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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
12
Linus Pauling arrives in Oslo to accept the delayed 1962 Nobel Peace Prize. He says the award will encourage peace workers worldwide and especially in the United States, where anti peace efforts have intensified. Pauling previously won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954.
Sarit Thanarat, 55, prime minister of Thailand, died Sunday from kidney and heart complications worsened by a long liver disorder. A career soldier from age 20, he had served in government since 1947 and was seen as a close U.S. ally in Southeast Asia.
Leonard Bernstein, musical director of the New York Philharmonic, says he has dedicated his Third Symphony Kaddish to the memory of the late President Kennedy. He disclosed the dedication on Sunday while in Israel to conduct the world premiere in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
HAL BOYLE reports that the average U S family will spend 147 or more on Christmas gifts and notes a 125 million dollar purchase in postage stamps. He cites Roman and European customs and predicts six three day holidays in 1965 while observing shifts in money usage and traffic fatalities near home.
A candle-light service is planned at the Lincoln Memorial Sunday afternoon to mark the 30-day mourning for President Kennedy. A torch from Kennedy's grave eternal flame will light candles as Washington area churches and five clergy participate. Johnson’s stance on FCC decisions is noted.
President Lyndon B. Johnson endured one of the tightest security efforts as he traveled from Idlewild Airport to the Lehman funeral and Hoover visit in New York. Thousands of officers manned rooftops and streets while the Secret Service screened mourners at Temple Emanu-El and checked displays for explosives.
Pan American said three people previously listed among Maryland crash victims boarded in Baltimore. One omitted passenger was added, reducing total victims from 82 to 80.
Tokyo AP reports Liberal Democratic leader Hayato Ikeda was re elected premier as expected by the lower house. Ikeda won 280 votes out of 467 and announced he would reappoint his entire Cabinet after his party secured a near two thirds majority in the November elections.
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