Local births and obituaries headline St. Olaf area notices
At St Olaf Hospital births announced for Weis, Iver, Anderson, Grap, Gibbons, Seavey couples and outside Austin for Bergan, Christen sen, Meyer, Roberts, Barclay. William H. Skahan dies at 74. funeral Thursday. Oscar Ransom services set Friday. interment Grand View Gardens. Skahan rosary at Mayer. Memorial for Merle Barton memorial line ends.
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Oscar Ransom
Rose Creek
Church of Christ
Herman Kooy
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Worlein
Skahan
William H. Skahan
6Th St
St. Augustine Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Remembering a Dear Husband and Father
A tribute noting the loss of a husband and father, remembered kindly by his wife and daughter, mother, brothers, and sisters. The lines express enduring affection and sorrow at his absence.
Ambulance Run From Raymonds Rest Home to St Olaf Hospital
Ambulance crew transported a patient Thursday at 3:52 pm from Raymonds Rest Home to St Olaf Hospital. The brief report notes the transfer occurred as part of routine medical response with no further details on condition or personnel.
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Raymonds Rest Home
St. Olaf Hospital
Berlin crisis looms as Mansfield hints on free city
Congress debates West Berlin rights as Senator Mansfield says he speaks for himself while Dean Rusk affirms U S policy remains unchanged. Rusk warns Khrushchev could trigger a nuclear war if Western rights in Berlin are challenged and urges Kennedy to address the nation on defense of West Berlin.
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Mansfield
Dean Rusk
U.S
Berlin
Rusk
West Germany
Senate
East Germany
Khrushchev
Democrats
Kennedy
West Berlin
Free City
Sunday TV Schedule Preview With Full Week Guide
The publication lists Sunday afternoon and evening programs including This is Life News and other daytime shows, with a note that a complete weekly schedule will run Saturday. Programs span from 12:00 pm to 11:25 pm featuring dramas, comedies, news, and variety shows across multiple networks.
Ev zones kilts feature unusually long material
The famous Ev zones of Greece are noted for kilts that sometimes contain more than 40 yards of material. The statement highlights traditional dress elements and regional textile practices in these zones.
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Greece
Nixon Goldwater Share One Focus Individual Needs
Minneaplis AP reports at a news conference Sen Thruston Morton of Kentucky says Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater agree on programs for the individual over mass problems. Morton touts fiscal integrity as a Republican selling point and forecasts House control in 1962. Miller urged to focus on cities. Jim Harff elected Young Republican head. Judy Scherff named co chair at College Republican Service Clubs.
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Minneapolis
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Young Republican National Federation
Morton
Jim Harff
Sheboygan
Wis
College Republican Service Clubs
Judy Scherff
Arma
Kan
Khrushchev Rebounds With Blunt Language After Vienna Talk
West Berlin reports Khrushchev uses sharp rhetoric to pressure for tangible gains before the Soviet party congress. Observers say Moscow signals brinkmanship while Kennedy era détente shows strain and probes Kennedy's defenses for possible weaknesses.
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U.S
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Congress
Communist Parties
Moscow
Washington
Minnesota Supreme Court rejects Aastad appeal in ditch assessment
The Minnesota Supreme Court today rejected Bennie Aastad's appeal over a 40 acre Chippewa County farm tract and the county board in a ditch assessment case.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Bennie Aastad
Chippewa County
Iowa Youth Killed in High Speed Car Crash
A 19 year old Argyle youth James Reid Naplin died in a one car crash after a high speed chase near Mount Pleasant Iowa. Police said Naplin had a stolen car, stole from Anna Ball of Dontnellson and struck her causing injuries before fleeing. Ball was hospitalized and Naplin was wanted at Keokuk for parole violation.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Argyle
James Reid Naplin
Naplin
Highway 218
Here
Anna Ball
Donnellson
Keokuk
Arthur E. Elowson
Jane
Anna Baumgartner
Kenneth Perkins
Crohn
Karras
Nicholas
Five Railroads Set Grain Rate Adjustments
MINNEAPOLIS AP Five railroads will raise freight rates on wheat oats rye and flax effective June 30 increasing market prices for country elevators The lines are Great Northern Northern Pacific Soo Line Duluth Missabe Iron Range and Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific They will apply full transit privileges to reduced grain effect allowing shippers to mill or store grain then move it to its destination as an uninterrupted shipment Previously transit privileges did not apply and grains were discounted 2 to 4 cents a bushel at Twin Cities and Duluth markets
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Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo Line
Duluth
Missabe & Iron Range
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Twin Cities
Polish Farmer Tours Fillmore County Farms
Polish Agricultural Exchange farmer Stanislaw Siemien visits Troy Schrock farm Preston Minnesota as part of a foreign visitor tour arranged by University of Minnesota staff. He tours Rosemount dairy and plant pathology departments and visits Preston Harmony Bristol Township farms, rural churches and schools.
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Preston, Minn
Stanislaw Siemien
Troy Schrock
Siemien
University of Minnesota
Rosemount
Preston
Harmony
Bristol Township
Farm Bureau
LeRoy Hey Days Celebration Draws Local Crowd
LeRoy Minnesota hosts Hey Day festivities with the Go pher State Shows street carnival as the main draw. A kiddies parade kicks off at 10 am, followed by races games and a noon tug of war between east and west side businessmen. A 1 30 pm swimming race is scheduled at Wildwood Park. A talent contest is tonight and a color television drawing will be held by the Commercial Club.
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Leroy, Minn
LeRoy Commercial Club
East
West Side
Wildwood Park
Here
Lyle Cub Scouts Set Summer Plans
LYLE Minn Pack meeting for the Lyle Cub Scouts will not be held during July except Den 3 after a recent decision at the combined Cub and Boy Scout picnic at Lyle Park. A re organizing meeting for all Cub Scout parents and prospective parents will be held Aug 21. Awards at the picnic went to cubmaster John Ennen, David Farlinger, Teddy Ekle and Tom Ekle.
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Lyle, Minn
Lyle
Lyle Park
Cubmaster
John Ennen
David Farlinger
Teddy Ekle
Tom Ekle
Girl Scouts Plan Day Camp Programs
Buses will pick up first through fourth graders at Austin elementary schools for the June 26 to 30 Day Camp session. Second and third graders travel to Todd Park, while fourth graders go to the Girl Scout Cabin for activities and sessions.
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Austin
Todd Park
Girl Scouts Plan Westfield Day Camp Ahead
Sixty seven Brownie and Girl Scout members from Hayfield will attend a day camp in Westfield, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota. They meet at the park at 8:30 a.m. and march to the Westfield town hall site, returning by 3 p.m.
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Blooming Prairie
Minn
Brownie
Girl Scouts
Hayfield
Park
Westfield Town Hall
235 Register for Swim Class
About 235 students enroll in the annual Red Cross swimming program and will be transported to the Owatonna pool for instruction from August 1 to 18.
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Blooming Prairie
Minn
Red Cross
Owatonna
San Salvador Volcano Erupts After 300 Years Dormant
After 300 years of dormancy, the San Salvador volcano erupted in June 1917, demolishing the city and reshaping the surrounding landscape.
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San Salvador
Four Minnesota Road Deaths Raise 1961 Toll to 282
The Associated Press reports Minnesota records four additional traffic fatalities, two in St. Paul, one in Duluth, and a Forest Lake boy after a scooter collision on a Washington County road. Deaths include Bruce Crohn, 12, and Mrs. Athena Karras, 54, among others.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
St. Paul
Duluth
Forest Lake
Washington
Bruce J. Crohn
Clarence H. Wilhelmi
Minneapolis
Athena Karras
St Paul
Elvera Elowson
Kennedy Aides Report On President's Illness Recovery
Dr Travell preferred that Kennedy see people upstairs to avoid drafts. He would need to walk outdoors to the office wing. Penicillin and tetracycline plus rest helped. Dr Wade was called to verify the back strain. Wade found fever did not affect Kennedy's back. Travell said Kennedy's back remained comfortable and suggested the virus might help him by keeping him down.
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Travell
Preston Wade
New York
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Wade
Owatonna Man Accused of Forgery
An Owatonna businessman Warren Marmorine 38 accused of forged a company official’s name on a 500 check to pay for a Crestliner boat. He appeared in Steele County District Court Judge John F Cahill entered no plea and posted 3000 bond awaiting fall term. Marmarine lives in Spring Lake Park Minnesota.
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Owatonna
Castro silent on prisoner exchange offer in Cuba
Castro reportedly avoided comment on a proposed swap of invasion leaders for prisoners including Francisco Molina Pedro Albizu Campos and Henry Winston. The 1,167 names on Castro's list were claimed as those innocent of crimes, while the Tractors for Freedom Committee faced accusations of brinkmanship and bias.
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Francisco
the Hook) Molina
New York City
Pedro Albizu Campos
San Juan
Henry Winston
Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
How Congressmen Voted on Housing
The House rejected a Republican backed substitute to the administration's housing bill by 215 to 197. In Minnesota votes, For Andersen Judd Langen MacGregor Nelson Quie. against Blatnik Karth Marshall. North Dakota For Nygaard Short. South Dakota For Berry Reifel.
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Washington
House
Minnesota
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Clinton Weis
Ath St. SW
Henry L. Iverson
12Th St
Paul Anderson
Oakland
Gerald Grap
Clinton
Mapleview
Son
Miles Gibbons
Sth
Ave
Garth Seavey
Lth
St. NW
Mrs
Raymond Bergan, LeRoy, Son
Mitchell County Memorial Hospital
Kay Frederick Christensen
2Nd Ave
Aleen Ruth Meyer
13Th Ave
Clifford LaVerne Roberts
Trd Ave
Anneta Frances Barclay
1St Ave
William
6Th St. SW
Jacob Nursing Home
Mary
Raphael Skahan
Albert Lea
Joseph Irvin
Evelyn
Kirkwood Adams
Ruby Glenville
Raymond Scott
Elkton
Memoriam
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Lassie
Ed Sullivan
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Michael Shayne
Weather News
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York
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Famous Food
Sandy Beach
P. Core
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Fillmore County
Schrock
Indiana
General Motors
South Bend
Ind
Schrocks
LeRoy
Westfield
Marshall M. Porter
George A. Mattison Jr
Imperial Council
Miami
Supreme Ourt
Snelling Ave
Randolph
Wilhelmi
University Avenue
Marmarine
Fifth Street
Spring Lake Park
City Recorder
R. F. Hanson City Recorder
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Manuel Artime
Jose San Roman
Rafael Bolivar Fuente
South Dakota
For — Berry, Reifel
Recorders Office
R. F. Hanson
Martz Furniture
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