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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1957

Page

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Nasser open to Ike meeting on Middle East settlement

President Nasser says he has no objection to a face-to-face conference with President Eisenhower if the initiative comes from Eisenhower. He warns against proposing a meeting himself to avoid a department statement rejecting the idea.

Nasser Ike Cairo Egypt Eisenhower Associated Press National Broadcasting Co State Department Abbassain

Mrs. Plzak Dies From Crash Injuries at 72

Mrs. Frank Plzak 72 of 510 W Oakland died at St Marys Hospital Rochester from injuries suffered Sept 16 when a car she rode in with her daughter was forced off Highway 63 near Stewartville. Daughter Mrs Albert Skaran in good condition. Surviving husband, one more daughter, three sisters and a brother. Funeral Monday.

Frank Plzak W. Oakland St. Mary's Hospital Rochester Stewartville Plzak Albert K. Skaran S. Kenwood Skaran Pizak Merrill Smith Austin Frank Funfar Glenville Emil Penkava Oakland Bessie Johnson Ignace Chiz

Frost Report Locals See Light Damage Across Several Areas

Grand Meadow logged the coldest spot with 29 degrees officials say light frost touched some corn edges but town itself reported no damage. Spring Valley Libby office readings showed 34 at the edge and 32 in the field. no Libby damage yet. Hollandale reports light frost aiding harvest of early crops with some potato vine kill. Rose Creek roofs frosted white but little crop loss. 4-H agent Seath notes most corn and soybeans past danger. dented kernels remain. Harvest underway with soft corn most at risk.

Libby Spring Valley Kenneth Moon Libby’s Hollandale Rose Creek Ronald Seath 4-H Club Seath

Youthful Riveter and Wife Held in Lee Crary Kidnapping

Everett officers and FBI arrested George Edward Collins Jr. and Katherine Collins for abducting 8 year old Lee Crary after he was returned unharmed to his home near Lake Stevens. Collins confessed in a 13 page statement detailing the plan and actions.

Everett Wash Lee Crary Lake Stevens Here FBI Snohomish County Bob Twitchell George Edward Collins Jr Katherine Collins Boeing Airplane Co Seattle

FBI Chief Accuses Faubus of Falsehood in TV Speech

Atty. General Miles Lord filed with the Federal Power Commission to intervene in Phillips Petroleum rate cases affecting Minnesota gas customers. He warned proposed field price hikes could exceed four million dollars yearly, via Northern Natural Gas Co. Hearings resume October 7 in Washington.

FBI Faubus ST. Paul Miles Lord Federal Power Commission Minnesota Phillips Petroleum Co Lord Northern Natural Gas Co Phillips U.S. Supreme Court

Nine Negro students enter Little Rock Central amid calm guarded by troops

Nine Negro students walked into Central High with two rifleless paratroopers leading and trailing them amid a crowdless scene. News crews numbered 178, while Gov Faubus urged calm and condemned federal force, prompting mixed reactions from Sid McMath and Clarence Laws. President Eisenhower reportedly had no reaction to Faubus's remarks.

Little Rock Ark Central High School 101St Division Orval Faubus Arkansans Arkansas Sid McMath NAACP Clarence A. Laws Faubus Gen. Walker

Frosty 32 Degrees at Herald Weather Observatory

The 8:30 a.m. reading at the Herald U S Weather Observatory atop the fire station recorded a frosty 32 degrees the coolest since April 15 when 30 degrees was logged. High that day reached 60 with 46 marked at 8:30 a.m. No damaging frost reported.

Herald U. S

Hibbing's 22 Coldest in State

Frost blanketed Minnesota overnight with readings as low as 22 degrees in Hibbing. International Falls reported 25 and Duluth 27 while Be midji and St. Cloud reached 28 and 32 respectively. Highs were forecast from 55 to 65 with winds turning warmer on Saturday.

Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Hibbing International Falls Duluth Rochester Bemidji St. Cloud

Sun photos from high balloon reveal new sun eddies

Princeton astronomer Dr. Martin Schwarzschild led a balloon flight from New Brighton Minnesota to 81000 feet to photograph the sun. The images show smaller eddies unseen from ground level, larger eddies with sharp edges, and the hottest eddies brighter, with a 1000th second exposure through an f/2.0 lens.

Minneapolis Princeton University Martin Schwarzschild Schwarzschild New Brighton Minn Athens Wis Office of Naval Research General Mills Inc University of Colorado

Ex Teamster Official Details Death Threats In Hoffa Inquiry

Robert Scott former Michigan Federation of Labor secretary treasurer testified before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee about death threats he received for resisting Hoffa family influence. He said Owen Brennan urged him to fix a Oakland County gambling joint and recalled spying on a Detroit grand jury.

Washington Teamsters Union Michigan James R. Hoffa Robert Scott The Michigan Federation of Labor Scott Senate Rackets Investigating Committee Owen Bert) Brennan Hoffa Teamster Local 337 Detroit Brennan Oakland County Mich Michigan State Board of Barber Examiners Senate Sen. McClellan D-Ark Barl Kehoe Grand Jury Detroit News George Murphy Kehoe Fort Shelby Michigan State Police

Flu cases in U S more than doubled this week

Public Health Service estimates Asian flu new cases at 122 650 in the week ending Sept 21, raising total to 222 650 from 100 000 the prior week as the nation faces continued spread of the illness.

U.S Washington The Public Health Service Today

District Judge Anderson Quits in Minn. Resignation

OWATONNA Minn District Judge Axel B Anderson 49 announced Thursday night he submitted his resignation to Gov Freeman effective Oct 31 The move surprised about 80 members of the old South District Bar Assn Anderson has served Rice Steele Dodge and Waseca counties since 1941 Under a 1957 Legislature reorganization he is now in the 14th Judicial District covering Mower Freeborn and Fillmore He plans to enter private practice in town The association adopted resolutions praising his long service and urging a new judge be appointed from the old 5th District counties

Owatonna Minn Axel B. Anderson Sth District Bar Assn Freeman Anderson Rice Steele Dodge Waseca Stassen

Hoover Denies Faubus Claim FBI Held Youths

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover rebutted Gov Orval Faubus accusation that FBI agents held teenagers incommunicado for hours in Little Rock. Hoover called the claim false and said no teen or anyone else was held incommunicado for questioning. He noted those named by Faubus were reachable by telephone and office staff could provide facts.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Orval Faubus Arkansas Little Rock

AF Drops 2 Minnesota Units From Guard and Reserve

The Air Force will deactivate 12 wings and 13 squadrons in the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve, including the 95th Bomber-Fighter Squadron and the 440th Fighter Bomber Wing headquarters at Twin Cities Metropolitan Airport. About 3,290 personnel are affected. no aircraft are scrapped, and most units will reassign. Maj. Gen. Richard A. Grassendorf cites streamline efforts and local interest as factors. two abandoned units include four personnel.

Washington Minnesota Air Force Air National Guard Air Force Reserve Twin Cities Richard A. Grassendorf

Peanuts Dominate Munch Market Run By Kiwanis

Kiwanis volunteers sold peanuts in Austin during the downtown Sterling and East Side markets. By 1 p.m. about half of 6000 bags had sold, with 25 bags containing dollar bills as a novelty. All profits go to support homebound and underprivileged children.

Egypt Syria Nasser Austin Sterling East Side

Army cancels step up riot duty training in South

Secretary of the Army Brucker canceled an order for increased riot duty training in the South saying it could be misinterpreted. The move followed the insertion of paratroopers in Little Rock to enforce integration and came after official statements denying any section-specific plan.

Win A. Walker Little Rock Army South Washington Brucker Ark Bracker Pentagon Newport R.J Eisenhower James C. Hagerty

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