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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
4
A meditation contrasts Hosea's command to worship only God with Pascal's claim on innate evil that diverts thoughts from the divine. The text pairs Biblical instruction with philosophical critique to explore human tendency toward idolatry and self deception.
Leonard Hall says President Eisenhower appears well and eager, fueling hopeful talk of a second term. He cautions no concrete cue has been given and the situation remains uncertain, with weeks of speculation ahead.
Safety experts urge all motorists to drive carefully but evidence shows 80 percent of crashes are caused by 20 percent of drivers. The family economy notes this imbalance and calls for targeted awareness.
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota criticizes Texas Governor Shivers as unqualified for a 1956 Democratic national convention delegate role. He warns the selection battle will evolve in the South and notes other Southern Democrats who broke with the party in 1952. The piece contrasts Humphrey with Kennon of Louisiana and Byrnes of South Carolina.
The piece labels a fifth of drivers as accident prone based on repeated violations and accidents. It argues safety devices merely invite greater risk for these motorists, calling for special attention to the 20 percent. The text also references Hubert Humphrey and comments on class warfare in politics.
George E. Sokolsky argues that flawed curricula and weak basic skills, not only facilities, are hindering American education. He cites reports of no physics or chemistry in Oklahoma high schools, inadequate math progress, and lowered standards, urging focus on subjects and clearer reporting rather than building programs.
Pork prices slump to a fourteen year low boosting value for consumers and farmers alike. A midwest packer says six more pounds per person would correct pork overproduction. Also notes on gifts like toupees, mink ice buckets, and AAA comments on unmarked police cars. Fluoridation debate continues with dental society to present opposing view. Williston Basin oil boom fades yet activity rises in Dakota region.
Senator Humphrey defends democracy and free enterprise against the editorial tdescribing class war. He cites farm credit and GM profit comparisons, notes audience support from Minnesota and Iowa citizens, and argues for balanced growth and fair interest rates to aid farmers and industry.
In Georgia, 42 year old former governor Herman E. Talmadge gains odds against Sen. Walter F. George as party stakes loom. George, 78, leads in Foreign Relations but faces homefront criticism over farm prices and credit. Talmadge campaigns coast to coast, stressing home priorities and limited federal spending.
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New York brewer Philip Liebmann six days after divorce from film actress Linda Darnell wed again in Arlington Virginia. His father announced the 40 year old Liebmann married Tuesday to Joan Barry a 26 year old from Los Angeles this marks his third marriage.
To remove rust stains from enamel surfaces rub the stain with lemon and rinse well. This home remedy uses citrus acidity to lift rust from bath tubs sinks stoves and refrigerators.
Washington DC The Communications Commission authorized Gustavus Adolphus College to operate a new radio station at St Peter Minnesota on 1310 kilocycles The commission also approved Raymond V Eppel half owner of KORN Mitchell to buy the interest of partner James P Ryan for 50000 dollars
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