Vital Statistics and Obituaries from St Olaf Area
Birth notices list a June 20 girl for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kyile Hayfield and a June 21 girl for Mr. and Mrs. Jay Watkins St. Louis. Grandparents named across several entries. Edgar C. Kruegel 79 Spring Valley died at Preston Nursing Home. survived by sister Lillian and brother Arnold. funeral Friday in Spring Valley. Nina A. Henry funeral Saturday at First United Methodist Church Cedar City Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Michael Kyile
Hayfield
Austin
Jay Watkins
St. Louis
Wilfred McClary
John Watkins
Roger Reader
Marinette
Wis
John Schneider
Wayne Reader
Almond
Edgar C. Kruegel
Spring Valley
Preston Nursing Home
Lillian Kruegel
Spokane
Wash
Arnold
Sarasota
Fla
Henny
Nina A. Henry
9Th St
First United Methodist Church
Warren Nyberg
Cedar City Cemetery
Jordan Mortuary
Local Hospital Notices List Patients and Addresses
Hospitalized Julie Kyllo daughter of Mr and Mrs Joris Kyllo Lyle surgical Rodney Heydt son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Heydt Sargeant medical Mrs Floyd Fuhrman 1893 4th Ave SW medical Maurice DeMets 106 10th St SW medical
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Julie Kyllo
Joris Kyllo
Lyle
Rodney Heydt
Virgil Heydt
Sargeant
Floyd Fuhrman
4Th Ave
Maurice DeMets
10Th St
Traffic toll rises with Minnesota crashes four killed
Four people died in separate Minnesota accidents over Wednesday night and today. Steven Vierling, 11, Shakopee, was fatally struck by a car on a county road. Franklyn Egenes II, 36, Windom, died in a three car pileup. Arlen Sellers, 22, Northfield, lost control on Minnesota Route 3. Curtiss Brink, 20, Roseville, died in a head on crash on Minnesota 49 Hodgson. Eugene Peterson, 31, Bloomington, died in a car semitruck collision west of Brownton.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Scott County
Shakopee
Jerome Vierling
Franklyn Egenes
Graf
Windom
U.S. 71
Sharon Amundson
Donald Wickherst
Minneapolis
Carol Taylor
Arlen Sellers
Northfield
Minn
Rosemount
Highway Patrol
Sellers
Curtiss Brink
Roseville
Hodgson
Cleora Morrison
Circle Pines
St. Paul
Eugene Peterson
Bloomington
Brownton
Carl Larson
Mitchell
D.D
F111 production to continue amid congressional action
A congressional committee voted to keep producing the F111 despite Defense Secretary Clements order to halt. Rep. Stratton accused Clements of pressuring Congress to back the B1 bomber while the panel approved a $172.7 million amendment for 12 more F111s to sustain the production line.
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Washington
Defense
William P. Clements
Clements
Samuel
Stratton
Voice Vole
No to hike in parking fees in Capitol complex
The federal government blocked a proposed parking fee increase in the Minnesota State Capitol complex. The plan would have raised charges in all lots and garages from July 1, ending free parking, with outside lots rising from 3 to 5 dollars monthly. Nixon price freeze cancels the move. rates stay until at least Oct 1.
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ST. Paul, Minn
State Capitol
Nixon
Department of Administration
Dollar holds steady in Europe amid quiet summer trading
The U S dollar traded with limited movement in Europe as markets closed for summer holidays. In London the dollar edged higher while Paris stayed steady and Zurich dipped. gold priced at 120.25 dollars an ounce in London and Zurich, unchanged from London and up 0.50 from Zurich.
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London
Europe
Paris
Zurich
Freeway Overpass Planned for Deer in Utah Project
Beaver Utah officials announce a freeway overpass for deer with dirt and artificial vegetation to mimic natural paths and fences guiding animals away from the road. The elevated crossing will be built in a Beaver County area where 67 deer have been killed by motorists so far this year.
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Beaver
Utah
Beaver County
Young carpenter wins $1.6 million damage award
Paul Sargent, 28, awarded 1.6 million dollars by a U S District Court jury after an eight story fall in 1969 left him confined to a stretcher type device. Sargent sued two contractors and an architect for damages and won more than he sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bethel Alliance Church Concert Sunday Morning
Bethel Alliance Church pastor R F E Dutton invites the public to attend a free concert at 11 a m on June 24. The program features musicians who have appeared in Midwest concerts.
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Bethel Alliance Church
Midwest
R. F E. Dutton
Bethel Alliance Church of
Nixon told of 1968 bugging by Hoover
The summary of John W. Dean III's closed Senate Watergate testimony cites FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover informing Nixon that electronic surveillance was used against him in 1968. Nixon reportedly responded he would use it to his advantage in the future, a remark tied to the Sept. 15 meeting with Dean and Haldeman after indictments were handed down.
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Associated Press
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
John W. Dean
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Brazil Raises Coffee Prices by One Cent a Pound
Brazil boosted coffee prices again raising regular coffee by 1 cent a pound and instant coffee by 4 cents. The government said exports for September would be allowed with a top minimum price of 63 cents a pound, up from 62 cents through August.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Government Coffee Agency
Standard Oil ends rationing in Ohio and nearby states
Sohio announced that effective today its service stations in Ohio and Boron Oil Co stations in adjoining states will receive 100 percent of last year’s purchasing levels, with some growth allowance. The May 24 rationing is lifted as gasoline inventories have rebuilt after the Lima refinery resumed full operation on June 3.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Boron Oil Co
Charles FE. Spahr
Lima
Pope open to leaving Vatican to boost Christian unity
Pope Paul indicated willingness to move from the Vatican to the Lateran Palace to aid Christian unity. He declined resigning, saying it would be against the will of Christ, in a private audience with Rev. Antonio Maria Javierre, rector of the Salesian Athenaeum.
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Vatican City
Paul
Vatican
Lateran Palace
Rome
Antonio Maria Javierre
Salesian Athenaeum
Pontifical
Father Javierre
Salesian News
South St Paul Livestock Market Report June 21 1973
Slaughter cows uneven with late weak trend while bulls and heifers show strength. Hogs riders steady with barrows and gilts active. two loads of 1 100-1200 lb slaughter steers sold at 47.50 and various steers and heifers traded around mid 40s to 46. Bulls and canners listed with price ranges.
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Austin
Fmmel
U.S
South ST. Paul
ST. Paul
Minn
Three Accidents Investigated by Austin Police
Austin Police Dept reports three Wednesday and early morning collisions. James M. Dybevik and David L. McLaughlin cars sustained 600 and 250 dollars damage respectively. Grace M. Hillier and Ronald M. Ebling collided on N Main St causing 250 dollars damage. James W. Tabor and Victor F. Nelson collided on S Main St with 100 and 50 dollars damage.
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Austin Police Dept
James M. Dybevik
Winona
David L. McLaughlin
4Th Ave
1St St. NE
McLaughlin
Dybevik
Grace M. Hillier
Austin Rt. 3
Ronald M. Ebling
Senate panel approves Schlesinger for defense secretary
The Senate Armed Services Committee on Wednesday unanimously approved James R. Schlesinger for defense secretary. He will replace Eliot L. Richardson, who became attorney general last month, and previously led the Atomic Energy Commission and the CIA.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Schlesinger
Elliot L. Richardson
Atomic Energy Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Stocks Market Wide Mixed as Prices Tap Daily Highs
At 1 p.m. market quotes show AlliedCh 32, Honeywl 101, IBM 318, AT&T 51, Exxon 9, Texas 927, Gulf Oil 22, and many others trading with notable gains and declines across sectors. The list includes AmCan 33, RCA 225, DowCh 50, and World-wide entries like TelexCp 4 and Phillips 49.2 while some firms retreat.
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Mark (Ap
AlliedCh
Honeywl
AllisCh
Amerada
IBM
AmCan
Jns&l
At&t
Jostens
Kencott
Kraft
Armcs
Kresge
AvcoCp
Loew's
Bethstl
Marcor
BoiseCs
Mobil
ComSat
Penney
StOilInd
Texaco
GenTel
Texas
Goodrich
Ussd
WesgEr
Gulf Oil
Weyrhsr
Homestic
Wlworth
St Augustine Notice Lists Cedar Child Care Teachers
Karen Ferrington Blooming Prairie will teach at Cedar Child Care Center with a BS from Mankato State College and no prior teaching experience earning 7450. Theodore Hinrichs Lincoln Nebraska will be school psychologist holding a BS and MS from Mankato State College and EdD pending from Nebraska. he has two years teaching, one year as graduate assistant, two years as educational psychologist, three years as Lincoln Public Schools counselor, with a salary of 15700 for 212 days.
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Karen Ferrington
Blooming Prairie
Cedar Child Care Center
Mankato State College
Theodore Hinrichs
Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Educational Research and Development Council of Minnesota
Lincoln Public Schools
Lincoln
Neb
Vinyl shortage hits shoe soles in Akron report
Goodyear Tire and Rubber says vinyl for shoe soles is in short supply due to the energy crisis. Vinyl, derived from petroleum, has driven prices up as much as 30 percent from a year earlier. The company predicts a return to rubber soles.
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Akron, Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Compaq
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Edgar Kruegel
Berry
Marie
Marie Berry
David and
Harold Anderson
Pesonen
Andrea
Ernest (Mary) Leecher
Sucha
Father Corcoran
Ladies of St. Margaret Mary
Don Sucha
Young Carpenter
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Senate Committee
Eere
Taos
Northrup
Laf
Cielo Ait Isan
St. Augustine
Dial
Austin Clinic
CHE Fund, Inc
Wright Wells & CO
Notl Bank
City & State
State’ Bank
the Bank
Mediterranean
Caribbean
Hawaii
Japan
Navy
Austin Labor Center
MA & PA
Sterling Shopping Center
Ma & Pa’s
Wisconsin Cheese All Cheese Factory
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