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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
15
Notice to bidders for Northeast Sanitary Sewer Construction in Austin Minnesota bids due 10:00 A.M. June 20 1966 with sealed proposals at City Recorder office 500 4th Avenue N.E. and plan details available from the City Engineer or Agneberg Lankstone & Associates. 5 percent bid bond required. City Council to open bids at 8:00 P.M. June 20.
In Mower County the Minnesota Probate Court schedules the July 1 1966 hearing for general administration of John M Nelson estate. Creditors must file claims within four months. Claims heard October 3 1966. Notice by publication in Austin Daily Herald and by mail.
The Common Council of Austin adopts Ordinance 1079 granting city officers and employees 10 cents per mile when using their own cars for city business. Reimbursements require verified mileage statements filed with the City Recorder. Passed April 18, 1966 with unanimous yeas. Mayor Tayette Sherman. Attest R F Kanbon.
The village of Waltham adopts a planning commission to guide physical development and propose a zoning plan. Six members, five council members plus one outsider for three years, meet monthly, record-keeping required, public reports due yearly.
In Probate Court for the estate of Howard W. Johnson the representative filed a final account and petition for settlement and distribution. A hearing is set for June 16, 1966 at 10:00 A.M. in Austin Minnesota. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law. Probate Judge Hoversten and Strom, attorneys for petitioner. File No. 13354. May 19, 26, June 2.
In Probate Court In Re Estate of Gust W. Anderson also Gustav W. Anderson Decedent the named estate has filed its final account and petition for settlement and allowance thereof and for distribution to the persons entitled Dated 5 16 66 Probate Judge Austin Minn File No 13735
In Re Estate of Edwin Struck Kenneth A Struck filed four petitions for probate and appointment as executor. Will on file and inspectable. Hearing set for June 27 1966 at 10 AM. Creditors must file claims within four months. Claims to be heard September 20 1966 at 10 AM by mailed notice as provided by law. Philip Richardson File No 13882
Sealed proposals for the Southwest Sanitary Interceptor Sewer project in Austin Minnesota are due by 10 00 a m June 20 1966 and will be opened read and tabulated by the City Council at 8 00 p m that day Plans and specs from the City Engineer or Angeberg Lankstone & Associates require a $10 deposit. refunds follow if plans are returned within five days.
Conservative candidate Balaguer claimed a decisive victory over former President Bosch in Dominican elections. Balaguer's rural support and call for stability contrasted with Bosch's DRP backing and a history of turmoil. Bonelly trailed.
Peking declares renewed trade and scientific cooperation with Cuba and accuses Moscow of betraying the Cuban people. An official China daily lauds Cuba as its most faithful friend while Cuba pledges rice and sugar exchanges after a failed barter pact.
In New York the Metropolitan Opera House faces demolition for a 40 story Keystone complex. A Citizens Committee fights to preserve the venue with support from Mrs. John F Kennedy while the Met pushes for renovation or purchase costs topping 12 million. Albany lawmakers approving a six month delay await Governor Rockefeller’s action.
Phillip Kitzer, 72, former owner of several insurers in liquidation, sues the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and six officers in U.S. District Court Chicago. He alleges negligence in a report that devalued his investments, causing Bell Casualty Co. to be liquidated and American Allied Insurance Co. to be deemed solvent. He was previously indicted in Minneapolis in 1965 for misrepresenting stock values.
Four youngsters ages six to ten wowed 650 guests including diplomats and society leaders at a Captain's Gala aboard a Holland America liner hosted by the New York City chapter of the American Cancer Society. Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands circulated as guests paid 150 dollars per ticket for a seven course dinner and casino games. officials say about 150000 dollars was raised for cancer research and related work. The children were escorted by Frank Caponetta, who brought items for prizes.
In Leopoldville over 100,000 spectators watched as former Premier Evariste Kimba and ex ministers Emmanuel Bamba Jerome Anang and Alexandre Mahamba were hanged for plotting to kill President Mobutu. They were arrested Monday and executed after a 90 minute military trial.
A satirical piece argues a wife should be a fiscal partner, not a focus on looks. It names careers like accountant or attorney and jokes about insurance, taxes, and household finance. It ends proposing alternatives including marrying a rich widow.
Alvin Gertz of Brainerd and Eric Freeman aided in a capsized boat rescue on Big Pelican Lake. They pulled four adults and a 10 month old girl from the water as high waves hampered efforts. The infant’s parents were identified as Mr and Mrs Albert J Johnson of Minneapolis.
A GOP memo by 24 Republicans calls for a full congressional review of the draft arguing some youths are drafted because their papers are in hand. They cite a Selective Service report claiming 73 percent of 1A prospects were not fully examined and urge computerization while opposing a fully centralized system. Sen Javits proposes universal national service for men under 35.
Los Angeles AP report notes Lockheed Aircraft Corp first to join the federal plan for progress in May 1961. The company says 6,500 of 84,000 employees are minorities with 2% more in managerial roles. recruiting in minority areas, campus drives, and union-supported apprentice programs aim to raise skilled minority employment across planes, ships, missiles and more.
Army Spec 4 Donald C Green 27 from Clinton Minnesota was killed in action in Viet Nam Defense Department announced He was a Park Rapids High School graduate and had served in the National Guard since 1955 and the Army since 1958 Surviving are his wife Carol and children Kelly Lynn Danny Charles and Carmen Elizabeth Also notes unrelated Flying fish height and a 1896 food prep book by Fannie Meritt Farmer.
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