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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
A Iowa State Tax Commission report notes about 100000 Iowans did not file 1961 state income tax returns. The piece questions Minnesota's payroll deduction results and seeks details on how evaders are discovered, settled, or prosecuted and how much back taxes and penalties have been collected. It argues the public deserves a full accounting of policies and outcomes.
The piece notes the rise of demonstrations as a form of protest against racial discrimination, with violence in some cases and lawful limits debated. Eight New York clergy pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after linking arms to block a cement truck, and a judge warned that peaceful protest remains lawful but cannot endanger others or defy laws.
President Kennedy lauded a 1962-63 deficit of 6.2 billion dollars, far below an 8.8 billion forecast, arguing the outcome justifies keeping the federal debt limit at 309 billion. Treasury Secretary Dillon says no increase is needed and Congress will be informed accordingly.
In Congress a 30 day postponement on rail work rules is requested by Oren Harris with Loomis consenting reluctantly. The move aims to let hearings refine terms while ICC considerations may be set. The piece notes past delays and calls for action within the period. It also cites unrelated trivia from Burford and Raleigh about unusual records.
A Bible verse quote from Revelation 21 7 proclaims that those who conquer will receive a heritage and God will be their God and they shall be his son or daughter this line emphasizes divine promise and spiritual inheritance.
University Farm scholar G Zavoral set to lead four lamb grading demonstrations in Mower County August 15 16. P D Beaulieu elected president of Mower County Bankers Association at Country Club. County road workers to earn 50 cents hourly and 30 hours weekly per federal rules. People's Bakery sustained heavy smoke but only wood and a table burned. Anna Swenson Minnesota Public Health Association consultant visiting Austin teachers workshop. 49 Mower County men depart for army service after induction furloughs at Fox Hotel. Harold Cummings wins cattle judging at Cattle Teeders Day. P J Holand assumes ownership of Austin Printing Co. Sterling Streverling residents to gain service road parallel to Highway 16 W in months ahead.
Morris Furniture manager Bud Seelz resumes duties following a chaotic two weeks. He endured a golf mishap in LeSueur with rain, lost entry fee, a flooded swim, a boating fire, and a fishing hook accident. Reporter John Novotney shares travel notes from London to Helsinki. Vending machines for women's hosiery, longer downtown hours, canine medical insurance, and national debt trends are also highlighted.
The doctor outlines a balanced 2000 calorie diet for hepatitis with 75 g protein 100 g fat and 200 g carbs, noting fat may be limited if the gall bladder is nonfunctional. He explains causes of fatal postpartum bleeding and stresses early recognition, discusses Medrol steroid safety and side effects, compares chemosurgery for acne scars to surgical options, and confirms long term petroleum jelly use does not cause cancer.
Victor Riesel reports Hugo Blanco, a young Peruvian guerrilla leader, captured after a nine month search. Blanco led terror raids in La Convencion Valley, looting haciendas and coercing peasants, aiming to form rural unions to topple private landowners.
The item presents three Q A pairs about Homer as a beggar poet, Adrian VI as the last non Italian pope, and James McNeill Whistler as the painter of Arrangement in Gray and Black known as Whistler's Mother.
The column recalls key events on this date including the engrossing and signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, Hudson Bay’s first European entry in 1610, the 1817 arrival of a steamboat at St. Louis, Germany’s 1914 Luxembourg occupation, the 1939 Hatch Act, the 1956 death of Civil War veteran Albert Woolson, and recent items from 10 years ago to one year ago involving East Berlin relief, drug price fixing, and a New York judge’s imprisonment.
National Draft Goldwater will announce first state chairmen and organizing members within weeks. They will be regular Republicans with GOP standing to counter Rockefeller claims of fringe influence. Local clubs are to be coordinated with the party as petitions seek millions of signatures for Goldwater.
The review discusses Ev ans W. Cottman’s book Out-Island Doctor, detailing his shift from a Indiana high school science teacher to an amateur physician in the Bahamas. It notes his licensing as an informal doctor by the British system, his life as a husband and sailor, and the rugged, sea‑tossed years serving isolated island communities.
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