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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
In Kiangsi Province a Nationalist air force briefing said an unarmed plane delivering food was shot down after heavy ground fire and a mid night encounter over Chungjen. The incident comes amid ongoing conflicts with Communist forces and regional hostilities.
Duluth Minnesota officials and state agencies propose rerouting grain trucks away from steep hills to prevent runaways. They want stricter driver rules and more safety inspections after a June 12 accident that killed a child and injured others. The panel seeks legal guidance on routing authority and possible limits with state approval.
Fire destroyed the Hewitt grain elevator in Hewitt Minnesota a landmark dating to the turn of the century Firefighters from Hewitt and Bertha controlled the blaze about 8 am The mill and office survived with no damage The building owned by Dirk Trosen and Darrell Matz could not provide a damage estimate A small amount of grain was stored inside the structure The cause remained undetermined
The University of Alabama Board of Trustees filed notice in U S Court seeking to appeal a ruling that refused to delay integration. The move aims to remove Vivian Malone James Hood and Dave Mack McGlathery from the Tuscaloosa campus and Huntsville Extension Center as racial tensions linger in Alabama. Governor George Wallace did not sign the notice. University lawyer Andrew Thomas declined to comment on timing or specifics.
Surgeons separated 14 day old Sia mese twins Rose Mary and Ruth Ann at Children's Hospital Pittsburgh in a four hour operation. Dr. Kiesewetter said the girls are breathing comfortably and color is good though three to five days remain to gauge danger. Mother Mrs. John Temoshenko, 32, of Tarentum, described them as beautiful. The twins shared one organ, a liver, which was large enough to divide.
Erie boxer Gene Toran 134 pounds stops Ed Whitaker 130 pounds in the ring at Erie. The knockout ends the bout in the first round.
The report lists temperatures as 85, 87 on the first days with 57 and 62 on later periods. A leading value of 68 is noted alongside 1.28 and 71 with 1.63 and 10 with 52.
Charles Stewart Mott, 88, secretly gifted 1,826,421 General Motors shares valued at over 70 each to a Flint nonprofit founded in 1935. The gift, kept private for nearly six weeks, will be allocated by trustees to five community aims including training, interracial understanding, civic awareness, and Flint as a school administration center.
Washington AP reports cattlemen ignore leaders urging lighter slaughter steer weights as prices fall due to higher marketing. Leaders proposed feeders could reduce tonnage by selling lighter animals to bolster prices.
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