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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1963

Page

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Khrushchev Summit Signals Moscow China Clash

Premier Khrushchev leads a Soviet bloc summit in East Berlin amid tensions with Beijing over a split in the Communist world. The Kremlin released a 30,000 word attack on China as the Moscow-Peking feud grows, while East Berlin hosts a birthday for Walter Ulbricht and welcomes regional leaders arriving for talks.

Preston Grover Berlin Khrushchev Berlin Kremlin Central Committee Soviet Communist Party Moscow Peking East Berlin Walter Ulbricht Ulbricht Red Orbit Wladislaw Gomulka Poland Antonin Novotni Czechoslovakia Janos Kadar Hungary Teodor Zhivkov Bulgaria

Des Moines Storms End Deadly Heat Wave In Iowa

Severe weather from Minnesota and South Dakota created damaging winds up to 75 mph and two inch rains. A tree fell on a car in Des Moines killing M. Sgt. Morris Schulz III as his wife and daughter escaped injury. Des Moines, Ames, Marshalltown saw shattered windows and blocked highways amid a rare late season storm.

Des Moines Morris €. Schulz Indianola Fort Des Moines Veterans Hospital Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Bancroft Kossuth Ames Marshalltown

Ward hearing hears Christine Keeler link to Profumo case

The Ward vice hearing in London factored in Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies as witnesses. Christine testified of gifts from Profumo and others while denying prostitution claims and said Ward once helped her financially during money shortages.

Raymond F. Palmer London Paris Stephen Ward Ronna Ricardo Ward Christine Keeler Mandy Rice-Davies Miss Ricardo Christine Mandy John D. Profumo Harold Macmillan Profumo Evgeny Ivanov Miss Keeler Ivanov Leo Iadwell Old Bailey Central Criminal Court Lord Astor Jim Eylan Charles Park Lane Eylan Stephen Brother Sis

Olga Hansen Fails Driver Test For Fifth Time

Olga Hansen, 51, who had flunked the driver's license test four times, drove into the DMV parking lot and struck a store, creating a 12 by 15 foot hole. Deputies said she and others escaped injury. She blamed stepping on the gas instead of the brake.

Bellflower Calif Olga Hansen Department of Motor Vehicles Ooops Sheriff's Hansen

Three-Legged Fawn Brownie Wins Hearts Near Racine

A three legged fawn named Brownie, rescued by Janice Wolfgram near Racine, Wisconsin, recovers after amputation and thrives at the Hoeppner farm. Brownie gains weight, eats milk and corn meal, and is expected to debut at the Mower County Fair before being released to a game refuge. The story highlights community care from the Hoeppner family and Dr. L H Pint’s free treatment.

Paul Hoeppner Austin Hoeppner Brownie Janice Wolfgram Duane Wolfgram Racine Janice State Conservation Department Mower

Kennedy in Galway ends Irish tour with freedom of city

President Kennedy arrived in Galway for the final leg of his Irish tour. He was given the freedom of the city after a public, festive reception at Eyre Square. He pledged support for Ireland's UN disarmament proposal and planned talks with Prime Minister Macmillan in England.

Kennedy Galway Ireland England Patrick J. Massey Dublin Eyre Square Harold Macmillan Ting West Coast Secret Service Dunganstown Dublin Castle United Nations Kennedy-Macmillan Lannon Gatwick Macmillan The Royal

Senators warn GOP against internal civil rights rancor

In Washington and San Francisco two Republicans urge unity over civil rights. Senator Javits warns against a lily white party while Senator Scott cautions against violent clashes that could cost elections. Both stress bipartisanship and support for Kennedy civil rights goals.

Jack Bell Washington Lily White Jacob K. Javits New York Senate Republican Party San Francisco Sen Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Young Republican National Federation

Imperial Lines Wins Austin Post Office Construction Bid

Imperial Lines of Waukesha Wis is the low bidder for the Austin post office construction contract worth 302687 dollars. The firm will lease the building to the post office department with local labor likely used and federal inspection and nondiscrimination rules applying.

Imperial Lines, Inc Waukesha, Wis Austin Imperial Lines Post Office Regional Engineering Section Washington 1St Ave. SE General Services Administration Jack Strong The Herald

Soviet Demands Recall of Three Chinese Embassy Members

Moscow reports the Soviet Union demanded the recall of three Chinese embassy staffers in a move described as unprecedented. Western diplomats warn the action could spur China to boycott the Soviet Chinese ideological talks set to open in Moscow on July 5.

Kennedy Moscow Red China Soviet Union

Roy Wier dies at 75 former Minnesota congressman

Roy M. Wier a six term U S representative from Minnesota died at 75 in a Seattle hospital after living in Edmonds for the past year Funeral services are planned in Edmonds He was a Democrat elected in 1948 and retired in 1960 Survived by his widow Nellie and two sisters He was born in Redfield South Dakota and moved to Minneapolis in 1896 prior to his political and labor activities

Seattle Roy M. Wier U.S Minnesota Wier Edmonds Here Congress Nellie John Seard Wemme Ore Harold Berglund Hemet Calif Redfield S. D Minneapolis Minnesota House of Representatives Clark MacGregor R-Minn

Bemidji Hosts Nation’s Largest Trailer Rally

In Bemidji Minnesota a massive trailer rally unfolds with up to two thousand rigs and seven thousand people expected. The event, tied to Wally Byam’s Caravan Club, draws vendors, visitors, and long‑lost friends as motorized guides coordinate arrivals and seating areas at the county fairgrounds.

California Wally Byam Trailer City

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