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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
8
The 14th annual festival in Kutztown Pennsylvania invites attendees to bring friends as hundreds participate in the event showcasing German dialect hospitality and cultural traditions.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE writes on the daily struggle of maintaining personal order amid chronic disorder. He describes his method of piling papers and stacking items on his desk, treating disorder as a personal trait rather than a flaw.
Ten teen age members of the Leningrad club of young cosmonauts received honorary certificates from Chief Air Marshal Alexander Novikov. They have flown TU104 jets trained in pressurized chambers and parachute towers. Fidel Castro is an honorary member of the club.
Fort Dodge reports Mark Hepperle, 10, was killed Wednesday when he was struck by a car and hurled into a ditch while walking along a rural road near the family farm south of Badger. A companion said Mark darted across the road into the path of the vehicle driven by Mrs. Martin Nelson, 49, of Thor.
Funeral services are set for Thursday in Charles City for John P. Gregg who died Tuesday in an Independence hospital. Gregg was an 1899 graduate of the University of Wisconsin where he captained both the football and baseball teams.
The Town Development Commission received a $27,852 federal grant from the Urban Renewal Administration to help prepare comprehensive plans for Adel Coralville Hiarlan and Springville.
Terry Jones eight and his companion nine year old Greg Walker slipped into the Cedar River on a river walkway Wednesday. Walker escaped and summoned help but Terry remained submerged and his body had not yet been found. Clifford Hinman forty four died on his farm when a tractor struck a stump and he was thrown into a bush cutter.
In Chicago 18 year old Dutch exchange student Hermine van Geldin helped 40 Michigan girls from Goodrich secure a tour of the Bouvet, a French warship. Her fluent French pleas opened the gangplank as the crew prepared to depart.
Washington AP reports dramatic progress against acute leukemia with three new drugs Vincristine Methy Gag and Cyclophosphamide raising total drug weapons to six while supportive plasma therapies may extend life. The National Cancer Institute leads a task force to test combinations and broaden access, amid ongoing study into viral causes and vaccine potential.
Southern delegates at the AFL CIO Communications Workers of America convention see a defeat after opposing Kennedy's civil rights stance. The convention endorsed the president's position, with three hours of debate following a motion to rescind. James A. Sanders of Shreveport defended the Southern argument, calling out perceived intrusions. The rescission motion failed by about two to one.
Republican leaders in Congress assail President Kennedy's strategy for peace saying his shift toward a broader Soviet outreach is impractical. Sen. Everett Dirksen and Rep. Charles Halleck criticize the self imposed moratorium on atmospheric nuclear tests and urge a congressional review of U S foreign policy as Kennedy moves toward Moscow talks and a potential test ban.
Sens. Hubert Humphrey and Quentin Burdick urged the Justice Department anti trust division to investigate alleged selective price cutting by a Edmonton Alberta based fertilizer company selling in Minnesota and North Dakota. They warn price wars could cost the Minnesota industry up to half a million dollars yearly.
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr recalls being briefly mistaken for Nelson Rockefeller during a Tokyo visit when an official introduced him as a speaker with a famous father. He spoke at the Woman's National Democratic Club and noted the mix up in remarks.
A fragmented note warns readers against purchasing cheap out of town or direct writing insurance. It cautions that such policies may be poor value and suggests avoiding discounted offers from unfamiliar providers.
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