Vital Statistics And Obituaries From St Olaf Area
Births list several families led by Harold Stupka in Austin and David Meyer in Columbus with June 28 dates. Obituaries note Ida Chinnow of Waltham died at May's Rest Home and Beatrice Kenyon of Austin died June 22 after illness, with service details. Messages of thanks, a memorial for Richard Lee Majerus, and local notices of accidents and overtime parking fines fill the page.
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Ida Chinnow
Hayfield
Waltham
Walter Niemeyer
Verna
Clarksville
Iowa
Elsie Granquist
Esther Chinnon
Beatrice M. Kenyon
Watertown
S. C
Edward Weiler
Blue Earth
Elmore
Mankato
Austin
Floyd Kenyon
Week in Chicago hog and cattle markets with gains
USDA market summary shows hogs rising with barrows and gilts 75 higher and sows up to 75 higher. Lean high yield hogs hit 19.00 for select lots. Slaughter cattle mixed to higher. steers up 25-50, heifers steadier, cows and bulls generally softer. Spring lambs cited firm to higher with prices around 21.00 to 23.00 for various weights.
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Chicago
USDA
S Sgt Swanson Retires After 21 Years in Air Force
Tech Sgt Carl Swanson retires after 21 years with a simple ceremony at the recruiting office. He enlisted in 1941 at Fort Snelling, served in WWII in the Pacific, and earned the Asiatic Pacific ribbon with four battle stars, Philippine Presidential Unit Citation, and several other honors. He plans to live in the twin city area with his wife and four children.
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Carl Swanson
Air Force
Swanson
Fort Snelling
NATO
Naples
Italy
Twin City
Hall of Fame Ace John Baker Dies at 77
Hall of Fame slugger John Franklin Baker died at his Trappe Maryland home at age 77 after suffering a stroke two weeks earlier. The former Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees star earned the nickname Home Run Baker for his 1911 World Series heroics including a two run homer off Rube Marquard and a ninth inning homer off Christy Mathewson to tie Game Three.
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Christy Mathewson
North Korea says U.S. pilots alive after crash
North Korea for the first time admits two American helicopter pilots Capt. Ren Stutts and Capt. Charleton Voltz are alive after being shot down May 17. A North Korean delegate told U.N. command they are arrested and detained as criminals in normal condition, and warned against pursuing their immediate release.
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Banmunjom
South Korea
North Korea
Red Territory
U. N
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton A. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
British Foreign Office Buys Bold Greek Royal Visit Theater
The Foreign Office arranged a private theater for the Greek royal family to view A Midsummer Night's Dream at London's cost of 2240 dollars to shield them from anti Greek demonstrations.
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London
British Foreign Office
Dukes Fall as Winnipeg Shuts Duluth Superior 2-1
Winnipeg Goldeyes pitcher duo Dave Guthrie and Fred Hermann limited Duluth Superior to four hits as Winnipeg beat the league leaders 2-1. Duluth scored on an error in the first inning, John Bramlett belted a second-inning homer for the Goldeyes. In other Friday games, St. Cloud swept Grand Forks 4-1 and 5-4, Aberdeen defeated Bismarck-Mandan 10-1, and then lost 6-4.
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Associated Press
Dave Guthrie
Fred Herrmann
Winnipeg
Duluth Superior
Goldeyes
John Bramlett
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
Aberdeen
Bismarck - Mandan
Pards
Des Moines area suffers wind damage and outages
A Des Moines storm damaged Ankeny and Elkhart areas, toppled power poles, and disabled all city radio stations. About 20 000 homes lost power while 1 000 lacked phone service. roofs were torn at Lee Taylor Stadium and the Iowa State Fair grandstands. no serious injuries were reported.
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Ankeny
Elkhart
Des Moines
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Marshalltown
Oskalloose
Ottumwa
Lee Taylor
Kennedy and Macmillan Prepare Nuclear Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan plan high level talks at Birch Grove focusing on a NATO armada concept and a nuclear test ban with eight NATO envoys to Washington to outline legal and technical details. Security and public demonstrations mark a unique 24 hour visit amid UK tensions.
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Air Force
Kennedy
Macmillan
Birch Grove
London
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
U.S
NATO
Washington
Rome
Congress
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Moscow
Gatwick
Our Lady of the Forest
Training program marked by youth success and regional business meetings
Thomas D. Wadding, 17, begins a new training program by the Arnold Greene Agency after finishing a LaSalle Extension University course in 10 months. He excelled academically at Emmons High School and participated in multiple sports and student activities. Greene plans further youth training after Wadding completes the program. Five Austin Prudential staff will attend a Regional Business Conference at Mackinac Island July 7 to 10 with Minnesota and North Dakota reps. Eastside Feeds earns a Purina certificate for mixing accuracy. Minnesota and Ontario Paper declares a quarterly dividend of 25 cents, payable August 1. Rent and Save expands parking area, Lorens Construction holds the contract. Two Austin Lutherans attend a regional conference July 7-10 at Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. Red Owl Stores declares a quarterly dividend of 22.5 cents, record date July 19, payable August 15, with 1,501,196 shares outstanding.
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Thomas D. Wadding
Arnold Greene
Wadding
Emmons High School
LaSalle Extension University
Greene
IBM
Austin
Prudential Insurance Co
Mankato
Mackinac Island
Mich
Cliff de For
George Morley
Herb Leecher
Orville Berg
Stan Shurson
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Central
Minneapolis
Board of Directors
Minnesota and
Ontario Paper Company
Red Owl Stores, Inc
Colorado
Michigan
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
Red Owl
New York Stock Exchange
Act to Get Thompson Bailed Out
In St Paul AP report Indianapolis security firm head conferred with Minnesota officials over a 100000 bond for the release of T Eugene Thompson jailed in the Carol Thompson murder case. Frank Wright Jr of United Bonding Insurance Co arrived by plane after weather delays and bonding issues. Police call the March 6 homicide a murder for profit and note Thompson held insurance totaling over 1.06 million dollars on his wife.
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ST. Paul
Indianapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
Carol
Frank Wright Jr
United Bonding Insurance Co
Thompson
Indiana
Minnesota
German parties seek law banning rocket experts from Egypt
In Bonn West Germany three major political parties agree to pursue legislation that would prohibit German rocket experts from taking jobs in Egypt, reflecting security concerns over dual use technology. The move signals a broader postwar stance on technological export controls and national defense.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Egypt
Stocks Over-The-Counter Hormel Bid Asked
Over-the-counter listings show Hormel Co bid at 29 and asked 31 with Aqua-Lectric also bid and asked.
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Hormel CO
Ward affair testimony ties Viscount Astor to scheme
Christine Rice-Davies testified about Ward's prompts to bring home girls and to marry him with promises of money and help from Lord Astor. She described intimate visits to his apartment and a cottage on Lord Astor's estate, and said Ward spoke of friends including Bill and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. while denying exclusive arrangements.
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Ter
Stephen
Christine
Ward
Mandy
Miss Keeler
Lord Astor
Bill
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Miss Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Miss Minnesota Crown At Rochester Pageant Tonight
Ten finalists compete for the Miss Minnesota title in Rochester at Mayo Auditorium with interviews and rehearsals ahead. Contestants include Joyce Trasher Brainerd and Cheryl Hyer, Miss Minneapolis, as the event will be televised on WTCN Channel 11 Minneapolis.
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Rochester
Mian
Minnesota
Atlantic City
Mayo Auditorium
Rochester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wtcn-Tv
Channel 11
Minneapolis
Litzenberg Dies Veteran Marine Corps Leader at 60
Homer L. Litzenberg a 60 year old retired Marine Corps officer and Korea North Africa and Central Pacific campaigns veteran died Wednesday of cancer at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A Steelton Pennsylvania native he commanded Parris Island Marine base after six recruits drowned in 1956 and served as inspector general of the Marine Corps from 1957 to 1959 before retirement.
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Homer L. Litzenberg
Marine Corps
Korea
North Africa
Central Pacific
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Litzenberg
Steelton
Parris Island
S.C
Fresno county picnic beauty queen titles named
Three Fresno girls enter a contest for the Fresno County employees picnic queen. They are designated by department titles with Gloria Arnst as Miss Criminal, Brenda Gaddis as Miss Public Works, and Donna Jean Ashsjian as Miss Small Claims.
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Fresno
Calif
Fresno County
Gloria Arnst
Brenda Gaddis
Public Works
Donna Jean Ashsjian
Franco Decrees General Pardon for Coronation
Madrid Spain General Franco announces a general pardon for prisoners to mark the coronation of Pope Paul VI. Government spokesman says details will follow in the decree.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Paul VI
Five Day Forecast Shows Above Normal Temperatures
Temperatures will average 4 to 8 degrees above normal across regions. Normal highs range from 73 to 81 in the north and 81 to 85 in the south, with lows from 50 to 56 and 56 to 62 respectively. Precipitation expected at 0.25 to 0.50 inch south and 0.50 to 1 inch north, with brief showers or thunderstorms.
Interfaith Effort Promoted by Knights of Columbus Leader
Colin Venning, a Knights of Columbus officer in Toronto, drives a grassroots ecumenical program testing interfaith understanding. He and K of C members visited a synagogue, an Anglican parish, and the Muslim Society of Toronto and hosted talks at St James Church with Anglicans, Baptists, Muslims, Buddhists, Mormons, Lutherans, Jews, Presbyterians, and United Church members. Venning says lay participation is essential for progress.
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Toronto
Colin Venning
Knights of Columbus
Venning
Muslim Society of Toronto
K. of C
St. James’ Catholic Church
United Church
Memorial Service in Saigon for Martyred Monk Draws Thousands
Buddhists filled Saigon's central pagoda to honor a martyred monk in a massive service. Onlookers, many in morbid expectation, watched as the crowd reflected the tense mood in the city.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Llenned
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