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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
2
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe will join the New Mexico Council of Churches, uniting seven Protestant denominations. Archbishop James Peter Davis calls it a cause of great expectations and notes it is an individual, not churchwide, decision.
ST PAUL AP Minnesota AAUP members push converting Mankato State College to a university. The State College Board will discuss the campaign and AAUP urges a detailed study first with criteria for university status. Mankato delegates will present coursework showing potential to offer doctoral degrees.
The University of California board of regents in Los Angeles pledged no campus restrictions on free speech beyond constitutional limits while promising to maintain order. They asserted ultimate authority over student discipline, reviewed policies to widen campus freedom, and noted over 800 demonstrators were arrested during a December protest.
Jans Groeneveld 64 of Aplington died in a hospital from injuries after his car lost control on a county road south of Aplington. Officials report the crash occurred Wednesday at the accident location. The report notes no further details on the investigation are provided.
Mankato State urged the Minnesota State College Board to grant university status arguing decentralization would expand opportunities for Minnesota youths. President C L Crawford pressed for friendly rivalry with the University of Minnesota as O Meredith Wilson questioned what Mankato could add lacking in Wisconsin. Wilson noted the Midwest is underfunded for federal grants, yet Minnesota remains strong in attracting money compared with Illinois Michigan and Iowa.
The Supreme Court upheld the Civil Rights Act of 1964 9-0, banning segregation in public accommodations. NATO ministers discussed nuclear strength with McNamara projecting large power in Europe. Kennedy recovered and Johnson named Conner as commerce secretary amid cabinet shifts.
In Winfield Illinois a blaze destroyed a cottage on the grounds of the DuPage County Convalescent Home killing four maintenance workers. Two other county staff and a firefighter were injured as about 50 firefighters battled the zero temperature blaze. The institution’s main buildings housing 169 elderly residents were not at risk.
James T. Hale, a senior at the University of Minnesota Law School, is named one of the nation’s top beginners to serve as personal law clerk to Chief Justice Earl Warren. Hale, from Hopkins, is an honors student who will handle research and opinion writing for the court and plans to return to Minneapolis to practice law after his term.
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