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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
2
The article discusses acne in teens, noting overactive glands rapid body changes bacteria and dietary influences. It recommends rest elimination skin care proper nutrition outdoor activity and external medications with favorable results and promotes Peoples Prescription Drug Store for complete prescription service at 121 NW 2nd Ave. phone 433-1817.
A brief notice notes items from Pangburn Candy and American Greeting Cards and mentions Prescription Delivery. The entry includes this week’s helpful hint advising that hanging clothes on nails in a garage or workshop can damage garments and suggests driving a nail through a long cork as an alternative.
U S forces report Viet Cong guerrillas attacked Dak Song near the Cambodian border. Initial claims of 300 killed were corrected to about 20 killed and 30 injured as details emerged. Montagnard villagers populated the hamlet, with ongoing regional military activity noted.
The Harris Survey shows Lyndon B. Johnson leading Eugene McCarthy 63 to 17 with 20 undecided. McCarthy weak in the East Midwest and West, while Johnson leads in the South 54 to 20 with 26 undecided. Kennedy leads Johnson 52 to 32 in a separate measure among Democrats.
Lt. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr. named by President Johnson as the next Marine Corps commandant. He has served as assistant commandant since July and was chief of staff to Gen. Greene Jr. Chapman, 54, would become full general upon Senate approval and succeeds Gen. Greene in December.
Hollywood buyers flock to Pickwick Book Store for holiday film history titles. Louis Epstein notes strong sales of Laurel and Hardy volumes as critics and fans seek nostalgia, with titles ranging from Bosley Crowther’s Great Films to Hitchcock by Truffaut and a pictorial history of radio.
New York City continues to honor Cardinal Francis Spellman with an unbroken line of mourners at St. Patrick's Cathedral. At times up to 3600 people per hour passed the black draped catafalque as the church remained open around the clock. A police officer noted the steady stream of mourners early in the morning.
Ram sey County attorney's office filed first degree murder charges against Bonnie Roberts 40 and Susan Wall 57 both of Brooklyn Park for the November 16 shooting death of Myrtle Koester 68 of St Paul. They were arrested last Friday. Koester was found on basement steps with multiple gunshot wounds. A grand jury must indict for first degree murder.
The article notes tin from Cornwall has ancient Mediterranean trade roots, with most mines abandoned yet two active. It mentions miners hearing water and boulders from shafts running under the sea near Austin Minnesota, and adds a note that the Quakers name originated in 1650 due to their practice of trembling at the word of God.
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