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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
15
Three vehicles offered for sale with contact numbers and locations. A 1955 Volkswagen in good condition at 909 9th Ave SE. a 1957 Station Wagon with leather interior, radio and power steering at 1502 6th St NW. a 1959 Renault with low mileage at 705 12th Ave SW.
Low mileage and fully equipped 1963 Volkswagen listed with sun roof and gas heater. Also available 1946 Pontiac in good condition at 2506 5th Ave SW. Call HE 71 3994 or HE 3-4397 for details.
Digest listing for a 1959 Chevrolet 2 ton pickup with four speed transmission and overload springs. Long box model showing 16,000 miles and DIG-2663 in Spring Valley. Vehicle details emphasize heavy duty chassis for commercial use.
Probate Court in Mower County Minnesota sets July 13 1964 at 10 A M for hearing on the final account petition of Hilma Winberg estate. Notice to interested parties via publication in Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as required by law. Paul Kimball Jr probate judge signed June 11 1964. Paul B Cross attorney Spring Valley Minnesota. Fire No 12774 June 16 23 30.
In probate court for the estate of Sigrid Boen a petition seeks probate of the will and appointment of Alma Signe Boen and Freida Marie Boen as executrix. The hearing is set for July 23 1964 at 10 am in Austin Minnesota with four month creditor claim limit and notices by publication and mail.
In the matter of Mary E. Kiefer decedent a petition to sell estate real estate is filed. The hearing will be in the court house in Austin Minnesota with notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and by mailed notice as required by law. Dated June 18, 1964. Clerk Baudler and Baudler No. 13322 June 23 30 July 7.
Typhoon Winnie crippled Manila with winds up to 95 mph, drowned at least 10 and injured many as it toppled roofs, flooded streets, and blacked out power, transport and communications. Reports spoke of seven more drownings in the suburb area as the storm moved toward the South China Sea.
Lynda Bird Johnson toured the New York World's Fair with White House aides and Secret Service by her side visiting the federal, General Motors, and Ford pavilions. Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol expressed satisfaction after talks with Charles de Gaulle focusing on Middle East and world affairs. Mrs. Mary Ingraham Bunting was sworn in as the first woman member of the Atomic Energy Commission. Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy recuperated from minor oral surgery at Cape Cod Hospital and was listed in good condition.
More than 300 African Americans marched on Chicago’s South Side early today taunting police and challenging arrests as a second straight dawn demonstration. ACT leaders say summer parades will continue while 1,000 protesters plan to picket Gov. Scranton in downtown Chicago as he seeks the Republican presidential nomination. Seven leaders, including Jesse Gray and Lawrence Landry, were arrested for conducting a public meeting without a permit.
Dr Wesley Tennyson of the University of Minnesota urged Cedar Falls school officials to restrict access to student testing and appraisal data to parents and professionals only. He warned ethical issues lie in how results are communicated and stressed parents have a right to know their child’s test outcomes.
The Sperry and Hutchinson Co Foundation gave 973 dollars to the Iowa College Foundation as part of a 35000 dollar gift to the Independent College Fund of America. Ottumwa postmaster Reed L Blankinship retires and Edwin D Lemberger will serve temporarily. A murder trial jury was chosen for William Gebhart, 89, of Moscow. Des Moines attorney DeWayne Nystrom loses license and receives a suspended sentence for forging a 150 dollar check. Ottumwa contractor Melvin Francis dies. his wife was among those arrested in Woody’s Boat and Diner Club raid. Sioux City man Frank Ross, 84, dies after being struck by a car. the driver, Thomas E Uhl, is not charged.
The Agriculture Department expected to show farm prices at the lowest since 1961 with a drop in wheat during mid May to mid June after the 1.30 dollar per bushel support level. Parity and prices received indicators were near record lows, with payments not counted in price measures.
In probate court in Austin Minnesota on July 14 1964 a notice of estate proceedings for Irene Nelson decrees a hearing in the probate court room at the courthouse. Publication in the Austin Daily Herald is ordered. Dated June 11 1964 Probate Judge. PLUNKETT and PLUNKETT File No 13269
Probate filing dated June 12 lists Paul Cross of Valley Minnesota as attorney in the estate matter. Court setting noted for 10 o'clock 4 M with references to the decedent Iver Iverson and the administration proceeding.
ST PAUL AP Appointment of Francis H Geisenhoff as director of research for the state department of Business Development was announced today by Commissioner William B Farrell. A research analyst in the department for the last year and one half, Geisenhoff succeeds Donald E Lodge. The new director of research was former research director for the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press and is a former advertising director for the Duluth Herald and News Tribune.
A Minnesota soldier and a Clarksville man were killed when their car skidded on a railroad overpass pillar near the Ft. Campbell Army base in Kentucky. The victims were Sgt. John J. Jones, 22, of Blackduck Minnesota, and Sgt. Jesse L. Bland, 25, of Clarksville.
Oyster Bay yachtsman Britton Chance Jr. won the fourth race in the final Olympic trials for the 5.5 meter class on Rhode Island Sound in Newport on Monday.
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