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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
4
The Austin Daily Herald describes its mission as fair and impartial, serving agriculture labor and industry without demagoguery or bias. It notes its long history since 1901 and its role as a daily newspaper in Austin Minnesota with a business manager listed.
A sunny June day uplifts spirits but Bellevue near Des Moines reports a fatal two car collision killing three adults and injuring three children. The tragedy underscores ongoing calls for safe driving as vacation traffic rises.
A Brooklyn born speaker recalls choosing right over crime, noting many youths in 1960s slums lack schooling and work. Studies show 16 to 21 year olds in blighted areas are largely out of school and unemployed, with high dropouts facing bleak prospects. Conant and others link roots to weak education and discrimination. decisive action is needed to prevent wasted potential and social breakdown.
Dr Walter Judd congressman from Minneapolis criticizes President Kennedy for indecision and overreliance on professors. He says Kennedy offers a split Cuba Laos and foreign aid policy and lacks a clear national direction. Judd urges Kennedy to define the path for the nation.
The piece cautions that President Kennedys proposed tax reform faces stiff congressional opposition and could face delays. It outlines proposed limits on travel and entertainment deductions, including caps on gifts and meals, and warns these changes could trigger a chilling effect on business travel and conventions.
A compilation of light vignettes from Austin Minnesota and nearby, with humorous observations on aging gadgets, household scenes, and local life. Jokes about old dishwashers, a red headed woodpecker, a mosquito season preview, and local figures including Gabby Weiss and Clarence Dugan appear alongside reflections on Kennedy and public life.
Lawrence weighs former President Eisenhower's tribute to the Joint Chiefs and scathing domestic critique aimed at the Kennedy era. He notes the call for individualism, fiscal restraint, and opposition to centralized power, warning inflation could influence the next election.
Dr Molner explains that fear of blood stems from primal instincts and that most people, including doctors, overcome jitters through reason and adaptation. He notes surgery has shifted from pain to care and that gradual understanding helps lessen anxiety about sight or thought of blood.
Victor Riesel reports Castro’s tractor pledge faces delays as plants must produce two machines daily and labor shortages slow output. He warns of long prisoner exchanges and risks to families of freedom fighters left awaiting returns, with aid lines potentially cut.
A grain of rice engraved by an Armenian craftsman is sent from Moscow Radio to mark the Khrushchev Kennedy meeting. The tiny artwork shows the Statue of Liberty New York skyline and a bridge across the Bering Strait with the inscription in English and Russian calling for peace between the USSR and USA.
Cipriano Hernandez, 42, a member of the Corona school board and a supervisor for California Electric Power Co., graduated from the local evening high school. He left school in 1937 to go to work and completed his education at graduation exercises addressed by the man Hernandez had defeated for office.
Rates listed for single copies and home delivery in Austin with various terms. Includes carrier and mail options for zones around Austin, with prices per week, three months, six months, and yearly terms.
The notice states Zone 1 rate will apply for subscription service to personnel in the United States and armed forces in all areas including APOs and FPOs. It specifies eligible subscribers are service personnel and outlines coverage across U S territories and overseas military mail.
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