Duxbury Sr. Dies in Rochester After Stroke
Lloyd L. Duxbury Jr. father Lloyd L. Duxbury Sr., 75, died at St. Marys Hospital Rochester after a Dec. 5 stroke. A Caledonia lawyer since 1912 and University of Minnesota graduate, he leaves Valerie and two other sons Myles A. of Minneapolis and John A. of Rochester. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Potter-Haugen Funeral Home Caledonia. burial Evergreen Cemetery. Public calling Friday from 2 p.m.
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Caledonia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lloyd L. Duxbury Sr
University of Minnesota
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Hovard Law School
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Valerie
Myles A
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John A
Rochester
Potter-Haugen
Evergreen Cemetery
Auto Industry Faces Mixed 1961 Year Across Sales and Labor
The 1961 auto year saw varying sales with February at a low since Korea War, October and November peaking, and total 1961 production around 5.41 million. Buckets seats spread across compact lines, six cylinder engines rising to 45.4 percent, and American Motors adopting a profit sharing plan in its union contract. Detroit firms anticipated 1962 strong, with Ford and GM settling contracts after strikes.
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Ford
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Chrysler
Studebaker-Packard
American Motors
Directs Own Rescue As Sewer Trench Caves In
Thomas Filzen, 24, directed his own rescue after being trapped by two feet of heavy clay in a sewer trench in New Ulm Minnesota. His head pressed near a tile end allowed him to breathe and call to workers, who freed him in about ten minutes. His brother Jerome, 20, died in a similar cave last July.
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New Ulm, Minn
Thomas Filzen
Filzen
Lawrence Wallner
Jerome
Beloit College Wins Third NSF Grant in a Week
Beloit College received its third grant in a week from the National Science Foundation. The $10,380 award funds a four day conference for college physics and chemistry teachers starting next Wednesday, expected to draw 30 instructors from across the nation. earlier grants supported psychology and physics institutes next summer.
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Beloit
Beloit College
National Science Foundation
Laird Criticizes Gilpatric on National Guard Mobilization
Rep. Melvin R. Laird charges Deputy Secretary Gilpatric with doubting the reliability of National Guard and Reserve units mobilized this fall. He calls the units “crack outfits” and says the mobilization may end by June 30 pending reevaluation.
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Wisconsin 32Nd National Guard Infantry Division
Texas 49Th National Guard Armored Division
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White House
Col. John B. Schneller Dies in Neenah At 84
Col. John B. Schneller former Neenah postmaster and merchant longtime local military leader died Wednesday aged 84. He served in the Spanish American War Mexican Border campaign and World War I where he was seriously wounded and retired from service.
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John B. Schneller
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