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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
15
Classified notes advertise a 1964 Corvette convertible with 300 horsepower in excellent condition and contact numbers, a 1964 Plymouth Belvedere four door noted as excellent with power steering and one owner, plus 1966 Ford Broncos four wheel drive offered at big discounts by Jim Lebens Fordtown with a listed phone number.
Vintage ad lists 64 Chevrolet 61 Pontiac at 1795 and 895 dollars along with 61 Plymouth Wagon 595, 63 Plymouth Wagon 1695, 62 Oldsmobile 1295, 61 Oldsmobile 60 Falcon Wagon 250 to 1095 dollars. Store at 215 3rd Ave NE, open evenings.
School District No. 495 Grand Meadow Minnesota offers for sale by sealed bids a dwelling and shed on Lot 6 Block 26 Proprietors Addition Grand Meadow. Buildings to be torn down or removed and premises cleaned by July 20 1966. Bids due 2 00 P M Monday June 20 1966 at Superintendent's Office. Board may reject all bids. Dr H D Mori Clerk June 13 15
In probate court for Mower County Minnesota an order sets a hearing for July 15 1966 at 10 a m on a petition to sell real estate from the Ida W Carlson estate ward. Notice to be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required. Filed June 10 1966. Paul Kimball Jr probate judge. Philip Richardson attorney for petitioner. Austin Minn. File No 13865. June 13 20 27
The piece argues seniors on fixed incomes and nonusers would bear higher costs if new pool facilities are funded by taxes. It notes pools are expensive to build and operate in a short Minnesota season, and stresses the need for more pools despite fee hikes. Extending free hours could ease protests about scheduling.
Detroit AP report quotes Matthew E. Welsh head of the U S Canadian commission on Lake Erie pollution. He says cleanup will take years and Michigan Canadian officials push industries around the lake to install antipollution equipment with costs reaching about 200 million dollars for Detroit area industries and cities.
In Moscow Khrushchev and Molotov voted as unopposed candidates swept the Soviet parliamentary election. Khrushchev, 72, appeared thinner and told reporters he has been ill but is now well, while Molotov, 76, smiled as he left with his wife. The event showcased political theater and the party's dominance.
Short item from Austin Minnesota dated June 13, 1966 notes local happenings and civic notices. The column lists community names, events, and brief updates typical of a small town newspaper page.
A New York AP column summarizes mid 1960s social trends noting 122 million Americans visited doctors last year with women outnumbering men. It highlights aging centenarians, hyaluronic acid in wrinkles, and broader social quirks from banking to travel and politics.
The University of Louisville Medical School will establish a major artificial kidney center after receiving $700,000 in federal funds from the U S Public Health Service. The school now operates three kidney machines for nine patients as it expands its facilities in Louisville Ky.
In St. Gallen Switzerland the Roman Catholic bishop ordered removal of de rogatory lines in a sunset Alpine herdsmen prayer. Portions dating to medieval times asking protection against the false a cheater our dear Lord God were deleted.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi plans a trip to Moscow to discuss Soviet misgivings about India's economic policies. Talks reportedly focus on private American investment versus the public sector in the mixed economy and ongoing Soviet aid totaling about a billion dollars.
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