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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
1
General Curtis E LeMay receives the First Order of Merit of the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun from General Shigeru Ura chief of staff of Japan's Self Defense Forces at a ceremony today aboard the Japanese Air Force base.
Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan an American heiress and social figure died at 88 at her Long Island home. Born into the Vanderbilt fortune she first wed Charles Spencer Churchill the ninth duke of Marlborough before later marrying Col Louis Balsan. A son became the 10th Duke of Marlborough and a service is planned in New York with burial in England.
A whistling swan that drifted from the Arctic flight path is captured at Carlos Avery game refuge after a 30 minute effort by game warden Wayne Forsythe. Earlier reports said the bird was frozen at a nearby lake. In Pasadena the Jet Propulsion Laboratory notes Mariner 4's Mars approach should stay smooth through July if conditions hold.
AP report on Prime Minister Wilson and President Johnson set to discuss NATO nuclear force plans and command structure. Talks also cover U.S. and Soviet positions with Andrei Gromyko visiting for the UN General Assembly. Vietnam war likely to surface.
Berkeley students and faculty hear a plan by department chairmen for a “new era of freedom under law” amid campus turmoil over political action demands. 814 demonstrators arrested in the sit-in breakup face mass arraignments. 590 students, 89 TAs, others connected, 135 with no campus ties. Kerr and Scalapino to speak at convocation as governors and regents met prior.
Three people died as freezing rain and snow battered eastern New York. About 40,000 Niagara Mohawk customers faced outages while schools and churches operated as emergency centers. Gov Rockefeller toured shelters amid ongoing recovery efforts.
George A. Hormel & Co. reports fiscal year ended Oct 31 net income of 5,724,527 and 4.79 per share on sales of 411,827,498. Total meat pounds sold reached 1,272,495,015, an 8.7 percent rise, with dividends of 1.40 per share and a 36th year of payouts.
A compact notice notes anniversaries tied to historical dates in Iowa and related regional outlets, marking milestones and contextual references to the two state publications with brief, dated framing.
State Rep. L. J. Lee says Minnesota should have its own Job Corps camps after noting local youths are recruited for federal camps. He proposes White Earth Reservation or Itasca State Park as possible sites and sent a letter to Interior Secretary Udahl.
A parole violator, Dean Richardson, 20, of New Richland, escaped from Waseca County Jail around 1 30 a m and locked Deputy Merton Schwartz in the cell block. He was found an hour later hiding in a brooder house after footprints in fresh snow guided officers to the southeast part of town.
Pearl Harbor memorial observances mark 23 years since the attack as veterans recall the Arizona loss. Relatives attend services at the Sunken Arizona memorial with wreaths and prayers as oil bubbles from the battleship. In a separate Coast Guard search, two Navy jet crewmen are feared lost off Virginia Beach after a routine training flight.
Workers at multiple Bemidji plants reportedly walked off the job hours before a 10 a.m. strike deadline set by the United Auto Workers. Also notes Iowa traffic deaths and a Nebraska crash involving an Iowa woman. Gromyko calls for world summit on disarmament at U.N. In Washington, the Supreme Court strikes down a Florida law banning interracial cohabitation in hotels.
STONIO SEGNI, 73, the Italian president, came back to duty Sunday after two and a half years in office following a stroke he suffered last August.
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