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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
8
Names and addresses of families reporting births at St Olaf Hospital with dates from June 15 to June 19. Notable entries include a Fresno California birth outside Austin and several Iowa, Minnesota locations. Includes parental names and child gender where provided.
Obituary notice listing Edward Charles Gavriel 62 of 301 16th Ave NE who died at work in a Holiday Inn, survived by widow Lucille daughter Betty Cashin and multiple relatives. Herman Campbell 60 long time Austin London resident died in Long Beach. Lillie Farrer 86 Osage resident died at Memorial Hospital. Benjamin A. King Sr. 73 died in Rochester. William A. Muller 73 died at home. Frank J. Rysavy 88 died in Blooming Prairie. funeral details and survivors listed for each, with service times and burial plans.
Fire crews respond to a machine shed blaze filled with straw on Austin Route 2 then a grease fire at Stardust Supper Club on Highway 218 North. Subsequent entries list locked doors and numerous surgical and medical cases at various addresses and hospitals.
Funeral services for John Keilen of Faribault will be at 9 30 a m Tuesday at the German Catholic Church with visitation at Cole Funeral Home. Edward C Gabriel of 301 6th Ave NE has services at 11 a m Tuesday at Queen of Angels Church followed by burial at Calvary Cemetery. Rosary service
Washington AP reports Rep. Robert F. Clevenger says Inland Seas Inc will operate a new plant in Hancock Michigan to test processing methods for cisco chuck and smelt under a 33720 grant from the bureau of commercial fisheries. The company formed by Lake Superior processors from Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota follows an 18 month study of the Lake Superior fishery from catching to marketing to find uses for species replacing lake trout.
Minnesota Congressman Albert H. Quie told Bemidji educators that the nation must expand head start and preschool programs and elevate vocational training to match future job needs. He urged parental involvement, early reading by third grade, and a nationwide skill survey to map growing trades amid automation.
The Minnesota DFL convention in Minneapolis ended with Lt. Gov. A. M. Keith clinching the party endorsement after a protracted 20 ballot battle with Rolvaag. Keith and supporters celebrated as delegates hailed his victory. Mondale and Donovan received unanimous endorsements, while Humphrey remained home in Waverly.
The discussion centers on a federal court injunction forcing disclosure and shifting proof to the agency. Supporters tout court review as the key feature while noting current statutes are vague. Other items in Congress include a health training program and unemployment reform bills.
Sharon Lee Leininger of Dexter earned a bachelor of science degree and Marvin Seim of Grand Men earned a master of science degree in education from Winona State College. Leininger, Elkton High School graduate, will teach elementary school in Spokane Washington. Seim will teach at Chatfield High School.
In St Paul and Chicago markets, cattle and hogs traded with varied activity and pricing. Slaughter steers and heifers were steady to weak, cows slow, bulls steady, while hogs remained moderately active with mixed weights and prices. Cattle and hogs across regions posted mostly steady to higher prices for select grades. Sheep volumes were sparse with no established market.
Stock market bulletin from New York reports at 1 p.m. prices for Marine and CG Co. and other listed securities. Limited readable content shows trading status and brief price reference.
A Healthways feature lauds Columbia Pictures for a comprehensive health and accident program including an x ray equipped chiropractic department. It lists stars such as Lucille Ball Joan Crawford Charles Starrett Barbara Hale Fredric March Louis Hayward Marie McDonald William Holden Mickey Rooney Glen Ford among those who used the facility. The article credits growing industry acceptance of chiropractic care and notes the Schaub Chiropractic Clinic funds the weekly piece.
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