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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1958

Page

3

Drownings Claim Three Lives in Minnesota Weekend

A Winona boy, 14, Jerry Spalding, drowned Sunday afternoon in a Mississippi River backwater during a family outing. E. J. Culbertson, 36, disappeared after leaving a party near Crane Lake while en route to his Canadian customs post. Paul Kolbe, 63, a farmhand, found dead in Clear Lake near Gibbon with his car nearby and gloves with shaving cream in the vehicle.

Associated Press Winona Minnesota Jerry Spalding George Spalding Mississippi Jerry E. J. Culbertson Crane Lake Minn Sandpoint Lake Sibley County Paul Kolbe Clear Lake Gibbon A. Oysterheft Kolbe

It Isn’t The Heat It’s The Stupidity

A satirical piece on heat and fashion in hot weather. It contrasts masculine and feminine attire and habits with remedies and the notion that heat is intensified by behavior. The text critiques heavy clothing, sugary drinks, deodorants, girdles, and improper eating as contributing to discomfort in summer.

Public Service Message From Austin Doctors Weekly

This weekly Public Service notice from Your Austin Doctors informs readers about health tips and community resources available through local medical professionals and clinics. It emphasizes preventive care, vaccination reminders, and how to contact physicians for guidance.

Your Austin Doctors of

Maine Voters Go to Polls in Primary Today

Maine voters head to the polls to pick party nominees in a dull campaign noted for the Bernard Goldfine and Sen. Frederick G. Payne friendship issue. Payne defends past gift claims as rival Herman Sahagian says he is covering something. winner faces Gov. Edmund Muskie.

Maine Portland Bernard Goldfine Frederick G. Payne Payne Herman D. Sahagian Belgrade

Baby llama born at Baltimore Zoo

Stella the llama gave birth to a foal at the Baltimore Zoo. Zoo director Arthur Watson said llamas cannot be imported due to hoof and mouth disease, so zoos must breed their own. He added that the zoo has a small fortune invested in its giant mammal program.

Baltimore Stella the Llama Baltimore Zoo Zoo Arthur Watson

Tragedy at Wedding as Mother Collapses in Ann Arbor

Mrs. Fern Lucas collapsed and died yesterday during the wedding ceremony of her daughter Kathryn to Romulus Portwood in Ann Arbor Michigan. The groom and guests were stunned as EMS arrived and certified the death at the scene. Funeral plans were not immediately announced.

Ann Arbor, Mich Fern Lucas Kathryn Romulus Portwood

Soviet Ambassador Menshikov Summoned Home

Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov flies back to Moscow signaling a temporary official mission. He left New York on Scandinavian Airlines and then a Soviet airliner landed in Copenhagen. Embassy officials say he will return in days to weeks with no stated reason.

Menshikov New York Scandinavian Airlines Copenhagen Washington United States State Department New York International Airport Georgi Zarubin Russia Mikhail Menshikov Idlewild Moscow

Drive Opens to Liberalize Social Security Benefits

The 1958 bid in Congress to loosen Social Security rules opens before the House Ways and Means Committee. The Eisenhower administration opposes broad benefit liberalization, except possibly limited cost-of-living increases for some retirees. Trustees say the system temporarily pays out more than it takes in while politics push for more old-age aid.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Eisenhower Congress

Humphrey calls for new foreign economic policy

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urges a shift from a 1938 oriented policy to a modern approach driven by newly independent nations. Sen. George Aiken backs reform with emphasis on higher wages for foreign workers, while Rockefeller report outlines permanent reciprocity, long term loans, regional trade barriers relief, and price stability.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn U.S Rockefeller Aiken George D. Aiken R-Vi Special Studies Project Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc Humphrey Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Bridges Pushes Three Year Limit on Trade Law Extension

Senator Styles Bridges joins Senator Knowland in urging a three year limit on the reciprocal trade law extension, opposing the House five year draft and Eisenhower's push for a five year bill. White House says five years remains the goal, with Democratic support and possible future refinements to tariff relief. The plan affects tariff reductions for pensioners and domestic industries as reform prospects loom for the next Congress.

Senate Finance Committee Aiken Humphrey Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington Styles Bridges William F. Knowland Calif Bridges Senate Republican Policy Committee Eisenhower Congress James C. Hagerty White House House Lyndon B. Johnson Texas

Funeral Rites Set for Gustavus Professor

ST PETER Minn AP Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the First Lutheran Church for Prof Nels P Langsjoen 74 head of the Gustavus Adolphus College department of modern languages for 26 years He died unexpectedly Saturday night Survivors include his widow eight children and 23 grandchildren

Langsjoen Northwestern Junior College Fergus Falls

Brunos Welcome Triplet Girls on Father's Day

Mrs Ruth Bruno of Lockport gave birth to triplet girls for her husband John Bruno in Joliet Illinois. The arrivals mark the couple’s first children and came as a notable Father’s Day surprise reported by AP.

Ointment Claims Quick Peace for Tormented Skin

A drugstore ad promotes 600 Ointment as a fast remedy for painful skin conditions. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.

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Prank G. Ploudre Mellone Chiraprectia Association Sol Goldfine Boston Edmund Muskie Grange Maynard C. Dolloff Gray Clinton A. Clauson Waterville Horace Hildreth Cumberland U. S Pakistan Philip F. Chapman Jr Llama Ethel Jones East Gary Ind Rome Roman Holiday Essen Asamce Edicrmemenin Goodyear Osmundson Bros. Adams, Minn Goodyear Service Austin North Main Thill Implement Co Rose Creek, Minn Austin Auto Co E. Mill Hansey Garage Medury Mac’s APCO Drake Oil Co Dexter, Minn Oil Service Isle Hardware & Tire Co Blooming Prairie, Minn London Garage London Drive By Jack Bell Davis Everbright Fir Gustavus Bridge Street Eee
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