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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1962

Page

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Rusk Begins Western Europe Fence-Mending Tour

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Europe to mend Western alliance ties. He aims to discuss common goals and next steps with Allied leaders in Paris Bonn Rome Lisbon and London as De Gaulle pushes a national nuclear force. Rusk sees a new period of creative Atlantic activity and seeks a united nuclear policy.

Paris U.S Dean Rusk Europe Orly Field Rusk North Atlantic France West Germany Italy Britain Portugal de Gaulle Washington Bonn Rome Lisbon London Berlin Anatoly Dobrunin

Mason City Bands Parade Stars In Music Man Event

Mason City hosts 119 bands and 84 queens for the 24th North Iowa Band Festival and the world premiere of the Music Man film. Meredith Willson, born in the city, anchors a day of parades, competitions, and celebrity appearances drawing up to 100000 spectators. Down downtown mail deliveries were halted as traffic swelled.

Mason City Towa North Iowa Meredith Willson River City The Highway Patrol Rini Robert Preston Shirley Jones United States Natres Henry Pendergraft

Hurricane-hunting TIROS V launched from Cape Canaveral

TIROS V weather eye satellite rode a Thor Delta rocket into orbit at 7:18 a.m. from Cape Canaveral to study tropical storms and relay cloud pictures. The craft survived a ground circuit short and began transmitting data to Wallops Island, aiding meteorologists in tracking storms, fog, and Arctic weather patterns.

Cape Canaveral Fla Wallops Island Tiros V Arctic Circle Pacific Ocean Caribbean Atlantic Alma AP Photofax

Diehards Foil Pact in Algeria

In Oran and Bone, secret army diehards reject the Algiers agreement between Moslem nationalists and European leaders. They call to keep up the contest for French rule while European settlers await word from Ben Khedda. Minor incidents occur. no major violence reported.

Algiers Algeria Diehards Oran Bone Ben Youssef Ben Khedda Ben Khedda Tunis Hussein Aii Ahme Cairo Provisional Executive National Liberation Front FLN Chewki Mostefai Mostefai Jean-Jacques Susini European Union of French Workers

Judge Compares Whipping Post To curb Youth Attacks

In Pittsburgh Judge Loran L. Lewis of Allegheny County Court defends the whipping post after sentencing two youths for beating another. He says the post might curb unprovoked attacks by young hoodlums and calls it not a bad idea.

Pittsburgh Loran L. Lewis Allegheny County Court

Mood of uneasiness colors U S political view

Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen outlined a nationwide mood of uneasiness and uncertainty. They debated causes and cures, citing taxes, debt, Social Security funding, and the farm bill, while warning of looming deadlines and stalled House Senate budget talks.

Washington Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Montana Congress Kennedy

Glen Rock High creates Arabian Nights graduation surprise

Glen Rock New Jersey students enjoyed a secret graduation surprise staged by parents. The auditorium became an Arabian courtyard with minarets and a fountain while Harry James and his band performed. The event cost 2610 dollars, funded by parent trading stamps and funds.

Eugene Bradford

Holand Seeks Third Term in Minnesota Senate

State Sen. P. J. Holand of the fifth district filed in St. Paul for reelection. Serving two four year terms, he chairs agriculture panels and co directs the Senate Agriculture Committee. He authored 81 bills, 68 enacted, and has led efforts to boost jobs and resources. He holds multiple community roles and was honored in 1958 with the Order of the Star of the North.

Mansfield Senate House Appropriations Committees House John W. McCormack D-Mass P. J. Holand St. Paul Dodge Mower Holand Legislative Interim Committee of Agriculture Senate Committee of Agriculture Minnesota Senate John Zwach Walnut Grove Farmer Minnesota

City Council discusses lighting overhaul lake cleanup and truck routes

The council heard a plan to brighten Main Street with 1000 watt lamps and six standards per block while moving 400 watt lamps. Citizens offered $200 for cleaning East Side Lake with volunteers planned next Saturday and dam repairs due next week amid pollution concerns. A municipal parking lot contract was let for 8 663 54. A safety panel recommended continuing no parking on south Main and weighing truck route rules to protect streets.

Midtown Association Main Street 1St Ave 1St Drive Main Red Cedar Inn 2Nd Ave 3Rd Ave Izaak Waltons Robert Enright Park and Recreation Department Tom Belton Enright Belton Urland Brothers 1St Ave. NW Methodist Church South Main Street Austin Safety Council

Davenport girl dies in Davenport crash at intersection

A 17 year old girl Judith Marie Davidson died and a man was seriously injured in a two car collision at a Davenport intersection. In New York gold mining stocks rose while the broader market fell in moderate trading sessions today.

Davenport Iowa Judith Marie Davidson New York

Canadian Girls Misled Into Vice Ring

A U S Immigration agent told Senate investigators that young Canadian girls were lured to the United States with promises of night club stardom and forced into vice work by a crime syndicate.

Washington U.S Senate United States

Ozark Head Pushes Mediation to Avert Pilot Strike

Ozark Air Lines President Joseph H. Fitzgerald urged the Federal Mediation Board to appoint an arbitrator to settle 14 months of stalled talks with the Air Lines Pilots Association. The union, representing 180 pilots, says the airline refused to bargain in good faith as a strike looms.

ST. Louis W — Ozark Airlines Joseph H. Fitzgerald Federal Mediation Board Air Lines Pilots Association

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