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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
10
Services set for Dr. A O Klaffenbach 83 professor emeritus at University of Iowa College of Dentistry who died Monday night after a coronary attack. He had served on the faculty since 1920.
Charles City Iowa officials say Joseph T O Conner 52 of Alliance Neb was arrested on a worthless check charge. He allegedly cashed 11 checks for ten dollars each at a billiard parlor last month drawn on a non existent Alliance bank account.
A Tuesday fire leveled a combination auto repair and welding shop in Marble Rock Iowa. A passing truck driver alerted responders at 5 a.m. and firefighters had the blaze under control about 20 percent of the hour later. The Schwartz auto repair and Smith welding site was a total loss with damage estimates and cause still undetermined.
Vatican official says Pope Paul VI indicated willingness to meet Patriarch Athenagoras I in Palestine if the Orthodox leader joins the Holy Land visit January 4 to 6. Athenagoras proposed a Christian summit, but no date was set and no meeting was confirmed.
DES MOINES Gov Harold Hughes announced the appointment Tuesday of a 32 member Committee on Employment of the Handicapped to advise state programs. The body aims to improve job opportunities and accessibility for disabled residents.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a St Paul audience that NATO remains solid and France under Charles De Gaulle is a steady ally on external threats. He warned Berlin Cuba and Southeast Asia keep the world at risk until political issues are settled, urging continued foreign aid and noting progress with the Soviet Union on limited test ban treaties and space weapons bans.
In Red Oak Iowa two Creston men Forest M Long 62 and L H McDowell 52 bridge crew for Burlington railroad were injured when their car skidded into a Highway 34 bridge over the East Nishnabotna River. Long had severe facial and body wounds and McDowell was thrown through the windshield with multiple cuts and broken pelvis ankle and facial bones.
President Johnson presses Congress with praise and visits. He met Senate and House leaders and stopped at the Capitol to see Speaker John W. McCormack in a friendly call described as brief and informal.
The Senate pauses for a day of eulogy for John F. Kennedy with tributes from Republicans and Democrats. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen prepared remarks while lawmakers vow to support civil rights and Johnson’s agenda as a memorial. A volume will be given to Mrs Kennedy reflecting the nation’s esteem.
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