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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
9
In a retrospective portrait the aged Apostle John reflects on Jesus as the Word and light. He recalls his fiery youth, exile on Patmos, and the 20 pivotal days of Jesus ministry, framing Christmas as the revelation of divine love overcoming darkness.
An Austin Minnesota Herald piece from December 20 1963 reflects on John the Apostle in exile under Roman rule. It portrays early Christian resilience in Ephesus amid oppression and presents John as the prologue to the gospel's divine message.
The aged “son of thunder” while near death recalls worship in Ephesus and preaches love as the core message. John’s gospel ends with the vast claim that if all Jesus deeds were written, the world could not contain them. The story culminates in a Christmas of meaning and reunification through love.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara lauds John F. Kennedy as graceful under pressure in CBS Reports interview. Cabinet members Rusk Wirtz Dillon and the late president are featured discussing Kennedy’s accomplishments and leadership. Danny Thomas leaves CBS for NBC with five annual specials in a long term deal while Jack Benny negotiates CBS schedule changes.
U.S. small firms increasingly build foreign plants or license American products abroad as part of a surge in overseas activity. In the first half of 1963, 348 new foreign units were created, with 53 percent of three year total activity in licensing or new establishments. Britain, Canada, Japan, West Germany, France, and Italy account for most of the activity. New York, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, California, Michigan, and New Jersey host two thirds of home offices.
The five day forecast shows temperatures averaging 8 to 16 degrees below normal through Wednesday. Normal lows range from 3 below to 5 above in the north and 5 to 12 above in the south, while highs run 17 to 24 north and 24 to 29 south. Snow is possible in scattered light amounts less than .10 inch melted, mainly in the extreme west, with continued cold and slight midweek moderation.
Rhode Island Hawaii Connecticut and Massachusetts boast the best records in holding down auto deaths. An AP survey found a constant safety effort in each state with factors such as urbanized areas newer expressways and regular speed checks credited for lower fatalities. Hawaii benefits from media emphasis and public safety campaigns while Oahu’s low speed limits reduce risk. Rhode Island reports 9.9 per 100 000 with minimal high speed traffic and strong enforcement.
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