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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
2
Niigata Japan faced a new quake as fires rage at an oil refinery on the waterfront. The series of tremors has left 25 dead and more than 400 injured, with thousands made homeless across 11 prefectures.
In Los Angeles the priest William H. DuBay who urged the Pope to remove Cardinal McIntyre backs away from his campaign after visits to the archdiocese chancery. Officials say the case is resolved though DuBay cites prior threats over preaching integration.
The Labor party outlines a program to nationalize the steel industry again and expand state control into other sectors if it wins the forthcoming national elections. The plan surfaced during a noisy three hour Commons debate as Conservatives mocked Labor policy silence.
The Warren Commission plans to release a report by June 30 if its timetable holds. President Johnson will receive a 500 plus page document with testimony transcripts. The FBI findings are expected to remain largely unchanged about Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone. The commission may recall witnesses for clarification. FBI Director Hoover predicts investigations will continue for years.
Des Moines reports Iowa Development Commission expresses concern over a group named Basic Freedoms opposing county zoning laws. The movement stems from a Lee County protest group that defeated zoning in southeast Iowa, with fears it could hinder industrial development in the state. Chief Justice Garfield urged tougher jail terms for serious traffic offenses to curb rising deaths, noting growing populations and automobile use threaten highway safety. He urged more jail sentences and fewer fines for moving violations. North America’s native domesticated fowl, the turkey, is dubbed American bird in Turkey.
Italian artist Giorgio Morandi dies at 73 in Bologna after a long illness. Morandi, famed for his contemplative still lifes, had works displayed in galleries worldwide and influenced modern painting.
Premier Jens Otto Krag announced that he and Soviet Premier Khrushchev agreed to expand trade but remain divided on major international issues. The two-hour session at the Danish Foreign Office was Krag's lead as Khrushchev teased reporters while Krag outlined limited progress on trade and economics.
Leo Ledoux survived a 39-hour 80-mile swim in the Atlantic that began as a suicide attempt and ended in a life-and-death struggle. He was rescued by a fishing boat about 1 p.m. Thursday, 30 miles off Riviera Beach, Florida.
Fort Lauderdale AP report describes Ray Wilkinson a schoolmaster with limited sailing experience and Dr Julia Ambler 27 who will sail from Nassau in a homemade 28 foot ketch named Odette to Bermuda Azores and England. They expect 60 days at sea with stops for rest and repairs.
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