Humphrey Logical Candidate for Vice President
The Austin Daily Herald favors Senator Hubert Humphrey as the logical Democratic vice presidential choice over Senator Eugene McCarthy. The paper cites Humphrey’s growth, international and domestic grasp, and balance for a northern liberal ticket, while noting Republicans would prefer other opponents.
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Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
McCarthy
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Kennedy
Inhumanity to Dogs Prompted By Winter Cruelty Issues
The Mower County Humane Society notes four to five winter calls daily about dogs kept outdoors without shelter in freezing weather. A Minnesota law requires outdoor dogs to have windproof, moistureproof shelter with bedding and a raised floor. The group urges humane treatment and compliance with minimum housing standards.
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The
Mower County
Humane Society
Christmas Festival at Austin High School Rings In Season
The Christmas Festival presented at the Austin High School auditorium confirmed the holiday season with a 225 voice choir and 75 piece orchestra. The art theme Christmas Bells was colorful and original, and the event showcased the combined efforts of the Austin High School Choir the Junior College Choir the High School Prep Choir and the art department. The piece emphasized the festival as a community gathering linking all town segments during the holidays and signaling the season’s arrival as a cherished custom, much like the Christmas tree and street lights.
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Austin High School
Controversy Over Bowling Style in Cricket Sparks Debate
A lively dispute in English speaking cricket circles questions if bent-arm throwing should be legal for bowlers. The London Observer consults an expert who warns such a change would alter cricket’s essence and render past records meaningless, similar to baseball history. The piece notes how legalized pitching might spread internationally.
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London Observer
America
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Reverence for God Commands and Fear Him
A devotional pairing cites Jeremiah 7 23 and James Fordyce urging obedience to God for well being. The remarks frame divine authority and reverence as the path to security.
A Time to Heal and Build Up
A reflective note from Vivian Y Laramore stating no fear for tomorrow after shutting yesterday’s door and embracing today. The verse pairs themes of healing, breaking down, and rebuilding with quiet resolve.
Austin newspaper subscription and delivery rates notice
Community newspaper notice lists Thomson Newspapers Austin Minnesota address and carrier, mail zones, and subscription rates. It outlines single copy pricing, home delivery for Austin and outlying areas, and advance payment terms for monthly and quarterly periods.
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Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Austin
Minn
Frank C. Miles
Minnesota
Turn Back the Clock and Local See-Saw Roster Changes
Jack Smith elected worshipful master of Fidelity Lodge No. 39 Masons. L. L. Phillips named president at annual Austin Izaak Walton League election. CWA dam work at Wildwood Park LeRoy approved by county commissioners. Herald staff Christmas party hosted at Fox Hotel by Rasmussen and Skinner couples. Cpl. Paul Daly and wife return to Ft Jackson after 10 day fur lough with Daly family. Kiwanians hear George Vance on Christmas tolerance and brotherly love. Jerome Nentl appointed assistant superintendent Trans Missouri at Miles City. Hormel can plant output halved by strike. Mrs Olaf Johnson presides at St Peters Rosary Society Rose Creek.
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Jack Smith
Fidelity Lodge of Masons
L. L. Phillips
Austin
Izaak Walton League
CWA
Wildwood Park
LeRoy
Herald
Fox Hotel
H. E. Rasmussen
J. H. Skinner
Cpl
Paul Daly
Ft. Jackson
8. C
W Daly
S. Main
George Vance
Jerome J. Nentl
Iowa-Southern Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Trans-Missouri
Miles City
Mont
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Can
Indust
Olaf Johnson
St. Peter’s Rosary Society
Rose Creek
Time-saving devices fade as car history and Xmas debate swirl
The piece contrasts a vanished Motoring era with 2000 US car names and recalls the Stanley Steamer while noting Salvation Army kettle trends and a long history of the Xmas versus Christmas usage. It explains X as an ancient Christian monogram symbol linked to Christ and early catacomb art.
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Studebaker
America
United States
Hudson
Essex
Maxwell
Nash
Jordan
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Haynes
Hupmobile
Reo
Christ
Lescus
Christos
Xpistos
Jesous Christos
Theou Hyios
Jesus Christ
Son of
God
Savior
Rome
Doctor Answers Hodgkin's Disease Heredity and Treatments
Dr Brandstadt explains Hodgkin's is not hereditary and may be localized or widespread. cobalt irradiation can help in some cases and newer drugs like cyclophosphamide and vincristine may improve symptoms temporarily but no cure is guaranteed. Other questions cover Equanitrate dosing, nephrosclerosis linked to long-standing hypertension, and Neo Cortes ear drops with rare cortisone side effects.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Cambodia Needs Help Why Bite Helping Hand
Washington report examines why Cambodia rejected American aid amid a complex international tangle. It notes Cambodia’s size and population, the good but evolving U S aid program, and the potential loss of education and development projects if aid ends.
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Cambodia
Washington
NEA
New Jersey
Burma
U.S
America
France
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanoukville
Phnom Penh
U.S. Public Roads Administration
Sihanouk
Liquor Advertising Sparks Christmas Observance Debate
A reader laments billboard bans on liquor ads amid Christmas observance concerns. The letter notes liquor sponsors fund much advertising, yet some outlets resist liquor ads, arguing alcoholic drinking remains a social issue worth scrutinizing.
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Minneapolis
YM Tries to Give Straight Answers to Religion Questions
Religion in the News features The YMCA addressing hard questions about faith and belief. George W. Cornell explains how the organization seeks clear, direct responses to readers’ inquiries on religious topics.
YMCA’s World Book Department Promotes Interdenominational Publishing
The Y’s Book Department markets dozens of titles yearly, with a broad nonsectarian stance under Association Press. New director Rev. Dr. Stanley I. Stuber takes charge in January, succeeding James Riehmulder who resigns to join Stackpole Co. The program aids youth and lay readers with practical religious guidance.
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Y’s
Association Press
Stanley I. Stuber
Jefferson City
James Riehmulder
The
Stackpole Co
Harrisburg
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Laramore
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Peter Edson
Canada
Prince Sihanouk
Associated Press
England
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Moscow
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Germany
Belgium
U.S. Air Force
Moses Lake
Wash
Iran
Mohammed Mossadesh
American Airlines
Britain
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People's Pulpit
the Herald
George W. Cornell
Young Men's Christian Association
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YMCA
Wih
Rietmulder
Dr. Stuber
Missouri Council of Churches
Vatican Eccumenical Council
C. H. Johnson
6Th Ave. NE
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Austin Association For Retarded Children
National Association For Retarded Children
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Narc Research Fund
Park Avenue South
New York
Rolf Torgrimson
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