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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
1
The text notes Cmdr Humes did not hold the belief about an arrow in President Kennedy's skull, while Cmdr J Thornton Boswell explains the arrow indicated an entry wound slanting upward and inward. If the arrow meant the other way, Warren Report conclusions on bullet sources would be in doubt.
The Warren Commission is challenged over autopsy evidence and photographs that were not entered as exhibits Critics argue selective testimony and evidence shaped the single bullet theory and Oswald conclusion. Lane Epstein Weisberg question jacket and shirt holes and suspect alternate interpretations.
AUBURN: Buffalo police confront a second night of racial unrest as more than 1,000 Negro youths rampaged in the lower East Side. At least 14 wounded by buckshot, four officers injured, stores looted, windows broken, and fires set amid talk of job shortages and lack of recreation. Nearby Niagara Falls saw a brief disturbance with 200 protesters dispersed by 50 officers.
Fairfield Iowa AP Parsons College won a temporary reprieve as the North Central Association kept accreditation in force for a week. U S District Judge Julius J Hoffman declined immediate injunction and adjourned the case until July 7 while the association awaits further arguments.
Weather forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Friday with a chance of scattered showers in the north Friday. Highs reach 80 to 88 across today and Friday with a low around 53 tonight.
At the U.N. General Assembly emergency session delegates from Saudi Arabia Malaysia Peru and Yugoslavia condemn Israel for annexing the Old City of Jerusalem and call for withdrawal of forces international status for holy sites and further UN consideration. The United States opposes the nonaligned resolution and asserts the need to address core Arab Israeli issues. Jordan King Hussein and U.S. State Department warned against unilateral moves.
The Associated Press reports a tornado path near Pierre and Fort Pierre South Dakota. The funnel appeared around 3 25 pm on Wednesday and lingered 15 to 20 minutes as it twisted and surged across the area. Spectators watched from the Capitol and workers paused as curving debris paths damaged signs near a gravel pile. The upper funnel was drawn into the cloud while the tail dissipated.
A New Brighton woman, Marion Phyllis Byrd, 42, was struck and killed Wednesday night along Silver Lake Road near her home. The driver, Lonnie Clyde Shelley, 25, of Cambridge, Minn., was identified by the Ramsey County Coroner. The incident raised Minnesota's 1967 traffic toll to 384, about 32 ahead of last year.
President Johnson signed a 910 million measure creating a broad teacher training program and expanding state control over the Teacher Corps. The bill allocates 775 million for training and 135 million to extend the corps for three years, with the Office of Education guiding funding and guidelines. Local districts recruit corps personnel while states gain project approval authority.
Hollywood star Jayne Mansfield and two men died when her car rear ended a mosquito fog truck on U S 90 near the Rigolets east of downtown New Orleans. Five others injured included Mansfield's children. driver Richard Rambo reported the car flashed from behind and went under the trailer.
Blooming Prairie Minnesota holds a centennial celebration with a 100 unit parade and a speech by Rep. Albert Quie. The event follows an oldtimers picnic a kiddie parade rides talent contest and a beard judging ceremony. The centennial pageant will be staged tonight.
New England governors will meet in Boston on July 6 to study measures to control air pollution. They will consider a report urging formation of a conference committee of state air pollution control officials.
The item lists page allocations for the issue with sections Area News Sports Editorials Markets and Comics. It notes specific page numbers for Warren Critics Harris Survey and related features across the paper.
AP reports Israeli naval sources claimed the U S communications ship Liberty carried no flag when attacked by Israeli planes and torpedo boats on June 9. Howard University in Washington fired five faculty and expelled 14 students for disruptive campus activity. among the faculty named was Prof Nathan Hare a black power advocate.
The Baptist General Conference rejected proposed federal aid for Bethel College in St. Paul by a 619 to 324 vote. In Manila, the United States agreed to a 31.12 million dollar final settlement for Filipino World War I salary claims. Hong Kong faced a four day ban on Chinese food shipments from Red China, lifting prices by about 30 percent.
Cyrus Magnusson, Minnesota state insurance commissioner on leave since November 1965, returns to his office in St. Paul for a brief visit and informs Gov. Harold LeVander of planned sick leave for about one month before resuming duties on August 1. Magnusson had been acquitted last Friday of fraud and conspiracy charges in a North Dakota trial.
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