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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1956
Page
3
Yuba City in 1956 shows a strong new spirit after the 1955 flood. Levees were reinforced and homes remodeled as streets dried. Merchants report up to 40 percent sales gains while residents celebrate a brighter Christmas with redeveloped houses and a renewed community resolve.
Eugene P. McDonald 24, Granada, an ex Marine, bound over to district court on a maiming charge after allegedly gouging out the left eye of Biwabik officer Archie Millner. McDonald claimed intoxication at the time. Millner hospitalized with injury and potential eye loss if infection does not set in. Bail set at $1,000.
A 1 750 mile Danube flows through six European nations on its route to the Black Sea. The article highlights the river’s transit across multiple countries and its final destination.
Minneapo lis - Minneapo lis Symphony Conductor Antal Dorati will watch as Zoltan Rosznyai a 30 year old conductor of the Budapest Philharmonic arrives for a special benefit concert. Dorati invited him and Rosznyai plans to form a touring orchestra of Hungarian refugees after the event. Proceeds support Hungarian refugees.
Eight Philadelphia Catholic girls schools issue a code restricting student behavior at private parties. The rules ban party crashing jitterbugging in formal dress strapless gowns alcohol and rides to the sea shore after dances.
New York report: the National Board of Review Committee of Exceptional Films selects Around the World in 80 Days as the best movie of 1956, honoring its achievements in cinema.
Mrs. Betty Duffield, 29, of Sherwood Oregon, delivered twin daughters Cheryl Lynn 6 pounds 7 ounces and Carol Lee 6 pounds 4 ounces in Portland yesterday marking her third set of twins after prior years 1952 and 1954.
A close Cairo informant says President Nasser urgently aims to settle the canal dispute soon while resisting withdrawal from his stand against internationalization. He fears Arab-Israeli and Soviet pressures, but seeks Western protection and a path to stabilizing Egypt's perilous economy.
Guido Milanesi, an Italian rear admiral and prolific maritime author with more than 30 books, died Saturday. His career spanned naval service and extensive writings on the sea, leaving a notable legacy in nautical literature.
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