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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
6
The United States hosts more than 1,000 health insurance companies offering varied health coverage options across states. Industry analysts note competition shapes plan choices and premiums for consumers nationwide.
A dense listing details daytime and evening programs across multiple channels including Newlywed Game The Doctors Dream Girl Secret Storm Match Game Urban Issues Compass Bart's Clubhouse Leave It To Beaver Candid Camera and CBS News, alongside film and late-night slots. It highlights show names, times, and sequence with cross-referenced repeats.
A partial TV schedule shows programs like Days of Our Lives and House Party alongside news blocks, cartoons, and old series such as The Wild Wild West Tarzan Time Tunnel Hogan's Heroes and The Avengers. The fragment includes times and channel notes for Friday and references weather and late-night Nitecap.
A fragmented listing shows a daytime NBC schedule with shows such as The Morning Clubhouse Beverly Hillbillies Jeopardy and The Fugitive plus Talkette segments and mid day news Eye Guess and Memos From Mary Bea.
Dr Meredith Freeman assistant academic dean at Mankato State announces two federal grants totaling 15908 dollars. A 13208 dollar grant funds curricula in medical technology and physical therapy under coordinator Leonard Ford. A second 2700 dollar grant covers instructional scientific equipment bought under Robert E Gebert.
Features on Outward Bound Schools offering rugged survival courses in Colorado North Carolina Oregon Minnesota and Maine with tuition around 400 and scholarships. Also reports on gender differences per Stanford data and the Exposition 67 music ambassadors traveling abroad, plus a playful note on tire sidewall designs using quilts.
The Back Door in the Hyde Building basement offers folk and folk rock acts with amplified instruments discouraged. Local audiences of college students and faculty enjoy performances from area acts while Simon and Garfunkel and Bob Dylan records play between sets. Open 8 p.m. to midnight on select nights, admission 50 cents.
New York skin specialist Georgette Klinger opened a dedicated salon for young people next to the mothers’ clinic to encourage teens to share beauty concerns with a trusted advisor. The concept aims to normalize discussions of skin issues among youths.
The article chronicles a surge in community tutorial programs across colleges, with over 1,200 institutions and more than 250,000 students tutoring underprivileged children. It highlights techniques like Imagination Walk, role-play, word exchanges, and one-to-one mentoring, noting improved reading and motivation while acknowledging challenges in maintaining authority.
Tony Roig former Washington Senators third baseman belts a two run double to lift the Nishi tetsu Lions to a 2 1 win over the Nankai Hawks in a Pacific League game in Tokyo.
In Grand Junction Colorado Bacone’s nine hit safely except one as the Indians defeat Odessa Texas 10 to 4 to claim the National Junior College baseball championship.
A June 2, 1967 item highlights several students from Austin area schools including Joanne Simmon Kathy Sanders Glenda Allen Jo and Colleen Smith Bruce Henricks Sheri Nauss Lynne Wells and David Brewster photographer. The piece appears in the Austin Minn Herald.
France faces a historic debate as Minister Francois Missoffe unveils a 50 page white paper on youth. The study, covering money, education, work, leisure and attitudes, notes large under twenty and under twenty five populations, with 63 percent saving money and 60,000 unattached workers over twenty.
The Lee Broadcasting Corp. received FCC authority to merge into Lee Enterprises in Davenport effective June 30. Lee Enterprises will acquire KGLO and KLO TV in Mason City Iowa KHQ TV and radio in Quincy Illinois WTAD in Hannibal Missouri and KEYC TV in Mankato Minnesota. Philip D. Adler will be president and Walter W. White executive vice president.
Rodney L. Gunderson 80, of Mr and Mrs Louis Gunder Brownsdale, earned a B A in political science at St Olaf College Northfield and received a 2nd Lt commission in the U S Air Force He plans to enroll in Mankato State College graduate school this summer
Detroit executives discuss a potential two seater Mach 2 from Ford and American Motors AMX as rival entries to European sports cars. Analysts estimate both could price around 4000 to 6000 dollars and speculate on market viability and timing for 1968.
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