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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1963

Page

2

Connally and Martin Certify Dec 17 Election Results

Gov. John Connally and Secretary of State Crawford Martin certify the Dec 17 special congressional election at a midnight Austin meeting to canvass votes so J. J. Pickle can vote on the foreign aid bill. Pickle will be sworn in this morning as Connally, wounded in the Kennedy assassination, signs with his left hand.

John Connally Texas Crawford Martin Austin Tex Cials J. J Jake) Pickle House Pickle Connally Bill Pres. Kennedy

Choices to Win McCarthy's Seat in Minnesota Senate Race

Two men seen as strongest candidates to challenge Sen. Eugene McCarthy are Dr. Walter Judd and Rep. Clark MacGregor, with Elmer Andersen Wheelock Whitney Ancher Nelsen and Joseph Knutson also in consideration. County chairs rate Judd top for the Republican nomination while indicating Judd does not wish to seek the Senate.

GOP Senate Associated Press Minnesota U.S. Senate Eugene McCarthy DFL McCarthy Walter Judd Judd Orient Clark MacGregor House MacGregor Elmer L. Andersen Karl Rolvaas Wheelock Whitney Minneapolis Ancher Nelsen Nelsen

House defeats bid for immediate debate on foreign id bill

Area congressmen votes show 202 to 105 in favor but fail to reach two thirds required for immediate consideration. Minnesota members Fraser Langen Mac Gregor Quie Blatnik paired Earth Nelson. North Dakota Andrews Short. South Dakota Berg Reifel.

Minnesota Fraser Son Langen Mac Gregor Quie Blatnik Earth Nelson North Dakota Andrews Short South Dakota Berg Reifel

UNICEF sells record 13 million greeting cards in US

The U N Children s Fund reported a record 13 million greeting cards sold in the United States for the 1963 season along with 175 000 calendars. Gross income reached 2 2 million, up 22 2 percent from the previous year, per the US Committee for UNICEF.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Children’s Fund United States US Committee For Unicef

Papandreou Resigns as Greek Premier Amid Coalition Strain

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou submitted his resignation to King Paul after his minority government survived a confidence vote thanks to pro Communist support. He asked for Parliament to be dissolved and new elections, with the king weighing next steps and possible new leadership or fresh polls. Papandreou said his Center Union would not join a new coalition.

Athens Greece George Papandreou Paul Papandreou Center Union

Washington Dispatch Highlights Asian Tensions and Political Faces

From Washington AP Indonesia asks U S to shelve 7th Fleet send to Indian Ocean calling it a provocative move. Republican leaders urge counterattacks on Democrats as Kennedy era moratorium ends. Julie Gill of Wichita receives a signed White House picture after gifting messages to President Johnson in the Cabinet room.

Jakarta Indonesia U.S 7Th Fleet Indian Ocean Sukarno United States Federation of Malaysia Washington William E. Miller John F. Kennedy New York Julie Johnson Wichita Kan White House Julie Gill

Truman declines to repeat handshake with Nixon backstage

Former President Harry S Truman refused to repeat his impromptu handshake with Richard M Nixon after a backstage meeting at the Shubert Theater following the curtain on Here's Love. He later posed for photos with Nixon.

New York Harry Sr. Truman Richard M. Nixon Truman Nixon Associated Press Shubert Theater

Newspaperman Dies After Long Service at Herald News

The manager of the Herald-News of Passaic Clifton died Monday after a long career with the newspaper. He guided the paper through many changes and served as a key figure in the newsroom for decades.

Herald-News of Passaic-Clifton

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