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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

12

Vital statistics from St Olaf hospital and surrounding area

A long list of birth notices from St Olaf hospital and nearby towns details newborns to be welcomed by families in Austin Osage Wykoff LeRoy and other communities. Names include Butts Law n Vik Jensen Kuether May Schaefer Rehm Stack us e McDon n Leary Waters Ploch Watts Reed and others. Occasional death notice for Louis Dipple and John Guritz included with survivor details. Funeral and residence info given for several individuals.

Outsde Austin John H. May Osage Darlene Jensen Thom Jensen Austin Rt Amos Schaefer Acyville Ronald Rehm Inesboro Miles Stackuse Wykoff James McDonn LeRoy Son William Leary Chester

Funeral notices span towns and various churches

A long list details funeral services for Terrence Vollmer John Guritz Arlo Corbin John Anderson Eleanor Schisler Ambrose Breen Linda Iverson and others. Interments planned at Oakwood Cemetery Calvary Cemetery Lakefield and surrounding towns with services at Mayer Funeral Home Worlein and Jordan Mortuary Chapel.

Guritz John William Guritz Cohast Minn Zion Evangelical Itheran Church Grand Rppids Inn Ikland - Moscow Lutheran Curch Oakland Ruben Hnson Oakland - Moscow Arch Cemetery Grand Rapids Corbin Arlo W. Corbin 10Th Re Mayer Joe Matt Ofiating View Memorial Gardens Iends Lesday Anderson John Anderson Ave May Funeral Home Harvey Mmson Oakwood Cemetery

25 Diamond Rings Stolen in Spencer Burglary

Police report a Nelson jewelry store burglary in Spencer Iowa where thieves smashed a front window and stole 25 diamond rings valued at 4000 to 6000 dollars from a display case during Sunday night incident.

Spencer Iowa Nelson Jewelry

Austin Man Studies Undersea and Space Flight Photography

Michael Barth, a Brooks Institute student from Austin, studied undersea and space flight photography in Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. The program offered pre flight briefings and exposure to telemetering gear as part of a 22 year curriculum emphasizing photography's role in space and ocean exploration.

Austin Man Mexico Michael Barth Donald Barth 4Th Ave Barth Brooks Institute of Photography Santa Barbara Calif Brooks Institute Ernest H. Brooks II Institute Guaymas Sonora Mexco Gene Streeter Thomas Triggs Earth

Minnesota Jobs Set New Record in May

Minnesota nonfarm employment rose to 1,179,300 in May, a new all time high surpassing the 1,178,000 mark from August 1966. The May level was up 20,100 from April and 40,600 above May 1966, while unemployment fell to 45,000 or 2.8 percent, down 8,700 from April. compared with May 1966, joblessness was down 1,200.

Minnesota George J. Vavoulis State Dept. of Employment Security Vavoulis

Iowa Legislators Huddle With School Officials Over Aid Plans

A Des Moines conference committee aims to blend Senate and House school aid distributions. Sen Joe Cassidy favors consolidating House and Sewage measures for a compromise proposal. Rep Leroy Petersen notes uncertainty over available funds for the formula guiding property tax relief.

DES Moines Senate House Joe Cassidy D-Walcott

Iowa House OKs Fund to Buy Valley Bank Building

The Iowa House passed a measure to fund the purchase of the Valley Bank Building in downtown Des Moines for state use. The bill cleared 69 to 24 in the conference report adoption and 75 to 22 for final approval, with the Senate having backed the report Friday.

House Senate

Internal Revenue Enrollment Exam Set for Sept 25 26

The special enrollment examination for those seeking to practice before the Internal Revenue Service will be held in St. Paul on September 25 and 26. George O. Lethert, District Director, announced. Applications to the Audit Division in Washington must accompany a $25 fee. General information and forms are available from the Revenue Service office in St. Paul.

Internal Revenue Service St. Paul George O. Lethert Internal Revenue Constitution Ave Washington, D. C Revenue Service Lethert

Hermes to Attend Computer Class at St Cloud State

Richard Hermes a teacher at Ellis Junior High School is among 30 teachers from 14 states selected to attend a computer programming conference June 27 July 18 at St Cloud State College. The NSF supported program aims to teach Fortran and plan a high school computer course as well as cover education and industry applications. Participants receive reimbursement for registration tuition and living expenses.

Richard Hermes Ellis Junior High School St. Cloud State College National Science Foundation

4 H Dairy Judging Practice Scheduled

Mitchell County 4 H members will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Alfred Pitzen farm three miles north and half mile west of Stacyville Desirable dairy cattle type will be demonstrated and members may judge several classes Gene Pitzen and Wilfred Thome of Stacyville will lead the session.

Mitchell County 4-H Alfred Pitzen Stacyville Gene Pitzen Wilfred Thome 4-H Dairy Project

Honor Students Named at Rose Creek High School

Rose Creek High School announced its final honor roll with seventh and eighth graders led by Larry Aanonson and David Halligan. Ninth through twelfth graders include Douglas Meister, Kathleen Knobbe, Randy Bendtsen, Carolyn Kilgore, and Elaine Weigert among others.

Rose Creek Rose Creek High School Larry Aanonson David Halligan Mary Hegge Debbie Mandt Cheryl Meister Bruce Nelson Neil Nelson Rebecca Samuelson Carol Schwartz Nancy Ballantyne Janet Bendtsen Janet Brinkman Nancy Cress Karen Kardner Cindy Hesselgrave Eunice Kraft Lynn Loots Bryan May Daniel Nelson Douglas Meister Larry Mandt Kathleen Knobbe Penny Hunst Brenda Hartwig Rose Mary Cress Bernadine Reagan Linda Schnorenberg

Kosygin and Johnson Press for Middle East Peace

Kosygin urged UN action to prevent a new war as Johnson outlined five peace principles for the Middle East. He and Johnson pressed for negotiations between Arabs and Israelis with international guarantees, while Eban and Fawzi were listed to speak after Kosygin at the UN session.

United Nations General Assembly Johnson Middle East Washington State Department Arab East Kosygin U.N Israel Mahmoud Fawzi Abba Eban

Market summary from South St Paul and Chicago livestock reports

Cattle and hog trading shown in South St Paul with 4 500 cattle and 5 500 hogs, steers and heifers mixed trends, cows steady, hogs steady to higher, bulls and calves mixed. Chicago market lists hogs and cattle with steady to higher trends, hogs 23.50 to 24.00 for 1-2 200-225 lb butchers, cattle 26.50 to 26.75 for slaughter steers, lambs and sheep pricing and poultry and dairy prices also reported.

U.S Leeesseeeeses Tal Tees ST. Paul SOUTH USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago Chicago Produce Chicago Chicago Poultry Chicago

Another Death in Mill City Fire

A north Minneapolis duplex fire last Wednesday night claimed a second victim. Earl N. Moore 21 died at a hospital Saturday and Robert Landon 23 was found in a first floor apartment by firefighters. Investigators note a bright flash before the blaze.

Minneapolis Earl N. Moore Robert Landon

New York Butter and Egg Quotations in Wholesale Markets

AP reports ample butter offerings with fair demand and wholesale prices for bulk car tons, creamery grade scores, and 90 to 93 ratings. Egg offerings are ample to fully adequate with slow demand and varied spot quotations for standards whites and fancies across sizes.

New York USDA

Stocks News Roundup From New York Exchange

Stocks trim gains with mixed results as Alied Ch and Honeywell lead early movers. Constellations like Am Can and Intl Harv show modest declines while Jostens and Am Mtr post fractional gains. Notable shifts include Boeing strong at 107 percent and Nor Pac near 59 percent as trading progresses.

New York Jns & L T&t Kencott Lorillard Arch Minn PL Armour Mobil Oil AveoCp Beth Sd Mont Dak Boeing Mont Wd Boise Cas Nt Dairy N Gas Nor Pac C&nw St Pw Chrysler Nw Air Nw Bane

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