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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues against a Kennedy proposal for tax incentives to support political contributions. It warns such incentives could flood the system with deductions, reduce revenue, and distort behavior, favoring longer campaigns and higher costs. It favors campaign length limits to curb expenses and inform voters.
Veteran Minnesota congressman Walter H. Judd announces his reelection bid after strong voter urging. After a brief earlier retirement pledge on April 9, he resumes candidacy citing public demand and his long service in foreign affairs.
The piece contrasts farm machinery trends from 25 million horses and mules and 250,000 tractors to 3 million and 5 million respectively, with a Chicago Daily News note on female intellect and future genius. MIT biologist John Rader Platt argues women with high intellect may reshape talent pools, while the need to identify and nurture budding Einsteins rests on parents and teachers.
The eternal God is your dwelling place with everlasting arms beneath you. A call to trust in divine protection and purpose as conveyed through Deuteronomy and a Samuel Johnson meditation on direction and origin.
Activities across Minnesota towns include 55 Mower and eastern Freeborn County farmers joining a state pork contest, Austin pupils winning penmanship awards, DAR members closing a season at the Austin Country Club, and a St Olaf Hospital graduates program with Rev. Jansen address. A 19 member Mayor Rockne committee shapes flag week plans as rural schools buy US bonds, and youths join summer events, a Druwald Germany camp volunteer, a live grenade discovery near Spring Valley, plus a $1500 jackpot on a Chicago radio program.
Prolonged strike by the Minneapolis Tribune and Star leaves readers without a hometown paper. Surveys show shoppers and merchants suffer sales declines and rely on out-of-town sources while residents miss news, ads, and obituaries from the paper.
A dispute between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local and the Operating Engineers over digging holes and setting poles at the McConnell Air Force Base Titan II sites slowed work by up to 75 percent. Deliveries of special equipment and wires were stalled despite White House and Labor Department involvement. an agreed plan on May 17 aimed to assign tasks alternately, but crews remained at odds.
The piece discusses broad tax cut proposals for corporations and individuals as a test of public reaction in Washington. It cites rising concerns about a sluggish economy, a potential recession, and the possibility that a large tax reduction could accelerate growth, with officials like Dr. Walter Heller advocating exploration of tax relief.
In Nogales Sonora Mexico Telephone employees struck and formed picket lines around the company building. As temperatures hit 82 degrees the pickets moved across the street and paced beneath shade trees.
Washington observers recall 1929 stock market crash and early optimism. Government officials claimed fundamentals were sound as fear rose, with debates over tariffs, taxation, and policy response. Hoover sought confidence through measures while Congress hesitated, leading to a pivotal shift with FDR’s election.
Dear Dr. Mother answers reader queries on bronchial trouble causes and treatments. Topics include bronchiectasis signs, chest X-ray use, smoking effects, sinus issues, ear wax, thyroid/heart problems, and dust exposure. Also covers worry affecting hearing, ear noises, trichomonas versus gonococcus, and age-related skin spots.
An 18 member advisory council of Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish clergymen serves the National Association of Manufacturers to develop programs helping young people find employment.
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