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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1956
Page
2
A biblical quote notes Joseph’s sale by his brothers in Egypt as envy stands out, while a La Rochefoucauld maxim asserts true worth lies in absence of envy.
The Indian prime minister Nehru plans a visit to President Eisenhower with relations between the United States and India described as substantially improved. Officials say U S actions in the Middle East crisis helped ease tensions and bolster Indian confidence, while Nehru is expected to discuss peace and freedom in Asia and Africa and update on Far East issues. Nehru is described as likely to remain neutral, resisting Western alignment despite a warmer climate for talks.
The commentary argues that a joint U S India stance against Kremlin barbarities in Hungary could bolster freedom in lands between communism and liberty. It predicts global interest in Nehru's forthcoming visit and notes the potential to shape world morality beyond alliances.
Paul Butler proposed a 20 member external advisory panel to coordinate Democratic programs but faced swift resistance from Sen. Battle and Sen. Byrd of Virginia. They warned such a group would cause confusion and dissension and prefer no outside influence. Battle noted senators can manage themselves. Byrd and former Sen. Glass also oppose outside guidance.
A US delegation at a preliminary NATO conference earns praise from Britain for soothing tensions with Britain over Middle East policy. The lawmakers, usually seen as alliance critics, are hailed for sympathy with British aims and for reflecting constituents' support.
President Eisenhower comes back to work in Washington after a 17 day rest at August Georgia saying he feels fine. He faces decisions on Hungary the Middle East and other world crises while finishing three major speeches for Congress. He also plans an international visit starting soon with India’s Prime Minister Nehru.
A reflective quotation from Horace Bushnell emphasizes divine trials as a means to strip self reliance and mutual trust, guiding believers toward implicit humility and reliance on God. The message frames hardship as spiritual discipline.
In a 1956 opinion piece, George E. Sokolsky argues the United States funds much international aid through UNRRA Point Four and SUNFED while receiving little credit. He criticizes redistributive rhetoric, compares private and public capital, and questions aid impact on world peace and development.
A planned Social Security office in Austin with seven staffers was set for January 15 but delayed when one transferee, Arthur S. Larson, died in a highway crash near Morristown. The incident underscores how quickly auto accidents alter plans.
British diplomats view Syria as the Middle East powder keg with Communist influence rising. A closer U S linkage to the Baghdad pact is seen as essential to check Soviet arms, influence, and a pro Soviet regime in Syria.
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes tranquilizers include several chemical groups and have transformed treatment for many disorders, especially mental illness. He emphasizes the broad usefulness of these drugs beyond their psychiatric applications.
A small New York lunch counter is run by two brothers with different temperaments. One is grumpy and dull in his cooking while the other is cheerful and popular for pleasant service. The joyful cook says he tries to serve God while serving customers. The piece links such attitudes to happiness in food and life.
A Knoxville paper notes U S Finding Way to Cut Fallout and a wag jokes about moving from summer to winter. In Mason City a columnist sees doom in the item. New York high school editors ban Elvis Presley mentions. Ottumwa superintendent checks housekeeping by placing dimes under wastepaper bins. all dimes stay, waste paper vanishes, suggesting fire prevention emphasis but lax observation.
A quiz clue from Minnesota themed page lists Across items. The North Star State is called the North State with the Red River of the North mentioned. The entry also hints at a 54 Lease 55 Scottish river 56 Relate.
A crossword style list of clues with numbers and word lengths. The page presents a puzzle solution grid referencing capitals and various clue answers across and down. It includes terms like Sore incrustations Genius Spheres of action and Native of Denmark among others.
A Coronet magazine humor tale features a Texas oilman who stops for a hitchhiker. The rider notices thick glasses on the seat and asks if the driver should wear them. The Texan answers that the windshield is ground to his prescription, delivering a punchline about vision and driving.
Painters who keep the Golden Gate Bridge golden are working on electrically driven scaffolds. Installed at nearly $700,000, the scaffold units travel on rails for 4,200 feet along the main span and 1,125 feet along each side span. Woven wire fabric forms a safety net on each unit to catch falling men or material.
The poem reflects on Christmas week as the longest of the year with Santa’s visit, enjoying planning, baking, and holiday prep. The speaker notes aging yet still cherishes holiday rituals and shares memories of clothing sizes and festive tasks.
A reflective exhortation by George Matthe Adams urging acceptance of life’s emergencies health challenges and setbacks while stressing growth integrity and patience. The piece encourages passing on complaints and embracing daily effort to improve oneself and avoid failure with a hopeful call to keep a clear vision toward victory.
A child writes about weekly game nights and hopes to become a good basketball player. He plans to eat more, drink milk, and notes he and Bill are lining up shoveling jobs. They vote to give 10 percent to church and to aid a sick brother.
The Old Testament sets a tenth as a norm for giving to God's work but Jesus emphasizes weightier matters of the law such as justice and mercy. Without a New Testament amount, start with a tenth if able, and give intelligently to ensure funds are used for God’s work. You are responsible for prudent, purposeful generosity aligned with dependence on God.
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