James L. Robertson
George W. Mitchell
Sherman J. Maisel
Time Savings Deposit
Robertson
Johnson
Viet Nam
Floyd Youth Alan Schalock 3rd in Safety Speaking Contest
Alan Schallock of Floyd, son of Mr and Mrs La Vern Schallock, placed third in the Iowa State Farm Safety Speaking Contest held Friday at Ames. Seven contestants from across the state spoke on How Safe Living Affects My Future. Alan is a member of Osage FFA and previously placed second in the State Soil Conservation Speaking contest last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usage
Iowa
Alan Schallock
la Vern Schallock
Floyd
Ames
Alan
Osage Ffa
Three Men Face Trial for Killing Rev. James Reed in Selma
In Selma Alabama three white men Odel Hog ge 30 William Stanley Hog ge 36 and Elmer Cook 41 go on trial for the murder of Rev. James L. Reed a Boston minister who joined the civil rights movement and was attacked after a march attempt on March 9. Reed died two days later in University Hospital Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma, Ala
James L. Reed
Boston
Odel Hoggle
William Stanley Hoggle
Elmer Cook
Selma
Mr. Reed
Montgomery
University Hospital
Birmingham
Markets recap from South St. Paul and Chicago livestock pits
Livestock prices and activity span South St. Paul and Chicago markets with cattle and hogs showing broad moves. Slaughter steers and heifers rise, cows mixed, bulls firmer. hogs up to 1.00 higher, sows and feeder pigs stronger. lambs and sheep varied with steady to firm tone. Other notes cover feeder calves, Holsteins, and regional price ranges.
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ST. Paul
SOUTH
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
NEW York Produce
New York
Oo A
Livestoc
U.S
Stock Ticker Snapshot From New York Markets
AP stock roundup lists numerous tickers and percentage changes for firms such as Allied Ch, Amerada, AT&T, Boeing, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, US Steel, Texas Instruments, IBM, and Union Oil among others. The minute listing shows bid percentages and company names in a dense, comma separated format typical of a live market tick. no narrative context provided.
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Allied Ch
Amerada
AmCan
Jns&l
Am Mir
Jostens
At&t
Kencott
Am Tb
Lorillard
Anconda
Minn MM
Archon
P&l
Armco St
Armour
Mont Dak
Avco Corp
Mont Wd
Beth Sd
Nt Dairy
Boeing
N Am Av
Boise Cas
N N Gas
Brunswic
Nor Pac
St Pw
Nw Air
C&nw
Nw Bac
Chrysler
Penney
Pepsi
ComSat
Phillips
Con Coal
Pillsby
Mtr
St Oil Cal
Gen Tel
St Oi
Ind
Gillett
Goodrich
Swift
Gould
Texas Ins
Union Oi
Greyhnd
UN Pac
Gulf Oil
US Steel
Homestic
Wesg el
Honeywell
Winth
American Dairy Assn Selects 1966 Officers
The American Dairy Association Minnesota unit in Mower County elected new officers at its annual meeting held at Liebenstein Hall. Donald L. Meier was named producer delegate, with Harold J. M. as alternate, Selmer Weness as producer delegate, Ayron Anderson as alternate, Wilfred Bissen as chairman, John Hill Adams as vice chair, and Stanley Ankeny as secretary. The group promoted butter with Princess Kay’s butter carton dress and recent Minnesota State Fair sculptures. The June Dairy Month kickoff is set for June 1, and a Dairy Night at the Met is planned, mirroring a previous promotion. the Mower County banquet is April 26 at Sacred Heart Auditorium in Adams.
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Howard T. Ryan
Charles Peterson
Faribault
American Dairy Association
ADA
Minnesota
Mower County
Liebenstein Hall
Princess Kay
Met
Met Stadium
Twins
Detroit Tigers
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Adams
Donald L. Meier
Brownsdale
Harold J. M
Austin Rt. 4
Selmer Weness
Ayron Anderson
Waltham
Wilfred Bissen
Rose Creek
John Hill Adams
Stanley Ankeny
Austin
Milwaukee Road Names Promotions in Transportation Staff
The Milwaukee Road announces Quentin W. Torpin as general superintendent of transportation based in Chicago, a position he has held since July 1, 1961. Robert E. Beck is named superintendent of transportation, succeeding Torpin with headquarters in Chicago.
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The
Milwaukee Road
Quentin W. Torpin
Torpin
Chicago
the Road
Robert E. Beck
Derailment Blocks Soo Freight Route in Kimball
Twenty two cars of a Soo Line freight train derailed southbound from Noyes to the Twin Cities in Kimball Minnesota. No injuries reported but track damaged. wrecking crews from Minneapolis moved in to clear the line.
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Kimball
Minn
Soo Line
Noyes
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Northland Ski Co Sold to Larson Boat Works
Northland Ski Manufacturing Co of St Paul is sold to Larson Boat Works Inc of Little Falls Minnesota. Ambrose Lund as Northland treasurer said Larson made a formal offer and it was accepted. The price was not disclosed.
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Sell Ski Works
ST. Paul
Northland Ski Manufacturing Co
Larson Boat Works, Inc
Little Falls
Minn
Ambrose Lund
Northland
Larson
Sargeant Plans Church Election in Zion Evangelical United
SARGEANT Minn The annual meeting of Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church will be held Tuesday Officers to be elected include two church trustees five at large and several church office holders all one year terms A nominating committee chaired by Rev Earle Tousley includes Francis Freed Elmer Heydt and Mrs Lester Anderson
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Sargeant
Minn
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earle Tousley
Francis Freed
Elmer Heydt
Lester Anderson
Iowa Woman Dies Following Shooting
Mrs. Bonnie Belle Crowley 47 died in a hospital after being wounded in a house where her husband Edward John Crowley 60 was found dead in the basement. Police say the estranged couple had each been shot once in the head and multiple times in the face and chest respectively. Two women stopping by to leave a dog discovered the bodies.
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Mason City
Bonnie Belle Crowley
Edward John Crowley
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Dale Frondal
Monroe St
St. Paul Park
Son
Scott Alen
Frondal
Lois Smeby
Lyle and Austin
Ronald Lee Hansen
4Th Ave
Nancy Lee Ann Feierer
8Th St
Hulda Cary
Osage
Mitchell County Memorial Hospital
Steves
Kozak
Victor Nehls
John Drewes
West Union
Inez
Sydney L. Coumbe
9Th St
Theodore G. Betsinger
11Th St
Robert Leighton
Glen Joseph
11Th Ave
Roland Myers
Eatontown
Mount Kisco
Carmel
Danbury, Conn
High Court
Lutheran Group
Mattson
Virginia
Mae M. Mattson
Robert W. Mattson
Tower
Neil A. Mattson Jr
Santa Maria
Calif
Duluth, Minn
Duluth
U.S. Savings and Loan League
National Council For A Sound Monetary Policy
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Floyd Youth
Ala
NEW York Poultry Chicago
American Exchange
American Dairy Assn
Soo Freight
Eaton & Howard
Balanced Fund
Ge Prospectes
Wright Wells & Co
Netionel Benkee Austin
Wvnee
Ooteraca
Werlim
Third Ave. NW
Ames sNois
Sonses
Mrrrog TL Saat Eee
Ptvgal
Afl-Ig
Sat
Baror
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