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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1971

Page

5

Vital Statistics Out of Austin Record Births and Marriages

Mrs. David Gronholz of Appleton Minnesota and Mr. Gronholz welcomed a daughter born June 25. Grandparents are Edward Carroll and wife in Austin. LeRoy Sorg of Babbitt Minnesota and wife had a daughter born June 22 at Ely Bloomenson Hospital with grandparents Walter Noregaar and Francis Sorg noted. Also listed are marriages: Robert Michael Hambright age 23 of 506th Ave SE to Patricia Ellen Smith age 21 of Austin Route 1. Richard Lee Hoiseth age 25 of Albert Lea to Peggy Ann Warner age 19 of 105 21st St NE.

Austin David Gronholz Appleton Minn Edward Carroll LeRoy F. Sorg Babbitt Ely-Bloomenson Hospital Ely Walter Noregaard Lyle Francis Sorg Dexter Robert Michael Hambright Ave Patricia Ellen Smith Austin Rt Richard Lee Hoiseth Albert Lea Peggy Ann Warner 21St St. NE

Deaths of Ingrid Hart and Burt Dibble

Ingrid Hart 72 died at St Mark s Lutheran Home. Survived by daughter Evelyn Hicks and five sons with 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Duluth Monday. Burt E Dibble 84 died at St Olaf Hospital. Retired Fox Wholesale salesman. Survived by widow Alta and four grandchildren. Funeral 3 30 p m Monday at First United Methodist Church. Memorials preferred.

Ingrid Hart St. Mark’s Lutheran Home Harvey Evelyn) Hicks Omaha Neb Robert Esko Minn Richard Burnsville Howard Ontario Calif Donald Duluth James Austin Alfred Elmer LaDean Rudolph LaDean Waukegan Til Worlern Funeral Home Burt E. Dibble St. Olaf Hospital Fox Wholesale Co 4Th Ave Alta William Vivian) Ormsby el Paso Tex Arnold Lee) Dibble Manila Philippines Dibble First United Methodist Church Stanley Hopks Oakwood Cemetery Jordan Mortuary

Card of Thanks for Support During Illness

Edward Kiefer of Eik'on Minnesota thanks friends and relatives for cards visits and gifts while a patient at St Marys and after returning home. The appreciation is heartfelt and final.

Kiefer St. Marys Edward Kiefer Eik‘on Minn

Hospitalized at St Olaf Hospital

Mrs. Martha Pfeifer of 1106 9th Street NW is hospitalized at St Olaf Hospital with a medical condition.

ST. Olaf Hospital Martha Pfeifer 9Th St. NW

Farmer urges open doors for unskilled workers

James Farmer told NATTS conference that the era of easy jobs for the unskilled is over. He noted unemployment at 6.2 percent overall, with blacks, Indians and Chicanos at 12.4 percent and inner-city youth up to 42 percent, urging access to job-oriented training.

Minneapolis

CBS head faces contempt charges in Congress clash

Harley Staggers chairman of the Commerce Committee ordered CBS president Frank Stanton to comply with a subpoena after a four hour confrontation. The committee signals contempt charges against the network chief if noncompliance persists.

Washington Congress House Rtwork Harley C. Staggers D-W.va Commerce Committee Frank Stanton Columbia Broadcasting System

Caledonia firm lands bid for Whispering Hills Girl Scout camp

Nelson Construction Company of Caledonia won the bid to start constructing the Whispering Hills Girl Scout year round activity center on 734 acres in Houston County. River Trails Council has raised $452,000 for the project and aims to open the resident camp in 1972 withPhase I facilities including sanitation, water and power systems, roads, dining hall, and troop housing.

River Trails Girl Scout Council Whispering Hills River Trails Board of Directors Nelson Construction Company of Caledonia Whispering Kills Minnesota Houston County Winona Freeborn County Gordon Lundskow Rochester Methodist Hospital Weichselbaum Wi- Gi-Sco-Ca Edith Mayo Rochester

LBJ Memoirs reveal timing of Vietnam actions and views

Excerpts show during 1964 campaign Robert F. Kennedy offered to be ambassador to South Vietnam and Lyndon Johnson delaying bombing despite advice. Johnson records urging steps at key points, 25,000 troop increase in 1965, and disputes with North Vietnam and peace talks, while noting South Vietnamese setbacks and his own discouragement.

Robert F. Kennedy South Vietnam U.S America China Vietnam Johnson

YMCA Adventure Trip to Red Wing and Lake Pepin

The YMCA invites children aged eight to fourteen to join a June 30 trip to Red Wing to tour Red Wing Shoe factory in the morning and swim at Lake Pepin public beach in the afternoon. Cost four dollars covers transportation leadership and beverages. Bring a sack lunch swimwear towel and swim cap for girls. Bus departs Y Parking lot at 8 am.

YMCA Red Wing Red United Fund

Fieldcrest Home selects manager in Hayfield Minnesota

Rev Lloyd Stormoen became administrator at Fieldcrest Nursing Home Hayfield on June 1 replacing interim Rev Raymond Junker A state health board survey found conditions satisfactory and urged kitchen air conditioning Austin Electric Co won a 3800 contract for the air conditioner May occupancy reached 1819 patient days totaling 84 percent with every bed filled on May 27 for the first time since opening in February 1969

Hayfield, Minn Lloyd Stormoen Fieldcrest Nursing Home Hayfield Raymond Junker State Board of Health Austin Electric Co

Antique machinery exhibit planned for Mitchell County Fair

Farm implement dealers in Osage Iowa plan to include one antique piece of machinery in each exhibit area for the centennial Mitchell County Fair August 5 to 8. Bill Von Tersch heads the farm machinery exhibit division. A centennial brochure will be released about July 5. A resident shelter for shade and relaxation will be erected in the machinery area.

Osage Iowa Mitchell County Farm Implement Dealers Bill von Tersch al Christiansen Christiansen

Molotov Cocktail Found At Stadium

Police found a Molotov cocktail burning on the concrete floor of the west bleachers at Austin High School Athletic Field around 8 10 p m Thursday. A caller reported a fire in the area. No damage occurred and investigators continue.

Austin High School

First Baptist Pastor Honored At Austin Church

Pastor David Mathews of the First Baptist Church received an appreciation gift at a Sunday evening party in the church parlor at 1700 W Oakland Ave. He has served as interim pastor for seven months and will be succeeded in July by Rev Howard Miller of Detroit. The Mathews plan to stay in Austin and continue evangelistic work locally.

David Mathews First Baptist Church Oakland Ave Mathews Howard Miller Detroit Mich Austin

Five Generation Family Celebrates St. Paul Gathering

A five generation family gathering features Mrs. Jack Mazurek and her son Derek of South St. Paul in the foreground along with Mrs. Philip Raven, 93, Adams, highlighting a family milestone and kinship across generations.

Adams, Minn Don Elert William P. Weber South

Storm harms Osage crops and injures local woman

An Osage area storm bringing hail and tornado-like winds damaged crops over four miles east of Osage to the Howard County line, injuring Mrs. Joe Harbaugh who received shoulder injuries. The Gene Sweeney farm barn near New Haven toppled. Osage Elevator panels were torn away. Girl Scout Day Camp at Spring Park faced evacuation as rain and winds disrupted the overnight campout.

Osage Iowa Howard County Joe Harbaugh Mitchell County Memorial Hospital Gene Sweeney New Haven Spring Park Jahnes Conservation Club

Injunction Denied To Stop GI From Vietnam

Judge Earl R. Larson denied a preliminary injunction to stop Clifton Perkins, a Minnesota draftee, from being sent to Vietnam. A temporary injunction lasts until July 2 to allow appeals, with a permanent injunction hearing set for August 13. Perkins' case tests wartime authority under Minnesota law and Congressional power.

Vietnam Minneapolis, Minn Minnesota Earl R. Larson U.S. Circuit Court 8Th District U.S. Court of Appeals Larson Attorney General's Office Clifton B. Perkins Minn Attorney General U.S. Army Perkins

Film on Tsar's Family Set for New York Premiere

Nicholas and Alexandra, a Columbia Pictures drama by Sam Spiegel and Franklin J. Schaffner, will have its American premiere at the Criterion Theatre in New York on December 13. The screenplay adapts Robert K Massie's story of the last Tsar's family amid Russian life from 1904 through 1918, from imperial splendor to the 1917 revolution and the 1918 royal massacre.

New York Nicholas and Alexandra Sam Spiegel Franklin J. Schaffner Columbia Pictures Criterion Theatre Robert K. Massie Russia

Car Collision Involving Hammer And Laskewitz

A crash occurred at the intersection of 5th Ave SW and 6th St SW at 7:35 p.m. Thursday. Brian Hammer of 200 9th St SW and Kathleen Laskewitz of 1617 Oakland Ave E were involved, with damages listed as 300 dollars to the Hammer vehicle and 100 dollars to Laskewitz’s.

Brian Hammer 9Th St Kathleen Laskewitz Oakland Ave 5Th Ave 6Th St Hammer

College of Insurance operates sky campus

A NY college in the financial district offers a work study program with 300 undergraduates. Students study in a nine story office building and work for sponsor insurers earning at least 90 dollars a week. Tuition is 800 per four month term with sponsor contributions and potential tuition refunds after graduation.

John Cunniff New York Insurance Sky College of Insurance Financial District Lem

Stocks Mixed As Markets Slide In Afternoon Trading

The AP reports at 1 p.m. stocks show mixed moves with Allied Chemical, Honeywell, and Inalda Steel among notable gains and declines across major names such as AT&T, Boeing, Mobil Oil, IBM, RCA, DowDuPont, General Electric, and U.S. Steel. Investors weigh industry leaders and energy firms as price changes range widely.

AvcoCp Minn MM Beth Polaroid Cntl RCA Dart Ind Deere Rey Ind DowCm Sears duPont Sheel Oil East Red Sp Rand Firestone St Brands Ford Mtr St Oil Cal Elec Ind Ford Gen Mills Swift Gen Mtr Texaco Gen Tel Texas Ins Gillette Union Oil Goodrich UN Pac Goodyear U.S. Steel Grey Wesg el Gulf Oil Weyrhsr Homestk Wlworth

Local graduate Donald Pederson earns health education degree

Donald Pederson son of Mr and Mrs Olaf Pederson Otran Iowa graduated this month from Winona State College with a bachelor of science in health and physical education He is a 1967 St Ansgar High School graduate and plans to teach while coaching in the St Ansgar summer recreation program this summer

Donald Pederson Olaf Pederson Otranto Iowa Winona State College St. Ansgar High School Donald St. Ansgar

Anderson Tapes world premiere in New York

The suspenseful caper film chronicles a $1 million robbery on the Upper East Side with Sean Connery starring as the ex confidence man mastermind. Dyan Cannon Martin Balsam and Alan King co star as the NY produced Columbia Pictures feature shot mainly in New York with a waterfront scene at Kings Point Long Island.

New York Anderson Upper East Side Sean Connery Dyan Cannon Martin Balsam Alan King King Kings Point Long Island

Stop to whale killing is sought by conservationists

Conservationists urge a ten year halt on whaling to prevent whale extinction. Friends of Earth warned that continuing current hunting patterns will wipe out the whale fishery and the whales themselves. The appeal was made at the International Whaling Commission meeting to set quotas for whaling nations.

Washington Friends of Earth International Whaling Commission

Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in Austin Market

Friday market notes show hogs at 19.00 to 19.25 per cwt for No. 3 butcher hogs with all weights priced alike. sow classes 270 to 300 lbs and other stocks listed. Cattle: 1,700 head, calves 300, slaughter steers and heifers limited and steady, cows weak to 50 lower, bulls and vealers steady. cho 950 to 1200 lb steers 31.50 to 32.50.

Austin Hormel BOON ST. Paul ST. Paul, Minn U.S

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