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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
3
The scene centers on Mr and Mrs Harry Nieman of St Ansgar with their child Debra aged 1% seated on her father’s lap alongside the grandmother.
Reverend Maurice A. Dawkins of the LA NAACP says Los Angeles will be the focal point for a citywide push toward total integration. He notes LA has the largest Negro population west of the Mississippi and says a general attack will be timed after next week’s council election. Labor unions may be a target in the drive.
The Rev. Mr. Dawkins pastor of the People’s Independent Community church is quoted contending unions can be worse than management in discrimination against the Negro, highlighting labor and civil rights tensions in the city.
A parachute jumper Karl Dean Frandsen, 29, of Raytown, was killed when a gust of wind blew him into a moving freight train at the edge of an airport near Liberty Missouri. Companion Gene Paul Skidmore jumped later and landed safely. Frandsen was a bricklayer and two-year Sky Divers Club member.
Dr Paul Meyer Wood age 68, internationally known anesthesiologist, died Wednesday in Highland Falls New York from a heart ailment.
The Federal Radiation Council says fallout will rise this year mainly due to Soviet tests but exposure remains too small to trigger concern or alter the national diet. Strontium 90 and other isotopes may increase in bone, yet levels should level off by 1964. Genetic risk could double, though overall impact remains extremely low due to long atmospheric residence times.
Sen. Allen J. Ellender, chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, opposed a move to replace the Kennedy wheat program with a new plan. He said no new wheat legislation this year and endorsed farmers’ choice to plant wheat at a low support price, calling it “their baby.” The bill proposed bipartisan support for a wheat and feed grains price support plan with voluntary acreage reduction, replacing the recently enacted feed grains program.
Sen Hubert Humphrey told a Chicago convention that the United States has had smooth sailing in international affairs compared with the Soviet Union. He urged plumbing heating and cooling contractors to back the administration foreign aid program noting 83 percent of foreign aid dollars are spent in the United States.
In Honolulu Hawaii AP reports 25th Division soldiers depart Friday joining Southeast Asia Treaty Organization exercises in Thailand from June 11 to June 19.
Rep Francis E Walter 69 longtime Pennsylvania Democrat and chairman of the House Committee on Un American Activities died of leukemia in Georgetown Hospital He had just won a 16th term and was a co author of the McCarran Walter immigration act His death shifts chair succession and alters House seniority standings
Mexico City AP reports Mexico's socialist leader says his party has taken the first firm step toward forming a great Marxist-Leninist party by merging with the Worker-Farmer party. The move signals a unification effort within the country’s leftist political landscape.
Two unidentified men subdued Gerald Winkle after he shoved a tavernkeeper and fled with a $400 bank deposit. Passers-by hailed a nearby policeman who took Winkle into custody.
Melbourne report says Australia has sold 46 million bushels of wheat to Communist China. Wheat Board chairman J. V. Moroney announced shipments will begin in June.
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