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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
4
A conservative Republican group led by Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower urges dropping the 1970 deadline for a moon landing. They argue the goal was a Cold War instrument, warn of astronomical costs and health risks to astronauts, and call Congress to reassess funding priorities and permit longer timelines.
The piece argues a heightened communist risk in Southeast Asia demanding a full policy review. It notes President Johnson's order for top military and diplomatic leaders to meet in Honolulu to reassess the region after a year of optimistic yet deteriorating reports from South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, and warns against a Korea-like expansion.
Harold Stassen told the National Press Club he runs not to win but to advance issues and public understanding. He sees public life as a winning life and notes his campaigns serve as a platform to develop ideas despite likely losses.
In Milwaukee the Garbage Collection Laborers Independent Union has requested city council change the job title from garbage collection laborer to combustible field man. The piece argues naming shifts reflect evolving roles and status, with playful comparisons across occupations and a brief royal birth joke about Princess Margaret.
The page mixes a quotation from Proverbs and excerpts from newspapers with a postal subscription table for Austin Minnesota. It includes a Frank C. Miles publisher line, change of address notice, and a long block of editorial opinions from CHICAGO TRIBUNE and WALL STREET JOURNAL reflecting on society and culture.
J Fosse president of the Independent Union of All Workers introduces Congressmen F H Shoemaker who speaks to 300 at Union Hall Mrs J H Pekarna elected president of the Southeast ern District Dental Society women’s auxiliary Austin’s reorganized city band debuts in new uniforms at Galloway Park plus note on 20 years ago war finance quota and 4 H honors and final DAR meeting theme Prefaces to Peace at YWCA 10 years ago robot project and scholarships and BA degrees from Luther College
A collage of satirical notes touches on automation replacing unskilled labor, olive industry jargon, a quirky trigger about Sam Shark and Fischbein Co, Shriver and the War on Poverty, and a weather report praising Rhode Island Alaska and Nevada. It also notes sunglasses quotes, billiards loans, polyunsaturated fats, a grim medical quip about Beethoven, and Soviet match production moves near Moscow.
In California the Rockefeller wave gains momentum after Oregon, raising the possibility that Barry Goldwater faces a strong challenge in the June 2 primary. California Republicans show growing excitement and a robust precinct organization as Rockefeller circles the battlegrounds.
Goldwater battles two setbacks as Rockefeller momentum grows in California and across the nation. He defends his orthodoxy with Eisenhower and Nixon references while moderates drift toward Rockefeller. Johnson and Pearson met in New York for 30 minutes as fund raising continued. Pacific Intermountain Express declares a 15 cent quarterly dividend payable July 1.
Answers explain monthly benefit eligibility for part time work and ahead filing options. It covers splitting checks for a spouse, notice for address changes, calculation responsibilities at the district and Baltimore offices, and broader protections beyond retirement including disability and survivors benefits. Readers can submit questions to the Austin District Office or via the newspaper.
On June 1 1813 Captain James Lawrence mortally wounded declares Don't give up the ship as Chesapeake falls to the British near Boston. Kentucky joins the Union in 1792 and Tennessee follows in 1796.
Editor's note invites brief letters. A reader rants against Sundays and holidays openings for groceries, arguing locally owned stores can handle emergencies and that workers should not sacrifice worship and family time. Calls for shopping before Sunday so all can have a day of their own.
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs William Bundy departed London for New Delhi following discussions with British Foreign Secretary Richard A. Butler on the deteriorating Southeast Asia situation.
Washington experts summarize an unpublished report on Soviet cybernetics and its plan to hook industry, government, and agriculture to nationwide computer networks. The study foresees growing automation by the 1970s with centralized Gosplan centers and widespread information systems across republics.
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