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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
Editorial urges passage of a bill to protect about 50 million acres as federal wilderness. It argues wilderness safeguards watersheds wildlife habitats and natural science value amid rising population and recreation demand, warning over inaction and urging public pressure on Congress.
The text argues that communism has conquered vast regions without war, led by Lenin’s plan to envelop the world, while the United States relies on military buildup. J Edgar Hoover is cited urging Christianity as the counter idea, claiming the gospel can overturn communist influence and that Western Christians lack the zeal shown by Communists.
Seek Free Parking Austin Midtown Association urges City Council to create three metered off street lots with free parking. The business group would reimburse the city for revenue loss to attract more customers and boost downtown commerce.
Clarence Streit argues in Freedom Union for inventing gender neutral pronouns to replace masculine forms. He suggests E as nominative for bi sexual nouns, and im for possessive and accusative, with more candidates for political terms.
A collection of wisdom on pleasant speech. Proverbs 16 24 likens sweet words to honey for soul and body. Freder ick Saunders notes kind words are benedictions and instruments of courtesy and blessing.
Delivery in post office outside 50 to 100 mile radius of Austin payable in advance. Per Week three months six months one year. Mail all other zones delivery in post office over 150 miles radius of Austin payable in advance per week. Rates shown: 4.00 and 7.50 to 14.00.
Turn back the clock recalls past events noting the Concord Grange securing the fair dining room concession this year. The report lists other regional notes including theft at Pop Wells pool room and long service honors at the fair.
The Minnesota Highway Department will stop mailing license expiration reminders due to higher postal rates and new regulations. Drivers may neglect renewals as notices are no longer sent. Also notes include free prescriptions at Austin and Peoples drug stores for cars with tire chains and various health and safety observations.
Khrushchev and Bulganin promote Soviet aid to India Afghanistan and Egypt while China objects to Moscow style world revolution. The Mos cow embassy on Druzhba Street frames a budding druzhba after Stalin but China balks at Western aligned allies.
Washington sources report the Communist Party USA and secretary Gus Hall directing infiltrators into local Negro civil rights groups and demonstrations. Officials note sleepers avoid leadership roles, safeguard their ties to the party, and target young, inexperienced leaders while counting on sustained patience.
The piece traces the 1957 1959 rift between Khrushchev and Mao Tze Tung over peaceful coexistence and revolutionary strategy. It notes Khrushchev ousting antiparty elements, the Moscow Declaration, and Chinese anger at limits on violent expansion, signaling ongoing Sino Soviet tensions.
Peter Edson explains how the balance of payments affects ordinary Americans through interest rates and housing costs. The article links Kennedy’s reform proposals, the Federal Reserve move to raise short term rates, and potential impacts on mortgages auto loans and gold reserves.
Minnesota communities spent 46 million dollars on 193 school construction projects in the year ended June. The total fell by 10.7 million and 13 projects from the prior year, according to the planning section of the State Board of Education. The sum includes 26 new buildings at nearly 20 million and 84 additions totaling 24.3 million, plus smaller jobs.
The doctor explains sun exposure effects on skin, including vitamin D production, tanning, thickening, and aging. He warns against deep tanning and emphasizes moderation, sunscreen components, and proper reapplication. Also notes synthetic tanners’ limitations and practical sun safety tips. University summer session enrollment rises 5 percent with 8 345 students. 899 in Duluth. World experts valued 1962 events at about 126 billion pounds.
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