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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
4
The New York Times argues that sugar price hikes reflect protectionist sugar policies and a powerful lobby. It notes artificial high prices from domestic supports, quotas, and a shift to a global quota that failed to curb costs, harming consumers.
A legislative interim commission will prepare a report on Minnesota tax revision for the 1965 session. It will examine replacing the personal property tax and improving the tax climate. Past efforts, including a Freeman proposal and a sales tax movement, show limited success while state costs rise.
Northern Negro organizations push for equality as attention shifts from the South. Chicago analyst Norman Ross notes high segregation in housing and education despite the large black population. The piece critiques northern papers for downplaying racial incidents and warns of potential explosions if events go unreported.
The Des Moines Register notes an error riddled pamphlet disposal under McNamara economy rhetoric and mocks the incident. The Red Wing Republican Eagle reports Wisconsin debates a statewide 21 beer age, cites cross-border impact and Marinette district attorney actions amid youth fatalities linked to beer.
A verse from Ecclesiastes 7 14 urges joy in prosperity and reflection in adversity. Charles Colton adds that constant success only shows one side of the world while hardship reveals its opposite.
The notice states mail delivery in zones over 150 miles from Austin with payment in advance. It mentions weekly pacing and options for six months and one year terms. No specific organizations or dates are provided.
Minnesota traffic updates report that 8.8 miles of Interstate 90 through the state are finished with 29.5 miles under construction from Austin to Stewartville and 8.9 miles toward the Petran farms junction. Contracts for the full route to the South Dakota line are expected by 1968, with right of way battles ongoing in courts.
Victor Riesel reports that secret Castro agents operated from Nassau Montreal and other cities using false purchase fronts to obtain heavy machinery agricultural chemicals and transport equipment for Cuba. U S intelligence warns London and urges action to stop Castro buying strategic materials in the United States.
Dr. Brandstadt cautions against amphetamine and a tranquilizer for weight loss, advises rest and diet. notes pernicious anemia requires maintenance vitamin B12, ongoing monitoring, and no known side effects. He explains household disinfection basics and promotes a published ileostomy manual, with submission details for readers.
In a view of urban growth and farm surpluses, Peter Edson notes how city and rural interests clash over federal aid. The piece cites a Great Shift from rural to urban populations, a Census-backed study on district density shaping voting, and implications for reapportionment and party strategy.
On this date in 1944 Rome was entered by Allied forces and freed from Nazi control. Other noted events include 1777 Continental Congress loan from France, 1893 Anti-Saloon League formation, 1918 Marne defense, 1941 Kaiser Wilhelm death, 1942 Midway attack, and recent incidents in Panmunjom, Wisconsin, and Johnston Island.
The next pope will be the 262nd recognized sovereign of the Catholic Church, though Vatican lists have fluctuated since World War II. Revisions in 1947 and 1961 dropped and added names, clarifying that some popes may be counted from election or coronation. The Vatican has effectively stopped assigning fixed numbers, acknowledging possible errors.
Fairfield Connecticut reports the passing of Rev. Dr. Randolph Ray 76 who conducted thousands of marriages during his 35 years as rector of New York s Little Church Around the Corner He retired in 1958 and died Saturday leaving a legacy in civil and religious ceremonies
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