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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1965

Page

11

Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital births listed

Mr and Mrs Duane Maxfield announce a son born June 29 at St Olaf Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Trucky Jr report a son born at 1029 Ninth Street SW. Bruce Robert Blank and Marlene Louise Johnson of Superior Wisconsin. Laurence Michael Tobin of Floyd Iowa and Diane Caroline Gardner of 3031 First Street SE are also noted in birth notices.

ST. Olaf Hospital Duane Maxfield 1St Ave James Trucky Jr 9Th St Bruce Robert Blank Marlene Louise Johnson Superior Wis Laurence Michael Tobin Floyd Rt. 1 Iowa Diane Caroline Gardner 1St St. SE Walter Ferguson 3Rd Ave. NE Marlene Rosecke Lloyd Rosecke 14Th St. SE

Deaths and notices from Mitchell County area

Obituaries notice multiple local deaths: Mrs. Ella Brede 81 Teeterville funeral Friday. Otto Erdman 85 Osage died at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital with survivors. Miss Alfreida Hartwig 58 St Ansgar died after short illness. Also thanks notices from Gullickson Koenits Grimley Cotter and others. Low and high temperatures listed for today and yesterday.

Ella Brede Tocterville Iowa Mitchell County Memorial Hospital Osage Brede Teeterville Otto Erdman Elsie Leona Horgen St. Ansgar Emil Erdman Alfreida Hartwig Amelia Hartwig Gertrude Doris Hartwig

Mower County Pomona Grange Picnic Highlights

The Pomona Grange picnic at the A R Klouse farm Rose Creek drew about 100 attendees from as far as Minneapolis. Winners included Hazel and Ruth Klouse in ladies doubles Maybell Smith in ladies singles Roy and Daniel Smith in men's doubles and Harry Lenz in men's singles. A dinner schedule for Crippled Children's Day Camp will be set, with the State Grange picnic planned for July 10 at Elk River. Next Pomona meeting set for August 5 at Enterprise School.

Hazel Ruth Klouse Lyle Grange Maybell Smith Concord Grange Roy Daniel Smith Harry Lenz Todd Park State Grange Kelley Farm Elk River Minn Mower County Pomona Enterprise School

Albert Lea Firm Wins Highway Land Contract

An Albert Lea firm, Lakeland Sand and Gravel, is the apparent low bidder for aggregate production on Highways 218 60 and 3 in Mower Rice Goodhue and Steele counties with a $37,680 bid. Work starts July 19 and ends September 3. Rochester Sand and Gravel, Inc. of Rochester is the low bidder for plant mix bituminous resurfacing and gravel shoulders on Highway 65 in Steele County with a $71,289 bid. Construction begins July 12 and ends August 20.

Albert Lea Mower Rice Goodhue Steele State Highway Dept Lakeland Sand and Gravel Rochester Sand and Gravel, Inc Rochester Highway 65 Steele County

4 H Softball Loops Reach Title Rounds

In Mower County 4-H Softball League play Waltham in the north and Enterprise in the south finished 4 0. The championship game between the two clubs is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at Todd Park.

Mower County Waltham Enterprise Todd Park

Jaycees Wind Up Vehicle Safety Check in Austin

Austin Jaycees finished the Vehicle Safety Check inspecting 254 vehicles Tuesday. They found 44 defective vehicles and 24 returned for repairs. They also found 105 cars with seat belts. Other groups in the Austin-Mower County Safety Council event included United Commercial Travelers AAA VFW and Auxiliary and Eagles.

Austin Jaycees Austin - Mower County Safety Council United Commercial Travelers AAA VFW and Auxiliary Eagles

Johnson seeks 16.5 million for juvenile delinquency aid

President Johnson has a bill on his desk authorizing 16.5 million dollars for federal help to prevent control and treat juvenile delinquency. The Senate passed the measure by voice vote. It allocates 6.5 million for the current fiscal year starting July 1 and 10 million for the next year.

Washington Johnson Senate

Lt Richard Young Receives USAF Medal in Vietnam

First Lt. Richard E. Young of Tucson Arizona and formerly Austin Texas earned the U S Air Force medal at Tan Son Nhut Air Field Viet Nam for personal bravery and airmanship in combat against Communist forces. He serves with a Pacific Air Forces unit that assists Vietnamese air force crews in combat tactics against the Viet Cong.

Richard E. Young Leslie Ted) Young Tucson Ariz Austin Air Force Tan Son Nhut Airfield Viet Nam Young Pacific Air Forces

Hearing Begins Today for Christensen Damon in Burglary Case

Seven witnesses testified at a preliminary hearing for Randall Damon and Peter Weiss charged with burglary tied to a June 10 Knobby's Drive In Liquor break in. David Christensen waived. all three were arrested after a tip and identified by officers.

Randall L. Damon 1St Ave Peter Weiss 10Th St Knobby’s Drive David Christensen Pt. SE Fred G. Vogel Austin Knobby Wayne Hartson Lyle Hartson Leonard Goldman Wallace Sieh Mower County Gerald Dimit William Mogen Red Cedar River Damon Christensen Weiss New Hub Oakland Ave Robert Shattuck Morey’s 3Rd Ave Shattuck Delores Maxfield 7Th St Befare Vogel

Living Costs Rise for Second Consecutive Month

Washington AP reports consumer prices climbed three tenths of one percent in May, pushing the index to 109.6, up 1.7 percent from a year earlier. Food costs, especially meat and fresh vegetables, drove the increase due to unfavorable weather and tighter supplies.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Universities Invited to Join New Research Corporation

Washington AP reports the University of Minnesota Iowa and Michigan invited to join Universities Research Association Inc formed after a June 20 meeting of presidents at the National Academy of Sciences. Officials say 34 universities have now been invited to participate to manage the proposed 280 million atom smasher if Congress funds construction.

Washington University of Minnesota Iowa Michigan Congress Universities Research Association, Inc National Academy of Sciences Academy

Demonstrations to Mark Opening of Denver Schools

NAACP official says demonstrations will mark public school openings in 24 Northern and Western states. June Shagaloff cites Boston Bridgeport Roosevelt Mount Vernon Buffalo Chicago and Portland as potential sites for protests over de facto segregation. Dr Buell Gallagher warns the civil rights drive risks scars or unity and urges liberty fraternity and equality.

Denver Colo National Association For the Advancement of Colored People June Shagaloff NAACP Boston Bridgeport Conn New York State Roosevelt Mount Vernon Buffalo Chicago Portland Ore Gallagher

Rails Would Gain Advantage by Merging

A Soo Line witness at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing testified that merging the Chicago & North Western and Chicago Great Western railroads would give the combined company advantages in traffic operations and size flexibility, enhancing service and competitiveness. Soo Line argued the merger would threaten rail competition and divert about $1,750,000 in annual revenues.

Minneapolis Soo Line Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission John E. Slater New York Soo Line Chicago & North Western Chicago Great Western Slater Soo

With Friends Like That Why Worry Petty's Knockout Sendoff

Wesley Petty of Knoxville described a rough wedding sendoff in which friends ripped out wires and broke a radio antenna then splashed paint on his car, police said. The incident followed his marriage ceremony in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Knoxville, Tenn Wesley Petty Knoxville

Mill City Girls Drown as Boat Strikes Barrel

Two Minneapolis teens Constance Magda and Kathy Newling, 19, drowned on Upper Pine Lake when their speed boat struck a barrel, spun out of control, and threw them into the water. Deputies said steering gear was damaged by the barrel collision and rescuers reached the scene too late. The accident occurred about 6 30 p m near Pine City Minnesota.

Pine City Upper Pine Lake Aitkin County Pine County

Maudling Says Kosygin Values U.S.-Soviet Friendship

Reginald Maudling reports Kosygin stressed the importance of Soviet U.S. friendship and regretted current difficulties. Maudling, after a Kremlin meeting, said Kosygin blamed American aggression for the Vietnam War and urged U.S. withdrawal as part of a solution.

Moscow Reginald Maudling Conservative Party Alexei Kosygin Kosygin Soviet Union United States Maudling Conservative

Markets Report from South St. Paul Livestock Yard June 30 1965

Prices paid by Geo A Hormel & Co to finish cattle calves hogs and sheep in Minneapolis Chicago and provisions from the South St. Paul and Ravio yards detailed with lots of weights, classes and bid ranges. Notable values include slaughter steers 28.25 per 100 pounds and hogs around 24-25 per cwt, with various cow, bull and feeder figures across regions.

Geo. A. Hormel & Co South ST. Paul, Minn USDA Most Choice Chicago Livestock Chicago Ivo Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneapolis Chicago Chicago Produce Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Stocks Rise on Mixed Gains Across Major Firms

Market roundup shows mixed movements as prominent companies like AT&T Ford Motor General Electric and ExxonMobil trade with gains and losses. Investors monitor oil sector activity and the broader indices amid volatile trading.

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IRS Gullickson Knudsvig R. W. Storke Gilbert Gullickson Koenits Father Vollmecke Father Breitbarth Joe P. Koenus Sophronius Ernest Mullenbach Memoriam Cotter Albert Idell) Cotter Donald L. Davison Pomona Grange Albert Lea Firm Little League North Waltham Sener Eneee Eens Rangers Ee Ee Udolpho Sargeant Windom Little League South Enterprise Nevada Woodbury South Side Sen Eeeeeere Jaycees LBJ Richard Young USAF Warren Strandell Herald North West Mill City ST. Paul Livestock U.S California Tur Keys Vy & Light Eal Owen Thin ‘Bulls Sage Jns & L Amrada M&f Mn MM At&t P&l Ancha Arch Dn Mon Dak Arme St Wd Armour Aveo Nw Air Nw Bk Penney Pepsi Phil Pel Pisby Plrd Pr Oil RCA Ford Gillette Goodyear Texaco Gould Bat Texas Ins American Exchange Hormel & Co Hertz Truck Rental Lcensee Wes Coast TO Coast Stores Coast—Air Hendy Mane Veeveel N. Main St Chet and Gert Warren Globes NEW Underwood Portable Stebco N. Main
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