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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

5

What to Do If Attack Comes, Solon Asks

Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain told an Armed Services panel that Capitol civil defense plans remain unclear. J. George Stewart said shelter space exists for about 35,617 people with supplies, but authority to stock tunnels depends on permission from the Speaker and Senate Rules Committee. Eight bells aboard ship signify daily time marks.

Solon Edmond Lebreton Washington Charles E. Chamberlain Michigan Republican Capitol Chamberlain Civil Defense J. George Stewart Stewart Armed Services House Senate Rules Committee John W. McCormack Senate Committee

Not Every Fat Person Is A Big Eater

Article highlights obesity facts and treatment guidance from Dr. Charlotte M. Young, winner of the $1,000 Borden Award in Kansas City. It notes obesity results from excess intake and insufficient activity, urges targeted dieting, physician guidance, and supportive accountability. It also cites West German cost estimates for de Gaulle and Kennedy visits.

Borden American Home Economics Association Kansas City Charlotte M. Young Graduate School In Nutrition Cornell University

Northwest Senators Vote On $455 Million Low Spirits Bill

Washington AP reports how Northwest senators voted as the Senate passed the $455 million bill. Democrats for include Humphrey, McCarthy, Metcalf, Mansfield, Proxmire, Nelson, Burdick, McGovern. Republicans for include Young. Republican against Mundt.

Washington Northwest Senate Humphrey McCarthy Minnesota Metcalf Mansfield Montana Proxmire Nelson Wisconsin Burdick North Dakota McGovern South Dakota Young Mundt

Faces Bank Thief After Lecture in Miami

Mrs Charlotte Steinberg faced a bank robber twelve hours after attending a lecture on bank robbery defense. At the Washington Federal Savings and Loan Co teller window she handed over 4100 dollars without argument as the gunman and two accomplices fled.

Miami Fla Charlotte Steinberg Washington Federal Savings and Loan Co

Three Escapees Apprehended After Police Chase

Three escapees from the Minnesota State Hospital in Brainerd identified as Jerry Hanford 14 Arden Dullan 33 and Janoe Geake 27 were captured after officers shot a tire on their fleeing car at Newcastle Wyoming. They were hospitalized with injuries and will be returned to Spearfish to face stolen car charges.

Newcastle Wyo Minnesota State Hospital Brainerd Minn Clarence Japp Jerry Hanford Arden Dullan Janoe Geake Dullan Geake Japp Minnesota Spearfish Highway Patrol Upton

Twins Falls Man Waives Hearing in First Degree Murder

Armando Martinez, 47, of Twin Falls waived a preliminary hearing in district court on a first degree murder charge. He is accused of fatally shooting Mario Covar rubias, 24, a Murtaugh resident formerly from Grafton, North Dakota, after a tavern dispute over money in a juke box.

Twins Falls Idaho Armando Martinez Twin Falls Martinez Mario Covarrubias Murtaugh Grafton N.D

Accuse Boys Accused of Burning Flags From Vets

Five teens were charged with malicious mischief after allegedly burning hundreds of veterans flags to build a bonfire in Rochester New York. Four defendants are 15 and one is 14, with releases to parents pending family court action.

Rochester N.Y

Voldness Named Deputy Atty Gen for Highway Dept

ST. PAUL AP Perry Voldness 38 was appointed deputy attorney general in charge of the attorney general staff in the state highway department. Voldness succeeds Rolf Slen who resigned to practice law in Albert Lea.

ST. Paul Perry Voldness State Highway Department Voldness Rolf Slen Albert Lea

Intercollegiate Bicycle Racing Grows in 1962

More than two dozen colleges nationwide competed in bicycle races in 1962 marking the sport's busiest year since 1900. The surge reflects wider college participation and organized intercollegiate events expanding the cycling calendar.

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