Vital statistics and obituaries from St Olaf Hospital
Vital statistics list births in Austin on June 21 to Dale Nelson and David Stover. Adoptions record Todd Alan to Vernon Streightiff. Obituaries note Christine Apold 87 died at St Olaf Hospital with extensive survivors. Clyde A Nelson 49. Mrs Ferdinand W Kestner 71. funeral notices for Decklever Novotny Nelson Kestner Apold with service details and interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Apold
St. Olaf Hospital
13Th Ave
B. L. McNally
Bloomington
Minn
Joe
Norman
Willard
Kenneth
Austin
Berna Senjem
Hayfield
Oscar Fingarson
Ed Fingarson
Clyde A. Nelson
Main St
Genevieve
Clyde R
Bob) Nelson
James J. Nelson
Thomas A. Nelson
Patti Jo Nelson
Ferdinand W
Anna Marie) Kestner
8Th Ave
Eleanor Kestner
Donald
Orma) Healey
Newhall
Calif
Howard
Evelyn) Lindrooth
Adelanto
Novotny
Anton
Tony) Novotny
le Sueur
Prososki Funeral Home
LeCenter
Oakwood Cemetery
Nelson
Main St. S
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Kestner
Ferdinand W. Kestner
St. Edward’s Church
Mayer Funeral Home
Card of Thanks and Arens Family Obituary Note
BASSETT I wish to thank relatives and friends for visits cards gifts and flowers at St Olaf Hospital. Thanks for meals and service at home. Grateful for visits prayers and care from Dr Law Rev Rollin Alvin Gerhart and Mlinar nurses and aides. May God bless you. ARens In memory of our beloved Artie who died June 23 1962. They say time heals but we still miss you. Sadly missed by Mr and Mrs Arthur Arens and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arens
Artie
Arthur Arens
Tina Krantz
St. Olaf Hospital
Carol Berhow
Oakland
Arthur May
Austin
Mining Firm Guard Killed in Tennessee
In Whitwell Tennessee a Grundy Mining guard named Aaron Pressnell about 50 was shot in the heart and killed while reporting to work at the coal-loading ramp. Two Palmer men were detained for questioning. no charges filed. The incident occurred amid a six hundred worker strike by the United Mine Workers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitwell, Tenn
Grundy Mining Comny
Aaron Pressnell
Palmer, Tenn
Grundy County
Jim Meeks
Grundy
Tennessee
United Mine Workers Union
Bobby Layne
Pressnell
Grundy’s
Layne
Civil Rights Testimony In Senate Fight Over Public Accommodations
Cabinet members Hodges Rusk Kennedy and Wirtz are slated to testify on civil rights before a House subcommittee. Attorney General Kennedy will also speak Wednesday. The plan faces a possible Senate filibuster as critics resist forced integration of public accommodations. A August march of 100000 or more appears planned to protest the obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Democrat
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Dean Rusk
Robert F. Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Cleveland Robinson
District 65
Afl-Cio Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union
New York
South
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Protestant Approval Expressed at Appointment of New Pope
The article notes Protestant confidence in Pope Paul VI continuing John XXIII's ecumenical course. It highlights Johns reforms toward closer church relations, Vatican II reforms, and openness to dialogue with Protestants and Orthodox, while affirming Rome remains the true church. The piece also mentions the Vatican Council's broader reforms and the hope that the council will continue under Paul VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul VI
John XXIII
John
New York
Pope John
Rome
Vatican Secretariat For Christian Unity
Augustin Cardinal Bea
World Council of Churches
Transit Route Update From 1102 1st Ave NW to St Olaf Hospital
A scheduled movement or transfer is noted from 1102 1st Ave NW to St Olaf Hospital with Friday at 6 22 p m time reference. No additional details on transport type or service changes are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Ave. NW
St. Olaf Hospital
Firefighters quell smoking at LeBarron home basement
At 2 15 p m. two fire trucks responded to 1407 4th Ave Southwest where a smoking transformer in the basement of Charles LeBarron home caused alarm. Firemen unplugged the outlet and the smoke stopped. Units returned to station at 2 26 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LeBarron
4Th Ave
Pope Paul VI May Visit Rome Prisons
The AP notes it would not surprise friends if Pope Paul VI visits Rome’s prisons like Pope John XXIII did after his 1958 coronation. It recalls Paul VI’s early act as Archbishop of Milan visiting San Vittore Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Pope John XXIII
Pope Paul
Milan
Giovanni Battista Montini
San Vittore
Martial First Described Fly Casting Pearl
A Roman writer Martial is noted as the earliest source describing fly casting dating from between 10 BCE and 20 CE, marking the start of literary references to the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martial
Foiling the Sun at Ocean Bay Park
Myrna Mishkin of New York City basks in sunlight at Ocean Bay Park on Fire Island while enjoying the day. The scene captures a carefree moment as beachgoers embrace warm conditions and summer leisure along the barrier island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Mishkin
New York City
Ocean Bay Park
Fire Island
Question Woman in Hartack Death
State police questioned Frances Bryant of Winchester Va after the fatal shooting of William Hartack Sr near his Hartack farm. A small caliber pistol fired six shots was found in the home. Bryant was treated for a forearm wound and a temple cut at Charles Town General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W.va
William Hartack
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Frances Bryant
Winchester
G. G. Holman
Bryant
Charles Town General Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Chieftain
Delaware Park
Arms Conference to Start Recess
The 17 nation disarmament forum enters a six week recess after news of a U S Soviet agreement on a Washington Moscow communications hot line. Soviet delegate Seymon K Tsarapkin calls the line agreement modest next to the stalemate over a nuclear test ban treaty and general disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Washington
Moscow
Seymon K. Tsarapkin
Minneapolis grain market report with multiple commodity quotes
Market notes from Minneapolis on wheat corn oats and soybeans with Fri receipts and price ranges. Details include No 1 hard winter and durum figures, spring wheat premiums and discounts, protein differentials, and rye flax and barley bids alongside year ago comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn. S.D
New Court Ruling Sparks Religious Guidance Debate
A U S Supreme Court decision on school Bible reading prompts reactions from religious and parent groups. The National Conference of Christians and Jews notes the ruling clarifies school and religion relations while endorsing objective study of religion and the Bible in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Religious Freedom and
Churchill sails Mediterranean cruise aboard Christina
Sir Winston Churchill left Friday night for a Mediterranean cruise aboard the Christina owned by Aristotle Onassis. Other guests include Princess Lee Radziwill and Prince Radziwill. The Christina will visit Elba before touring Greek islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Sir Winston Churchill
Christina
Aristotle Onassis
Lee Radziwill
John F. Kennedy
Prince Radziwill
Elba
Greek Islands
Orioles Boss Feuds With Writers Over Team Slump
Baltimore manager Billy Hitchcock clashed with local writers amid a rough stretch for the Orioles who have dropped 18 of 23. Hitchcock defended his club, insisting no panic and noting that reporters seek information and often push for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Ottumwa Bids to Host Babe Ruth World Series
Ottumwa officials announced their bid to host the 1964 Babe Ruth World Series. A $15,000 bond will underwrite expenses, with Walter Cocks and Charles Kentfield in attendance. The series features eight regional champions plus host and a foreign team, and Iowa seeks its first hosting. The 1964 event would be held in Farmington, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Walter Cocks
Des Moines
Babe Ruth International
Charles Kentfield
Oskaloosa
United States
Iowa
Farmington
N.M
Texans Head for Kansas City Today
The Dallas Texans move to Kansas City this weekend and become the Chiefs. The team shipped 100000 pounds of gear, leaving only tackle Jerry Cornelison behind to tend his Dallas insurance work during the season transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texans
Kansas City
Dallas
Dallas Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
Jerry Cornelison
Cornelison
Southern Methodist
Woodruff announces 1965 national golf tourney in Knoxville
University of Tennessee athletic director Bob Woodruff said Friday that Knoxville will host the 1965 National Collegiate Golf Tournament. The announcement confirms the event location for the season schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Woodruff
University of Tennessee
New Residents Spotlight at Raymonds Home
The Raymonds notes list numerous residents joining the home, including Magda Hokanson from Austin and Herman Aylwes aged 85 of Le Roy, with family ties in Grand Meadow, Stewartville, Cedar Rapids, and Austin. Birthdays, hospital transfers, and local hospital visits accompany the invitation to visit and welcome the newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magda Hokanson
Anna Durhman
Herman Aulwes
Arthur May
Tina Krantz
Austin
Pat List
Ann
Bertha Macannany
Hokan
Alvin
Warroad
Minn
Martin
Flint
Mich
Elmer
Glendorf
Calif
Herman Aylwes
LeRoy
James Perry
Myrtle
McIntire
Iowa
Oliver Olson
Christine
Albert Lea
Richard Pooler
Gladys
Cedar Rapids
Sidney
Marvin
Riceville
Vernon
Bud
We re one big happy family says van dyke show s rose marie
Rose Marie, cheerful comedienne singer on The Dick Van Dyke Show, says the cast is a tight knit group and often socializes off set. She recalls nicknames like Ma ame Defarge and Blood and Guts and Pontius Pilate, and notes they enjoy Hollywood unlike many shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Rose Marie
Maame Defarge
Sheldon Leonard
Leonard
Pontius Pilate
Jose Marie
van Dyke
Hollywood
South America
Carl Reiner
Barbara Britton
Dick van Dyke
Danny Thomas
Bye Bye Birdie
Morey Amsterdam
Morey
Orbiting Mess Hall Food Preservation Advances
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Astronauts on long space trips require meals in orbit. Scientists test preservation methods including freeze drying atomic radiation dehydration converting liquids to powders and curing or drying meats to keep palatable supply aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space
Mess Hall
Police Seek Tagging Power for Jayswimmers in Cleveland
Cleveland police seek authority to issue jaywalking style tickets to swimmers who cross waterways at marina or yacht club entrances. Lt. Jack Delaney heads the new ports and harbors unit and aims to win ordinances from City Council before summer recreation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jack Delaney
New Ports and Harbors
Minnesota farmers invited to July field days at stations
The Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of Minnesota invites Minnesota residents to July field days. Visitors will see new grain, forage crop, and soybean varieties, weed control methods, crop rotations, and soil fertility studies. Some sites will show livestock projects with noon programs and on-site lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huey
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Minnesota
Lamberton
Rosemount
Waseca
Morris
Crookston
Grand Rapids
Duluth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale F. Nelson
2Nd Ave
Mrs
David Stover, Adams, Son
Vernon Streightiff
Oakland Ave
Todd Alan
Ferdinand Kestner
Memoriam
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
RGF
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Arthur L. Swenson
Harvey A. Anderson
Melvin E. Hauge
KAUS
St. Olaf Church
Todd Park
Geo. A. Ormel & Co
Butcher Hogs J
Gradio
Seber
Welghing
U S
U. S
Alexandria
Bemidji, M
Intl. Falls
Redwood Falls
Fair
Rochester
St. Cloud
la Crosse
Madison
Mason City
Minot
Fargo
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
Winnipeg
Trucky Refrigeration Service
Vincent Engelby
Hwy
Engleby Refrigeration Service
3Rd St
Fairview
Kenneth A. Hilker
Orval V. Hopfe
Churchill
Hormel CO
Oriole
Raymonds
Raymond's Nursing Home
Leonard Durhman
Anna
Grand Meadow
Albert
Lloyd
Amanda Pollard
Stewartville
Josephine Munson
Harald
Ida Sween
Oscar Evenson
Inez
Ray
Clarence
Melvin
Oneil
Anna Snyder
Ira
Earl Callahan
Irene
Orva Pien
Forest Forester
Adeline
N. Dak
Dora Christopherson
Christine Anderson
Walter Hartmann
Maybelle
Fort Wayne
Ind
Peoria
Enoch Thorson
George Bonnallie
Ethel
Maurice Carroll
Marion
Arnold Anderson
Alice
Adams
Edwin
Elk Point
So. Dak
Harry
St. Ansgar
William
Rose Creek
Pear Freeman
Arthur
Pomona
Ractor
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Landherr Drug
Lhe
Sylvania
Hallmark
Wirg
Red Owl
Austin Minn
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