Dedicate Library Expansion in Austin in Ceremonial Return
About 300 to 400 people gathered Sunday for the dedication of the expanded Austin Carnegie Public Library completed in 1903 and rebuilt at a cost of 145672 dollars. The program featured remarks by Dr. Roy F. Randall and brief readings, with a flag presentation, ribbon cutting, and tours of the 11 000 square foot expansion housing 60 000 volumes.
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Roy F. Randall
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Robert A. Jennings
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
The
Austin Floral Club
Kennedy Condition Described as Extremely Satisfactory by Doctor
Sen Edward M Kennedy is reported in extremely satisfactory condition by his attending physician after medical examination in Northampton Massachusetts. The statement comes from the doctor treating the senator following recent health concerns.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Five Minnesota crash victims toll rises with Kennedy crash
The Associated Press recount shows five more deaths from Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend bringing the toll to 343 this year. Shirley Fenske 20 Arlington was killed in a two car crash southeast of town while four others in the second car were injured plus Gerald Kittleson 39 Caledonia died in Wisconsin hospital a week after a crash. senator Kennedy remains hospitalized after a plane crash with Birch Bayh and his wife also injured. Kennedy shows improvement but faces possible surgery for broken vertebrae and ribs.
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Arlington
Minn
Charles Krueger
Green Isle
Miss Fenske
Orvin Voight
Abbie Pelthoester
Vernon Koester
Gerald Kittleson
Caledonia
LaCrosse
Wis
Highway Patrol
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Foster
Kennedy
Dind
Johnson to Get Civil Rights Bill by 4th
In Washington the final push to pass a civil rights bill opens in the House as Southern opponents try to delay. Speaker McCormack promises the bill will reach the White House by July 4, while the Senate advances its extensive package and faces a House Rules hurdle.
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John Beckler
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House
John W. McCormack
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Senate
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Treasury
Post Office
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Farm Boy Dies of Burns in Tractor Accident
Richard Panitzke, 15, died from burns after a tractor he was using burst into flames on his parents’ farm in Redwood Falls Minnesota. There were no witnesses to the Thursday incident and Panitzke suffered other injuries in the accident.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
Richard Panitzke
Humphrey Welcomed Home as Civil Rights Hero
Humphrey returned to Waverly Minnesota after a sign waving welcome by about 100 civil rights supporters from the Twin Cities. He praised Senate passage as an amazing experience and noted renewed will and planning. Polls show Humphrey leading Kennedy for vice president among Democrats and independents in Minnesota.
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Waverly
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Minneapolis Tribune
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Johnson
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California
Wisconsin
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Waverly, Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Samuel Stratton
Upstate
Hamilton
N. Y
Stratton
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North Carolina
Raleigh
Verdi Girl Named Region 11 Dairy Princess
Karen Bracken, 18, Verdi, Minn., was named Region 11 dairy princess with attendants Jeanne Melcher and Carol Renneke. They were chosen from 20 contestants representing seven counties. In St Paul, about 1,000 law officers were to attend the National Sheriffs Association conference opening today and running through Wednesday.
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Minn
Karen Bracken
Verdi, Minn
Jeanne Melcher
Lake Benton
Carol Renneke
Wood Lake
Reds Call Flights Unlawful
The Soviet government said Pan American World Airways flights from the United States to Berlin are unlawful and that flight security cannot be guaranteed.
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Pan American World Airways
United States
Berlin
Plans Fair for U.S. Independence in Paris
President Johnson plans a World’s Fair in Paris to mark the 200th anniversary of American independence, according to informed sources.
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Paris
Johnson
Turkish Premier in Washington to Talk About Cyprus
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu arrived in Washington for talks with President Johnson over Cyprus amid fears of a Greek Turkish stand off that could strain NATO. Johnson seeks a peaceful, just solution while stressing US neutrality and backing mediation by the United Nations.
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Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
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George
Papandreou
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George W. Ball
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Ankara
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
George Grivas
Britain
Scranton Seeks Uncommitted Delegates to Boost Goldwater Push
Gov. William W. Scranton reports more GOP delegates backing his bid and plans talks with uncommitted delegations in the East Midwest and South. He aims to prevent Goldwater from clinching on the first ballot at the San Francisco convention as he tours New Jersey Delaware West Virginia Ohio and Michigan.
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Midwest
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
James A. Rhodes
Scranton
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Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
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GOP
Charles H. Percy
Variable clouds bring showers through Tuesday
Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms ending early Tuesday. Tonight's low expected in the mid to upper 50s, and highs Tuesday in the 70s.
Daughter of Barry Goldwater to wed Richard Holt
The daughter of Senator Barry Goldwater, a leading Republican presidential hopeful, plans to marry Richard Holt of Beverly Hills, California, this Saturday.
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Barry Goldwater
Richard Holt
Beverly Hills, Calif
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