Vital Statistics and Obituaries from St Olaf Area
Vital statistics from St Olaf Hospital list newborns for several families including Loew, Bulson, Waldron, and Smith with birth dates in late June. Obituaries note WinIfred Ferguson aged 78 of Austin and other deaths in Mason City Canton and Blooming Prairie with survivors and funeral details.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Donald Loew
Hayfield
Merlyn Bulson
Brownsdale Rt. 1
Rodney Waldron
2Nd Ave
Gene Smith
Stacyville
Winifred Ferguson
Fh St. NW
Marshall
Vernon
Richard Ferguson
Austin
Martin Ferguson
Minneapolis
Gaylord Ferguson
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Gladys Howden
Harold Hauer
Bernadyn Sweeney
Wilmer Hartwig
St. Ansgar
Claude
Charles Klock
Richland Center
Wis
Dorothy Klusendorf
Grand Rapids
Minn
Lena Askerson
Billings
Mont
Funeral notices and obituaries in Austin area
Funeral services for Mrs. Winifred Fergus Frank L. Fick Mrs Charlene Westphal Donald G. Pagenkopf and others with call times interments and church services listed The notes include memorial preferences and military rites details plus local hospital patient updates and private notices from Austin Minnesota churches cemeteries and funeral homes
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Donald G. Pagenkopf
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Iowa
Austin
Evercina
Nancy Pagenkopf
May Pagenkopf
Thomas
George
Alvina Heil
Fick
Frank L. Fick
2Nd Ave
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Arthur L. Swenson
Big Springs
Harmony
Minn
Jordan Mortuary
Oil Tanks Blown in Aden Harbor Amid Turmoil
In Aden harbor three large oil tanks were perforated by explosions causing about 40 000 tons of oil to spill. No fire occurred and Mobil Oil officials said efforts to halt the damage are underway after the charges forced valves open. The act is linked to rival Arab nationalist groups aiming to control the Federation of South Arabia ahead of independence next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Mobil Oil Oil Co
Federation of South Arabia
Britain
University of Iowa seeks halt to medical student magazine
University of Iowa College of Medicine officials seek legal advice to stop further publication and sale of Biopsy, a magazine produced by medical students. They contend the issue contains pornography and has circulated mainly among students and faculty.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Miss Morningside Crowned Miss Iowa 1968
Marie Ann Anderson, 20, daughter of Keith and Mrs. Anderson of Sioux City, won Miss Iowa 1968 at Arnold’s Park. She stands 5 feet 9 inches, 135 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, and measurements 36 25 36.
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Arnolds Park
Iowa
Morningside
Marie
Ann Anderson
Miss Anderson
Keith Anderson
Sioux City
Four Topnotch Auctioneers to Cry Sales at Barrow Show
Four leading livestock auctioneers will cry the boar and gift sale at the 1967 National Barrow Show. The Barrow Show runs Sept 11–13 at Mower County Fairgrounds with three days of premium breeding stock and market hog sales. Keith Goode Merrill Anderson John Hall and Dale Halleck lead the auction schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County Fairgrounds
Keith Goode
Lacona
Iowa
Merrill Anderson
Broadlands
John Hall
Aberdeen
M. C
Dale Halleck
Byron
Ohio
Donald Michael & Son
Farmersville
Keith Thurston
Madeira
Minn
Holst Bros
Austin
Stephens & Green
Ainsworth
Peace talks at Hollybush hint at reduced dangers
The meeting between Johnson and Kosygin at Hollybush produced a sense of smaller world dangers. Over ten hours included long private talks with interpreters, offering a chance to privately address disagreements and possible future actions. The secrecy raised questions about potential steps beyond public statements.
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Hollybush
Glassboro
Johnson
Kosygin
Arab talks fail to secure plan for peace in Middle East
U N Talks lacked coordination and planning. Hussein urged a uniform Arab position and said peace is impossible while Arab territory remains occupied. Abba Eban warned Arabs would negotiate only if Israel keeps the occupation. Eban urged peace amid denials of aggression and calls for negotiations. Levi Eshkol pressed for talks as the path to crisis resolution. Soviet leader Podgorny returned to Moscow after backing Soviet aid to Egypt with advisers. Agricultural and livestock market notes follow in Chicago and St. Paul listings.
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Hussein
Israel
Abba Eban
Eban
Kosygin
Middle East
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Nikolai V. Podgorney
Moscow
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kremlin
Nasser
Burzinski thanks relatives and medical team
Burzinski expresses gratitude to relatives friends and doctors Christian and Hagen for their kindness.
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Burzinski
Christian
Hagen
Ses
Parsons Officials Ponder Next Step After Accreditation Rebuff
Fairfield Iowa Parsons College officials weighed their options after the North Central Association of Colleges denied an appeal to regain accreditation. Speculation mounted that the school might seek court action to challenge the decision and seek restoration to good standing.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons College
North Central Assn. of Colleges
Parsons
Indiana Pacers Trim Squad to 15
The Indiana Pacers of the new American Basketball Association trimmed their squad to 15 over the weekend. Among the players they kept were former University of Iowa players George Peeples and Gerry Jones and former Drake standout Bob Netolicky.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
University of Iowa
George Peeples
Gerry Jones
Drake
Bob Netolicky
Iowa Legislature Near End Of 1957 Session In Jeopardy
Des Moines Iowa lawmakers faced possible second week of work as leaders and Gov Harold Hughes met behind closed doors to resolve the school aid bill and funding questions. A Friday session failed to produce conclusions.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Mystery Disease Strikes Iowa Family Hospitalizes Three Siblings
Robert Johnson of Sumner and his wife face a mystery illness affecting all four children after daughter Rebecca Jane 15 dies. Audrey 14? Ramona 2 and Robert 3 remain ill in University Hospitals with an intestinal infection while Rebecca’s twin is in serious condition.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Robert Johnsons
Sumner
Johnson
Hawthorne
Utah
Naval Base
Rebecca Jane
Rebecca
Audrey
Robert
Ramona
Peace Corps Expands Training Across 33 Campuses
Peace Corps will run 82 training programs at 33 colleges and centers from Hawaii to the Virgin Islands this summer. About 5,300 trainees begin June to August with 300 hours of language study plus technical and cross cultural work across 47 sites. Nearly 9,000 Volunteers are projected overseas in 59 countries by year end.
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Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Peace Corps
Jack Vaughn
USS
Experiment In International Living
United Automobile Workers
Detroit
Michigan
Puerto Rico
Virgini Islands
Truk
Micronesia
Vaughn
Pope creates 27 new cardinals in Vatican ceremony
Pope Paul VI elevated 27 prelates to the College of Cardinals after secret discussions with 35 cardinals. Four Americans named among the new cardinals include Archbishops Cody of Chicago Krol of Philadelphia and O'Boyle of Washington with Msgr Brennan of Shenandoah. The College grows to 118 members the largest in history representing 43 countries.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Sacred Collegte of Cardinals
St. Peter’s Square
Spain
Portugal
Italy
College of Cardinals
U. S
John P. Cody
Chicago
John J. Krol
Philadelphia
Patrick A. O'Boyle
Washington, D.C
Msgr
Frances J. Brennan
Shenandoah
Stocks New York at 1 P.M. Mixed prices and tickers
AP reports midday stock quotes with Allied Chemical at 38.5, Honeywell 75, Allis Chalmers 24.58, International Harvester 40, Am Can 61.5, Intl Paper 29.75, Am Mtr 14. J J J J J. AT&T 58.5, Lorillard 59, Arch Dn 46.5, Minn MM 83.1. Market movers include Jostens 19 and Kencott 45.5.
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New York
Allied
Jns & L
At&t
Kencott
Lorillard
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Clement Gossman
Parkview Nurrsing
Arland
Roger
Mabel
Donald
Delane) Aslaksen
Oak Creek
Stanford (la Venne
Knox
Assumption Catholic Church
Canton
Calvary Cemetery
Morris Hanson
Mason City
Otranto
Minerva
Virgil
Albert Lea
Sally
Otto
Gladys) Tischer
Irene) Anderson
Frank Kubicek
Frank A. Kubicek
Blooming Prairie
Bernard E. Kubick
Frank W. Kubicek
Ellendale
Raymond A. Kubicek
St. Columbanus Church
Donald Pagenkopf
Robert Burzinski
Lansing Corner
Warren Olsen
8Th Ave
Kevin Wollschlager
Glen Wollschlager
Lansing
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Charles B. Dibble
8Th St. NE
Veterans Hospital
Robert Ingvalson
Miss Morningside
Barrow
Krull Bros
Lake Mills
Forkner
CC Farm
Horton, Mo
Berkshire
Ches
Ter White
Hampshire
Poland
China
Dale Hallock
Duroc
Landrace
Yorkshire
Lawrence K. Finley
John T. Finley
Austin Rt. 2
U.S. Air Force
Bien Hoa AB
Vietnam
Richard C. Catledge
Rose Creek High School
U.N
ST. Paul Livestock South
ST. Paul
USDA
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Livestock Chicago AP
Armet Stl
Minn PL
Armour
Mobil Til
AveoCp
Beth
Boeing
Boise
Nt Dairy
NM Gas
Nor Pac
C&nw
St Pw
Chrysler
Nw Air
Nw Bane
Ford Mtr
Shell Oil
GenElee
Sinclair
Gen Ford
Sp Rand
Gen Mills
St Brands
Gen Mtr
St Oil Cal
Gen Tel
St Oil Ind
Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goldrich
Swift
Goodyear
Texaco
Gould
Texas Ins
GtNoRy
Union Oil
Gulf Oil
U .S Steel
American Exchange
Perenne: & CO. Csi Kien
UDO
CCNET
U.S
Hill Heating
10Th ST. NE
Pope
Gerald Miller
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Seeeuness
Cibasean E'S
Cw. Ince
Hayfield Window CO
Wright Wells & CO
1St National Bank
Austin, Minn
General Investors Trust
Wits
Sy Vay
Mary Carter
Good Housekeeping
Jem Og
SOGA
Robb 5
OnNer
Siigwi
M Jordan
Hemiock
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