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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
2
Four year old Ronnie Joersz of Mandan North Dakota uses a walking frame to throw a ball to his brother in a display of his new artificial legs received at Shrine.
Secretary McNamara proposes breaking the Army Reserve into two paths: half to National Guard expansion and 150,000 to a general manpower pool. Protests arise as ROA urges hearings and critics warn of real national danger.
Michigan Governor George Romney predicts Dean Burch will be ousted as national chairman at the January 22-23 Chicago meeting. Romney meets Eisenhower and Burch and says a change is needed to make the party more inclusive. Ford backs a clear majority support requirement for retention. An Eisenhower aide favors a two man leadership with a policy spokesman.
Belgrade criticizes China over a world conference on nuclear disarmament while conducting a nuclear test, Premier Stambolic arguing negating arms race requires more than talks. In Johannesburg a new law tightens control over 7 million Africans, seen as searing race policy, with urban rights restricted. In Manila a health team travels to aid quadruplets born in Tabaco, Albay, needing incubators as parents raise eight children.
In Saigon Buddhist leaders announce a 48 hour hunger strike and nonstop prayers to topple Premier Tran Van Huong. They condemn Huong allies, seek veto power over senior appointments, and allege Viet Cong influence within the movement amid rising U.S. aid and combat casualties.
Jack L. Bergh a 23 year old Navy sailor from Deer River Minnesota was sentenced to five years to life in prison for strangling 14 year old Judy Barnes in Concord California. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder on November 20. Bergh was aboard the USS Mt. Baker at Port Chicago and had no prior arrests. Shipmates said he had been drinking when he returned to his ship the night of the killing.
Washington AP reports the federal government will house its war on poverty in the top seven stories of a new midtown building at an annual rent of 8.225 million dollars. A General Services Administration spokesman calls the terms favorable, noting floor space costs 4.70 dollars per square foot, far cheaper than nearby rates.
Eleven Japanese climbers led by Noboru Endo of Tokyo's Self Defense Forces Hospital plan to scale Sinkao Shan in Formosa next year. The party will sail for Taipei on December 27.
Mrs. John J. Bannigan of Manasquan New Jersey accuses the district of using psychological style surveys to probe private home life for 600 freshmen. State officials defend the tests as curriculum planning tools not snooping.
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