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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
14
A 10 hour protest at the state house ends with two men chaining themselves to seats in the gallery. State policemen cut the chains and escort them outside as Joe Colucci of a Columbus chemical publication is carried from the House outer lobby.
Hollywood interview with AP writer Bob Thomas recalls Robert Stack leaving The Untouchables after four intense seasons. He reflects on portraying Ness and his desire to explore feature films like The Caretakers, while noting his reduced Desilu stake and status as a major stockholder alongside Lucille Ball.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry outlines Dan Duryea’s long run as a screen and TV villain. He reports frequent death outcomes from shooting to suicide and hints at a move toward high comedy. Duryea appears as an unsavory character in Major Adams on ABC and rumors praise his potential as Missing Links host on NBC morning lineup.
Gus T. Larson, 76, longtime Little Falls Tribune employee and one of the last printers to set music by hand, died at his home after a heart attack while listening to a Twins game. He previously worked as a printer in Minneapolis before arriving in 1910 and served as mechanical foreman at the Tribune from 1916 to 1942 before moving to the business office.
John Pulsifer aged 54 died from burns after oxygen used for asthma relief ignited by a tobacco burn in his Glenwood Iowa apartment. Sheriff Barkus said he lived alone and was smoking in bed while using oxygen.
Fidel Castro's maternal grandmother Domingo Gonzalez Ramos died of a heart attack in Mayari Oriente province. Raul Castro, armed forces minister, attended the funeral as reported by Hoy.
London reports confirm 84 year old Lord Beaverbrook secretly wed the widow of Canadian financier Sir James Dunn last October. The publisher, born in Canada, owns the Daily Express, Sunday Express, and Evening Standard. His first wife Gladys Drury died in 1927. Lady Dunn and Sir James married in 1942, he died in 1956.
Prof. John W. Lovett-Doust told the annual Canadian Psychiatric Association meeting that nightly sleep of only a few hours is illusory. He explained that drifted daytime thought acts as recovered rest, declaring daydreaming equals sleep.
In Grimstad Norway a policeman mistakenly sold the police patrol bicycle for 3.50 at a lost property auction. The bike had a new 5 light. The buyer refused to return it but offered to lend it to the police until a new bike costing 60 could be purchased.
A 135 foot diameter inflated Echo II communications satellite prototype was demonstrated Thursday by NASA at Echo Lakehurst New Jersey. The balloon craft showcased a large reflective surface intended for relay in space communications.
Harold Wilson leader of Britain's Labour party paid a social visit to Anastas Mikoyan First Deputy Premier near Moscow. They spoke about trade and industrial development and personal matters for about 90 minutes. Mikoyan, hospitalized since May with kidney trouble, was described as obviously better though not 100 percent.
President Kennedy has sent to the Senate the nominations of F Lowell Johnson of Lake Park Minnesota and Lester R Teachson Leonard Minnesota for federal posts.
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