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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
3
The AP study shows public investors bought 356.2 million shares and sold 349.1 million during January to June, adding 7.1 million to portfolios, while exchange specialists sold 91.9 million and bought 85.3 million shares, a net 6.6 million decline.
An exchange of gunfire between Israelis and Syrians erupted near Dan in the northern border area. No Israeli casualties were reported. The flareup began after Syrians fired on an Israeli frontier patrol, which returned fire. It marked the third shooting within a week.
Northwestern Minnesota farmers pressed for low interest long term credit for disaster areas and rights to graze soil bank land and cut soil bank hay. They urged a rehabilitation program to ready land damaged this year for next season while officials described agency support under existing funds.
Washington AP observes that liberty requires vigilance and prudent action. The Eastern flight engineers’ strike tests Kennedy’s stance and risks eroding free rights if overreached. The piece notes the tricky balance between labor rights and public welfare amid looming congressional options.
Dr. Morris Wilburne and Dr. Josh Fields urged hospitals to create coronary care units to monitor heart patients with warning systems. They said rapid, expert aid could save up to 100000 Americans yearly by treating new attacks promptly both in and out of hospital settings.
Northern Pacific Railroad officials and government observers held a second closed session in Missoula Mont on Sunday to probe the June 10 passenger train wreck. The investigation continues to seek causes and responsibilities.
Duke Hospital in Durham announced it dropped its policy of racial segregation for private rooms. Private patients of all races may now be admitted to private rooms. Duke University opened graduate schools to all races 15 months ago and earlier this month admitted Negroes to the undergraduate school.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev returned to Moscow after a seven day trip to Communist Romania. He praised the warm Soviet Romanian friendship in a brief farewell. Radio Bucharest reported a large crowd lined streets to the airport, showering flowers on the motorcade.
Storms diminished and rains tapered off from the central Rockies to the Atlantic Coast. The northern New York metro area and Brooklyn saw heavy damage and two deaths as flooding and power outages disrupted towns. Philadelphia logged nearly three inches of rain in 97 minutes. rail delays occurred in New Jersey. hail and flash floods were reported across the Midwest and West including Memphis and Imperial California.
New York actress Lucile Watson, 83, whose career stretched from 1900 stage work to films and television, died Sunday of a stroke. Her first major NY success came in The Girl with the Green Eyes in 1902. She was widow of Louis van Shipman, writer and editor, who died in 1933.
Los Angeles. Charles Lichenstein, 37, political aide to Richard Nixon, is off the critical list at County General Hospital. He was beaten when two men jumped from a car and pistol whipped him in downtown Los Angeles after demanding his wallet. they fled empty handed.
Joseph La Buda, now grown, reunites with his Milwaukee and St. Cloud relatives after decades apart. The 50 year gap began when his parents left Poland for the United States, leaving him with grandparents in Wroclaw. He met siblings and other relatives in Chicago and St. Cloud, while his parents plan to bring his wife and children to join them within six months.
Air Force announces additional sonic booms this week as B58 bomber flights traverse from Minot Jamestown and Quincy to Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Schedule runs Monday through Friday evenings with varying time windows, continuing into Saturday in some routes.
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