Marching to New Home Washington Friday
The son of the assassinated president followed his mother and sister Caroline by several steps to the new home. AP Wirephoto shows the family moving in as reporters observe the scene.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
2
The son of the assassinated president followed his mother and sister Caroline by several steps to the new home. AP Wirephoto shows the family moving in as reporters observe the scene.
In Seoul the Daily Shinmun hints at a move toward collective leadership replacing Kim Il Sung's dictatorship. In Honduras a military junta schedules National Assembly elections for February 16, 1965. London reports a 14 million air terminal fire with no injuries. U.N. and North Korea discuss armistice issues but no word on two US helicopter pilots held since May 17.
Louisiana Democrats vote to pick a governor in the first statewide election since President Kennedy's assassination. If no candidate wins a majority, top two face a runoff January 11. Key contenders include Delesseps Morrison Gillis Long and John J. McKeithen with polls open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. among 1,182,676 voters.
Archbishop Alfonso Carinci, aged 101 and the world’s oldest Roman Catholic bishop, died on Friday in Vatican City, ending a long life of service to the church. He was born in Rome and became a priest in the early 20th century, later serving as bishop in several dioceses.
Officials from the Minnesota Department of Health conducted training in Austin for nursing home staff in coordination with St. Olaf Hospital personnel. Alfred Ziemer was moved to St. Olaf Hospital. Retired Milwaukee railroad worker Olaf Sagavold, a Norwegian, was admitted, noted for his pronounced accent.
Two young brothers, Donald 4 and Ronald 2, drowned after breaking thin ice on Belle Creek near their Cannon Falls home. Their mother traced tracks, called firefighters who recovered the bodies. Also, Hollywood actor Tom London, 81, who played a sheriff in many westerns, died Thursday.
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