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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
4
Negro rights leaders plan a Washington march to push a billion dollar federal public works and training program plus ten demands for racial equality. The effort centers on jobs and dignity with nonviolence, and signals broader nationwide demonstrations and anti filibuster action.
The article notes radio and light travel times between Earth and planets like Venus and Uranus create long delays. At closest Venus, questions take two minutes there and two minutes back, while at farthest about 14 minutes. A proposed fix is continuous conversation, though the idea seems impractical given current chatter.
The Red Wing Republic Eagle argues that even with equal pay laws, men are valued longer by employers. It cites marriage and parenthood lowering female retention and higher long term costs for training female staff like airline stewardesses. It notes airlines sometimes pay male stewards more to reflect longer tenure.
The quotation notes Jeremiah 13 18 urging the king and queen mother to bow low as their crown falls. It then cites John Keble praising God who lifts the humble who place themselves low before Him.
The Times Weekly reports Britain's banking crime response after a bank raid on a traveling post office. Authorities consider changes as millions move by rail in unguarded vans, with critics noting criminals ignore traditions. The article hints at an overhaul of the money transfer system.
Lois Padelford Austin and Vivian Slin dee Adams will join home economics contests at the Minnesota State Fair September 2 to 9. Farmers may market government pigs and sows at the Hormel plant Monday with advance arrangements. Councilmen met to prep for the repeal election September 12. Air Medal awarded to Donald L. Judd for anti-submarine patrols with Northwest African Coastal Air Force, announced by War Department. Austin High School canning project operates Monday and Tuesday. Blood donor appeal shows strong response.
Wisconsin professor reports on 905 Pepin County residents over 65 finding the population stable with high home ownership and adequate housing. US FTC sues over deceptive headache ad claims. Music therapy spans dentistry farms hospitals and plants, with ultrasonic uses in industry medicine and science.
Dr. Brandstadt explains dark under eye discoloration may be hereditary or due to thin skin or poor sleep and is not serious. cosmetics can hide it. He notes durabolin side effects like acne and facial hair but manageable with lower doses. He cites seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff control for itching ears and eyelids, and explains palm sweating stems from nervous system instability with antiperspirants or propantheline under medical guidance.
The text notes eggs symbolize new life in ancient Egypt and Persia. It cites 1961 U S death toll from accidents at about 91 506 per Britannica Book of the Year.
Mary Deasy’s Random House novel follows the Cournane family homecoming for a priest’s 25th anniversary. A vivid, controversial portrait of a larger Irish clan whose flaws and passions drive political ruin, alcoholism, and family strife.
AP Business News Analyst says preholiday week brings rail labor dispute headlines and congressional debates on nuclear test ban treaty tax on foreign securities and income tax cuts yet consumer confidence remains strong with higher plans for housing and cars and durable goods sales up in July production and incomes set records while appliance sales rise.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE announces a personal sitdown strike against the Washington protest march. He declines to join the demonstrators, preferring to stay home, drink beer, and follow the event in the newspapers and on TV.
Franklin A. Long resigns Monday as assistant director for science and technology at the disarmament agency, effective August 30, to resume teaching at Cornell University. President Kennedy accepts the resignation and praises Long's work on disarmament science and the test ban treaty.
The piece notes that a 1908 Sullivan Ordinance banned women from smoking in public in New York City. It recalls a 1904 arrest of a woman for smoking on Fifth Avenue. The questions then address broader legal points about Supreme Court overruling and constitutional amendment.
Events include Krakatoa eruption of 1883 killing tens of thousands and circling the earth, 1792 first hydrogen balloon ascent in Paris, 1895 Pershing family tragedy at the Presidio, 1928 Kellogg Briand Pact signing, 1942 penicillin discovery, 1945 U.S. occupation of Japan begins, 1980s East Germans to West Berlin food parcels, 1990s Mariner Two mission to Venus.
An explainer on learning limits and memory. It covers span of concentration around 50 minutes, why meaningful material sticks better, and strategies to study effectively through bursts, subject switching, and weekly reviews for better retention.
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