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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1966

Page

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Minnesota GOP Deadlock Over Endorsement for Governor

Harold LeVander and John Pillsbury Jr. battled for the Republican endorsement in Minneapolis after ten ballots. Pillsbury led 673 to 607 on the tenth round with 830 needed. Elmer Andersen trailed with 84 votes as a late entrant.

Minneapolis Minnesota Harold le Vander South St. Paul John Pillsbury Jr Pillsbury Elmer L. Andersen Andersen LeVander Harold Stassen William B. Randall Ramsey County St. Paul GOP John Pillsbury Jeft

Two Killed and Six Injured in New Ulm Crash

A traffic crash in New Ulm leaves two dead and six others injured. The incident interrupts local life as authorities investigate the collision scene and transport victims to area hospitals.

New Ulm

Death Toll Mounts to 335 for '66

The Associated Press reports two New Ulm teenagers died and six others were injured in a car collision on the southern outskirts of New Ulm Minnesota. Victims are Susan Schlumpbeiser 17 and Richard Marti 20. The accident raised Minnesota's traffic toll to 335 for the year with several others hospitalized in serious condition.

New Ulm Minnesota Susan Schlumpbeiser Richard Marti David Wirtz Brainerd Samuel Winch Ray Jarnot Rt. 4

Senate OKs auto safety bill and 465 million traffic aid

The Senate passed a sweeping auto safety bill to set federal standards for cars and a 465 million measure to fund state and local traffic safety efforts. The action, unanimous 76-0, aims to reduce highway deaths and injuries by targeting cars, drivers, and roads.

House Senate Capitol Johnson Com

Vatican and Yugoslavia Resume Diplomatic Ties

Belgrade AP reports Vatican and Communist Yugoslavia agreed to resume relations after a 14 year break. The accord grants a Vatican diplomatic mission in a Communist capital, pledges religious freedom and nonpolitical clergy, and sets mechanism to correct violations. Tito’s regime severed ties in 1952 after Stepinac’s cardinalate and wartime actions, with gradual posthumous improvement.

Belgrade Vatican Yugoslavia Holy See Msgr Agostino Casaroli Vatican State Secretariat Milutin Moraca Committee For Religious Affairs Tito Pius XII Alojzije Stepinac Stepinac

Spring Valley Hospital Approved as Medicare Provider

Spring Valley Minnesota Community Memorial Hospital was approved as a Medicare provider by the State Health Department. The hospital board congratulated staff on passing the strict requirement, noting that 20 to 25 percent of hospitals fail the investigation for breast back and side.

Spring Valley, Minn Community Memorial Hospital State Health Dept

Free synchronized swimming lessons at Osage pool

Free synchronized swimming lessons start at the Osage Municipal Pool on Tuesday noon with Lynne Shuster as instructor. The first session will set meeting days and students must swim the four basic strokes: crawl.

Osage Iowa Lynne Shuster

Open House Slated by People Gas Co

Peoples Natural Gas Co celebrates its 6th anniversary on June 28 with an open house. About 90 percent of local homes use gas. Store manager Charles Kleine calls the record impressive.

People Gas Co Spring Valley Minn Peoples Natural Gas Co Charles Kleine

Dodd Apologizes for Threats to O’Hare

Senate Ethics Committee hearings on Senator Thomas J. Dodd move toward a climax as Dodd and his wife prepare to testify Monday. Dodd apologizes for his son Jeremy’s outburst in the Senate cafeteria after O’Hare testified about documents taken from Dodd’s office. O’Hare also alleges a threat against his girlfriend Terry Golden, which Kenny denies. The panel investigates Dodd’s ties to Julius Klein, a PR agent for West German interests.

Washington Senate Dodd Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Democrat Jeremy Michael O'Hare O'Hare Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Senate Ethics Committee Young Dodd Ethics Committee John Stennis Dmiss Dodd Inci Kenny Miss Golden Stennis Julius Klein

Bar Association backs outside work for prisoners

The Minnesota Bar Association proposed daytime outside work for selected state prisoners, to be introduced as a bill in 1967. Prisoners could be furloughed up to 10 days, earn wages to cover room and board and travel, with remaining funds to go to the prisoner after release.

Minneapolis Minnesota Bar Association State Bar Wisconsin

Gamble-Skogmo stockholders reelect board and approve option plan

In Minneapolis AP report stockholders of Gamble Skogmo Inc re-elected all directors and approved authorizing 200000 shares for stock options for key personnel. A regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on common stock was declared.

Minneapolis Gamble-Skogmo, Inc

Tear Gas Used as Teens Storm Outdoor Rolling Stones Show

Police in Lynn Massachusetts used tear gas late Friday to disperse teenagers who charged an outdoor stage where Britain’s Rolling Stones were performing. Five arrests were made and four people were injured.

Lynn, Mass Britain

Buddhist Leader Thich Tri Quang Near Coma In Protest Fast

Thich Tri Quang, defiant Buddhist militant leader, was described as near a coma on the 18th day of his anti-government fast. Dr. Nuyen Duy Tai said the 42 year old monk's condition is extremely serious as moderate Buddhists discussed a possible compromise with Premier Nguyen Cao Ky.

Saigon Thich Tri Quang Nguyen Cao Ky Nuyen Duy Tai Quang

Cleveland Hough unrest subsides after third night

Police barricades along Superior Avenue in Cleveland's Hough area were lifted as sporadic violence declined after a third night of disturbances. Police Chief Richard Wagner said Friday night’s trouble was less serious than the night before.

Cleveland, Ohio Superior Avenue Cleveland Hough Richard Wagner

March on Last Lap Chilled by Meredith Mood

The Mississippi march for Black voter registration nears its end as James H. Meredith arrives after a Canton rally dissension grows among SNCC leaders. Meredith plans to press on alone 16 miles toward Tougaloo, with leaders split over tents and tactics.

Meredith Tougaloo Miss James H. Meredith Mississippi Canton University of Mississippi Memphis Tenn Columbia New York Martin Luther King Jr Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

Kiddies Parade at Spring Valley

The annual Kiddies Day Parade sponsored by the Ford Grange will be held the afternoon of July 1. Prizes awarded for first to third in four divisions: patriotic ponies pets and costumes. The parade starts in the 1st National Bank parking lot and ends at the Public Library corner.

Spring Valley Minn The Frankford Grange 1St National Bank

Dinner honors retiring postmistress at CARPENTER event

Mrs. Alice Anderson hosted 26 area postmasters and spouses in Carpenter Iowa. Mrs. Bella Houghtelling of Mitchell was honored before retirement this fall. Mrs. Anderson was elected treasurer of the group.

Carpenter Iowa Alice Anderson Bella Houghtelling Mitchell Anderson

Redistricting Hearing Set for Steele County Plans

In Owatonna Minnesota a public hearing on redrawing Steele County commissioner districts is scheduled for 1 30 p m June 30 in the Courthouse Owatonna holds 53 percent of the county population but only two of five County Board seats are located there.

Owatonna Minn Steele County

U S Planes Pound Red Supply Areas In Vietnam Attack

U S B52 bombers pounded enemy supply zones in the central highlands as 8 000 troops from the 25th Infantry and Nathan Hale operations clashed with North Vietnamese forces. Paratroopers arrive bringing total U S forces to 271 000. Premier Ky marks one year in office with a Hue visit and promotion ceremonies.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S 25Th Infantry Division L. 1St Cavalry Viet Nam 4Th Battalion Airborne 503Rd Infantry Vung Tau

83rd Division Plans Reunion Seeks 23 000 Members

The 83rd Infantry Division once known as the Thunderbolt conducts a major reunion effort. It seeks about 23 000 former members not yet contacted since World War II. The 10th annual conclave will be in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania in August. Contacts go to Larry Redmond, 132 Rockwood Drive, Havertown, PA.

83Rd Infantry Div. Assn Pittsburg 83Rd Larry Redmond Rockwood Drive Havertown

Lyle Girl Appointed Pediatric Lab Technician

Miss Nan Neus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Neus, is named senior laboratory technician in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Minnesota Variety Club Hospital Minneapolis campus. She is a 1965 Lyle High School graduate and holds a medical laboratory assistant certificate from the University earned this year.

Nan Neus Conrad Neus Lyle Rt. J University of Minnesota Dept. of Pediatrics Variety Club Hospital Minneapolis Lyle High School University

Businessmen Guests of Farm Bureaus

Grand Meadow Minnesota event where Farm Bureaus from Racine Clayton Frankford and BenningtonTownships entertained businessmen and wives from Spring Valley Grand Meadow and Racine Tuesday night Carroll Wilson of Faribault vice president of Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation spoke on improving relations between farmers and businessmen

Grand Meadow Minn Racine Clayton Frankford Bennington Spring Valley Carroll Wilson Faribault Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation

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