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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

3

Communists Use Soft Sell to Seek Rome City Control

In Rome elections analysts see the Italian Communist party pursuing a mild outreach to Catholics and Socialists to gain seats in the 80 member city council. They currently hold 19 seats with 24 for Christian Democrats and 40 for the center left coalition, relying on one defector for a majority.

Rome Gerald Miller Italy Communist Party Christian Democrats Reds Aldo Moro Moro Vatican

Common Ground Aims to Ease Waterloo Race Tensions

In Waterloo Iowa a four hour meeting of Negro leaders, Mayor Lloyd Turner and the City Council produced a plan of common ground to ease racial tensions. The mayor issued a statement of aims to address grievances that sparked trouble a week earlier. Reverend I V Tolbert said they are in 100 percent agreement. Reverend Roger F E Russell urged ministers and laypeople from all congregations to work together.

Waterloo Iowa Lloyd Turner I. V. Tolbert Roger FE. Russell Black Hawk Council of Churches Turner Eddie Sallis Sallis Donald Burger Iowa Civil Rights Commission Robert Wright Waterloo Human Rights Commission Tolbert Turne Waterloo Rights Commission

Services for Rev. Hansen on Monday

Funeral services will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church Moorhead for Rev Dr Arthur Fr Hanson president emeritus of the northern Minnesota district of the ALC and father of four Lutheran ministers. Hanson, 72, died after heart trouble and a recent retirement from the synod post. His sons include Paul Hanson of Moorhead and John, NYU campus pastor.

Synod Hanson Trinity Lutheran Church Moorhead Paul Hanson Minnesota ALC Evangelical Lutheran Church ALL Paul James Glendive Mont. John New York University Rolf Spring Grove Minn

State approves $323,929 for 15 institutions

The Minnesota Department of Education approved federal aid programs totaling 323,929 for 15 state institutions under the education act. Grants fund teachers, equipment, supplies, and remodeling to aid those under 21, with programs running through Aug. 31 and some including hospital summer schooling. Largest grant 74,985 for Minnesota School for the Deaf Faribault. Cambridge School and Hospital received 70,721.

ST. Paul State Department of Education Minnesota School For the Deaf Faribault Cambridge State School

Edward G Robinson in California crash

Veteran actor Edward G. Robinson, 72, is in good condition at Mount Sinai hospital after a car crash in Beverly Hills. Doctors report a four hour surgery for ruptured abdominal blood vessels and internal bleeding, with discharge anticipated in about two weeks.

Beverly Hills Calif Edward G. Robinson Mount Sinai Hospital Robinson

Eight year old protest letter to LBJ about hills

Eight year old Robert Douglass Jr of Novato California wrote to President Johnson protesting hill wrecking to make room for people. Udall answered with empathy noting the loss of hills rivers and animals and the need to set aside parks and open spaces.

Robert Douglass Jr Novato Calif Washington Johnson Robert Lynnwood Drive Dar M. R. Jonstion California Marin White House Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall

Odrinex Fat Reduction Guarantee from Wolds Drug Store

A bold offer promises rapid weight loss with Odrinex, a tiny tablet sold without a prescription. The ad guarantees a full money back refund if not satisfied, with no questions asked, and notes mail orders filled by Wolds Drug Store at 233 N Main.

Wold’s Drug Store

William Jennings Bryan nicknamed Rabbit's Foot Statesman

The historic figure William Jennings Bryan earned the moniker Rabbit's Foot Statesman, reflecting a colorful wartime era nickname applied by contemporaries.

William Jennings Bryan

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