Market cattle and lamb prices shown for Austin and St Paul sale
Market report lists 1961 prices across cattle hogs and lambs at Austin and St Paul. Includes grading by weight, sow, boar, veal, and various US grade categories with corresponding prices. Also notes New York dairy and egg prices and market conditions for cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Austin
Barrows and
Gilte
Ereers
STOW
CPOE
Bbbadecdiace Beseetiees
Piunne
Bobbiade Ks Sacccae Cfiree
EAL
U.S
ST. Paul
SOUTH
Hill Gendbien Win 24 Hour Le Mans Road Race
Phil Hill and Olivier Gendbien won the Le Mans 24 hour race with their Ferrari covering 2,782.19 miles at an average 115.92 mph. The Ferrari duo set a distance record, with Mairesse and Parks second and Noble and Guichet third, while Americans Thompson and Pabst finished fourth in a Maserati.
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LE Mans
France
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Olivier Gendbien
Hill
Willy Mairesse
Belgium
Mike Parks
Britain
Pierre Noble
Jean Guichet
African Clergy Arrive in New York Catholic Census
The Catholic Digest reports 2000 native Africans serving as priests in the church, 30 African bishops, one African cardinal, and 5000 African nuns in the global church presence based in New York.
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New York
Catholic Digest
Lutheran Brotherhood Reaches Record 235 Million in New Business
The Minneapolis based fraternal life insurance society, Lutheran Brotherhood, reported a record new business volume of nearly 235 million dollars for the year 1960. The milestone reflects strong demand for its life insurance and annuity products among its members.
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Minneapolis — Lutheran Brotherhood
Careful Salesman Requests Police List in Salina Door to Door
A book salesman sought from Salina police a list of names and addresses of officers. He claimed the data would help him avoid calling on policemen during sales rounds. Salina enforces an ordinance discouraging door to door selling and authorizes arrest for resident complaints.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
Poison ivy blaze devastates Griswold home
Mrs. William Fogarty attempted to burn poison ivy around her Griswold residence and caused a fire that damaged the house for thousands of dollars. Firefighters intervened and the ivy was killed.
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Griswold
Conn
William Fogarty
Two Tulsa Insurance Partners Die Within Month
In Tulsa, A. L. Farmer aged 85 and Abraham E. Duran aged 77, both longtime partners in a 54 year insurance firm, died within a month of each other.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Insurance
A. L. Farmer
Abraham E. Duran
Doctor Francis Pottenger Sr. Dies at 91 in Los Angeles
Dr. Francis Marion Pottenger Sr., 91, a pioneer in tuberculosis work and past president of the American College of Physicians, died Saturday in Los Angeles. He was a former professor of medicine at the University of Southern California and was born in Sater, Ohio.
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Los Angeles
Francis Marion Pottenger Sr
American College of Physicians
University of Southern California
Sater
Ohio
Lightning strikes farmer as he walks from tractor
Alvin Rall aged 37 father of three was killed by a midafternoon lightning bolt while walking from his tractor during a thundershower on his farm 14 miles southeast of Ashley North Dakota.
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Ashley, N.D
Alvin Rall
Rall
Ashley
Thompson Led Nation's First Drive-In Food Stores
Joe C Thompson 60, board chairman of Southland Corp., helped put into operation the nation's first drive-in food stores. Thompson headed a multimillion-dollar company with more than 300 Texas stores and 105 on the East Coast.
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Dallas
Tex
Joe C Thompson
Southland Corp
Thompson
Texas
Stocks Rise and Fall Through Midday Trading
Stocks on the New York Exchange move with mixed gains and losses at 1 PM. Major movers include Abbott, Allied Chemical, Am Motors, AT&T, Boeing, Chrysler, RCA, Ford, General Electric, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Kennecott. Trading shows varied percentages across sectors as investors weigh earnings and market shifts.
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Abbott L
Allied Ch
Minn
Minn P&l
Amerada
Am Can
Am M&fy
Morrell
At&t
Nat Dairy
Anaconda
Arch Can
Nor Pac
Armour
St Pw
Avco Corp
Nwst Airs
Beth Steel
Penney
Boeing Air
Case JI
Phil Pet
Pillsbury
Chi& NW
Polarid
Chrysler
RCA
Comw Ed
Douglas
Shell
Shell Oi Dow Chem 80% Sinclair duPont 215 Socony East Rod
St Brands
Ford Mot
Cal
Gen Elec
St Oil Ind
Gen Foods
St Oil NJ
Gen Mills
Sunray
Goodrich
Swift&Co
Goodyear
Texaco
GtNoRy
Texas Ins
Greyhound
Truax Tra
Homesik
UN Pac
Why Can't We Draw Hearts Together Wilson Asks Grads
At the University of Minnesota 2,850 graduates received degrees as President O Meredith Wilson urged a civlized future. He warned two moral burdens betrayal of ideals and fear of war and criticized material obsession while calling for human sympathy as universal as intellect.
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Wilson
Grads
Minneapolis
O. Meredith Wilson
University of Minnesota
Austin Area Servicemen Highlights From War Update
Ensign Gerald Anderson completed a one week leave after graduating from Officers Candidate School in Newport R I. Charles K Schmeichel arrived in Germany joining Solst Quarter master Company in Furth as a supply handler. Peter R Olson, Y 3c USN, serves aboard USS Tortuga during Exercise Green Light off California with Royal Canadian Navy support. phase may include amphibious landings by the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton.
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Gerald Anderson
Gilbert Anderson
Osage
Iowa
Officers Candidate School
Newport, R. J
Charles K. Schmeichel
Albert L. Schmeichel
11Th Ave
Germany
Solst Quartermaster Company
Schmeichel
Furth
Fort Ord
Calif
Austin High School
Peter R. Olson
USN
Agnes Olson
Grand Meadow
Minn
California
Navy
Marine Corps
Royal Canadian Navy
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Captain Parkhurst family returns home from England tour
Captain and Mrs. G J Parkhurst and their sons have returned to the United States after a tour of duty in England and will visit his parents Mr and Mrs G H Parkhurst in Carpenter Iowa.
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G. J. Parkhurst and
United States
England
G. H Parkhurst
Carpenter, Iowa
Pigeon Hatches Hopeful Nest at Tulsa World Building
A hopeful pigeon nests on a ledge of the Tulsa World Building near the photo studios. A reporter notes the bird is attempting to hatch two eggs while a flash bulb waits nearby.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa World Building
Don’t Drive Yourself to Death Column by Jamestown Chief
Jamestown Post Journal columnist Police Chief John Paladino writes a weekly piece urging safe driving. He cautions readers about reckless behavior behind the wheel and promotes responsible use of the road to prevent fatal accidents in the Jamestown area.
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Jamestown, N. Y
John Paladino
Jamestown
Jamestown Post- Journal
First official Colorado highway bridge replaced near Aspen
The Castle Creek bridge near Aspen, the state highway system's first bridge, was replaced this year. The original 1891 bridge cost 12540 dollars, while the new structure cost 205191 dollars.
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Aspen, Colo
Castle Creek
Aspen
Kennedy to celebrate 44th birthday in Boston dinner
President Kennedy will mark his 44th birthday on May 29 with a Democratic fundraising dinner at Commonwealth Armory in Boston. An estimated 5 000 attendees are expected.
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Boston
Kennedy
Commonwealth Armory
Eichmann Memoirs Denounced as Forgery in Court
In Jerusalem, Adolf Eichmann’s counsel decried published memoirs as a forgery, arguing Life magazine excerpts and a transcript were obtained without proper initialing of pages by journalist Wilhelm Lassen. The defense contends the material was unsanctioned and colored by the journalist, challenging its use against Eichmann as duress-free testimony. The trial resumes next week with Eichmann’s defense to begin.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Fichmann
Life Magazine
Wilhen Lassen
Argentina
Servatius
Sassen
Gideon Hausner
Red Flag Flies in Boston Harbor
A Soviet flag flew today in Boston harbor marking the first sighting in years. A Soviet trawler docked Sunday to land its captain Artsev V. Grigorievich aged 33 who sought treatment for gastritis.
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Boston
Artsev V. Grigorievich
Smooth Sailing to World's Fair
New York AP says Fair President Robert Moses announced a $3.5 million marina expansion near the Flushing fairgrounds. Dredging will double pier berths to 430 and add 350 offshore moorings for yacht travel to the 1964-65 world’s fair.
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New York
Robert Moses
Flushing
Victor Weiberg elected WWI veterans commander in Minnesota
Victor Weiberg of Minneapolis was elected commander of the Minnesota Veterans of World War I chapter at a three day convention in Hibbing. About 426 veterans attended as Winona was chosen as the site of the 192 meeting.
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Hibbing, Minn
Victor Weiberg
Minneapolis
Winona
Minnesota Youth Republicans Convene Workshops June 23 24
Nine congressmen including Clark MacGregor and Albert Quie join the national Young Republican convention in Minneapolis for political workshops on agriculture campaigning and civil rights. Former Vice President Richard Nixon is listed as a convention speaker.
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Minneapolis
Clark MacGregor
Albert Quie
Minnesota
Richard Nixon
American opens British Amateur with win in opening round
Frank Bostock of Phoenix Arizona defeated Keith Tate of England 3 and 2 in the opening round at Turnberry Scotland.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Ariz
Keith Tate
England
Swedish royal plans wedding of Sigvard Bernadotte
The second son of King Gustaf Adolf VI, Count Sigvard Bernadotte, age 54, intends to marry a divorced shopkeeper, according to Stockholm morning newspapers.
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Stockholm
Gustaf Adolf VI of
Sweden
Sigvard Bernadotte
Kennedy Revoked Ike Plan to Aid Cuban Freedom Fighters
Washington AP Republican leaders accuse President Kennedy of rescinding the Eisenhower air power plan to protect Cuban freedom fighters. Miller calls it a tragic mistake, while Scott and Clark criticize the administration for abandoning Cuban invaders and discuss Nixon’s alleged knowledge.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Miller
Clark
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Scott
Nixon
California
Organization of American States
Cuba
Torrey Ends 31 Years in Minnesota Senate Service
H. Y. Torrey of Duluth concludes 31 years in the Minnesota Senate and as secretary he has served 21 years. He says he is done as secretary but may return in another capacity if his help is needed.
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Senate
The
Five Day Forecast for Minnesota Temperatures and Rain
Minnesota five day forecast shows highs from 74 to 81 degrees and lows from 51 to 58. Temperatures average about 38 degrees above normal with cooler northern areas early in the period. Expect occasional thunderstorms and total precipitation around 0.25 to 1.0 inches depending on location.
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Minnesota
Faulk Wins Women’s Round Robin Golf Title in New Rochelle
Mary Lena Faulk, the Georgia star from Thomasville, captures the Women’s Round Robin title at Wyagyk Country Club in New Rochelle New York. She outpoints Louise Suggs by two points finishing tied for medal honors with Patty Berg Beverly Hanson and Marylynn Smith. Faulk earned 1100 top prize after rounds of 74 75 72 72 72 and climbed from fourth to first on the final green with a birdie four advancing her to the lead over the 6 294 yard par 72 course.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Nashville
Patty Berg
Beverly Hanson
Marylynn Smith
Miss Faulk
Wheat harvest forecast signals large surplus this year
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department will release mid afternoon its first combined forecast for winter and spring wheat crops. The forecast is expected to approach last year's 1.36 billion bushels, the second largest harvest on record, as harvest begins in the southwest.
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Washington
Southwest
Agriculture Department
Governor Erbes Plane Forced Down Near Grinnell
Governor Norman Erbe was aboard a flight from South Bend to Des Moines when engine trouble forced the National Guard plane to land near Grinnell Iowa. The governor was later flown to Des Moines by Val Levant of Brooklyn. The pilot said power was lost about 25 miles west of Iowa City and a guard plane collected the pilot.
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Grinnell
Towa
Gov
Norman Erbe
South Bend
Ind
Des Moines
Val Levant
Brooklyn
National Guard
Iowa City
British and Soviet Scientists Launch Venus Rocket Hunt
British and Soviet scientists begin a full scale joint effort at Jodrell Bank to locate signals from the Venusnik mission. Launched February 12 the rocket aimed to reach the Venus vicinity and pass within sixty thousand miles before entering orbit.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Soviet Union
Earthquake Devastates Iranian Villages Killing Dozens
TEHRAN Iran AP reports two villages struck by a major quake in South Iran. Death toll climbs past 60 as rescue teams search for corpses. Deh Kuheh 500 miles south of Tehran left 1500 residents homeless after the quake. Kahneh suffered total destruction of seven houses.
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Tehran
Iran
Deh Kuheh
Kahneh
Indians Sweep Royals as Essegian Homers Twice
Chuck Essegian replaced the injured Jim Piersall in the fifth inning of the first game and homered twice driving in five runs. he also doubled home the winning run in the ninth of the second game as Cleveland beat Kansas City 7 3 and 4 3. Sandy Koufax earned his sixth straight win for the Dodgers, fanning 10 while limiting the Phillies to five hits in a 6 3 victory.
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Chuck Essegian
Indians
Jimmy Piersall
Essegian
Kansas City
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boy, 9, Drowns in Iowa Farm Pond
Daniel Eugene Hail, nine, drowned Friday while swimming with two brothers and two sisters on a farm pond eight miles northwest of Indianola. He could not swim and fell from the shoulders of his step-uncle Larry Northern of Des Moines into deep water and disappeared.
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Indianola
Iowa
Daniel Eugene Hail
Here
Daniel
Larry Northern
Des Moines
New York Editor James Karabatos Dies of Cancer
James Karabatos, 50, editor of the National Herald a Greek and American daily newspaper, died Sunday after battling cancer in New York.
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New York
James Karabatos
The
National Herald
St Augustine Church Scene of Patterson Bates Wedding
Patricia Ann Bates and Leonard A Patterson wed at St. Augustine Church at 10 am on Saturday with Rev. Daniel Corcoran officiating. The bride wore organza over tulle with Corday lace, a chapel train, orange blossom crown and pearl veil. she carried a white prayerbook.
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St. Augustine Church
Patterson-Bates
Patricia Ann Bates
Leonard A. Patterson
Clarence Bates
8Th Ave. NW
Russell Patterson
Austin Rt. 1
Daniel Corcoran
Mary Cronan
Jon Romer
Peggy
Patricia A. Sieh
Sharon Yankovich
Miss Flanagan
Cindy Bates
Barbara Bates
Bruce Bates
Bestman
Ronald Rinenauer
Royce Daniels
Merlin Bakke
Gary Bates
Joe Bates
Robert Oliphant
Social notes and weddings across the region
Personal notes detail travel and visits among families from Minneapolis to Tacoma and New York. A Pacelli High School graduation party honors Beverly Bawek and Joanne Haney with relatives from multiple cities attending. A Pacelli graduate, Loneta Gayle Heimer, is celebrated at a family dinner. the couple Bruce Bates and Patricia Livermore plan a Milwaukee home.
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Beverly Bawek
Joanne Haney
Gilbert Bawek
1St Ave
Almon Haney
Pacelli High School
Waterloo
Stacyville
Tappi
Adams
Mankato
Louis LaValley
Loneta Gayle Heimer
St. Edward's Church
Richard Louden
Shirley Tapp
Pearl Bates
Patricia Livermore
Nancy Deick
Kathry Warmka
Judy Halvorson
Joan Fenner
Patterson
Humbolt Ave
Milwaukee
Austin Junior College
Dechteu and Masche
Local Families Attend Graduations and Celebrations
Mr and Mrs S K Mitchell Minneapolis and others listed hosted events as Soweta plans to enter Manka to State College in fall. Alvin Anderson and family entertained 50 relatives at Todd Park for daughter Marjorie’s graduation. Richard Rud family spent weekend at St Peter visiting Harol Hoffmeister. they attended a birthday party for Hoffmeister and a bridal shower for Miss Lavonne Hingerman Belle Plaine.
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Alvin Anderson
Oakland Ave
Todd Park
Marjorie
Richard Rud
13Th Ave
St. Peter
Harol Hoffmeister
Sir. Hoffmeister
LaVonne Hingerman
Belle Plaine
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Groucho Marx
Partners IN Death
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Mary Faulk
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Iowa Farm Pond
Darlene
Janet Uecker
Lyle
George Ritz
Tacoma
Wash
C. F. Tramontine
7Th St. NW
New York City
John Tramontine
Shirley Torrens
Chester Torrens
Oakland
H. M. Fisch
2Nd Ave
Josephine McDonald
J. G. Markovic
Tokyo
Japan
Albert Fuller
6Th Ave
Washington, D. C
Clinton Westrum
12Th Ave
Ronald
Hayward
London
Albert Lea
Paul A. Robertson
Jack
Cincinnati
James
Lorraine
Blackstone
A. W. Sommer
Everett Sommer
Philip Lovans
David Sommer
Minnehaha Park
Herbert Sommer
Edina
Summit
S. K. Mitchell
Charles Coggins
Reno Mauseth
Margaret Bassett
Alden
Clem Paul
Thomas
Easton
Soweta
Mankato State College
Austin (Minn
Herald
United School of Electronic Trades
Worlein’s
Hemlock
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