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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
4
In a critical column Frank C. Miles argues that Western Europe’s tripling of tariffs on American poultry and broader farm-product pressure threaten U S farm exports. He warns of reduced dollar stability and wider economic impact if retaliation is not pursued.
A nationwide survey by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare finds 4.958 million dollars ineligible payments under the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program in March. Nine states exceed 10 percent ineligibility, led by West Virginia at 17.3 percent. most errors are administrative. Corrective steps include biannual case redeterminations and a September reinvestigation program with home visits to sample cases to ensure eligibility and accurate payments.
Weather permitting, the Mower County Fair is expected to draw large crowds this week, marking a revival from 30 years ago when attendance was meager. The fair now showcases improved exhibits and programs appealing to urban and rural visitors alike, reflecting American life and enduring staying power.
The New York Times criticizes a documentary made last month inside the Presidents and Attorney General offices during consultations on Negro registrations at the University of Alabama. The piece warns that filming such deliberations harms the office and should not occur.
A call to GOP leaders and rank and file warns that abandoning civil rights at next year's San Francisco convention or courting white supremacist groups will alienate independents and risk losing the party's core support, including its heart and brain.
A brief collection of two famed quotes. The first urges sobriety and steadfast hope in grace revealed through Jesus Christ, from I Peter. The second asserts perpetual renewal of hope in the human heart, attributed to Alexander Pope.
Buddhist monks once famed for serenity now stage strong political actions. An elderly monk self immolated in protest against religious oppression in Vietnam shocks observers. Saigon monks distribute tracts and broadcast pleas. Monks now seek religious equality, allowed to carry money, adopt rallies as the century demands new methods.
A 30 year look at local events includes opening night specials at the Golden Pheasant and a packed ZCBJ Hemian Lodge picnic at Todd Park. George A Hormel & Co joins a government recovery program by pledge certificate, and the Mower County Victory Fair sets August dates.
The Minnesota Highway Department expects I 90 to be open from Austin to the route 63 intersection north of Stewartville by autumn. Work continues but traffic will be permitted even before completion. wording notes a high quality Cedar River sand fill for a nearby shopping center.
The FBI crime report of 1962 links legalized gambling to higher crime in Reno Las Vegas and Nevada’s overall crime rate while arguing tax gains fund enforcement costs. It notes jetliners burn about 5000 gallons for New York to Miami and future supersonic jets may use 14000 gallons per hour.
A patient reports trigeminal neuralgia or douloureux and describes relief from an alcohol injection by Dr. Brandstadt for about a year. On recurrence the doctor suggests another injection or cutting the nerve as the only treatment.
Readers praise Dick Cords for series on the Minnesota correctional program and urge stronger vocational efforts at Red Wing. They note Youth Conservation Commission hearings open to media and thank the editor for public service.
Eight paratrooper type Castro agents, all young Peruvians, seized key industrial sites in Peru causing widespread damage. They bombed and set fires at Cerro de Pasco facilities delaying production and cutting rail service. Peruvian unions and officials link the raids to Communist organizers aiming to disrupt foreign investment and bargaining.
AP Special reporter William L. Ryan traces centuries of Sino Russian tensions from Tsarist expansion to Mao Zedong and Khrushchev power dynamics. He notes Moscow's influence on Chinese communists, Mao's rise, and recurring splits over leadership and Asia's domination.
Report from capital outlines Khrushchev's interest in reducing surprise attack dangers. U.S. Averell Harriman and Britain's Lord Hailsham discussed partial measures amid stalled disarmament talks. The United States refined proposals for early warning, observation posts, and international inspections to lessen accidental or miscalculated nuclear risk.
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