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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1966

Page

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Five Die In Car Train Crash At St Joseph Minnesota

Five people from Paynesville died when a six car Great Northern passenger train struck a car at Stearns county road 2 near the St Joseph depot. The crossing had no flashing lights and the car was carried about 75 feet along the tracks. The crash raised Minnesota's 1966 highway toll to 933 with other fatalities reported nearby.

James Roeser Michel Mary Roeser Raymond Roesser Michael Roeser Michael Gerald Roeser Great Northern Red River Twin Cities Fargo N.D

LeVander Faces Budget Gaps for 1967 69

Governor elect Harold LeVander would need 12.3 million more state funds to meet all department requests and about 75 million to raise school aid to 50 percent, with cuts planned including new personnel. Highway plans seek 35.8 million for admin and operations amid talks of higher taxes, bond issues, and a larger all state projects program.

ST. Paul Harold LeVander LeVander State Board of Education John Jamieson Jamieson Highway Department Highway Patrol

Court Delays Strike Decision On Kokomo Plant

A federal appeals court extended the stay on a judge order halting an 80 day strike at Union Carbide Kokomo Indiana. The ruling concerns Taft Hartley Act applicability when only one factory is affected and could force workers back to a plant producing hast alloy X for Vietnam war materiel.

Washington Kokomo Ind Vietnam U.S. Court of Appeals U.S. Dist Leonard P. Walsh Union Carbide Corp Afl-Cio United Steelworkers of America Walsh

Not Star but Glow From Planet Jupiter

In East Lansing Michigan an MSU astronomer proposes the Star of Bethlehem was the bright glow from Jupiter near Saturn. Von Der Chamberlain identifies a rare 6 B.C. conjunction of the two planets as the likely date of Christ's birth.

East Lansing Mich Bethelem Christ Jupiter Saturn Michigan State University von der Chamberlain

November cost of living ticks up slightly

The Labor Department reported a light rise of one tenth of a percent in the November cost of living, the smallest increase in six months. Food prices fell seven tenths of 1 percent, offsetting higher costs in housing apparel and medical care.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Pair Charged With 5 Utah Killings

Salt Lake City police linked five killings in or near Utah's capital to two men arrested at a roadblock. Police Chief Dewey Fillis said a sock and blood-stained knife were found hidden in the springs of a car they drove, and both suspects were charged with first degree murder.

Salt Lake City Utah Dewey Fillis Fillis

Driver Survives Truck Train Crash in DeGraff

DeGraff farmer Joe Fath, 34, stalled his pickup on an icy crossing and was hit by a 110 car Great Northern freight at 60 mph. He climbed from the wreckage, sought hospital care, and was treated and released for cuts and bruises. A separate AP photo shows twins David and Karen Ziemer born at St. Michael's Hospital with Christmas stockings.

Degraff, Minn Joe Fath Great Northern Fath Swift County Sheriff's Office

LBJ Home Ranch Readies for Christmas

The LBJ Ranch near Pedernales River 65 miles west of Austin is decorated for Christmas with a 6 foot balsam tree, holly, mistletoe, and wreaths. The Johnson family plans Christmas Eve gift opening with Mrs. Johnson and daughters Lynda Luci and their spouses, plus relatives. The noon meal features turkey, cornbread stuffing, beans, sweet potatoes, rolls, cranberry salad, ambrosia oranges, coconut and angel food cake.

Austin Tex LBJ Johnson Texas White House Pedernales River Austin

Kovacs Estate Worth Far Less Than 2 Million Says Widow

Edie Adams testified in Superior Court that comedian Ernie Kovacs estate is worth about 16184 dollars after debts taxes and mortgage claims. She said unpaid taxes of roughly 300000 were due when Kovacs died in a car crash nearly five years ago.

Los Angeles Ernie Kovacs Edie Adams Adams Superior Court

Jackie Wins Her Battle Out of Court

New York AP reports Harper & Row aims to settle the Kennedy book dispute with Mrs. John F. Kennedy by deletions about her personal life. Look magazine will publish a four part serial, The Death of a President, starting Jan. 10. Greenbaum says Harper & Row will seek a similar deal with Mrs. Kennedy. Cowles and Rifkind comment on swift resolution and cooperation from Cass Canfield.

New York Harper & Row John F. Kennedy Look Magazine Edward S. Greenbaum Kennedy Simon H. Rifkind Gardner Cowles Cowles Communications, Inc Look Cowles Cass Canfield

El Cariso Hotshots suffer deadly brush fire disaster

Fourteen survivors of the 25 man U.S. Forest Service El Cariso Hot Shots battled a freak November blaze near Los Angeles. A 2,100 acre Pacom[a] Canyon fire turned deadly as eleven crew members died and others suffered severe burns. Despite the tragedy, chief Cosgrove says the team remains the best and is seeing more applications.

Edward Cosgrove Jerry Smith a_ Forest Service el Cariso Tal Los Angeles Pacoima Canyon Cosgrove Smith U.S. Forest Service Rich Leak Los Angeles County General Hospital Cleveland National Forest Riverside County

FBI Hunts Trio in Kidnapping of Reno Woman

The FBI pursues two armed gunmen in the Reno kidnapping of Eddith Grisham 58 after a two day ordeal from Nevada to California and back. Banks 23 and Gawne 28 are named as extremely dangerous suspects. a woman is involved but not identified.

FBI Reno Reno, Nev West Michigan Eddith Grisham

Hero's Medal to Minnesota Man for Fatal Manhole Rescue

The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission posthumously awards a bronze medal to Donald N. Harwood of Pine Bend Minnesota for dying while attempting to rescue his boss Ernest T. Hilborn from a nitrogen filled manhole. Harwood’s widow will receive $60 monthly for up to five years.

Pittsburgh, Pa Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Minnesota Donald N. Harwood Pine Bend Minn Harwood Hastings Ernest T. Hilborn Hilborn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bethlehem Egypt ST. Joseph, Minn St. Joseph Paynesville Richard Albert Steuck Watertown S.D U.S. 75 Madison Steuck John Wiranen Lee O. Hubbell St. Louis County Richard Ziemer Milwaukee David Karen St. Michael’s Hospital Rudolph Montana Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Lynda Luci Patrick J. Nugent White House Kovacs Jackie Ed Cosgrove Gordon King
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