Bury Hatchet Urged to Aid Taconite Politics in Minnesota
An open letter from J. F. Paulucci urges Republicans and DFL leaders to compromise on a Taconite Constitutional Amendment. He cites plant relocation losses, cites a 70 percent voter preference poll, and proposes a 17 year compromise to avert further political battles ahead of an election.
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Minnesota
J. F. Paulucci
Northeast
Minnesota Organization For Economic Education
New York
Canada
Elmer L. Andersen
DFL
Paulucci
Minneapolis Tribune
Humphrey Calls for Tax Cuts Amid Economic Critique
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey argues unemployment is high, spending low, and investment weak while Kennedy economists claim prosperity. He cites a New York trip with financial leaders and urges swift income tax cuts to spur growth and catch up with Europe, criticizing administration complacency in an election year.
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Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Administration
New York
Stock Exchange
Opinions of Others Two Strikes on the Postal Bill
The editorial argues for broader debate on a postal rate bill approved by the House. It warns that sharp second and third class rate increases could harm newspapers and periodicals, and opposes the Cunningham amendment to deny foreign publications mail for Communist propaganda. It cites a Justice Department memo by Byron R. White on constitutional concerns.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Post Office Department
House
America
Quotation on Contentment and Faith
A Protestant-tinged reflection urges contentment by avoiding money love and trusting divine support. The saying notes happiness comes from mastering desires and grows as one’s needs are met, with a closing attribution to Joseph Addison.
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Joseph Addison
Fragmented OCR Mystery from Local Page
A garbled OCR segment from a local newspaper page yields nonsensical text with scattered fragments and repeated vowels. The readable parts mention no clear events, names, places, dates, or organizations.
Turn Back the Clock Highlights Austin Historical Notes
A compact recap of past events in Austin and Mower County, including B. E. Hughes named as League of Minnesota Municipalities trustees, a big Austin Garden Club display, flour donations from the Red Cross, business ads by Standard Hardware, and local civic milestones such as 4-H leaders gathering, military promotions, school reunions, dental association talks, and Maple Springs Resort change.
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B. E. Hughes
Austin
League of Minnesota
Austin Garden Club
Mower County
National Red Cross
Standard Hardware Co
John S. Healy
Austin Knights of Columbus
Rose Creek
R. R. Roach
Wolcott Hays
Army Air Force
Volstad
Editorial notes on taxes and a quirky miscellany
An editorial discusses state tax patterns and Minnesota consideration of a sales tax, then moves through a collage of notes. It cites weather, driving costs, a mothball tale from Austin, a fisherman slang piece, local shrubbery ordinances, and USIS contest plans for renaming Viet Cong fighters.
Communist Party Spends Money to Support 21 Regional Centers
Victor Riesel reports on a network of 21 regional Communist Party headquarters across the United States, with full-time staff, cars, and telephones, costing an estimated 250000 to 300000 dollars annually. The piece notes extensive nationwide coordination and mentions Attorney General Robert Kennedy's move under the Subversive Activities Control Act.
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Communist Party
New York
Manhattan
U.S
Community Party
Alaska
Cuba
Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Tri-State
Robert Kennedy
FBI
President Must Take Action Amid Stock Crash
Sylvia Porter argues the Kennedy era stock plunge stems from inflated 1961 prices and investor fear. She urges President Kennedy to clarify government-business ties, reassure industry, and pursue balanced tax relief to ease the profit squeeze and prevent further market damage.
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U.S
Kennedy
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Woman Finds Glasses in Freezer After Misplacing Them
Omega Georgia. Mrs. Earl Tolbert misplaced her glasses and later found they were in the home freezer while searching for hard to find packages. No injuries reported.
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Omega, Ga
Earl Tolbert
JFK limits reality by canceling a newspaper subscription
Washington columnist details President Kennedy and aides underestimating daily newspaper work. The piece explains how a 310 page edition is produced, including linotype mistakes, makeup delays, and last minute insertions. It argues newspapers function through coordinated effort and cites White House actions as misguided.
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White House
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times
Leaving Austin School Board Conflict Cited by Former Teacher
Wilbur Funk explains his departure as a result of the bond issue vote and school board changes. He defends the board and administration, rejects claims of teacher fear, and urges community focus on the common good as Austin remains a strong city.
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Austin
Wilbur E. Funk
1506
Ave
Acne scarring and ingrown toenail questions answered
The doctor notes acne may leave scars after adolescence and suggests delaying cosmetic treatment. Ingrown toenails arise from pressure, and pointed shoes can worsen the condition if toes are constricted. The expert suggests wearing proper footwear to avoid pressure.
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D.C
Dr. Mother
S.W
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