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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1962

Page

10

Iowa Storms Kill Skier as Thunderbolts Strike

Severe thunderstorms hit Warren County and surrounding areas with 2.7 inches of rain at Indianola and hail over an inch. Lightning killed Robert Heald, 52, of Cedar Rapids, while he was towed on Cedar Lake. Roofs torn from buildings, trailers overturned, and power lines down marked the damage as storms moved across Milo Lacona Melcher Ackworth with some towns reporting up to 2.6 inches of rain.

Associated Press Warren County South Centre Iowa Indianola Robert Heald Cedar Rapids Heald Cedar Lake Eleanor Harlan Lumber Co General Mills Larro Research Farm Pella Des Moines

Ford unveils Shillelagh guided missile for near field support

Ford Motor Co. announced development of a new antiarmor anti fortification guided missile by its Aeronutronic division. A released image shows the weapon fired from a tank. Named Shillelagh it is described as designed for close in support of troops with high first round hard target kill capabilities.

Detroit Ford Motor Co Aeronutronic Ford

Atmosphere Disturbances Linked to Nuclear Test Blast

The Central Meteorological Agency in Tokyo states stations across Japan detected abnormal atmospheric disturbances. They attribute the anomalies to the U.S. nuclear device exploded near Christmas Island, estimating the blast was several megatons in yield.

Tokyo Central Meteorological Agency U.S Christmas Island

Pastor 91 retires again after long ministry in Georgia

The Rev. Walter Scott Robinson aged 91 retires from active ministry for the second time after a circuit riding start 64 years ago. He served Decatur's First Methodist Church as associate pastor and plans golf and reflection, saying the Christian life remains the best path and he has a burial place beside his wife in Monroe cemetery.

Walter Scott Robinson Decatur First Methodist Church Monroe

Polly Adler Dies Former House Madam Author of Noted Memoir

Polly Adler 62 former New York call house madam died of cancer. She wrote A House Is Not a Home recounting 25 years running a prostitution house, police raids, bribes and a 1935 guilty plea for conducting a disorderly house. Born Pearl Adler in Yanov Russia, naturalized in 1929. Her autobiography sold about 100 000 copies.

Mollywood Polly Adler Miss Adler New York City Yanov Russia Pearl Adler

Catholic schools in Atlanta archdiocese ordered desegregated

The Roman Catholic Church orders all Atlanta north Georgia archdiocese schools desegregated this fall. About 7,500 pupils across 71 counties, including 735 Black students in Atlanta, will be admitted regardless of race as of Sept. 1 1962. Archbishop Hallinan says policy applies across the province with space and enrollment limits. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. supports the move, calling for calm and inclusivity.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta North Georgia Paul J. Hallinan Archdiocesan Georgia North South Carolina Florida Ivan Allen Jr New Orleans Harold J. Rainey

Pay Boost May Mean Increase in Railroad Passenger Rates

The AP report notes East railroads may raise passenger and freight rates to cover wage and benefit hikes for about 500,000 off train workers after a White House emergency board settlement. If on train workers win a similar deal for roughly 200,000 employees, annual extra labor costs could reach about 180 million dollars.

Washington East White House The Association of American Railroads

Iowa Diver Dead After Lake Manawa Accident

A Council Bluffs man, Adrian Stoops aged 47, died from a broken neck after diving into shallow water at Lake Manawa. He was pulled from the lake by two bystanders but could not be revived. Stoops worked for the American Can Co. in Omaha.

Council Bluffs Iowa Lake Manawa Adrian Stoops Stoops American Can Co Omaha

Sons of Norway Re-elect H. Kjos at District Meet

The Minnesota Iowa South Dakota district biennial convention re-elected Herman A. Kjos as president and filled officer posts. Hans Wold and John M. Reno were named vice president and secretary-treasurer, Osmond Johansen became counselor, and Carol Morkved was elected queen to travel to the international convention in Minneapolis in August.

Sons of Norway H. Kros Glenwood Minn The Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Herman A. Kjos Thief River Falls Hans Wold Minneapolis John M. Reno Osmond Johansen Cloquet Carol Morkved University of Minnesota Duluth

Secret Army Blasts at Sahara Oil Fields

Secret Army Organization commandos struck a Sahara oil field about 60 miles south of Hassi Messaoud, igniting a gas fire as attacks widen in a scorched earth campaign. European settlers, seen as the backbone of the group, face shifting roles while Algerian leaders urge restraint and warn of potential consequences.

Secret Army Sahara Algiers Hassi Messaoud

Canada will not change the 92.4 cent dollar rate

Ottawa reports Finance Minister Donald Fleming stated Canada will not consider any shift from the present 92.4 cent Canadian dollar to the U.S. dollar. Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton backed a possible devaluation to 90 cents, calling 92.4% a Cabinet compromise and 90 cents a defendable natural peg given the negative trade balance.

Ottawa Donald M. Fleming Canada U.S Fleming Alvin Ham Ilton

Prairie Rose Park Dedication Set in Iowa

HARLAN Iowa Prairie Rose State Park will be turned over to the state at dedication ceremonies Saturday Gov Norman Erbe will accept the park from the State Conservation Commission on behalf of the state The park lies in Shelby County eight miles southeast of Harlan Future plans include picnicking camping boating and fishing Tree planting and parking area construction will be done this year

Harlan Iowa Prairie Rose State Park Norman Erbe State Conservation Commission Shelby County

Fire losses rise 6 percent in early 1962

Fire loss totals for January to March 1962 show a six percent increase over the same period in 1961, signaling higher costs and greater risk for communities and insurers.

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