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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1961

Page

3

Police Leaders Ponder Johnson Rides Ban In Alabama

U S District Court Judge Frank M Johnson Jr issued a sweep of injunctions and restraining orders aimed at stopping a new racial challenge in Alabama. The order bars violence by the Ku Klux Klan and three individuals and targets CORE and other freedom ride groups. Seized by Jackson Mississippi arrests, 13 riders faced breaching the peace as 65 riders have been arrested since the rides began last week.

Associated Press Alabama District Court Frank M. Johnson Jr Montgomery Ku Klux Klan Jackson Miss Trailways Johnson

New Trend in Pentagon Research to Limit the Arms Race

The Pentagon launches a defense oriented research program led by Harold Brown to develop weapons that signal defense rather than first strike. Brown oversees a third of U S research and development spending and will study arms control impacts on national defense while exploring unilateral disarmament and limited war concepts.

Pentagon U. S Defense Harold Brown Herbert York Brown Polaris Secretary of Defense U.S Russia United States Soviet Union Geneva

Unemployment Persists Despite Signs Of Manufacturing Rise

The report notes a 3 percent jump in April manufacturing new orders to 30.7 million, plus a 2 percent rise in factory sales and inventory shifts. May construction climbs 11 percent, with employment up 1,044,000 to 66,778,000 and unemployment down 194,000 to 4,768,000. House actions include a training program for unemployed workers. The stock market and bond activity show subdued volumes, while Boeing awards 40 million in subcontracts for a space glider project. Cuba’s economy cited as rich land, poor people.

Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges Commerce Department Seymour Wolfbein Labor Department Iron Age Arthur J. Goldberg Detroit Washington Kennedy Congress

Garst Couple Named in $42,488 Auto Lawsuit

Guthrie Center Iowa Roswell Bo Garst and his wife are named defendants in a $42 488 suit over a February 2 Highway 141 auto accident. They own the truck involved though they were not in the crash. Plaintiff Robert L Goeken of Ogden filed in District Court.

Guthrie Center Iowa Roswell Bo Garst Coon Rapids Nikita Khrushchev Highway 141 Garsts Robert L. Goeken Ogden

DIY Spending Dominates Homeowner Upkeep in 1960

The AP report notes that in 1960 homeowners used eight of ten dollars for do it yourself projects. Expenditures covered walks swimming pools barbecues patios fences and land grading.

Washington

Lockheed Electra Seeks Public Confidence Return

Lockheed Aircraft Corp reports a major Electra refurbishment drive to restore trust after a series of fatal midair failures. About 144 Electras have been modified across the Burbank plant, with 21 left to receive upgrades to restore normal cruising speed and safety margins beyond regulatory requirements.

Washington U. S Lockheed Aircraft Corp Burbank Calif Tell City Ind Congress Federal Aviation Agency Lockheed

West German Leader Warns on Berlin Crisis

Dr. Franz Meyers president of the West German upper house warned in New York that if Berlin falls, all of Europe will fall state by state. The remarks came Friday night during a speech at an event linking Berlin's fate to European security.

New York Franz Meyers Berlin Europe

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