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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that while some firms oppose the Truth in Packaging bill now before Congress, embracing clear front panel labeling could benefit honest companies. It cites fear of government controls and suggests publicizing compliance to deter gimmicks and reduce the bill’s necessity.
The Atlanta Constitution questions the Georgia right to work law arguing it may hinder economic progress. Citing Milton Nadworny the piece notes nine non law states attracted most new manufacturing investment in 1961 and wages lag behind national averages in the right to work states.
The Chicago Daily News argues that tax rules favor charitable giving by the wealthy and questions socialization of the economy. The Minneapolis Star analyzes strategic missile buildup, noting Minuteman, Titan, Atlas, Polaris deployments and the risk of overkill with a growing armory.
A compact reflection quotes Isaiah 40 6 8 about all flesh being grass and beauty fading. It then invokes Dr Samuel Johnson urging to seize the fleeting hour and improve each moment before life ends.
A postal notice outlines that mail delivery within a 150 mile radius of Austin requires advance payment. The fragmented text mentions zones, MO? and multi-year terms, indicating strict prepayment for distant delivery services.
A tug of war over the Cedar River is planned as an entertainment feature of the Izaak Walton League state convention on June 14 and 15. A county gas tax road petition from Adolpho and Lansing townships seeks a direct east link from Corning to Highway 40. Bathers are warned away from the Charles Fox bridge. Mr and Mrs George Schwartz observe their 30th wedding anniversary with five sons in the armed services. Rev Francis McMahon delivered a graduation address at St Augustine High School. The city council denies a roller rink on the old warehouse site on East Oakland Avenue. Mrs L Sheedy of Austin is installed as third VP of the AMA women’s auxiliary in New York. William Garbisch is reelected second VP of Dairyland Power Cooperative at the LaCrosse meeting. Dr and Mrs B J Cranwell are cited by the Minnesota Heart Association for public spirit in fighting heart disease.
The piece notes Kennedy's hoped 1963 $13.6 billion tax cut target slipping to late June with final passage unlikely before October. It covers tax reform delays, a Pope John XXIII reminiscence, the growing wig trade including colored styles, Austin Downtown Plaza plans, and a graduation anecdote about leadership and followership.
In the West ranchers report average weekly wages for fruit workers soared in a short season with loaders at 337.02 dollars and packers at 242.75 in 1962. They blame labor scarcity and the blocked bracero program, warning higher costs if imports stay restricted and automation grows.
Doctor W G Brandstadt urges barefoot walking when weather permits to strengthen foot muscles and arches. Avoid early shoes, tight stockings, and nails or sharp objects on walking surfaces. Regularly check flexible soles, trim nails straight, bathe feet daily, and encourage long daily walks.
AP reports debt totals rise across private individuals governments and corporations. Margin rules require cash for half of purchases with the rest on credit as the federal debt surpasses the 305 billion ceiling and may be raised again before summer.
The piece argues the right wing is not a fringe force, citing defeats of federal wheat controls, state anti civil rights resistance, and state constitutional amendments. It notes early Conservative Action groups and BIPAC backing to bolster GOP aims, while warning the movement remains a minority with broad but scattered influence nationwide.
Dr Edward C Welsh warns space defense could mirror a football loss of balance while Sen Harry F Byrd predicts disaster from prolonged free world aid. Dr Manuel Urrutia Lleo cites unrest under Castro and former heavyweight champ Jack Starkey comments on Davey Moore’s death.
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