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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
3
Dr Irving Itkin of National Jewish Hospital demonstrates a newly perfected device to diagnose asthma and gauge treatment responses. The AP Wirephoto shows asthmatic patient Gay Farrell, 16, Beaumont Texas, undergoing the test.
The 1964 farm income drop is expected to be severe in Minnesota Montana and the Dakotas with wheat as the main impact. Edwin F. Christianson urges Congress to pass wheat and dairy supports and CCC policy changes. Delegates call for sales at or above 115 percent of support level and reform of market channels. Re-elected directors include Ole Gunderson Jewell Kaaland Ole L Olson and Ervin Schumacher.
Pomona No. 1 met at Adams Friday for December reports on a Halloween party for crippled children and adults. Officers were installed by a seventh degree team, with an officers meeting and discussion of recommendations. A New Years dinner at Enterprise School was planned for January 1 at 12:30 PM as a pot luck event. The next meeting is January 2 at Enterprise School with Lyle Grange hosting.
The University of Kentucky secured its sole Southeast Conference football championship in 1950, marking a historic peak for the program.
A 22 year old Buddhist monk burned himself at a coastal Binh Dinh Province pagoda in an act described as an oblation. The death is noted as the 11th self immolation in South Vietnam this year with seven tied to Buddhist protest actions against President Ngo Dinh Diem.
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy makes his first public appearance since his brother’s funeral. The 38 year old official attends a ground breaking ceremony in the city, largely silent and observed, while hinting at remaining in public life at Johnson’s urging.
A brief note recalls chance hallway meetings and a speaker's familiar How are you greeting in a flat Boston accent, evoking memories of how things used to be.
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