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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
4
The Minnesota Highway Department plans $351.6 million for interstate projects over four years, with $173.5 million in the Twin Cities. The piece argues for more emphasis on long intercity highways rather than costly urban routes to attract travelers through Minnesota.
The piece argues that simply distributing money fails to lift those in poverty. It urges raising educational levels, reducing dropouts, and creating job opportunities as the most effective strategies. Education is framed as the best tool to instill incentives and enable self-improvement.
NEA writer Paul Jones suggests a provocative approach to job interviewing that emphasizes individuality and self confidence. The piece mocks anti social tactics and portrays blunt honesty as a way to appear valuable while hinting at dubious ethics and long term leisure.
An Anoka County Union piece reflects on past Minneapolis and St Paul debates over a shared stadium. It lauds joint efforts since, noting mutual agreements benefit both cities and pressure future cooperation for a single grand venue.
The page lists Thomson Newspapers rates with zone based pricing for home delivery in Austin Minnesota and surrounding areas. It shows weekly, monthly, six month and yearly options for mail and carrier service including zones one two and all other zones. Publisher Frank C Miles oversees office in Austin and change of address notices go to Box 327.
A Kiwanis Club talk features Roy Seemann outlining reasons for low grain prices. The item notes club 33 of the WBA marking its first anniversary with celebrations and other community notices from 20 years ago and 10 years ago.
A political column surveys Goldwater's rising odds for the Republican nomination, Nixon naming Scranton as a potential running mate, and mixed public sentiment toward Johnson. It notes shifting polls, possible Democratic shifts, and doubts about the next four years. Also mentions Rep. Quie's Geneva trip and Mrs Kennedy visiting Margaret McCarthy’s school.
General Maxwell D. Taylor, then commander of the 101st Airborne, recalls D Day June 6 1944. He describes the farmer who offered a bullet and the eerie pre dawn ascent into Nazi occupied France. Taylor later became chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and reflects on the Normandy mission and his career.
General Maxwell D. Taylor recalls D-Day during the Allied invasion of France in 1944. He describes fog, tight V formation planes, red and green lights, rockets and flak, and jumping at about 500 feet as the most dramatic day of his life.
A compilation of Social Security questions and answers from the Austin District Office led by Miss Leonora F. Hise. Topics include retirement benefits averages and income, work while collecting benefits, name changes after marriage, and procedures to obtain new cards. Readers are invited to submit questions through the office or the newspaper.
Seafarers Union leaders in Detroit press for Local 10 recognition as the NLRB schedules a June 8-9 vote among about 2,000 Checker Cab drivers. Hoffa claims broad AFL CIO support, while Wayne County AFL CIO officials publicly back Local 10, signaling a national test of Hoffa’s rank and file appeal.
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