Humphrey Praised for Farm Policy Change
The Austin Daily Herald commends Senator Hubert Humphrey for proposing a full reappraisal of farm policy and a national commission on agricultural policy and rural life. The editorial argues for objective study beyond partisan politics to lift farming from political stalemate.
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Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
American Farm Bureau
Minnesota
Congress
National Commission On
Nation sees Kennedy death as not fueling nationwide hate
An optimistic view notes Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and hate is a small, vocal segment. Dr. Gallup argues current hatred is exaggerated, likening it to the McCarthy era, and urges continued efforts to reduce extreme ideological tension nationwide.
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Kennedy
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
George H. Gallup
Gallup
Auto Versus Air Crashes Spark Calls for Safer Travel
The article contrasts the Maryland jetliner disaster killing 81 aboard with daily highway deaths averaging 115 nationwide. It argues for thorough investigations into auto crashes to identify real causes and reduce the deadly highway toll, noting Harvard findings on incomplete data.
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Maryland
Harvard University
Kennedy’s Catholicism reshaped presidential scrutiny
Opinions in the St. Paul Pioneer Press note Kennedy’s White House performance eased fears of Catholic candidates and set a high bar for successors. Some say a Catholic hopeful may still be judged against Kennedy’s standard, while the religious issue could be fading as a political hurdle.
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Kennedy
White House
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church of the
al Smith
Mr. Kennedy
ST. Paul
Quotations on Mission and Consequence
A Biblical verse from Matthew 15 24 recalls Jesus saying he was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel. A moral reflection from Moliere asserts accountability for both action and inaction.
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House of Israel
Delivery and postage terms for mail zone rates
Postal rate notice fragment lists delivery in post offices outside 50 to 150 miles and over 150 miles with advance payment. Mentions annual and one year fees, Austin reference, and miscellaneous garbled terms. Contains unclear per week and zone codes with no clear dates or entities.
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Austin Daily Herald
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Hemlock
Austin
Minn
U. S. Armed Forces
United States
APO
N.P.O
WEEE
Turn Back the Clock 60 Years Ago Highlights in Austin News
A courthouse meeting with liquor control opinions led by Representative Otto Goetsch. Fraternal Order of Eagles Lookout Aerie 703 officers attend Mann Hering class at St. Paul. R J Dunlap dinner guests at Rasmussen home. Sgt Vinal J Jochumsen awarded Air Medal after 25 Southwest Pacific missions. Influenza epidemic hits Austin with 20 percent high school absenteeism and hospital visiting hours cancel. Naval attache Ensien Howard W Babcock attends reception for King George and Queen Elizabeth.
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Order of Eagles
Lookout Aerie 703
Mann Hering
St. Paul
R. J. Dunlap
Pioneer Press and Dispatch
H. FE. Rasmussen
Air Medal
Vinal J. Jochumsen
Mapleview
Southwest Pacific
Austin
St Olaf Hospital
Ensien Howard W Babcock
London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Christmas Society Notes and Holiday Cash Losses
A satirical wedding writeup from the Illinois Valley News mocks society coverage. The column then shifts to holiday issues including shoplifting and bogus checks, Christmas gift trends, forgeries worth over $1,500, and the rise of Christmas Seals to combat tuberculosis. It also notes inflation on books, gun catalog cancellations, and teenage card spending trends.
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Illinois Valley News
Leland
Rochester
The
New York Times
Tale of Two Islands Puerto Rico and Cuba Show Sharp Contrasts
In San Juan Romulo Betancourt contrasts Puerto Rico and Cuba after meeting in Caracas. He notes Cuba’s poverty under Castro and Puerto Rico’s rise through free enterprise and Operation Bootstrap, with per capita incomes and living standards rising from the 1940s to the present.
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Puerto Rico
Cuba
San Juan
Caracas
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Castro
Caribbean
American Foundation On Automation and Employment, Inc
U.S
Spain
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
National Federation of Construction Workers
Havana
National Labor Palace
Lazaro Pena
Different Gift Ideas for Christmas Across Taste and Budget
A wide list proposes unique presents from bird feeders and weather toys to charm bracelets and personalized items. The piece notes a later industrial shift with Ford opening auto parts plants and Cuba facing labor oppression under Castro, contrasting consumer choices with global labor realities.
Common Terms in the Stock Market and Their Meanings
AP story lists plain language definitions for blue chip penny stock growth stock margin account margin call round lot odd lot short sale and over the counter market explaining each term and its investor implications in plain terms. It notes how rising prices and trading activity boost public interest in stocks and describes typical meanings and usage.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Stock Exchange
Today in History events and milestones from 1906 to 1963
A compact look at notable dates on December 12 including Oscar Strauss becoming secretary of commerce and labor in 1906, Joseph Rainey sworn in as first Black congressman in 1870, the 1895 Supreme Court income tax ruling, Panay sinking in 1937, and other past and recent historical notes.
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Oscar Solomon Strauss
New York
Commerce and Labor
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Rainey
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Luxurious Ampex Signature V Home Entertainment Center
Ampex introduces the Signature V home entertainment center priced at 25 000 to 30 000. The system includes AM FM radio, a color TV, an F 44 four track tape recorder, a record player, Videotape television recorder with vide camera, and a timing mechanism to pre set recordings for 90 minutes of TV or home movies. It weighs 18 pounds for the camera and recorder are user friendly.
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Ampex Corporation
Leaders lay it on line Dixie GOP must put up or
GOP leaders in the South face pressure as the 1964 campaign nears. William Miller asks for stronger county chairmanships and broader mobilization while Winthrop Rockefeller signals Arkansas aims. Observers note persistent gaps, weak paid staff in Tennessee, and potential shifts in Texas, South Carolina, and other Old South states.
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Bruce Bioss
Washington
NEA
South
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
GOP
William Miller
Charleston
Goldwater
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
New York
Nelson
San Francisco
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Miller
North Carolina
Congress
North
Old South
TVA
Dixie
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