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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
1
A Hasidic group forms a citizens patrol in Crown Heights Brooklyn to curb rising crime. City officials in New York coordinate with police to address safety in the neighborhood.
India's Congress party named Lal Bahadur Shastri to succeed the late Nehru. He pledged socialism as the objective, vowed to fight poverty and unemployment, and praised Indira Gandhi as a future foreign minister candidate.
California voters on a winner take all ballot choose between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller in a high stakes confrontation that may define the Republican nominee for president. The Democratic contest also narrows around Brown Cranston Salinger and Unruh with broad intra party divisions on the Engle seat.
A Harris survey shows Barry Goldwater narrowing Nelson Rockefeller's lead to two points in California. Rockefeller 42, Goldwater 40, Not Sure 18. undecideds rise as turnout and perception of Rockefeller's appeal shift amid the divorce issue spotlight.
Robert J. Burns of Oxford wins the Democratic nomination for the Iowa Senate from Johnson County, defeating five-term incumbent Scott Swisher of Iowa City by about 2 to 1 with 2,533 votes to 1,298. Don McComas trails. Burns will face Republican D. C. Nolan in the general election as Republicans suffer several incumbents’ defeats in state races.
A June 19 show cause hearing in open court will determine whether Jack Ruby receives a sanity trial. Ruby, 53, was convicted of murder with malice in Oswald’s shooting and will undergo psychiatric treatment in his jail cell.
Tokyo dispatch reports Radio Peking accusing American leaders of plotting broad war moves. It alleges U S forces with Thailand and the Laotian puppet regime are waiting to invade Laos and threaten further bombing. The broadcast cites People's Daily commentary.
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen said he expects passage by June 18 if next week's cloture vote succeeds. He aims to muster the two thirds needed to cut off debate as Mansfield and Dirksen work on revisions to win sufficient support and move toward final passage.
The U S Army Infantry Brigade in West Berlin launched a four day exercise with about 4000 soldiers supported by tanks and artillery. The maneuver gathers all units stationed in the city to test and improve combat readiness.
In Honolulu American policy makers held secret talks to bolster Southeast Asia against growing Communist pressure. The two day session at Pacific Command reviewed policy with no public details and signaled possible military moves such as increased activity and reconnaissance over North Vietnam.
Armour & Co plans to shutdown slaughter at its Kansas City packing plant as new facilities start in Emporia Kansas and Worthington Minnesota. The company has bought the Kansas City Dressed Beef Co plant and will modernize it for slaughtering. About 720 of 1600 workers will be offered transfers or separations while processing continues at the current plant.
Richard Kangas, 29, accused of beating his mother to death, was ordered committed to the Minnesota security hospital at St. Peter.
The United Nations Security Council canceled its Cambodian complaints session on border aggression by the United States and South Vietnam. The session was rescheduled for Wednesday. Lindbergh to Get Pension: Lindbergh to receive 100 dollar monthly pension under House passage. He is a 1927 Atlantic solo flight laureate. Fire Destroys Kerkhoven Elevator: A Kerkhoven elevator fire caused an estimated 125000 dollars in losses. About 30000 bushels of corn and 7000 to 8000 bushels of oats were stored. cause undetermined.
Five year old Ronda Ray of Boone was killed when a horse bolted while she rode it. The horse, led by the girl's 12 year old cousin, dragged her across the ground after her foot caught in a stirrup on a Boone farm outskirts.
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