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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
2
The Religious Affairs Center at Ohio State University observed its 15th anniversary. Director Milton D. McLean, appointed in 1948, leads the liaison office created after trustees approved forming a link with the university community.
A columnist notes Baldy’s address to Rose Creek’s graduation class in Sunshine City and ponders the varied notions of success and happiness among graduates and relatives. The piece contrasts fame and fortune with steady daily living and personal resilience.
In La Paz two ex allies of Victor Paz Estenssoro ended a four day hunger strike against his re election but pledged to unite opposition. Vice President Juan Lechin and former President Hernan Siles Suazo join Authentic Revolutionary party and will urge other opposition groups to join the campaign.
NASA awarded 13.78 million dollars to Control Data Corp of Minneapolis under a fixed price contract to supply computers and gear for nine preflight acceptance checkout stations for the Apollo lunar landing spacecraft. In separate notices, the University of Minnesota received 38,856 dollars for cooperative data analysis on educational research and 7,574 dollars for first grade reading instruction research.
In the Senate civil rights debate Southerners pivot to voting on amendments while backers take leading speaking roles. Leaders push cloture toward next Tuesday with an aim to end debate and pass the bill by mid June. President Johnson backs the measure as a good bill.
Erie Pa AP report Arch Bristow, 82, longtime newsman active for more than five decades, died after falling ill three months ago. He built a lasting career in journalism across many years.
Irvine High senior Butch Bryant paid 25 dollars to smash principal Joe Ohr in the face with a chocolate pie during a fundraiser pie supper. The senior class sought donations, with the principal volunteering as a target to boost funds.
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