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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
2
Admiral Corp. halted network television advertising to protest programming quality. Chairman Ross D. Siragusa announced at a Las Vegas distributors meeting that the policy is temporary and the firm will shift more toward newspaper advertising this fall.
Theodore Larsen opened Grace Bible Store in Kalona in 1942 after moving from Clinton. Now run by his wife Anna, the shop mixes Bible books with bananas and a mix of novelty goods, liniment, seeds, music, and candy. A large sign reads No Smoking Please. They have sold over a hundred tons of sugar and flour since opening.
The Labor Department reports 2 457 000 Americans out of work in May with a 3 8 percent unemployment rate. A sea bottom map off California is published to aid offshore resources. Robert Baldwin to resign as undersecretary of the Navy July 31. Charles Baird to succeed. The Supreme Court to finish term and start new one Oct 2. Von Braun awarded Langley Medal. Boeing FAA require 750 000 for SST delivery position. Magnuson criticizes Northeast blackout lessons.
American jets probed into North Vietnam bombing rail lines toward Hanoi and clashing with Mig interceptors. Three MiGs were shot down, with 77 MiGs downed in air battles. B52 raids hit South Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh trail area while losses and fires were reported at airfields in Binh Dinh Province.
Air Force Maj Edward Givens 37 died when his 1964 foreign car left the road near Pearland south of Houston and hit an embankment. Companions Maj William Hall and Francis Diletto were injured. Givens lived briefly at Memorial Baptist Southeast Hospital before dying en route. Born Quanah Texas he was Naval Academy graduate and married to Ada Mauss with three children.
Minnesota officials debate whether a 1967 liquor law allows licenses in townships or only in unorganized county areas. St Louis County Attorney says townships are excluded, while Liquor Control Department argues eligibility. If unresolved, an attorney general opinion may be sought to settle scope and licensing fees.
ST. PAUL AP Two University of Minnesota professors have been reappointed to the Board of Examiners in Basic Sciences. Dr John A Johnson physiology and Dr Raymond N Bieter pharmacology will serve six year terms on the board overseeing examinations in anatomy bacteriology and related fields.
Rochester police investigated a burglary at Reynold's Wholesale Co where $10,000 in jewels including watches, diamond rings, and transistor radios were stolen. Entry was gained through a rear door, and the theft was reported Monday.
Republican State Chairman Robert Ray accused Iowa Governor Harold Hughes of failing to provide leadership in tax revision talks. Ray urged Hughes to clearly communicate his plans to the legislature and Iowa voters at a Howard County Republican picnic.
Thomas DeJarlais, 22, of Minneapolis was charged with aggravated assault after shooting Mrs. Dorothy E. Korte, 51, who remained in critical condition. Police say the shooting came from a passing car during an attempted dating advance toward the daughter.
MINNEAPOLIS AP Sentencing is scheduled for July 10 for Dr John R Mitchell a 34 year old Minneapolis chiropractor convicted of first degree manslaughter in his wife death. Attorney Ronald I Meshbesher said an appeal possibility exists with F Lee Bailey as chief counsel. ST CLOUD AP Services were scheduled for Mrs Helen Laughlin 101 in DeGrass and Benson following her death at a rest home.
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