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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
3
The presidential commission calls for stronger US power to deter Soviet expansion while seeking peaceful solutions. It favors a big boost in foreign aid and investment to developing nations, tariff adjustments, and correcting international payments deficits. The report stresses firm Berlin resolve and a shared burden among allies, with disarmament as an ultimate goal.
Two Torrington police officers answered a late hour call at a dry cleaning shop. The intruder turned out to be a fellow officer who had detected an open rear door while investigating a possible break in. The incident prompted caution and a review of security.
Washington report notes Communist threat to national aims and urges Americans to bear heavier burdens of armament and foreign aid. The President's Commission on National Goals highlights Goals Abroad, stressing preparedness and international support in the 1960s.
Salina report recalls a family moment as a mother jokes that getting kids ready for school is a mighty big operation while a 7 year old questions Dad about surgery and school plans. The sister Pat listens as the children ponder why an operation is needed for school.
Lockport New York police report a department store loss from a slick shoplifting scheme involving two red tanks used for watering cattle. The theft description notes the tubs of a standard large size and type and the incident is under investigation.
The United States prohibits safrole and oil of sassafras as flavorings in foods and beverages including root beer and sarsaparilla. The FDA cites a animal cancer finding and cancels all prior approvals for such use. The bottling industry has largely stopped using them.
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