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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1965

Page

10

St Olaf Hospital Vital Statistics and Local Obituaries

Birth notices list a son for Mr and Mrs Roger Schmel ing Waltham on December 17 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Larry Lowe Brownsdale on December 18. Multiple funeral notices for James Pyburn Austin Martha Nelson Grand Meadow Mrs John Madson Blooming Prairie and others. Messages of thanks from Alma Wood Adams Charlotte Campbell Rose Dalquist Mary Twedell. Remembrance notices for Helen J Austin and Francis Anderson.

ST. Olaf Hospital Roger Schmeling Waltham Son Larry Lowe Brownsdale Dalquist Patten Isele Rev. Johnson St. Olaf Luteran Church Rose Dalquist Twedell Dr. Twiggs Anderson Patton Father Corcoran Father Quinn Father Cunningham Mary Twedell

Christmas memorial tributes available via Austin Herald

The Austin Herald classifieds offer Christmas memorial notices to honor loved ones. Readers can place memorials for family and friends with a deadline of December 22 and notices will run December 24. Contact Ralph Verzani at 105 12th St NE for details.

Bourne Ralph Verzani 12Th St Anne Marie Krueger Merle Krueger 4Th Ave Earl Lucas 7Th Ave

Political Scene Highlights and National Outlook

The piece notes Holand as a highly active senator based in St. Paul while Republicans back Johnson administration Vietnam policies. It says an election tomorrow would hurt Johnson, but none is planned, and no clear GOP candidate line exists. It questions national GOP strength versus Minnesota.

St. Paul Holand Johnson Viet Nam Minnesota

Negro delegates vow jobs and revolt in Appalachia rail clash

The document quotes Negro delegates claiming millions of jobs and high wages in a planned expansion of rail and road projects through poverty areas of Appalachia. They pledge active protest and workforce participation, asserting white and black workers will unite in the fight for a share of rising prosperity.

Cilities Hall Syndicate, Inc

Hayfield Offers Adult Courses Starting January

Hayfield Minnesota residents may enroll in adult courses starting January 10. Classes meet Mondays for 12 weeks from 7 30 to 9 30 p m and include ceramics beginning typing intermediate typing modern mathematics speech and beginning woodworking. Contact the high school office for details.

Hayfield Minn

Howard-Winnishiek Holds Yale Program

Lime Springs and Chester attendance centers of Howard-Winni shiek Community School district held its annual Christmas program. Instrumental music was played by the Chester Junior Band. Vocal director was Mrs Harold Ruse and Mrs Forrest Montgomery, instrumental director. Narrators were David Meneese, Judith Bargan, and David Foote.

Lime Springs Iowa Chester Howard-Winnishiek Harold Ruse Forrest Montgomery David Meneese Judith Bargan David Foote

Dogs held for identification at local pound

Harlan Meier, poundmaster, holds several dogs for identification including a reddish brown male Pekinese a white and black female mongrel a white with tan spots female fox terrier and a white and orange Brittany Spaniel A German Shepherd male and a Golden Retriever male await adoption if unclaimed by Monday for owners to arrange recovery.

Harlan Meier

Austin High Band to Appear on TV

The 61 piece Austin High School Concert Band will make its television debut in a Christmas program Sunday at 5 30 p m on KMMT. Directed by Fred Nyline the newly organized group will perform greensleeves lullaby the Christmas Song and Christmas Festival among seasonal selections.

Austin KMMT Fred Nyline Little Leaden Soldiers

Loaded Guns in Car Lead Minnesota Game Law Violations

ST PAUL AP Hunters driving with loaded or uneased firearms top state game law offenders. Minnesota Game and Fish Division reports 644 November arrests, 296 for illegal weapon transport in cars. Big game violations reached 92 with 18 deer taken during a closed season.

ST. Paul Minnesota Conservation Department Game and Fish Division

Nonchalant Attitude Toward Draft at Arizona U Meeting

In Tucson Arizona university students largely ignored a talk on conscription. Lt. Col. Victor Anderson head of Selective Service in Arizona argued about fairness to college students. Fewer than a dozen students attended the Friday session at the University of Arizona.

Tucson, Ariz University of Arizona Victor Anderson Selective Service Arizona

Life Size Mannequin Guards Can Tho Creche in Viet Nam War Zone

In Can Tho a lifesize GI fatigues mannequin guards a large Mekong delta nativity at the 4th Corps compound. Soldiers and Vietnamese church workers dressed dummies, built a bamboo stable, and supplied gifts including creme de menthe for the Wise Man.

Viet Nam Can Tho South Viet Nam Mekong River 4Th Corps Saigon Frank C. Riley Augusta Riley Alvin L. Campbell Springfield Ill Post Exchange Chaplain Riley Father Campbell Delta Christian Missionary Alliance St. Joseph Vo Hiep Campbell

FDR Film to Repeat on CBS December 23

CBS airs Sunrise at Campobello in Technicolor as part of Thursday Night Movies. Ralph Bellamy and Greer Garson portray Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt from August 1921 on Campobello Island to Roosevelt’s return to politics at the Democratic National Convention.

Campobello Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ralph Bellamy Greer Garson Fdr Eleanor Roosevelt Campobello Island New Brunswick Roosevelt al Smith

Beverly Hills Declines Poverty Funds Offer

Beverly Hills officials refused an $82,875 poverty funds grant saying the money was not needed. School Superintendent Kenneth L. Peters noted only eight of 5,000 students might be needy and that remedial help is already available, arguing acceptance would not fit the program’s spirit.

Beverly Hills Calif Kenneth L. Peters Peters

Doar to Discuss Klan Case on Face the Nation

John Doar, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, will appear on Face the Nation Sunday December 12 at 11 30 a m CBS TV to discuss the prosecution of three Ku Klux Klan members found guilty of violating Mrs Viola Liuzzo rights. Agronsky and two other reporters will question him.

John Doar Dept. of Justice Face the Nation Cbs-Tv Doar Viola Liuzzo Liuzzo Alabama Martin Agronsky

World grain demand could trim U.S. wheat surplus

Rep. Albert Quie told a Minneapolis service club that rising world demand for American grain will shrink the U S wheat surplus and may end government crop controls. He cited a possible 400 million bushel export to India next year, four-fifths of domestic consumption, and criticized inequities in federal education aid formulas between Suffolk County and Hennepin County.

Minneapolis U.S Albert Quie Rminn Quie India Suffolk County New York Hennepin County Minnesota

Britain to test first electronic hand for amputees next year

London AP says Britain's Ministry of Health plans a next year trial of a prototype electronic hand for forearm amputees. The device uses surface electrodes to pick up signals from remaining forearm muscles and stimulates them with electric currents.

London Ministry of Health Britain

Charles City Banker and Former Senator Dies at 66

Ralph W. Zastrow 66 a Charles City banker and lawyer and former state senator died Friday at Floyd County Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since October.

Charles City Iowa Ralph W. Zastrow Floyd County Memorial Hospital

Edison Memorial Bridge Opens in Sandusky Ohio

The $3.2 million Thomas A. Edison Memorial Bridge opens to traffic, a 2.foot long span crossing Sandusky Bay on Lake Erie.

Sandusky, Ohio Thomas A. Edison

Smoke Damage After Glenville Furnace Fire

Glenville fire units responded to the Donald Koch residence south of Glenville around 6 p.m. Monday after a burned out furnace motor caused minor smoke damage to the home. The report notes no injuries.

Glenville Minn Donald Koch

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