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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
2
A four to five week old blind puppy named Queenie is slated for euthanasia per the Michigan Humane Society, which says no one wants a blind animal. The society later said she could be raised with extra care.
Lucy Johnson Nugent gave birth to a baby boy at Seton Hospital while President Johnson and First Lady expressed happiness. Patrick Nugent said the child weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces and measured 21 inches. The name combines his and his grandfather’s names with Lyndon as middle.
State Public Examiner Robert A. Whitaker released a report accusing Meeker County Commissioner Ed Hamm of improper conduct in hospital purchases. It cites air conditioners and a television bought by Meeker County Memorial Hospital under Hamm's influence, with billing under Glen Smith, Hamm’s partner. A second audit faulted Verne Maxon for failing to remit $386 in Highway Patrol fines from her justice court, with funds reportedly used for personal expenses.
An advertisement promotes Odrinex tiny tablets with a money back guarantee. Priced at $3.00, it guarantees weight loss or a full refund by returning the package to the druggist. mail orders are filled by Wold's Walgreens Drug Store at 233 N Main.
U S forces report 143 Communist troops killed in two central lowlands battles as jets pound North Vietnam rail lines and the Thai Nguyen steel works. American casualties total 6 dead, 22 wounded, 4 missing. 133 air missions and 11 rail yard strikes accompany the campaign.
U S Cavalry Airmobile Division clashed with an estimated battalion of Communist troops in fortified positions. About 73 enemy soldiers were killed, while U S forces suffered six dead, 22 wounded and four missing after a day long engagement. Air strikes targeted railroad yards feeding supplies to Hanoi and Thanh Hoa while USS Pintrepid supported air operations in the region. Waterlooo firm Hinson Manufacturing agrees to merge with Royal Industries of Pasadena Calif.
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