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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
2
A list of births and marriages from St Olaf area with names and addresses, including June 24 births for Schneider Houff Murphy Winn Schmidt Christen sen Larson, and Sumpter death at Riceville City Hospital. Bailey graveside for Sue Merrick Bailey of San Francisco announced with Oakwood Cemetery service.
A schedule fragment shows patient or personnel transit times between St Olaf Hospital and other locations. The entries list Saturday 8 10 p m to St Olaf Hospital Sunday 11 43 a m to St Olaf Hospital and Monday 7 30 am from St Olaf Hospital to University Hospital Minneapolis indicating repeated hospital transfers.
Municipal Court Judge Fred Vogel presided over a case involving Shirley Clark at 403 2nd St SE. Clark pleaded guilty but the court entered a plea of not guilty. Trial is scheduled for July 5 at 3 p.m.
Rusk planned to outline new U S ideas for a Berlin settlement to Lord Home as talks on an international authority for Berlin fade. The meeting also eyed the rise of Red Chinese military power near Quemoy and Matsu and potential U S responses to a Chiang Kai-shek offensive. Discussions also covered Laos Viet Nam and Chinese intentions in Asia.
Rafael Osuna of Mexico City led a Trojan sweep to the NCAA tennis title in Stanford. Osuna and doubles partner Ramsey Earnhart are juniors with a year of eligibility left, while Dennis Ralston and Bill Bond are sophomores.
In the N D primary voters face limited races with Democrats unmoved on statewide posts. The top attention may center on a three way GOP bid for state commissioner of agriculture and labor featuring incumbent Matk Dahl, Lt. Gov. Orville W. Hagen and Loren Gajewski. Other GOP races include insurance commissioner with R Oscar Lageson challenging Frank Albers, and public service commissioner where John R. Erickson may contest Ben J. Wolf.
Ed Ames, once earning up to 17 500 a week with the Ames Brothers, now plays Anna Marie Alberghetti's leading man in Carnival earning about 80 a week. He trained in dramatic acting after deciding to switch from night-club singing to stage and television work.
In Oran European Secret Army Organization urged Europeans to flee amid threats of Moslem vengeance after the July 1 self determination vote. Thousands gather at docks and airport awaiting transport to France as fires and accidents damage schools and public buildings. Authorities urge calm while Algiers reports peace after the nearby resistance ends.
BOSTON AP expansion talk dominated the AFL off season meetings opening in Boston. Franchise applications have been received from Atlanta Georgia New Orleans Louisiana and Kansas City Missouri. Attendees include Warren Lockwood of Silver Springs Maryland W V McCane Jr of Atlanta and David F Dixon of New Orleans each posting 25000 in earnest money.
William H. Martin a 31 year old former NSA mathematics expert who defected to the Soviet Union two years ago says he regrets the act but not entirely. He now works at the Steklov Mathematics Institute living in Leningrad under the name Vladislav Antonovich Sokolovsky since November 1960 and married a Russian woman in October that year. He declines to reveal his partner Bernie Mitchell’s whereabouts and says he plans to stay in the Soviet Union.
Sealed bids for two houses and two garages will be accepted until 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday June 27 1962 at the High School Business Office. Property available for inspection weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Each bid must include a money order or certified check equal to half the total bid. Board of Education Independent School District 492.
James Flynn, 25, a Des Moines carpenter and motorcycle hobbyist, died from injuries after a dirt track crash during a Cedar County Fairgrounds racing program. Two other Des Moines racers were involved. Flynn’s motorcycle skidded and struck the rear of Robert Houser’s bike, sending him into the path of George Garvis. He died hours later at University Hospitals in Iowa City.
Census data show 684 853 farms harvested potatoes in 1959 down 58 percent from 1949. Despite fewer farms, total production reached about 224 million hundredweight, up 2 percent from 1949. From 1949 to 1959 farms with 50 acres plus rose, with Idaho Maine North Dakota New York and Minnesota leading.
The McClellan subcommittee uncovered a report written January 12 by Thomas H. Miller then acting southwest area director of the CSS. The memo urged restoring Estes cotton allotments and reversed Miller’s prior stance, written at direction of Emery E. Jacobs, deputy administrator for production adjustment.
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the J. E. McAuliffe Memorial professional women's golf tournament in Plainfield New Jersey after a sudden death playoff on the second hole against Kathy Whitworth.
About 500 mourners gathered in Washington for a memorial service honoring Senator Francis Case of South Dakota who died at 65 from a heart attack. President Kennedy, poet Robert Frost, and numerous senators sent tributes as authorities prepare his Rapid City funeral and burial Tuesday.
The Supreme Court ruled that a 22 word daily prayer in New York public schools violates the U.S. Constitution. Five parents from New Hyde Park questioned the practice as conflicting with church state separation. the New York Board of Regents had recommended the prayer be spoken at school opening.
Rome judge acts as grand jury and orders actress Sophia Loren and film producer Carlo Ponti to stand trial on bigamy charges. Ponti faces bigamy for marrying Loren who had not married before. no trial date set. Loren and Ponti wed by proxy in Ciudad Juarez in September 1957 after Ponti's Mexican divorce, not recognized in Italy where divorce is illegal.
An 18 year old youth is in custody after confessing to the killings of Jean Bertoch nine and Connie Lynn Hurrell seven in Mansfield Ohio. Police plan first degree murder charges as coroner reports indicate violent deaths and possible blunt force injury with one girl found with clothing around her neck. The girls had moved from Arizona and were playing in the rain near their homes Saturday afternoon.
Warren N. Radford of Austin receives promotion to airman first class and serves at Headquarters Air Defense Command Colorado as an administrative specialist. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ed E Radford of 1003 First Ave SW Austin. The airman and his wife Patricia A Flatten of 504 14th St NW Austin have one child Shawn Lynn.
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