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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
12
The Feyre quadruplets Margaret Jamie Maureen and Robert from Holyoke Massachusetts attend a Christmas party at Holyoke Day Nursery run by the Sisters of Providence. Their toys are noted as being mixed up as the center of attention this season is on the quads.
Washington postal officials say the Christmas mail surge may not reach the 1962 level as predicted. The drop is linked to President Kennedy's assassination, with December mailings about 2.5 percent below last year and most regions under expectations. The 1963 Christmas stamp prints exceed 2 billion copies.
Lewis Dogotch 45 co owner of Palo Alto Implement Co was killed Tuesday when struck by a freight train at the Chicago and North Western crossing in Whittemore Iowa.
The $400,000 Palm Beach oceanfront mansion for Mrs. Kennedy and children features eight bedrooms nine servant rooms an inside garden and a 75 foot heated pool yet lacks a Christmas tree. Guarded by a 10 foot wall the grounds host Secret Service. The Kennedys leased the home in 1961 and 1962 the designer was Charles Ulrich Bay the owner Col Michael Paul calls it suitable for a large family. A yard man hints the tree may come for the children.
Washington House action sends Kennedy likeness to half dollar coins starting January 1. Six Republicans join the losing side in a 352 to 6 vote amid objections to rapid change.
President Urho Kekkonen appointed economist Reino Lehto to head a nonpolitical caretaker government as Finland’s 20 month old cabinet resigned after two minor parties rejected a tax plan to balance the economy.
Duke University doctors meet to choose treatment for 2 year old Vicki Wray of Bowling Green South Carolina who has retinal glioblastoma in her remaining eye. Surgeons removed her right eye last July and a possible delay of surgery until after Christmas is discussed.
A worker and his wife Doris, 32, support seven other children while they raise funds for Vicki's treatment. The family allocated a Christmas tree over the weekend and face the prospect of no presents for the other children to cover medical costs, with weekly earnings around 45 to 50 dollars.
Robert J Hogan, 66, noted as the creator of the fictional master spy G-8 and a prolific writer, died Tuesday in Miami. The obituary notes his influence in pulp fiction and his enduring legacy in espionage adventure stories.
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