Center for Juveniles Move in Right Direction
A plan for a residential treatment center for juveniles gains support at local meetings. advocates argue it reduces crime and costs, noting St. Cloud and Red Wing facilities’ expenses and the need to keep youths from learning from veteran offenders.
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Thomas Houle
Rochester
Youth Conservation Commission
St. Cloud Reformatory
St. Cloud
Mower County
Red Wing
Chester
Kennedy Starling Debacle Stuns White House Noise Fight
The Kennedy administration’s de starlingization program collapses after three weeks as hidden loudspeakers broadcast a distressed starling cry. Starlings gather nightly near the speakers, apparently enjoying the sound and the irony of distress. The piece likens the failure to foreign relations and Teddy Roosevelt’s big stick policy.
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Harvard
White House
New York Times
Kennedy
John McCormack
Teddy Roosevelt
Gifts From Mrs. Burgess Hines to Austin Institutions
The late Mrs. Tanye Burgess Hines left an estate estimated over 20 000 dollars with bequests to Austin Library for children's books and talking books for the Minnesota School of the Blind, and books for Austin Junior College. Local churches and clubs also receive gifts reflecting her lifelong dedication to culture and reading.
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Tanye Burgess Hines
Austin
Austin Library
Minnesota School of the Blind
Austin Junior College
Raw Deal in Walker Case Stirs Debate on Mental Competence
In criticizing government handling of General Walker during the University of Mississippi riot, the columnist argues that labeling him mentally incompetent was used to discredit dissent. Even if Walker was later found competent, the prior stigma harms civil liberties and democratic norms.
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Walker
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Imperialist facts cited by UN statistics on decolonization
The United Nations holds statistics showing 44 countries gained independence from western powers since 1939 and 800 million people in former British territories gained freedom or self government. It notes 13 of 16 nations remain in the Commonwealth while the Soviet bloc expanded and oppressed seven central and eastern European countries.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Mankato Free Press
Quotation for Today Encourages Trust in God
A reader-note quotes Acts 27 25 urging men to take heart and have faith in God promising it will be exactly as told. A second line from Joseph Addison extols a firm trust in the Supreme Being as power wisdom and happiness.
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Joseph Addison
Home Delivery Rates and Zones
The notice lists home delivery and mail rates for various zones and distances. It shows per week and 26 week or yearly options with advance payment, including outside mail zones and distant zones. Details include price ranges and delivery terms for subscribers and non subscribers.
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Oijn
County Leaders Named And Local Election Results
The county commissioners keep Dr. C. L. Sheedy as county physician and O. A. Garvin as county home superintendent. Mayor Milo Morse wins re election at Grand Meadow 140 to 49 over Blanche Russell. A high school comedy Heart Trouble shown by Austin juniors. Also notes past events and local club activities including Kiwanis, Camera Club, and optometric study group meetings.
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C. L. Sheedy
O. A. Garvin
Milo Morse
Grand Meadow
Blanche Russell
Austin High School
Minnesotas Record Fish and Local Biz Notes
Readable items include lake records for pike sturgeon bass and muskellunge with entities like Minnesota, Basswood Lake, Lake of the Woods, St. Croix and Prairie Lake. The piece also reports Walnuts sale to Arkansas buyers in Caledonia and Preston, plus Social Security tax changes and assorted tech and commerce bits from Denver to Houston, Virgin Islands tourism offer, and a tongue in cheek quote about smart people.
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Wurttenberg
Frederick II
Connecticut
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Minnesota
Basswood Lake
Lake of the Woods
Lake Alice
St. Croix
Hovland
Sturgeon Lake
Prairie Lake
West Battle Lake
Governor Andersen
Caledonia
Joe Hudspith
Hudspith
Arkansas
Preston
U.S. and Britain to tackle impact of automation
In London and Geneva a five day conference series on automation opens Dec 10 with labor leaders, industrialists and scholars from the United States and Europe. The Foundation on Automation and Employment sponsors the talks to study how to live with machines and protect workers as automation expands.
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Chicago
London
Prince Philip
Duke of Edenburgh
Congress House
National Labor
Royal Consort
Festival of Labor
George Lowthian
British Trades Union Congress
General Council
Leslie Ford
Port of
England
Sir Leslie
International Labor Office
Geneva
Britain
Free Europe
Foundation On Automation and Employment, Inc
John Lynder
U. 8. Industries, Inc
al J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
U. 8. Industries
The
Foundation On Automation and Employment, Ltd
William J. Carron
Hall Syndicate, Inc
New York Stock Exchange Traces Women’s Rise in Wall Street
Sylvia Porter surveys 1962 NYSE data showing women entering investment clubs and securities roles at rapid rates. Women now comprise more registered representatives and partners, drive family investment decisions, and back a growing portion of market activity, though panic during May 1962 is not evidence of women causing it.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Denver
Philadelphia
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Sylvia Porter
Keith Funston
The
Nuta
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Lady and the Stock Exchange
Big Board
Wil Street
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Russell criticizes Kennedy Cuba policy in rare public remarks
Georgia Senator and Senate Armed Services chair Russell says the Cuba quarantine should not have been lifted and calls for on-site inspection. He argues the United States must verify missile removals and allow a UN team to ensure no hidden nuclear warheads exist in Cuba.
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Washington
Richard Russell
Georgia
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Cuba
Associated Press
United Press International
Wsb-Tv
Atlanta
Lloyd Russell
Russell
United States
Soviet Union
U Thant
United Nations
Mikoyan
Castro
Russia
Senate
Khrushchev
U. N
U. S
Pentagon
U.S
Foster homes needed in Mower County say officials
Bernard Beckel urges Herald readers to publish a full article on the need for more foster homes in Mower County after a Mayor's Advisory Committee talk by a welfare office speaker. He notes prior coverage of local government services and seeks broader publicity for the issue.
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the Herald
Mower County
Herald
Bernard Beckel
19Th St. NW
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M. A. Drisko
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Fox Hotel
Marlys Johnson
Beatrice Barry
Sumner
Kate
West
Old Mexico
Allan Oxley
Chet Weseman
Austin Camera Club
Theodore A. Bagstad
Lyle
Myron Rhoten
Booth Relief Corps 62
Mre
Candlegram
Houston
Western Union
Los Angeles
Virgin Islands
By Victor Riesel
English Channel
Ised
Baby
People's Pulpit
C. Hoekstra
Cor Hoekstra
South Africa
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Australia
Israel
Japan
Cor
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