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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1961

Page

3

Republicans urge full scale attack on Kennedy fiscal plan

Eisenhower rallied GOP leaders to oppose what he calls fiscal irresponsibility in Kennedy’s programs. He warned inflation could trigger a 1929 style crash, while party chairman Miller projected a large next year deficit if housing education and other New Frontiers spending moves pass Congress. Treasury Secretary Dillon estimated a 3.7 billion deficit next year. Senators Case and Williams doubted a tax cut while Kennedy seeks expanded space defense welfare education and housing funding.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Kennedy William E. Miller Congress Miller Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y New York Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Dillon Clifford P. Case R-N.j Harrison A. Williams Jr D-N.j Case Williams

Wagner and 23 New York officials defend administration on TV

Mayor Robert F. Wagner and 23 city department heads faced two hours of questions on a Newark television program in an election year defense. Wagner denied complacency and cited steps against misconduct while officials discussed school administration failures and inspector dishonesty cases.

NEW York Robert F. Wagner Peter J. Reidy Rockefeller Louis J. Lefkowitz

Break in Lock at Wheeler Dam Hinders Saturn Booster Move

A damaged lock at Wheeler Dam on the Tennessee River blocks the transport of NASA’s Saturn booster. The barge built to haul the rocket from Redstone Arsenal to Cape Canaveral cannot pass until repairs are finished, potentially taking months. NASA and Marshall Space Flight Center seek a practical solution to reroute or repair the plan.

Huntsville Ala National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cape Canaveral Fla Florida Redstone Arsenal Wheeler Dam TVA Tennessee Ohio Mississippi Marshall Space Flight Center NASA Washington

Across the Counter Highlights Life or Death Insurance Needs

A business-focused story stresses why life or death coverage matters for owners and employees. It outlines risks, presents scenarios where insurance prevents ruin, and calls for reviewing policies to safeguard enterprises and families.

Couples Repeat Wedding Vows for Second Time in LA

About 200 couples in Los Angeles renewed their marriage vows at Christ Church, each receiving a white lapel ribbon for the groom and artificial flowers for the bride. The June mass remarriage, led by Dr. Ernest C. Wilson, drew couples married from 25 years to six months and featured the organ rendition of the wedding march.

Los Angeles Christ Church Ernest C. Wilson

Port directors debate overseas promotion impact

Chicago report notes L. C. Purdey of Toledo Ohio travelled to Europe last winter to gauge reactions to mail promotions for Great Lakes ports. Many recipients assumed the pamphlets were from Toledo Spain, prompting questions about the outreach strategy.

Chicago Great Lakes L. C. Purdey Toledo Ohio Europe Spain

Humphrey urges land reforms to curb Latin American unrest

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey argues that providing land, housing, and education through cooperatives and credit unions can head off Communist influence in Latin America. He notes Congress funded 600 million dollars for Latin aid, with a large share for nongovernmental credit and land reform. He says reforms are needed where land is concentrated and peasants lack property. He cautions tougher action against governments resisting change.

Richard P. Powers Associated Press Special Service Washington Hubert H. Humphrey D- Minn Latin America Humphrey Kennedy White House Congress

First rail bridge across Mississippi opens at Davenport

Dav enport Iowa marks the completion of the first railway bridge over the Mississippi River in 1856. The historic span connects rail lines and accelerates trade as observers hail a major engineering milestone in mid nineteenth century America.

Davenport Iowa

Toy Merchandising Corp Seeks Local Operators in Mankato Area

An employment notice offers a weekly self service Toy Shop display program for markets and stores. Participants manage weekly toy swaps for profit, requiring only a few hours weekly. Applicants must be sober honest and have a car, with responses sent to the Toy Merchandising Corp in Woodside New York.

Mankato Fairmont TOY Merchandising Corp 58Th Street Woodside New York

Education for Handicapped Thrives in Miami School

In Southwest Miami High School, 12 severely handicapped students learn via a televised program run by the Dade County Board of Public Instruction. The class use includes history biology English plans, with close seating for vision impaired students and lip reading for deaf students. Braille texts and specialized equipment aid their academic work.

Miami, Fla Mildred George Richard Southwest Miami High School Dade County Board of Public Instruction Council of Jewish Women Southwest High

Man Jailed After Bar Fight in Rome Iowa

In Mount Pleasant Iowa one man is jailed and another injured after a tavern altercation at Kay's Place in Rome Saturday night. Robert Wayne Musgrove 25 of Rome is charged with assault with intent to commit murder and bound over to the grand jury with a $10,000 bond. Clifford Manning 35 of Mount Pleasant was stabbed and listed in good condition at Burlington hospital. Sheriff Van Tuyl said details are unclear and Manning will be interviewed Tuesday.

Mount Pleasant Iowa Burlington Rome Robert Wayne Musgrove Kay's Clifford Manning Musgrove Manning Burlington Hospital Russell van Tuyl

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