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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1960

Page

4

Austin Daily Herald Overview andMission Statement

The Austin Daily Herald, established November 9 1891 and issued daily except Sunday, serves Austin Minnesota. It highlights impartial coverage for agriculture labor and industry and notes Associated Press membership with editors and managers listed.

Austin Daily Herald Austin Mins Associated Press H. E. Rasmussen Geraldine Rasmussen The Herald

Rockefeller blasts Nixon as nomination fight heats up

Rockefeller reenters the presidential race with a sharp critique of Vice President Nixon signaling a bid for the presidency and party leadership. The move adds drama to a convention once seen as Nixon's to lose and foreshadows a livelier GOP battle than expected. The piece ends with biblical and wise sayings.

Love Nelson Rockefeller Richard Nixon Nixon Rockefeller New York

Decline of Big Cities Across the Nation Puts Good Life On Suburbs

The article notes census data showing New York Chicago Minneapolis and other large cities losing population as suburbs and smaller cities gain appeal. It cites automobiles, traffic, labor markets and regional amenities as factors pushing residents toward hinterlands and the so called good life.

New York Chicago Minneapolis Philadelphia

Opinions of Others Relating to Cuba and Khrushchev Invitation

A New York Times opinion piece notes two recent events highlighting strained U.S. Cuba relations. It cites Cuba inviting Premier Khrushchev and recalls the State Department summary of deteriorating ties, criticizing Castro's anti-US campaign while acknowledging Cuba's reform goals.

Cuba Khrushchev Hisenhower State Department Premier Castro Castro United States Soviet Russia China NEW York Times

Non-Cancellable Auto Insurance Policy Introduced

A new policy guarantees cancellation protection for up to five years for liability coverage with limited exceptions. Safe drivers receive discounts while drivers with multiple or high-cost accidents incur higher premiums. the plan aims to curb fear of cancellation and rising rates.

York State Ilinois Ohio Robert Leys Leys New York Ley

A Flag Day Reflection and Market Note

A Chicago department store anecdote sparks thoughts on patriotism and Flag Day June 14. The piece contrasts past wartime zeal with modern display of unity through the flag and notes GEO. A. Hormel & Co. reports strong first half net income of 1,915,495 amid seasonal packing industry fluctuations.

GEO. A. Hormel & Co

Reconnaissance Flights Debate in Cold War Press

Washington pundits warn that stalled U2 flights could tilt the Cold War balance in Khrushchev's favor. Sen John Stennis cites a Soviet expert arguing sovereignty limits airspace but not unarmed flights, asserting U2s are nonmilitary surveillance.

Washington Nikita Khrushchev Russia United States

Fellowship and Sin Breaks with God and U2 Surveillance

A Clarion question on sin and fellowship explains that true sons may lose daily joy until confession restores fellowship. The piece contrasts Christian life with space age tensions, noting U2 reconnaissance flights defend America while exploring global air space and sovereignty.

God W.C

Parisian Robbery Nets Over 80000 In Jewels And Furs

Paris region burglars stole jewels furs and cash worth more than 80000 from deserted homes during the Whitsun holiday period. Police identify targets as vacant houses during the long weekend.

Paris

Electronics Launching a New Era in Labor-Management Relations

Victor Riesel reports Westinghouse in Baltimore uses internal communications to share company news with workers. The program includes a telephone network, Newsgrams, home letters, and yearly goals, with no layoffs despite government contract shifts. Managers and unions praise the cooperative approach amid expanding aircraft and missile divisions.

Electronics Westinghouse Gayer Ornance B. M. Brown Baltimore The Hall Syndicate, Inc

Puzzle Clues Point to City Names and Phrases

A compact puzzle clue set hints at a German city, waterfalls, a Russian city, an ancient wicked city, a term for wayward, a natural fat term and a comparative for costlier with a final line mentioning SPAPER ENTERPRISE A66N.

Germany

Soviet research ship heads to four month Atlantic cruise

The Mikhail Lomonosov has departed on a four month voyage into the northwest Atlantic. Tass reports the vessel is part of a seven ship fleet studying the meeting of the warm Gulf Stream and the cold Cabot current.

Moscow i Mikhail Lomonosov Atlantic Tass Cabot

Typhoon Mary Hits Red China After Hong Kong Toll Grows

AP reports Typhoon Mary struck Communist China after devastating Hong Kong where at least 40 people died, 23 reported missing, and 29 injured. Rescue teams continue clearing wreckage as mainland progress remains unclear.

Hong Kong China

Firths of Scotland Describe Arm of the Sea

The term firth in Scotland refers to an arm of the sea as in the Firth of Forth or Firth of Clyde, a coastal waterway defining tidal inlets and estuarine geography.

Firth Scotland Firth of Forth Firth of Clyde

Boy King Pepy I Guards Treasures and Pigmy

An eight year old king of ancient Egypt named Pepy I learns of a traveler bringing great riches from mid Africa. He orders guards to protect the dancing pigmy and appoints trusted guards to sleep near the pigmy and inspect his tent ten times each night. The treasures themselves do not concern him.

Pepy I Ancient Egypt mid-Africa Pepy

Fragmentary Market Figures Mentioned

Partial OCR shows numbers and prices scattered like 1.15 3.25 5.50 10.60 3 5 12.00 without clear context. No identifiable people places or organizations readable.

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