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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1967

Page

10

Local births and obituaries span St Olaf area

Notices record births in St Olaf area with names and addresses or parents, plus multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements for Ella L Wangen Floyd Jurgens Styden Stier Suckingham Sclma Buckingham and other residents. Includes Fred Dickens death at his Dexter farm and Nolte family thanks following a death.

Styden Stier Grand Meacow St. Finbarr’s Catholic Church Grand Meadow Raymond Galligan St. Finarr’s Burrington Funeral Chapel Old Meadow

Hospitalized Names Reported In Various Medical Notices

The record lists Mrs. Martin Oleson of Blooming Prairie hospitalized for medical care. Mrs. James Muhlbauer of 904 12th Ave SE undergoes surgical procedures. Mrs. Loren Gieser of Austin Route 3 Room 211 is also listed for surgical care.

Martin Oleson Blooming Prairie James Muhlbauer 12Th Ave Loren Gieser Austin Rt. 3

Iowa Servicemen Losses Rise in Vietnam Toll

Defense Department figures released over the weekend show 187 Iowa servicemen had died in Vietnam by March 31. The update details the escalating toll as veteran families and communities await further casualty reports and official notices.

Washington Iowa Vietnam Defense Dept

Humphrey Recovers After Benign Papilloma Removal

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey had a small interior growth removed at Bethesda Naval Hospital. The noncancerous papilloma was extracted via cystoscope during a routine check for a mild bladder infection. His office said recovery is good and he will leave midweek to resume normal activities.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Bethesda Naval Hospital

Blooming Prairie Students Send 930 to Peace Corps

Blooming Prairie Student Council raises funds since last December and sends 930 dollars to the Peace Corps in Washington. President Perry Tilleraas says the money will aid construction of a school in India.

Blooming Prairie Minn Peace Corps Washington Perry Tilleraas India

Minneapolis voters face Naftalin Carlson mayoral clash

In Mill City the general election pits Mayor Arthur Naftalin, 48, seeking a fourth term with DFL backing against Alderman Arne Carlson, 32, supported by Republicans and the Cement Masons Union. Voters will also choose 13 aldermen, a city comptroller, treasurer, one Board of Estimate and Taxation member, six Park Board members, and consider two charter amendments on liquor licenses and Park Board size.

Minneapolis Arthur Naftalin Arne Carlson Naftalin Democratic- Farmer - Labor Carlson Cement Masons Union Afl-Cio Central Labor Union United Labor Committee Board of Estimate and Taxation Park Board Minnesota J. Richard Johansen

Symingtons Niece Dies in Parachute Jump

Diedre H. Symington niece of Senator Stuart Symington died in Stormville New York after her parachute failed to open during her first jump. The 21 year old Boston University student was daughter of James II. and Mrs. Symington of Leesburg Virginia.

Stormville N.Y Diedre H. Symington U.S Stuart Symington D.o Miss Symington Boston University James II. Symington Leesburg

Seven At Boys Ranch Receive YMCA Memberships

The American Legion Post 91 VFW Post 1216 Legion Bowlers and Mower County Sheriff Car men Halstenson jointly presented YMCA memberships to the Minnesota Sheriff's Boys' Ranch Sunday at the YMCA. All seven boys at the Ranch received memberships for full facility use. Commander Charles Ball said the memberships are an investment in the boys' futures and moral training. Mr and Mrs Earhart, house parents, accepted the memberships.

American Legion VFW Legion Mower County Carmen Halstenson YMCA Minnesota Sheriff's Boys’ Ranch Jim Bean Springfield School Charles Ball Ball Phillip Earhart

Dr. Herbster speaks at United Church anniversary in Minnesota

Dr. Ben Mohr Herbster of the United Church of Christ addressed the Minnesota Conference anniversary at Carleton College in Northfield. He urged local congregations to exercise freedom for ecumenical action and noted the church’s evolving union process with 10 denominations.

Northfield Minn Ben Mohr Herbster New York City United Church of Christ Herbster Minnesota Conference of the United Church Carleton College United Church Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed Churches Presbyterians Disciples of Christ Methodists

Lund Joins Farmers Union Legislative Fly-In in Washington

Norman Lund of Austin will join about 400 farmers and Midwest business leaders for a three day Farmers Union Legislative Fly-In opening in Washington. Delegations will meet every member of Congress during the lobbying event.

Norman Lund Austin Midwest Washington Farmers Union Congress

Pay raises announced for staff and nurses at Minneapolis VA Hospital

The Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital announced salary increases for staff and supervisory nurses. Dr. Edward Mandell, the hospital director, noted this is the second raise in recent months driven by expansion plans for Viet Nam and Korean Conflict veterans. New positions, a second ICU, a coronary unit, a renal dialysis center, and open heart surgery expansion accompany a completed research building. Starting salaries range from 7055 to 7626 dollars annually depending on education and experience.

Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital Edward Mandell Mandell Dr. Mandell Minneapolis

Moorhead State College Sees Rising Fall Freshmen

Moorhead State College reports 1124 freshmen accepted for the 1967 fall term, up from 1034 in 1966. Deadlines: August 15 for general admission. June 1 cutoff for higher eligibility based on class rank or ACT score.

Moorhead State College Robert MacLeod Minnesota

Peoples Gas Co starts laying lines in St Ansgar

Peoples Natural Gas Co has begun laying mains in St Ansgar Iowa and will start in Mitchell next. About 25 percent of the mains are in St Ansgar with house connections to follow. Service in St Ansgar is expected to begin July 5, says local serviceman Wayne Howard.

ST. Ansgar Iowa Peoples Natural Gas Co Mitchell Wayne Howard

Austin Girl Lands Airline Reservations Post

Miss Greenman daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Greenman of Austin has been named a reservations agent for American Airlines. She will be stationed in Chicago Illinois after completing Austin high school Austin State Junior College and Weaver Airline Personnel School home study extension course. She was attending City Missouri when selected.

Marshal Greenman Clifford Greenman Austin American Airlines Chicago, Ill Miss Greeman Austin High School Austin State Junior College Weaver Airline Personnel School City

Kellogg Agency Adds Real Estate Staff Members

Kellogg Agency announces new salesmen Don Berg and Bob Lund joining the team alongside existing members Larry Kellogg Nick Braden and Earl Miller. Berg, Austin native and WWII Merchant Marine veteran, previously ran a transportation business. Lund, former Home Federal loan officer and Concordia College graduate, served in Korea and worked at CIT Credit.

Kellogg Agency Don Berg Bob Lund

Plane Forced Down in Owatonna Area

A light plane made a forced landing four miles south of Owatonna Minnesota after engine failure while three men aboard were returning from fishing. Pilot Orin Solland of Albert Lea, Ralph Solland of Glenville, and Robert Jacobs of Scarville Iowa escaped serious injury. The craft landed in a Leonard Thiele farm field after overshooting a blacktop road. The incident drew daily livestock market listings and Chicago bids for cattle hogs and sheep in the surrounding coverage.

Owatonna, Minn Lowan Here Orin Solland Albert Lea Ralph Solland Glenville Robert Jacobs Scarville Iowa Bemidji Solland Leonard Thiele

American Stocks Mixed Marks on Odds and Ends

The listing shows varied performance with gains for Allied, Amoco, and others while several names such as Honeywell, International Harvester, and AT&T show mixed or modest moves. Notable volume includes Exxon, RCA, Bethlehem Steel, and Ford with fluctuating figures amid a broad market scan.

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