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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
1
The pool operates with multiple time blocks including free morning slots, paid afternoon slots, and family hours. Attendance on Sunday was 1,386, slightly lower than 1,395 a year ago. Wading pool hours appear inconsistent. Swimming lessons begin June 26 in the mornings, during which general swimming is closed.
Gov George Wallace travels to Tuscaloosa to block two Negro students from enrolling at the University of Alabama amid federal orders. He vows to stand for Alabama and says he will not let the desegregation proceed, while police and National Guard prepare to prevent violence. \\
Honolulu delegates at the national mayors conference backed President Kennedy's five point program to reduce racial tension. Mayor Wagner supported adopting a resolution, while Detroit’s Jerome Cavanagh called civil rights the nation's top issue. Kennedy urged biracial committees and constitutional local rules to end segregation and ensure equal rights and housing, employment, and access.
Reported talks involve John F Kennedy Nikita Khrushchev and Harold Macmillan sending senior diplomats to Russia. Separately field debris described as magnesium strips near Adams suggests possible space reflector experiment remnants tied to earlier and recent launches.
President Kennedy announced a mid July Moscow conference with Khrushchev and Macmillan to push a nuclear test ban treaty while declaring an immediate voluntary halt on US atmospheric tests if others pause. He urged civil rights progress at home and outlined a four nation European tour.
Minnesota Republicans consider withholding support from Rockefeller and Goldwater and back former Rep. Walter R. Judd, aiming to create a stalemate that could yield a different nominee. Romney supporters see potential gains, with similar favorite son moves possible in several states. The bloc of 354 votes could influence a 655 vote threshold at the convention.
A man leapt 35 feet from New York elevated subway tracks on Sunday, cigarette in mouth, and is in critical condition at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn after landing on a safety net not yet raised to ease the fall. The transfer of weather notes and regional rainfall details are unrelated to this incident.
Prime Minister Macmillan ordered a lordly inquiry into security aspects of the Profumo scandal after his golf vacation. Lord Dilhorne will assess if security was breached or negligent amid John Profumo's affair with Christine Keeler and connections to Soviet intelligence. Stephen Ward faced Morgan Marlborough court on a prostitution charge as the scandal threatens Macmillan's career and party fate.
Leftist Fer nando Belaunde leads early Peru presidential returns as APRA charges fraud in Ancash and Cajamarca. National Election Board investigates possible new elections within 10 to 15 days while Haya de la Torre and Odria trail. About two million eligible voters. armed forces supervised polls under military junta rule.
In Winona and surrounding areas a weekend tornado caused extensive damage with winds near 100 mph. A Janesville farm party of 32 fled as a barn and silo suffered major damage and losses were estimated around 85000 dollars. No fatalities, but injuries occurred and widespread destruction followed in Minneapolis St Paul Rochester and Winona regions.
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston argues in America magazine for lifting Catholic church rules on interfaith marriages. He says non-Catholics should not be bound to promise Catholic faith for their children and that such promises irritate many and are often broken in bad faith. He spoke after an interview conducted by Rev Walter Abbott.
The Supreme Court unanimously voided a Missouri law allowing the governor to seize and run a private public utility during strikes threatening public welfare. The provision criminalized concerted refusals to work after state takeover, pitting Union Division 1287 of the Amalgamated against Kansas City Transit Inc. Justice Stewart wrote the opinion. Justice White prepared it in his absence.
Gov. Karl Rolvaag issues executive order to enforce a rarely used law allowing cancellation or monetary forfeiture of contracts tied to employment discrimination. The move comes amid a series of statewide policy actions.
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