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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
4
The Supreme Court delayed a decision on extending federal minimum wage and overtime rules to 3.4 million city and state workers including police and firefighters. Justices ordered reargument in the fall amid divided views on federal versus state power. A ruling is expected by year end.
The Minnesota Bankers Assn joins the American Dairy Assn to salute the dairy industry during June. MBA President G M Pieschel notes banks will again display dairy themed windows and offer samples as part of the statewide effort. Minnesota has over 34 000 dairy farms, $661 million in 1974 income, 890 000 cows producing 1.38 billion pounds milk, ranking fourth in the nation.
The Economist reports Spain seeks higher pay and defense upgrades in a renewed U.S. bases pact while Franco resists ceding control. Spain cites NATO recognition and Azores refueling limits as leverage amid Portugal and Denmark opposition avenues.
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt notes high teen joblessness and scarce summer openings. It urges self help by youths to seek work like car repairs, painting, debris cleanup, and local odd jobs as the economy limits public programs. It warns the trend may worsen for black teens.
Carroll Binder addressed the 69th annual commencement at Austin High School praising world cooperation after a San Francisco conference. A remote controlled 36 inch scale sailboat model built by Howard Anderson at East Side Lake wins attention. The 1964 Mower County Fair ranks 85th among North American fairs per International Fair figures.
President Ford debates deficit goals and tax rebates as defense cuts meet White House resistance. Secret talks with Republican leaders reveal defense reductions under fire. Schlesinger objects to deep cuts, while a broader push seeks to extend rebates and curb spending.
The article argues that in 1961 the CIA under Dulles and Kennedy may have contracted Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana and associates John Roselli for a plan to assassinate Fidel Castro, with Mafia connections across Florida and unions. It questions President Kennedy and Attorney General Bobby Kennedy's knowledge and calls for full disclosure from Colby’s era files.
The Williams Fund Golf Day at Austin Country Club on June 10 offers a 1975 Pinto Runabout as the prize for a hole in one on No. 7 and draws 144 golfers in a 1% hole shotgun start. Proceeds benefit the Williams Fund for intercollegiate programs at the University of Minnesota.
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