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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
14
USDA reports slow trade on cattle and steady-to-higher bids across steers cows and bulls. Slaughter calves and hogs show gains with buyers active on multiple weight classes as markets mix prime, choice and utility grades.
USDA report from Chicago shows hogs mostly higher with several weight classes trading around 24 dollars. Cattle and calves steady to higher with prime steers 31.00 to 31.50 and bulk choice meats around 28.00 to 30.50. Sheep and lamb markets steady to firm with spring lambs 27.00 to 28.00 and older ewes 6.00 to 7.00, some heavy ewes and bucks near 4.00.
In Las Vegas a brother and sister Barton Jr six and Christi five suffocated in a refrigerator inside a vacant furnished house their father Barton Manning a used car salesman discovered them after they failed to return from play. The family planned to move into the home.
The Senate enters a second week of debate on Alaska statehood with a hoped midweek vote to add Alaska as the 49th state. Backers aim to overcome a constitutional point of order by Sen. James Eastland and expect House-passed bill passage by Wednesday.
The New York market displays varied performance with Abbott at 57 percent, Allied Chemical 77, Allied Stores 42, Allis-Chalmers 24, and Amoco around 49. Major names like Dow Chemical 54, General Electric 50, Chrysler 48, Ford 41, IBM not listed, and Philco/Radio Corp active. Prices cited include AmCan 49, AT&T 179, Pure Oil, Penn, and other industry stocks. several entries show fractional quotes and percentage changes, reflecting a volatile trading day.
About 16 000 people, mostly teenagers, filled Dallas Memorial Auditorium for a Church of Christ youth rally featuring Pat Boone. Sponsors said 2 000 more were turned away, marking the largest such rally in the denomination’s history. Boone urged teens to attend church to stay Christian.
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin two women and a man from Eau Claire drowned when a 14 foot metal boat capsized on Lake Wissota. Victims were S A Olson 51 Audrey Brown 42 and Alice Oien 51. Bodies of Brown and Oien recovered. Olson missing as skin divers comb the lake.
France releases six new Famous Men stamps featuring Jean Bart Joachim du Beilay Gustave Courbet Denis Diderot J B Carpeaux and Toulouse Lautrec in a semi post al set. A 15 franc tapestry stamp is also issued. Ryukyus marks tenth anniversary with a three in one commemorative stamp.
On April 17 in Detroit the 3 cent Brussels Universal and International Exhibition commemorative saw 428,073 covers canceled and total stamps sold reach 983,431. The figures were slightly lower than those recorded for the 3 cent Gardening-Horticultural commemorative.
The Spanish colonies issue a three stamp set for Stamp Day with values 10 5, 25 10, and 50 10 centavos. Ifni features fishing scenes Shara birds Guinea butterflies. Colombia issues three stamps for the International Geophysical Year with Caldas portrait and airmail denomination. Czech issues two stamps for Prague Castle exhibition showing King George of Podebrady and 1628 city engraving.
John Thomas Russell 24, son of Minnesota creamery chain owner, surrendered to Beverly Hills police over a 100000 dollar robbery of Russell Hayden and his wife. He and Lawrence Gunning were linked to a Culver City supermarket robbery and are charged with kidnapping and robbery. Russell said he came to Hollywood hoping to act, is married with two children, and his family runs Russell Creameries in Brainerd.
United Nations experts say world population could reach six billion by 2000 and 10 to 25 billion in the 21st century, outstripping a sustainable 15 to 16 billion limit. The current world population is about 4 to 4.5 billion, roughly double a century ago.
Lincoln man Vivian T. Glick 40 paid a $150 drunken driving fine then returned to court before Justice Dan Atteberry and received a $20 speeding fine. He left town in a hurry.
Large volcanic eruptions eject fine dust into the atmosphere causing vivid red and orange sunsets that persist for months. Observers note lingering atmospheric haze and reduced solar glare during this period.
French Premier de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan announced mutual accord on close cooperation to defend the free world. They discussed independence of Lebanon, atomic ambitions, and a plan for an East West summit while stressing no negotiations occurred.
President Eisenhower signed a bill repealing the federal tax on freight shipments, eliminating half a billion in annual revenue. The measure extends war tax increases in corporate income taxes and excises on autos liquor and cigarettes, while avoiding a July 1 automatic rate drop.
Half of the Northern League teams split two games Sunday. Aberdeen defeated Eau Claire 5-1, then won 4-0 in the nightcap. St. Cloud edged Duluth Superior 6-5 while the Sox rolled to a 12-3 second-game victory. Winnipeg shut out Minot 4-4 and Fargo Moorhead beat Grand Forks 6-2.
Tim Tam the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner is scheduled to leave the University of Pennsylvania hospital today. He will travel by van to Calumet Farm in Lexington Kentucky to continue recuperating from an operation on his injured right front ankle performed June 17.
Los Angeles AP reports Pancho Segura leads the $15,000 Masters Round Robin after a 7-9 6-2 8-6 win over Rex Hartwig following an upset of Pancho Gonzales 9-7 7-9 6-2 on Saturday.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Mayo Smith appeared in 73 games as an outfielder for the 1945 Philadelphia Athletics and posted a .212 batting average.
In Hollywood Enrique Aceves of Los Angeles won a ten round decision over Ernesto Agueroa of Mexico. In Sherbrooke Marcel Piau defeated Milton Epps over eight rounds while Robert Cleroux beat Johnny Vick in another Sherbrooke bout. In Genoa Ted Wright stopped Michel Francois in Paris.
Ring action centers on July 4 as Jesse Bowdry faces Jerry Luedee in Louisville while Isaac Logart begins his comeback against Don Jordan in Hollywood. Bowdry rises to No. 8 among 175 pounders after defeating Clarence Hinnant. Jordan brings a 43-8 record with a London loss to Charnley. Beide bouts will be televised on ABC-TV and radio.
A crowd of 30,604 fans at Municipal Stadium plus Iowans helped set a threegame series attendance record totaling 93,603 as the Athletics defeated the Yankees 12 to 4. Charter buses carried civic clubs from Des Moines and Carroll, Iowa.
In Los Angeles California halfbacks Alex Bravo and Jimmy Orr Sunday returned their signed contracts to the Los Angeles Rams football club.
The Milwaukee board reports schedules for trains to LaCrosse and Chicago leaving at 9 p.m. except Saturdays, with a morning 7:35 a.m. start on Sundays. St Paul and Minneapolis show a 4:25 a.m. departure for Mason 7-Omaha at 11:15 p.m.
Train times show daily departures from Rochester and surrounding cities including Charlies City Waterloo St Paul Minneapolis Des Moines Kansas City Albert Lea with morning and evening services. Arrivals and departures include multiple times such as 7 35 a m 12 30 p m 3 15 p m 6 45 p m and 9 40 p m across several routes.
A schedule listing multiple daily bus routes and timings from Kenwood and Bauman through several streets, detailing departures at specific offsets from the hour, service windows, and noted stops such as Main Water Sta Garfield and Crane Addition. It includes start times from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and observes no service on Sundays or holidays.
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