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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
9
Diplomacy Now Handled Differently Reported by Newsman
Newsman quotes Secretary of State Dean Rusk at a State Department briefing as he outlines three reasons diplomacy changes: more nations, faster communications, and the end of a nuclear strike monopoly. Five main issues cited: Laos, nuclear proliferation, test bans, Cuba, and space. Rotarians also fete Harry Rasmussen on his 70th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsman
Rusk
Rotary
Dean Rusk
State Department
Warren Meade
Blackhawk Broadcasting Co
Red Cedar Inn
Meade
Sistant
Laos
Cuba
Asia
Kennedy
China
Russia
Harry Rasmussen
Public Schools Offer Summer Music and Junior High Art Classes
Austin Public Schools announce a five week Summer Music Session from June 24 to July 26 with classes in strings winds percussion and rehearsals for bands and orchestras for elementary to high school students. New for 1963 64 is a summer chorus for grades 9 12 and general Art for instrumental students in grades 7 8. Tuition is free and schedules will be mailed prior to June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Public Schools
Paul Helme
Helme
Stu
Dents
Harold Sander
Christgau Hall
Jack Tedrow
Ellis
Ray Wescott
Air Force names Chaney to lead Austin recruiting office
S. Sgt. Earl W. Chaney, 39, with more than 15 years of service, is assigned as the new Air Force recruiter for the Austin area replacing retiring T. Sgt. Carl Swanson. Chaney comes from Seymour-Johnson AFB North Carolina and served in WWII and Korea. He and his wife Lee and son Mark reside at 1908 4th Ave NE Austin. He praised Austin Chamber of Commerce help and noted Southern hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force Recruiting Service
Earl W. Chaney
Air Force
Austin
Sgt
Chaney
Carl Swanson
Strategic Air Command
Seymour-Johnson Air Force Base
N.C
Valley School OKs Wrecking Contract
Spring Valley Minnesota. The Griffin Wrecking Co. Moore head won the demolition bid for Volstead School with 6333 dollars, 867 under Rappers Co. Spring Valley. Ward School bids were rejected due to curb and gutter costs. Ward School sale planned at auction. Melvin Veldhuizen resigns as student counselor to take a job in Loveland Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Minn
Volstead
Griffin Wrecking Co
Moorehead
Griffin
Rappers Co
Ward School
Ward
The
Spring Valley Historical Society
Vernon Howard
Frank Kummer
Melvin Veldhuizen
Loveland
Colo
Austin School Board Sets June Meeting Items
The Austin Board of Education will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. to consider teacher elections, resignations, the Putnam Fund certificate bequeathed to Independent School District No. 492 by Tayne Burgess Hines, and the appraisal of school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Board of Education
Putnam Fund
Tayne Burgess Hines
Lyle Church Picnic Set for Sunday in Lyle Park
Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Lyle Minnesota will hold its annual picnic and open air church service Sunday at 10 30 in Lyle Park Vacation Bible school students join the service and the picnic follows at noon If rain occurs the Parish House will host the event The afternoon features various sports and a ball game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle, Minn
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Lyle Park
Handcuffed Man Flees Police Strikes Boy and Fractures Collarbone
Robert Allen Underdahl 20 of 1503 8th Ave NW fled police after arrest for liquor, ran into 6 year old Robert Maschka causing a fractured collarbone. Maschka treated at St Olaf Hospital and later released. Underdahl and three others were arrested at a party on 405 6th Ave SE. he pleaded guilty to minor consuming liquor and resisting arrest, received 35 days or $35 fine on each charge, plus time to raise $70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Underdahl
8Th Ave. NW
Underdahl
6Th Ave. SE
Robert Maschka
4Th St. SE
Fred Vogel
Vogel
Three Accident Cases Settled in District Court
Three personal injury cases were settled out of court Monday after a District Court jury had been scheduled to hear one case this week. Named parties include Harold Smeby of 1603 1st Ave SE and Floyd Elmer of Albert Lea over a Jan 22 1962 collision on Highway 218 near Blooming Prairie. Mr and Mrs S H Wellman of 601 19th St SW and Mark Murphy of 405 5th St NW over a July 12 1959 crash at Oakland Ave W and 4th St. Emil Olson of 906 4th St NW and Everett J Weigle of Decorah over a rear end collision on 11th St NE near the bulk oil plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smeby
1St Ave. SE
Floyd Elmer
Albert Lea
Blooming Prairie
Smeby
William Sucha
Baudler
Smeby and
Alderson
Catherwood
Kelley
Ondov
S. H. Wellman
19Th St. SW
Mark
Olson
Weigle
11Th St
Car Hits 2nd Ave Bridge In Two Separate Crashes
Earl L. Hegtvedt of Lime Springs Iowa drove into the right abutment of the 2nd Ave NE bridge at 1 20 am injuring himself and passenger Wilma E. Farmer of Grand Meadow who were treated and released from St Olaf Hospital. Damages totaled 500 to Hegtvedt’s car. Two other Monday accidents involved Donna L Hareld and Margaret P Jones at Main St N and the Shaw Gym alley with 80 damage and Michael A Haffner and Charles List at 4th Ave and 2nd St NE with 40 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Hegtvedt
Lime Springs
Iowa
2Nd Ave
Wilma E. Farmer
Grand Meadow
St. Olaf Hospital
Donna L. Hareld
14Th Ave
Margaret P. Jones
4Th Ave
Main St. N
Shaw Gym
Michael A. Haffner
Austin Rt. 2
Charles List
6Th Ave
2Nd St
Scout official coming to Austin to discuss PR
Threen Wold public relations director for the River Trails Girl Scout Council will visit Austin Thursday morning to discuss public relations activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threen Wold
Rochester
River Trails Girl Scout Council
Austin
Austin men receive state sewage plant operator certification
Four Austin men Larry M. Bearson William T Bray Vernon C Johnson and Gerald C Wakefield earned certificates of competence from the State Board of Health under Minnesota's voluntary sewage works operator program. About 40 percent of 347 plants are now run by certified operators. The program began in 1952 to raise trained personnel and allow operators to prove competency after a written exam covering four plant grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Board of Health
Larry M. Bearson
William T. Bray
Vernon C. Johnson
Gerald C. Wakefield
League of Minnesota
Lake Louise Group Names First Officers
Mrs. A. C. Buesing was elected president of the Lake Louise State Park Assn at the directors meeting. Other officers include Mayor Carl Smith as vice president and Gordon Tangen as secretary treasurer. Board members are M. E. Chesebrough Hagbarth Hawkins Henry Larson Mrs Arnet Moe Enoch Sorenson Ostrander and Terrance Meany Austin.
Lyle Resident James Newling Celebrates 90th Birthday
James Newling, a Lyle native living at Raymonds Nursing Home, was honored at a family picnic in Lyle and later photographed before a Golden Age Club outing. Attendees include Claire Newling of Minneapolis and several relatives from Austin and Osage Iowa, representing five generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newling
Lyle
Raymond's Nursing Home
Claire Newling
Minneapolis
Irving Weber
Harry Jordan
Daisy Za
Bel
Fred Tottenham
Austin
Newling
Clare Newling
Adolph Madson
Jerry Madson
Kathy Madson
James
Mapleton
Madeira
Charles City
Osage
Iowa
Red Cross Sets Budget for UF Goal in 1964
Red Cross Mower County chapter directors approve a 17 920 budget to be given to the Austin United Fund as the 1964 65 goal. A memorial resolution honors late Mrs. Fred Kee for her service as executive secretary. Annual meeting set for July 15 at 8 pm with location to be announced. Fourteen water safety instructors certified and city swim program to start June 24. Capping and Gray Lady class recognition planned July 9 at the Old Mill. May hours reported at St Olaf Hospital and area rest homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Red Oo
Austin United Fund
Red Cross
Fred Kee
Duane Rasmussen
Robert Holman
Clyde R. Zamjahn
Old Mill
William Bauer
St. Olaf Hospital
Jaycees Donates Drugs and Funds to Nepal Project
Austin Jaycees donated $15 to Dr. Samuel McHutchinson of Minnesota for books and Nepal school rebuilding. They gave $1,500 in donated drug samples collected by a committee led by Dr. Joseph P. Milnar, supporting Junior Chamber International programs in 75 nations and the city to city exchange. The chapter also announced a June 22 vehicle safety check, city tennis winners, and plans for the Louisville convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Jaycees
Nepal
Samuel McHutchinson
St. Charles
Dr. McHutchinson
McHutchinson
Junior Chamber International
Austin
Jaycees
Louisville
Planning Board Recommends Drive-In Change of Use
The Mower County Planning and Zoning Commission favors changing the use at the SW Drive-In site at the intersection of Highway 105 and 16th Ave SW. Henry G. Lightly’s plan for a 24 by 28 foot wood frame building may proceed to the county Board of Commissioners for a hearing to grant the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Board
Highway 105
16Th Ave
Mower County
Lightly
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Drum Corps Parents Name Committees In Austin Group
Merlin Beebe president of the Austin Lancers and Riders Parents Group named committee chairmen at Monday’s meeting. Appointees include Warren Anderson ways and means Mrs Floyd Tobar publicity, and multiple members for membership program calls transportation chaperones and color guards. The Austin Kidets will march in a Pine Island Minnesota parade Sunday. The Parents Group serves as an auxiliary of American Legion Post 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Beebe
Austin Lancers
Warren Anderson
Floyd Tobar
Beebe
Robert Wolfe
Wolfe
Glenn Dennison
Lancers
Russell Michels
Kiders
Hazel Cross
Lancer
Joe Kolb
Cliff Kru
Austin Kidets
Pine Island, Minn
American Legion Post 91
Prairie Girl Wins Steele County Dairy Princess Honor
Blooming Prairie resident Jeann e Williams was named Miss Congeniality by contestants. Sharon Calverly, 17, of Ellendale, is crowned Steele County Dairy Princess and will be joined by attendants Alice Anhorn of Owatonna and Sandra Ring of Medford as they advance to the regional contest at Inn Towne Motel in Owatonna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Williams
John Williams
Steele County
Owatonna
Sharon Calverly
Victor Calverly
Ellendale
Alice Anhorn
R. Anhorn
Owatonna Rt. 1
Sandra Ring
Austin Ring
Medford
Inn Towne
Dog Bites Man In Seattle Neighborhood
Larry Espe and neighbor George Hemphill Jr. were walking in the 1700 block of 2nd Ave SE when Espe was bitten by a dog around 4:15 p.m. Monday. Police ordered the dog confined for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Espe
2Nd Ave. SE
George Hemphill Jr
Thill Implement Co. Burglarized in Rose Creek
The Thill Implement Co. at Rose Creek was burglarized Monday night or early this morning. The back door was forced, two cash registers were pried open and an undetermined amount of currency was stolen. Sheriff Doyle Lindahl said the case is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thill Implement Co
Rose Creek
Doyle Lindahl
Lindahl
Decorah native Reverend Kinley Eittreim ordained in Decorah
Ordination Sunday at First Lutheran Church Decorah for the Rev Kinley 0 Eittreim wife is former Tucky Neiswanger. Assisting were Rev Allen Hermeier Burr Oak IA and Rev Orrin Eittreim Bottineau ND. He will serve Sarles and Immanuel Lutherans in Sarles and Hannah ND starting with his first sermon. He is a Navy veteran Luther College 1959 and Luther Seminary May 23. The Eittreims have daughter Susan Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Eittreim
Tucky Neiswanger
Dave Neiswanger
19Th St. NE
First Lutheran Church
Decorah
Alvon Nelson
First Lutheran
Allen Hermeier
Burr Oak
Iowa
Orrin Eittreim
Bottineau
N.D
Luther College
Luther Seminary
Sarles
Hannah
Susan Ann
YM Day Camp Seeks Openings in Early and Mid Summer
The Austin YMCA offers day camp for 8 to 13 year olds at Todd Park with openings in the first and third sessions. Sessions run June 24 to 28, July 1 to 13, and July 15 to 26, Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Bus service and noon swim program included. costs range from 7 to 8 dollars for one week and 14 to 16 dollars for two weeks depending on member status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Todd Park
Norm Westby
Nevell
Whittier
Woodson
Shaw
Southgate
Banfield
Sumner
YMCA
Main St
Central
Lincoln
Webster
Westby
Camp Olson
Minnesota
Park Rapids
Grand Rapids
Austin Ymca
United Fund Agency
St Peter Men Plan Storage Center in Austin
Austin Storage Inc announces a public warehouse at the old Manchester Biscuit Co. site in Austin. W M Gustafson and Stanley Davis, both of St Peter, outline dried milk and canned meat storage from Minnesota producers targeting interstate shipments via I 90 and Milwaukee Road connections. The deed shows Davis and Gustafson as property purchasers for the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Storage, Inc
Manchester Biscuit Co
W. M. Gustafson
St. Peter
Stanley Davis
Austin Storage
St. Peter Creamery
Davis
Minnesota
Gustafson
Milwaukee Road
Austin
East Coast
Gulf Coast
Register of Deeds Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Nelson
Daily Herald
Austin (Minn
Herald—9
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Herald
E. W. Chaney
Valley School
Oks Wrecking Contract
Ings
Lyle Church
Dale Eastman
Frank Dennison
7Th St. NW
Russell Dean Minsink
Preston
Hegtvedt
Lake Louise
Mason City
Sam MC Hutchinson
Mel Haldorson
Drum Corps
Prairie Girl
Steele
Sibley School
St. Paul
Sarles School
St. Peter Men
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