Long Time Between Trains Promised by Mayor
The mayor expresses hope that a long cherished dream of rail or canal service may finally come to fruition in his lifetime, aiming to realize a historical transportation improvement for the community.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
16
The mayor expresses hope that a long cherished dream of rail or canal service may finally come to fruition in his lifetime, aiming to realize a historical transportation improvement for the community.
In Duluth Minnesota a 66 year old retiree Thor E Christensen and his bride Lillian McGregor aged eighty plus married yesterday at First Methodist Church. Christensen a former Great Lakes sailor swam daily in Lake Superior and plans to continue when mild. McGregor a master bridge instructor and golfer says she will join him in swimming though he won t take up bridge.
A2C Jerry L. Sexton of Dwight Illinois and Grand Forks Air Force Base pleaded innocent to first degree manslaughter. Judge Philip R. Bangs scheduled a trial for next Monday, reduced bail to $700, and ordered custody in sheriff's custody. The charge relates to the stabbing death of Charles Thompson of Callaway Minnesota on November 6 after a bar fight in Emerado North Dakota.
The state mailed a $559,789 check to Youngstown Mines Corp of Cleveland for iron ore royalties— illegally collected from Rabbit Lake bed. The lake in Crow Wing County was set aside for school use when Minnesota became a state. Courts found the lake bed belonged to lakeshore owners, not the state, and the royalties had been deposited in the permanent school fund. The fund balance stood at $264,358,696 as of last Sept 30.
Detroit obituary notes Mrs Marceline Hemingway Sanford, sister of Ernest Hemingway, died Monday at age 65. She authored the memoir At the Hemingways about her famous family.
TV critic notes To Tell the Truth remains a pleasant early evening program. The article mentions episodes taped Nov 20 and changes due to Kennedy funeral, plus CBS tributes to Jackie Gleason and NBC reshuffles with Bob Hope replacement, Crosby hosting Hollywood Palace start.
NBC presents the Richard Boone repertory company in Greatest Show on Earth. ABC shows Lucille Ball in her first TV dramatic role as a circus horse trainer. ABC also airs a Soviet Woman documentary on women’s life and attitudes.
Dr D E Weidler 78 longtime York College president from 1938 to 1947 died Sunday after a long illness in York Nebraska AP report notes his leadership during the college's prewar and wartime years and his departures before the postwar era.
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby, 52, is described as getting grumpy in his jail cell after reduced phone calls and visitor access. Sheriff Bill Decker notes Ruby is a model prisoner while planning court security for his February 3 murder trial and weighing bulletproof glass for the defendant.
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