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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

7

Vital Statistics and Obituaries From Local Hospitals

Birth notices list multiple families with June 17 and June 18 dates including Pater, Kurch era, Becker, Imsdahl, Jarr en, and Doherty from Indianapolis. Obituaries note Mrs. Carl Dugstad 74, and services for Frank Leeseberg Preston and Amy Kelsey Rose Creek. poems from Edgar Guest memorials accompany. Court entries include curfew violation, open bottle, speeding, and insufficient fund checks with names and sentences. a smoke odor report at George Matlock residence concludes the item.

Hospitalized patients listed with rooms and addresses

The notice lists patients including Noel Crabtree at 204 1st St SE in surgical care in room 292 James Shannon at 1212 5th Ave NW Walter G Gilbertson at 611 14th St NW medical Freddie Simon son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Simon at 309 8th St NW surgical also noting local temperature readings for today and a reference to the year ago temperatures.

ST. Olaf Hospital Noel Crabtree 1St St. SE James Shannon 5Th Ave. NW Walter G. Gilbertson 14Th St. NW Freddie Simon Alfred Simon 8Th St. NW

Municipal Court Judge Vogel Fines Driver for Wrong Way

Judge Fred G Vogel found Delmar V Kvam of 807 9th St NE guilty on a police charge for driving without a license and fined 25 dollars. He also pleaded guilty to a separate wrong way driving charge.

Everett Bothan 11Th St. NW Richard D. Carlson New Richland William E. Grant Fairmont Richard DeRock Mason City David Thompson Fred G. Vogel Delmar

Honor Roll Blooming Prairie Students Named by Grade

Long list of Blooming Prairie students across grades 7 through 12, including names such as Vicki Krejci, Dennis Krucke berg, Arthur Hansen, Susan Kubicek, Dale Herron, Ann Nelson, Virginia Beinhorn, Colleen Tonelli, Kristi Hoel, Collen Tonelli, and Kathryn Thorson among many others. The notice catalogs honorees by grade.

Blooming Prairie Vicki Krejci Dennis Kruckeberg Arthur Hansen Ann Magnusson Pamela Christensen Barbara Busness Constance Kruckeberg David Ressler Gary Fread Diane Peterson Shannon Schaffer Allen Pechacek Francis Coughlin Barbara Kruger Mary Becker James Butler Kathryn Christianson William Duel Wayne Hertle Lois Boyd Lerry Kruger Darla Harms Thomas Butler John Eisentrager Thomas Harms Diane Janning Ramona Nolen Susan Kubicek Robert Tonelll Ronald Nelson Mary Jo Hanson John Weanous Keith Ingvason Patricia Cole Jerome Ingvasson Michael Nolan JoAnn Pelinka John Sanders Ben Post Carol Fett Sally Harris Joann Steensma Mary Jensen Linda Magnusson Howard Mueller Joyce Smith Constance Trom Dale Herron Janette Kittleson Arden Davis Perry Tilleraas Chris Olsen William Peterson Mary Schisler Mary Spinner Darlene Christianson Craig Ilk Patricia Miller Paul Christianson Stephen Fritz George Hansen James Herms John Carroll Judy Anderson Priscilla Briggs Patricia Smith Ann Nelson Terry Christianson William Carroll Kathryn Betlach Marilyn Olsen Margaret Sverd Douglas Ingvalson Lois Smith Daniel Grant Virginia Beinhorn Mary Frey Dale Magnusson David Herron Marsha Christianson Bridget Fritz Leslie Hansen Thomas Peterson Colleen Jones Monica Doocy Greg Olson Carol Peterson Patricia Bergstrom Kathleen James Cynthia Brakke Anita Kruger Col’een Courhlin James Blaschka Nancy Ik Pamela Carlsen Lois Dennis Suzette Severson Collen Tonelli Kristi Hoel Bradley Carey Denise Olson Dale Janke Susan Johnson Carolyn Wahl Suzanne Goodwin Kevin Hranicka Joyce Kruckeberg Ann Noble Julie Grendprey Mary Kessler Kathryn Thorson Douglas Betlach

No Licenses for Trainee Drivers in Washington

A driver training program for state employees using state cars found 160 trainees lacked valid Washington licenses and one had none, using his wife’s license. Gov. Dan Evans ordered department heads to fix the problem to avoid embarrassment.

Olympia Wash Washington Dan Evans

Minnesota Vet Doctorates Degree for Russell L Wambeam

Russell L Wambeam of Austin received the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the University of Minnesota Spring Commencement in Minneapolis on June 12 1965. He completed a six year veterinary program after two years of pre veterinary training and four years of professional study. Dr Wambeam earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Minnesota in 1963.

Russell L. Wambeam Austin University of Minnesota At Minneapolis Dr. Wambeam University of Minnesota

Four-H Conference Delegates from Steele County Named

Arthur Hansen and nine other Steele County 4-Hers will represent the county at the State 4-H Junior Leadership Conference June 22 to 26 in St. Paul.

Blooming Prairi Minn Arthur Hansen Carlo Hanser Steele County

Bible School at St Olaf Church Enters Third Session

St Olaf Church will begin its third Bible School classes on June 21. The second session recently ended with 562 children enrolled. The program included a study titled I Believe In God focusing on the Apostles Creed.

St. Olaf Church God

Police Seek Mirror Stealing Youth Near Grand Meadow

About 20 officers search for a youth missing from Ashville Pennsylvania in connection with rear view mirror thefts from a parked semi truck near Highway 16 in Grand Meadow. One mirror was recovered from a driver who paid $2.50 after being awakened by a seller offering it for $5. The mirrors valued at $75 were traced to a Kentucky man’s truck who faced 180 days for a prior stabbing at Maynard's Pure Oil Truck Stop.

Ashville Highway 16 Grand Meadow Kentucky Maynard

Stolen .38 Automatic Pistol From Norgaard Home

Police report a .38 caliber automatic pistol missing from Kai Norgaard residence at 1912 1st Ave NW Austin. A service type .45 holster, a broken watch, and coins are also missing. Theft may have occurred several days ago. no ammunition was taken. The pistol bears a .45 frame with two German swastikas on the barrel.

Kai Norgaard 1St Ave Austin Norgaard

High Court Denies Nelson Appeal Over Bus Collision

The Minnesota State Supreme Court upheld a Mower County verdict denying damages to Paul J. Nelson in a $33,000 personal injury suit against Austin Transit Co. arising from a Jan 15, 1963 collision. The court found both drivers negligent and rejected Nelson's appeal.

State Supreme Court Today Mower County Paul J. Nelson 8Th Ave Austin Transit Co Nelson Transit Co Kenneth McMillan Higher Court Supreme Court

Tito in Moscow for Talks on Red Split

Yugoslav President Tito arrived in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on the split in the Communist world. He was met by Leonid Brezhnev Alexei Kosygin and Anastas Mikoyan and received a ceremonial 21 gun salute signaling a warm welcome.

Moscow Tito Communist Party Leonid Brazhnev Alexei Kosygin Anastas I. Mikoyan Brezhnev Kosygin Nikita Khrushchev

IRS Agent Sues for Income Tax Refund

Bernard L. Jaffe an Internal Revenue Service agent sues for an income tax refund claiming $837 refund for 1969 to 1963 study costs at the University of Miami. He argues the deduction of $3,600 for his law study was proper to improve his skills as a revenue agent.

Miami, Fla Bernard L. Jaffe Internal Revenue Agent Internal Revenue Service IRS University of Miami Jaffe

Wisconsin moves to block NP power plant near Stillwater

Wisconsin filed a Supreme Court challenge to block construction of the Northern States Power Co plant near Stillwater Minnesota. A ruling may not come for a week.

Washington Wisconsin Northern States Power Co Stillwater Minn Supreme Court

Tetherball Tourney Winners Named at City Playgrounds

City wide tetherball tourney conducted across 13 playgrounds by the Austin Park and Recreation Dept. named winners in six age groups. Ed Bork noted the event finished Thursday during the first week of the six week program with top finishers including Doug Walters and Lynn Majewski in 9-10 age group and Joel Humker in 13-14 boys.

Austin Park and Recreation Dept Ed Bork Doug Walters Kaufman Mike Kaderabek Decker Mike Younger Ellis Lynn Majewski Neveln Rita Miller Driesner Vicki Wolfe Greg Brooks Dan Hanson Nevela Ken Schroeder Crane Karen Bert

Pennsylvania Firm Hopes to Work Out Deal With Allied

In St Paul a Pennsylvania insurer linked to Rocky Marciano seeks a plan to shore up or acquire American Allied Insurance amid a court battle with State Insurance Commissioner Cyrus Magnusson. The accord may include a two week moratorium to allow audits and outside investment review.

Pennsylvania Allied ST. Paul Rocky Marciano American Allied Insurance Co Attorney General’s Office District Court

Salinger and Paris writer Nicole Gillmann wed in Paris

Pierre Salinger former White House press secretary married Nicole Gillmann a 26 year old writer for Paris magazines. It is his third marriage and they met last October during his California Senate campaign. Gillmann's divorce from second wife Nancy was finalized in Hot Springs Arkansas.

Paris White House Pierre Salinger Nicole Helen Gillmann Salinger United States California U.S. Senate Miss Gillmann Nancy Hot Springs Ark

Nixon Not Taking Chance Any More

Nixon and Sen. Mundt attended a ribbon cutting for a new boys club camp in Sioux Falls. Boys offered Nixon an Indian feather headdress. he declined citing bad luck from the last time he wore one before the 1960 election.

Sioux Falls Richard Nixon Karl Mundt R-S.d Nixon

ICC to Study Northern Pacific Great Northern Merger

The Interstate Commerce Commission will study the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroad merger for several months after oral arguments end. The Milwaukee Railroad contends the ICC must attach six conditions for the merger to survive.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Northern Pacific - Great Northern Railroad Milwaukee Railroad ICC

Nixon Urges Resistance in Sioux Falls Speech

Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told reporters in Sioux Falls South Dakota that despite risks in Viet Nam the current moment offers the best chance to resist the Communists. He warned delaying could embolden the Russo Chinese dispute and push China toward nuclear capability.

Sioux Falls S.D Richard M. Nixon Viet Nam China

Civilian to Attempt Record Jump From Balloon

Nickolas J. Piantanida, 32, of Brick Township New Jersey with more than 3000 parachute jumps will attempt a record freefall from a helium balloon at 115000 to 118000 feet with Air Force support. Launch is planned from a University of Minnesota area facility between Sept 10 and 16.

Duluth, Minn Air Force Duluth Air Force Base Nickolas J. Piantanida Brick Township N.J University Twin Cities

Pennsylvanian Wins 3 Year Court Fight

A U S District Court jury awarded Brady R. Harderode of Everett Pennsylvania 13500 in damages for a July 1962 traffic accident near Cheyenne involving U S Air Force Captain Edward C Loehrer of St Cloud Minnesota. Harderode sought 55000 in personal injuries and other damages.

Cheyenne Wyo Pennsylvania Brady R. Harderode Everett U.S. Air Force Edward C. Loehrer St. Cloud Minn Harebrode

Church Urges Bond for Civil Rights Protests

The Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ urged congregations to provide bond for those arrested in peaceful civil rights demonstrations. The 95,000 member denomination renewed support for participating in protests and called bail an investment toward realizing the kingdom of God.

Appleton, Wis Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ Wisconsin

BeLieu to resign Navy post July 1 new nominee named

Undersecretary of the Navy Kenneth E. BeLieu will resign July 1 and Robert H. B. Baldwin of Morgan Stanley will be nominated to succeed him. Johnson said he will not name city mayors and discussed the New York mayoral race. He noted a possible supersonic airliner funded by Congress and said aides Busby Cater will focus on national security with Bundy. Johnson limited questions to 20 minutes but spoke longer, joking about extra time.

Kenneth E. BeLieu Robert H. B. Baldwin Wall Street Morgan Stanley Johnson New York United States Congress Horace Busby Douglass Cater McGeorge Bundy

Yankees Sign No 1 Draft Pick William Burbach

The New York Yankees announced the signing of their top draft choice William Burbach a 17-year-old pitcher from Dickeyville Wisconsin.

New York, N. Y New York Yankees William Burbach Dickeyville Wis

Early Chinese records show domestic chicken known by 1400 B.C.

Early records indicate the domestic chicken was known to the Chinese about 1400 B.C. This summary notes the ancient domestication timeline and geographic context cited in the source.

Passenger Train Service to Austin Nears Ends

The Chicago Great Western seeks to discontinue two daily passenger trains Nos 13 and 14 between Omaha and Minneapolis, citing a deficit over $100000 annually. ICC examiner Darmstadter in Omaha hearings noted the case will proceed to Washington, with a decision pending. supporters warn of adverse local impact.

ST. Paul Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Great Western Railway Omaha Minneapolis Henry C. Darmstadter Darmstadter ICC Washington

Markets from South St. Paul and Chicago cattle and hog quotes

Livestock markets report from South St. Paul and Chicago with cattle calves and slaughter steers and heifers showing strong to high prices. Hog futures and live weight quotes rise with sows and feeder pig segments. Also notes New York poultry and produce pricing and Minneapolis grain and Chicago potatoes.

South ST. Paul, Minn USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago Chicago Livestock Chicago Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneapolis Chicago Mercantile Exchange EGG Futures Beef Futures U.S

Stocks tumble as mixed results rattle New York market

At 1 p.m. in New York, price quotes show widespread movement across major equities. Industrials like AT&T and General Motors trade lower while consumer names such as Pepsi and Coca Cola remain mixed. several banks and energy firms post modest gains. The session reflects a cautious mood amid evolving earnings signals and market volatility.

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