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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

2

Mill City Policeman Recalls 30 Neighbors Ignoring Aid Call

Patrolman James O'Meara testified that 30 Minneapolis residents refused to help during a 45 minute pursuit of three women accused of prostitution near Lake Street. One woman escaped twice, while a third was pursued after another attempt to arrest failed. The incident drew crowd hostility and confusion before police were alerted with the correct address. The two 18 year olds faced charges, while a warrant was issued for the third woman. In Michigan, Hold Honey Bun the orphaned skunk became a neighborhood pet, though keeping wild animals as pets is unlawful.

Minneapolis James O’meara O’meara Lake St Chicago Ave O'Meara City Shawn Modelewski Kimberly Ann Utica Honey Bun

Kennedy Kennedy Tammany clash dominates New York judges race

In New York a heavyweight primary pits Sen Robert Kennedy backed Justice Samuel Silverman against Tammany Hall backed Justice Arthur Klein for the Manhattan Surrogate Court judgeship. Klein and Silverman each hold broad party support with reform groups weighing in.

William T. Peacock Washington Robert F. Kennedy New York South Carolina Mississippi House Congress Kennedy Tammany Hall Manhattan J .Raymond Jones Tammany Supreme Court Arthur G. Klein Klein Republican Organization Samuel J. Silverman Reform Democrats Klein and Silverman Thomas Rohan

Agreement Reached in Principle by NY Paper Negotiators

New York AP report says World Journal Tribune negotiators and the Newspaper Guild of New York have reached a principle agreement pending ratification by both sides. Terms not disclosed until ratification. A second tentative deal with the drivers union followed. pressmen and mailers remain unresolved. World Journal Tribune president Matt Meyer calls the Guild pact fair and equitable.

NEW York World Journal Tribune Inc Newspaper Guild of David L. Cole Cole Joseph Baer Newspaper and Deliverers Union Pressmen Mailers World Journal Tribune Matt Meyer The Guild

Wilson to Tighten Grip on Rhodesia

London officials said Prime Minister Harold Wilson called a Commonwealth conference for Sept 6 to 15 to discuss stronger sanctions on Rhodesia. Talks with Ian Smith’s government have stalled over black Africans gaining voice and ending racial laws. Cabinet will continue talks despite lack of progress.

London Harold Wilson Commonwealth Rhodesia Wilson Ian Smith

Two Drownings In Separate Minnesota Water Mishaps

Two youths died in water accidents Monday in Minnesota. In Faribault, Michael Blaisdale, 8, and another boy drowned after wading at a mill pond near Cannon River tributary. In another incident near Howard Lake, Michael Jensen, 17, drowned when his fishing trip ended with a submerged boat found hours later.

Associated Press Minnesota Michael Blaisdale Faribault West Faribault Cannon River Michael Minneapolis Lake Mary Howard Lake Michael Jensen Lester Jensen Richfield

LeVander Elected to LCA Executive Council

Bern hard Levander a Minneapolis lawyer was among 14 elected to the executive council of the Lutheran Church in America at its third biennial convention. He is brother of Harold Le vander the Republican endorsed candidate for governor.

Kansas City Bernhard Levander Minneapolis The Lutheran Church In America LCA Harold Levander

Kong and Cantao Return to Normal After Border Closure

The Communists closed the border after rain storms damaged the railroad on the Communist side of the frontier. Lowu serves as Hong Kong’s gateway to Communist China, enabling movement between the regions.

Hong Kong Lowu Hong Kong Cantao China

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