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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
4
Frank C. Miles argues in the Austin Daily Herald that tax reform prospects vanished as Kennedy reform faced House resistance. He warns that special privileges will persist and the promised tax cut will undermine support for broader reform, risking long term damage to the tax system.
The president of the Communication Workers of America urged Congress to ban taking more than one job to ease unemployment. The editorial argues such a law would be hard to enforce and clash with American tradition of individual freedom to pursue work and improve living standards.
The article outlines 1963 postal rate increases for first class to five cents and air mail to eight cents, with larger boosts for second and third class mail, plus upcoming increases in 1964 and 1965. It notes mechanization efforts, R D funding goals, and hopes for improved service and near self funding under Postmaster General J Edward Day, whose resignation occurred at a pivotal moment.
Des Moines Register notes the Glasgow to London mail train heist worth about 3 million pounds surpasses earlier American robberies by Jesse James and the Younger brothers. The piece playfully questions whether TV will depict cockney bandits while praising Scotland Yard and the enduring detective tradition.
The fragment recalls a biblical call to gird one’s loins and a pledge of faithful devotion unto death for God and country. Ernest Arndt’s line adds a personal note on courage and sacrifice.
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The Wisconsin State Journal asserts that a free society holds no single party monopoly on patriotism. Distinctions exist between liberal and conservative views, yet loyalty to country is not a party trait, and violence in rhetoric should not redefine devotion to democracy.
The executive VP of an anti litter group labels 10 percent as congenital slobs and 90 percent as non slobs who should know better. He warns public manners drive estimated $500 million yearly for trash removal. The Minneapolis Star notes the nation pays for bad manners in public places.
A historical recap notes a 17 to 5 win by Dustin Country Club golfers over Osage Iowa shotmakers. The piece lists local happenings including Ray Wooldridge’s election as president of the Independent Union of All Workers, a Winona district reemployment office planned by the federal government, and several community events from 20 and 10 years ago such as Boy Scout camporee dates, Grange ceremonies, a medical association meeting, an FFA livestock contest, and Salvation Army postings news.
Mower County residents saved $741 477 in government savings bonds in the first seven months, reaching 70 8 percent of a $1 048 000 quota and ranking second among 87 counties. Olmsted County bought $592 760, highlighting income patterns across the region.
Red Wing police were called after friends of a bridegroom to be decorated his car with tin cans streamers and rice. The couple had been married 40 years. The piece uses two age anecdotes and a 1963 IRS data snapshot.
In Montevideo Castroist forces build influence as a new leftist party FIDE L gains 40 000 votes and one senator three deputies while Cuban and Soviet backing spreads through press radio and labor networks aided by a permissive Uruguayan government and a broad underground presence.
Capitol notes warn the United States should not expect large wins from the Soviet China split. Former Rep. Walter Judd says the rift is tactical and crisis driven by Marxist theory and power struggles. He cites de Stalinization, Cuba, and Berlin as flashpoints while urging stronger steps toward genuine peace. The piece also covers resumption of talks, Hanoi’s stance, and Kennedy’s warning about future dangers.
More than 1,000 boys and girls aged 10 to 16 attended the Pathfinder Fair at Mount Vernon Academy in Mount Vernon Ohio. Pathfinders, the Seventh Day Adventist Church youth program, serve as the church's counterpart to the Boy and Girl Scouts.
Dr Brandstadt discusses permissiveness in parenting focusing on guiding children without overpressuring them. He warns against excessive submission or harshness and emphasizes accepting physical differences while allowing a child to develop at his own pace.
Educational column urging readers to evaluate study habits with ten questions. It promotes developing a constructive attitude toward learning and adapting study approaches to different courses. mentions Yellowstone Park geysers as a future topic hook.
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