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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
4
In a June 1964 column Frank C. Miles cites John A. Barr of Montgomery Ward noting the firm filed 500,000 forms with agencies last year. Taxes totaled twice 1963 earnings and tripled dividends, illustrating the breadth of government reach across industries.
Federal prosecutors used activation analysis to link illegal liquor seized in New York to a Georgia still. Soil samples from the truck and the Georgia site were analyzed at an Maryland institute, confirming the connection and securing a conviction.
A report says President Lyndon B. Johnson opened reelection efforts but White House associates deny a formal announcement. The piece notes his vigorous campaign style, including outreach to poverty areas, daily speeches, tours for the press, and public optimism about the economy and foreign threats. It argues his campaigning began on day one and questions surprise at a forthcoming decision.
A Chicago Tribune page cites fatalities from the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis and argues the event promotes reckless driving. The piece condemns speed, cites safety officials, notes rising traffic deaths, and questions the race’s value amid ongoing dangers. It also weaves in editorial voices on societal attitudes toward babies and fairy tales.
Thomson Newspapers, Inc lists home delivery and mail rates for Austin Minnesota including 26 weeks and one year options. The notice explains zone based pricing with mail and carrier delivery and indicates change of address instructions for readers.
A 22 car caravan departs Austin in Nelson for Governor bid. Floral Club marks annual meeting led by Mrs C M Hubbard. Red Cedar CAR places marker in Memorial Grove at Todd Park. 4-H enrollment in Mower County reaches 511. CIO Labor Center dedication features Frank Schultz and Ralph Helstein. Carleton College honors Richard Richardson Walter Varco and others as FOE Aerie founders.
Tax implications arise as the new Austin post office building and the sale of the old property shift from federal ownership to private investors. Private ownership places two commercial properties on the local tax rolls for the first time, joining Owatonna and Winona post offices already taxed.
Labor analysts see Goldwater short of the 1964 Republican presidential nomination and mobilize a nationwide campaign in 175000 precincts. The drive would oppose Goldwater at the convention with a broad media push and active union opposition across California and beyond.
Miles A. Smith reviews a work subtitled an autobiographical polemic. Stringfellow recounts his Harlem years as a lawyer and lay churchman, arguing race and poverty condemn northern ghettos, critique churches for mere social work, and warn whites and Negroes about rising tensions and immoderate responses.
Justice Edmund Davies sentences 12 convicted in connection with Britain's great train robbery. The case is framed as a violent crime driven by greed, with jury members and prosecutors cited in coverage.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s top aide George L. Hinman, a 58 year old New York lawyer and national committeeman, is praised as a model party professional. Hinman, who mapped national politics for Rockefeller since 1961, built files on major figures and strategy, shaping campaign efforts across the country.
Dr Brandstadt explains emphysema is non contagious and tied to smoking and pollution. Treatments include early diagnosis, oxygen, postural drainage, inhalers, and breathing exercises. smoking cessation helps life quality. Desensitization needed for hay fever pollen. Placidy not habit forming though may cause side effects.
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