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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
4
Rochester City Councilmen propose annexing a six square mile area to the city to curb health hazards from failing septic systems and water contamination. The plan would add 3,000 to 4,000 residents and 60 percent more land, though one township opposes wide scale annexation. Cities watch Rochester’s approach as pollution pressures rise nationwide.
Health Insurance Institute reports 23.5 million Americans injured in the first six months across home, auto, work, and other mishaps. Last year 48.6 million injured. home injuries rising while work injuries decline.
The article weighs the pending Johnson Khrushchev summit and the Soviet leader's unpredictable tactics. It argues Khrushchev uses anger or charm as propaganda to pursue communist aims and warns against assuming peace or war from the first meeting. Johnson reviews past U S leaders experiences and weighs timing amid Khrushchev's signals.
The Red Wing Republican Eagle questions whether long service in Washington blinds lawmakers to morality. Wisconsin Representative John Byrnes helps Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp gain a tax change, then accepts stock from MGIC. The episode, including a $20 000 gain from a 2 300 investment, prompts concerns over influence and ethics.
A religious verse collection echoes Psalm 128 alongside a prayer invoking diligent service to God. It includes requests to serve, give without counting cost, fight without wounds, toil without rest, and labor without seeking reward, guided by Ignatius Loyola.
Post office delivery rates listed for MAIL-ZONE and MAIL-ALL OTHER ZONES. Fees shown include pay in advance options per week three months six months one year and annual rates. delivery radius notes indicate charges beyond 150 miles.
An enthusiastic crowd at the Red Oak Grove Creamery hall in Corning attends Beads on a String by Dist No 79 Jr School. M Klapperich elected Adams mayor in fall vote.
A Minnesota edition notes that the High Court has not issued an opinion on singing Christmas Carols in schools while affirming no ban on Bible readings. Florida case guidance will follow the court’s prayer ruling. Also, spring programs in Minnesota study community health via OPERATION X-RAY.
The 1963 syndicated column questions Soviet handling of Lee Harvey Oswald including his travel from Moscow to Minsk, work permits, union membership, marriage, and exit for his wife and child. It notes Oswald’s alleged Trotskyite label and queries why the USSR granted privileges and easy mobility despite not fitting typical worker profiles.
The article discusses strict diabetes control, pregnancy precautions, and genetic risk. It answers reader questions on mild diabetes management with diet, need for regular urine and blood sugar checks, and the role of alcohol. It notes some dry wines contain little sugar and cites historical use of alcohol for energy in diabetics.
On December six in 1643 Captain Pride cleared Presbyterians and Royalists from the British House of Commons before King Charles I’s trial, creating the Rump Parliament. Other events include Columbus naming Hispaniola in 1492 and Austria’s neutrality recognized in 1955.
An Austin resident argues a city wide post office conversion into an arts center is unnecessary and wastes time and money. The letter asks who would pay and suggests preserving the building only if it benefits all citizens, not a small minority of artists.
Congress will face extension and expansion of housing law in 1964 as expiring programs and new factors prompt sharp construction estimates. Weav er and Dodge Corp projections foresee solid growth with five key population centers driving the bulk of starts. Farm housing improvements continue with FHA loans aiding modernization and rural South remaining the major dilapidated housing challenge.
ST PAUL AP All migratory waterfowl rescued from the oil polluted Mississippi River last spring have been released from Carlos Avery game farm to fly south for the winter. Of the birds picked up 466 survived including 348 scaup 51 ring neck 54 coat 9 wood duck 3 red head and 1 goldeneye.Officials estimated between 000 and 10000 ducks died due to stream pollution.
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