Austin Daily Herald seeks fair coverage for community
The Austin Daily Herald, founded in 1891, emphasizes its long-standing commitment to Austin and surrounding community. Editor N. E. Rasmussen leads, with Geraldine Rasmussen as business manager, and the paper remains Associated Press affiliated, aiming impartial reporting for agriculture, labor, and industry without favoritism.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Associated Press
N. E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
Herald
Severance Pay Seen as Best Asset in Economy
The Chicago Daily News reports Tsespus & Co. paid over 10 million dollars in severance since 1959 as plants modernized and moved. An Armour official laments the costly payouts. Ralph Helstein notes severance often fails to provide lasting jobs, with many recipients becoming reliant on relief after a year or two. Austin’s employment stability is highlighted as unusually strong in Minnesota and the Midwest. Proverbs and Euripides quotes conclude the piece.
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Chicago Daily News
Tsespus & Co
Armour
Ralph Helstein
United Packinghouse Workers
Helstein
Austin
Hormel Company
Minnesota
Midwest
Austin area students shine with honors and scholarships
Readers hear of constructive youth amid rising delinquency. Austin and nearby communities report graduates with degrees and special honors, scholarships awarded, and good jobs secured by area graduates. Many high school seniors show high averages, while those not on honor lists still display skills and potential for successful futures. The season offers inspiration as graduating classes provide hopeful examples.
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Austin
Institutions of Learning
Means test dispute echoes in health care and food stamps
Opinion pieces criticize means testing for elder medical care while praising a selective food stamp expansion. Critics argue universal access avoids humiliating tests, contrasting with the welfare program that denies care to those who can pay. Separate editorials laud equal rights and AFL CIO integration efforts, while Kennedy’s cautious stance on civil rights draws criticism.
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Robert Kennedy
Afl-Cio
New York
Negro American Labor Council
Detroit
Why withholdings on interest and dividends face scrutiny
The proposed 20 percent withholding on interest and dividend payments aims to close a tax gap of about 2.8 billion dollars from unreported income. Proponents note that it would improve IRS data on where money goes and who reports it, while critics warn it could curb private investment and burden savers, especially small account holders.
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Washington
NEA
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Redistricting Battle Looms Over Minnesota Congress Seats
A Minnesota congressman faces pressure as the legislature fails to pass a re districting bill. If unredistricted, incumbents like Al Quie would run at large, risking costly statewide campaigns and diminished local representation for his district. The column also notes anti litter drives, federal plans on juvenile delinquency, and shifting life insurance policies for overseas moves.
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al Quie
H. Andresen
Quie
Washington
Laos
Congo
Red China
Israel
Cuba
JFK Worries Dollar Weakness After Vienna Visit
President Kennedy returns from Vienna with concerns the dollar could soften in the United States. He directs his 21 member Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy to advise by July 10 on wage and price policy without official controls or broad freezes.
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Kennedy
Kennedy seeks pay price moratorium amid steel auto wage risks
The President pushes for a wage price review or labor management board as auto and steel contracts loom. A broad modern pay price pattern could unfold if wage hikes and price increases occur, complicating inflation fears and international payments. Leaders like Reuther McDonald Ford and Block are on the 21 member advisory board, with no binding commitments.
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Walter Reuther
Dave McDonald
Henry Ford
Joseph Block
Inland Steel
Reuther
George Meany
Ford
Black
Thomas Watson
International Business Machines
Chamber of Commerce
National Assn
Complete Rest Regularly Needed for President
President Kennedy, aged 44, battles back strain and fatigue from overwork as advisers surround him. The piece argues for regular rest to preserve vitality, noting Kennedy’s hands-on style, extensive travel, and pressures from critics, while comparing to Roosevelt and Taft. It warns that quality of policy matters more than volume of laws or speeches.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
William Howard Taft
Canada
France
Austria
Britain
United States
Beavers
White House
N Y. Herald Tribune Inc
Electrocardiograms Not The Whole Heart Story
Dr Molner explains that ECGs reveal rhythm and coronary artery issues but not heart size or valve damage. X rays and stethoscopes fill those gaps, and rheumatic valve disease may show little ECG change. tests together guide diagnosis and care.
New Zealand Native Race and Island Heritage Overview
The text lists terms related to New Zealand topics including the native race, Wellington, North Island, education, crops, and various cultural and natural elements. It appears as a word list linking places, objects, and descriptors, with scattered numeric markers and possible clues for a puzzle or glossary.
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New Zealand
Wellington
Subscription Rates For Local And Long Distance Delivery
Rates shown for delivery within 50 miles of Austin with payables in area. Six months or one year for in area. Outside 50 to 150 miles requires advance payment. Over 150 miles weekly payments exist. Prices include 0.40 per week, six months 7.50, one year 14.00.
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Austin
PRTC
Zone 1 Rate Applies to Subscription Service for Service Personnel
The notice states that Zone 1 rate will apply for subscription service going to service personnel in the United States and Armed Forces in all areas served through A P O and N P O. The policy covers personnel regardless of location within the United States and its overseas postal channels.
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U.S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
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Euripides
Milwaukee Journal
Peter Edson
Internal Revenue
Dana Latham
Eisenhower
Savings and Loan Associations
Austin (Minn
Pat Pourri
Izaak Waltons
State Highway Department
Uncle Sam
US Senate
Reconstruction Corporation
RFC
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
JFK
Vienna
United Steelworkers
Steel Industry Committee
David McDonald
John Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Hall Syndicate, Inc
By David Lawrence
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Mother
A.V
Field Enterprises, Inc
Moines
Iowa
Wile
Sy Yast
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