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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1960
Page
2
Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital list newborns and parents. Entries include Raymond Larson of Austin Rt 5 with a daughter born June 11, Richard Berglund of 708 Oakland Ave W with a son born June 18, Bruce Norby of 201 1st Ave NW with a daughter born June 18, and other listed couples.
Divorces filed for Charles L Beeman from Beverly A Beeman and Stephen Noble. Obituaries note deaths: 93 year old on Friday at St Olaf Hospital after a stroke with survivors listed, and multiple funeral notices for Maxfield Camp Overlie Wood Noble. Public notices include thanks from multiple residents.
Ambulance transfers noted between LaClare Rest Home and Raymonds Rest Home at 1 30 p m and 7 00 p m 1st Ave SW at Main to St Olaf Hospital at 6 32 p m and 7 35 am the following day show patient transfers between facilities and hospital locations indicating routine care movements.
Floyd Wytaske of Mapleview pleads innocent to careless driving before Municipal Court Judge Fred Vogel. James Renwick of 905 7th Ave NE pleads innocent to liquor consumption with trial set for 9 a m Thursday.
William L. Cowley 59 longtime secretary of the Aluminum Workers International Union and co founder of its predecessor the International Council of Aluminum Workers Union died Thursday of cancer at St Marys Hospital in East St Louis Illinois.
In Aurora Minnesota the Erie Mining taconite plant resumed full operation Friday after a week long walkout but was shut down by a new dispute today. United Steelworkers members voted to strike again over suspensions affecting at least 15 workers. Picket lines were set up at midnight as plans for another meeting to discuss grievances were announced. The plant employs 2,200 workers.
The NAACP will hold its 51st annual convention in St Paul from June 21 to 25 with a closing session at the University of Minnesota on June 26. Roy Wilkins will receive the Outstanding Achievement Award. Keynote speaker Dr. Robert C. Weaver leads sessions on voter rights housing and economic power. Africa Night features Prof. Mhlahleni Njisane of the University of Natal.
Milton Mattson age 48 collapsed Friday night after his Hibbing Rangers drum and bugle corps finished its portion of the VFW pageant of drums. He died in hospital about ninety minutes later. The Hibbing group will lead the parade with a place of honor.
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones conclude a six week honeymoon in the sun and return to Britain aboard the royal yacht Britannia. The ship faced dense fog in the English Channel before entering Portsmouth amid cheering crowds and bright harbor decorations.
Thirty five cars of a 95 car Northern Pacific Transcontinental freight train derailed at 9 50 p m Friday near Flynn Montana six miles east of Forsythe Flynn is the railroad headquarters reported today no injuries were noted and the cause was under investigation at Flynn Montana offices of the company were not immediately available for comment
President Eisenhower lauds Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists on Formosa as he urges unity against aggression. He praises land reform, calls for further economic development, and pledges U S backing to boost industrial growth while criticizing Peiping’s regime.
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty was briefly blocked by a huge crowd in Taipei after President Eisenhower spoke to about half a million people. He noted with a grin that this crowd was friendly, recalling a previous Tokyo incident where he was trapped for 80 minutes.
Ankara Finance Minister Ekrem Alican said the new military government will encourage foreign investment as part of a broader belt tightening. He announced stringent measures following the regime of ex Premier Adnan Menderes and his huge debts.
A bill to repeal federal taxes on local telephone service telegrams and travel faces heated Senate debate and possible filibuster. The Finance Committee linked the repeal to a separate tax extension and debt limit increase, with a projected 752 million dollar revenue loss. Johnson and Clark clashed over timing as Anderson warned of a veto if revenue reductions appear.
A 14 foot rowboat with five aboard capsized on Medicine Lake. One man drowned and four survivors were rescued. Cliff Russeau, 47, disappeared and later body recovered. Survivors include Richard Hanson 30 Vern Anderson deputy said argument preceded the capsize. Others rescued were Arnold Enger 38 his wife 37 and Albin Kramer 56. Virgil Hill 24 helped.
A 10 000 union strike by Lockheed workers continues as Convair and Douglas settle with the IAM affecting 46 000 other employees. Convair bases endure limited stoppages while Santa Monica and El Segundo Douglas plants avert a Santa Monica strike, with ratification pending. Salary figures show Lockheed pay around 2 65 to 2 72 per hour versus IAM demands of 14 cents plus benefits.
Police deployment swelled to 14,000 in and around the Parliament grounds after toppled regime supporters fled to Honolulu. The compound housed 2,500 to 3,000 officers with armored cars ambulances fire trucks and water hoses as entrances were blocked and a first aid station operated for demonstrators near 150,000 in the park by 3 p.m.
Bar owners clash with Fisch over record production and witnesses demand proof of a 50 percent loss. A court hearing leads to a withdrawn restraining order and potential injunction as unions and bar owners drift apart amid a long strike affecting 85 workers. In Tokyo, Kamikaze protests clash with police around the U.S. treaty visit.
In Minneapolis Minnesota a new research center at the University of Minnesota will coordinate crime information. The Research Committee on Anti-Social Behavior will work with police and correction agencies to improve prevention and treatment of offenses. Dr Nathan G Mandal is named research director. The group will standardize reporting procedures and serve as an information hub for correction agencies. The Census Bureau notes urban populations shifting to suburbs.
Arthur Dave Whiteside, 77, former president of Dun & Bradstreet Inc, a cred it reporting agency, died Friday in St. Luke's Hospital, New York. He led the firm and helped shape credit reporting during his career.
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