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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
1
Jets from three U S carriers bombed Hanoi electric plant and nearby targets amid ground fire. One Crusader fighter reported down, pilot missing, and Tass claimed three U S planes were shot down. Raids followed a Pleiku attack as lull in fighting persisted.
Riceville Iowa voters approved a $300,000 bond issue for a new gymnasium auditorium by 314 to 19, about 61 percent in favor. The move funds a dedicated gym and assembly space for the district.
An extensive ground and air search for 78 year old Emil Erving, sought in a double slaying near Virginia Minnesota, has been called off. Sheriff Greg Sertich said Erving is likely not hiding in nearby woods but checks of cabins and abandoned buildings continue. Maunu and Maunu were shot outside Erving’s home after a dispute about a Finnish language money claim. A 22 caliber rifle was found in Erving's home and no 30-30 rifle was recovered.
Sen. John J. Williams says the Democratic National Committee should testify if the Senate Finance Committee resumes hearings on federal financing of presidential campaigns. John M. Bailey advised the panel he preferred not to testify in the last two weeks of hearings, though aides said the DNC favored direct government subsidies for campaigns.
Bar nangens Tekniska Fabrikers AB of Stockholm announced plans to construct a $500,000 plant in Edina Minnesota. The Edina facility will produce Vademecum toothpaste and other products.
Moorhead Minnesota speeches by Andrew F. Brimmer and Hubert Humphrey emphasize higher taxes to fund human resources as defense outlays rise. Brimmer warns inflation risk. Heller echoed tax concerns. Gov LeVander laments leadership gaps while addressing St Cloud and Winona graduations amid antiwar pickets.
Joseph Cardinal Ritter, archbishop of St. Louis since 1946, died at 5 45 a m after two heart attacks in DePaul Hospital He was 74 and named St Louis second Roman Catholic cardinal in 1960 by Pope John XIII He led school integration in 1947 and declined a ceremonial jubilee dinner preferring a simple Mass rather than a solemn pontifical one He was born in New Albany Indiana ordained in 1917 and earlier led Indianapolis as archbishop after its elevation to an archdiocese
Reies Tijerina leader of the Con federation of Free City States and two others were arrested at a state police roadblock south of Bernalillo New Mexico. Tijerina, 40, armed with a loaded .38, offered no resistance and was jailed in Santa Fe along with his son Hugh Reyes Tijerina 19 and Uvaldo Velasquez 47. The trio were linked to a northern New Mexico courthouse raid and hostage threats following extortion charges.
Severe storms and heavy rain swept Iowa with tornado warnings and flooded streets. Des Moines sirens and radar alerts accompanied city shoppers as waters rose flooding basements and submerging cars while Red Oak residents evacuated and boats rescued ten people.
U N observers say Israeli warplanes attacked near Damascus and in surrounding areas, not inside the capital. Israel signals willingness for a cease fire while the Soviet Union breaks diplomatic ties and Nasser remains as president amid regional turmoil.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will remain several days at Bethesda Naval Hospital to reassess antibiotic treatment for a mild bladder infection. His aides say he entered Friday night after a May visit and plans to resume his normal schedule once this stay ends.
Navy Communications Technician 2nd class Robert B. Eisenberg of St. Paul is listed among crew missing after the U S S Liberty was attacked by Israeli planes and torpedo boats Thursday.
Moscow AP reports Izvestia accuses an unnamed source of anti-Soviet invective. The government paper calls Vladimir K. Romanov, described as a step-nephew of Tsar Nicholas I, the as yet undiscovered propaganda source.
Conductor Leonard Bernstein received the Golden Gustav Mahler Medal from the Vienna State Opera and the International Gustav Mahler Society on Friday for his contributions to Mahler interpretation and orchestral music.
Report from New China News Agency says armed clashes occurred in Chaoyuan County North Manchuria as Mao Tse tung supporters and opponents clashed in fierce fighting.
Saigon reports Japan signed an aid agreement worth 1.1 million dollars to provide medical assistance to South Vietnam. The accord was announced as Tokyo pledged support during the ongoing Vietnam conflict.
Syria claims Israeli forces occupy Al Koneytra nine miles inside Syria and push toward Damascus while Israel accuses Syrian forces of shelling border villages near Tiberias in the Jordan Valley. Both sides accuse the other of violating U.N. cease-fire resolutions in ongoing tension.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Pillsbury's patent on a one step angel chiffon cake base invalid. The court found all elements were old and obvious to bakers with ordinary skill and there is no infringement of an invalid patent.
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