Life of Ag Secretary Freeman Under Fire Again
The Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman faces sharp criticism over wheat acreage controls and a loyalty oath. Critics include Abraham Ribicoff and a congressional committee urging the end of pressured endorsements. The piece recalls Freeman’s harsh campaign against Ezra Benson and suggests Freeman’s sympathy for Benson’s trials.
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Orville Freeman
Freeman
Abraham Ribicoff
Agricultural Department
Billie Sol Estes
Congress
Adminster
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Ezra Benson
Benson
Tax Reform Stalled as Committee Rejects Kennedy Proposals
The House Ways and Means Committee rejects Kennedy tax reform ideas including tightening depletion rules used by oil firms and curb on tax dodges by millionaires. Treasury cites a $19.9 million earner who claimed $21.6 million in deductions via a foundation. Officials urge broader overhaul and targeted fixes.
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House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Treasury Department
Broadcasters urged to adopt self discipline on ratings
The National Association of Broadcasters plans self regulation to curb sloppy rating services. Critics say the industry must improve reliability to restore advertiser confidence, drawing a parallel to the Audit Bureau of Circulation’s impact on newspapers.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Hay Creek Township Beats Legislature on Billboard Rule
Hay Creek township on Red Wing's southern border enacted a building and zoning ordinance requiring a permit for any commercial sign or billboard. While state lawmakers have refused billboard regulation along new interstate highways for three sessions. The piece notes Hay Creek's proactive stance versus state inaction.
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ST. Paul
Hay Creek
Red Wing
Minnesota
Hay Creek Town Hall
Republican Eagle
Quotation From Malachi and Charles Kingsley
A short devotional note contrasts Malachi 3 6 with Kingsley remarking that only God remains constant while all else changes daily. The text presents a religious reflection on stability and faith.
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All
God
Charles Kingsley
Austin Home Delivery Rates and Zones
Public notice lists home delivery prices for Austin area newspapers for mail and carrier options. Rates cover Mail Zone 2 within 50 to 150 miles and Mail All Other Zones beyond 150 miles, with advance payment requirements and term options.
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Austin
U. S. Armed Forces
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Vek Sds
Ses Bankasest
Pere
Senos
Turn Back The Clock From Three Decades Ago
A collage of past notices shows a sand blasting crew at the Austin Hotel cleanup and a Minnesota WCTU district talk by Ida B Wise Smith. Horace-Austin State Park beach opens for summer with local events and civic improvements noted.
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Austin
Ida B. Wise Smith
Des Moines
Minnesota Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First District
Congregational Church
Horace-Austin State Park
Fisherman and Welfare Debate Highlighted in 1960s Press
Readings cover Dr Catherine Richards advocating stipends to pay underprivileged children from sixth grade through college, IRS travel rule changes urging receipts, Governor Rockefeller's campaign pace with new wife, and a humorous fishermen portrait celebrating the culture and quirks of anglers.
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Catherine V. Richards
Chicago
National Conference of Social Welfare
Rockefeller
Fidel's Infiltration Fears Rise as FBI Probes Increase
FBI and Justice Department officials disclosed a surge in Cuban and Soviet bloc espionage in 1962 and early 1963. Agents counted 2 053 Cuban-related investigations, with 761 Soviet bloc officials in the U.S. and 1 066 dependents, amid a broader effort to counter infiltration of defense sites and youth organizations.
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Washington, D. C
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Havana
U.S
Castro
United Nations
Hoover
John Rooney
Congressional Committee
Walter Yeagley
Justice Dept
Internal Security Division
Yeagley
Barbs on Home Life and Driving Etiquette
A dated column mocks home mishaps kitchen accidents and stubborn advice for new brides. It notes kids' clothes wear and the dangers of traffic at rush hour with sharp lines on driving and lighting. A judge bans children from a courtroom over perceived negative influence.
Doctor Answers on False Pregnancy and Other Medical Queries
A medical Q and A column covers false pregnancy near menopause, exaggerated abdominal distension, and irregular menses. It explains mistaken fetal signs, urges skepticism, and notes rare fluid buildup. It also addresses spine pain from emotions, middle lobe syndrome treatment, aspirin versus other salicylates, and cider vinegar honey as a blood thinner myth.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Today In History June 10 Highlights From The Associated Press
On this date in 1942 the German destruction of Lidice followed alleged refuge to Heydrich assassins. In 1610 Dutch settlers arrived at Manhattan and Bridget Bishop was hanged as a Salem witch. In 1769 Hancock sloop Liberty seized by British. In 1939 George and Elizabeth were honored at the World Fair. In 1940 Italy declared war. Eisenhower fortress theory rejected ten years ago. Five years ago Goldfine paid Adams hotel bills. One year ago a train derailment near Missoula killed one and injured 243.
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Associated Press
Lidice
Reinhard Heydrich
Manhattan
Bridget Bishop
Salem
Mass
John Hancock
Liberty
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Italy
Britain
France
Eisenhower
United States
House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Mont
Teeth and tension drive new orthodontic concerns
Dr. J. A. Salzmann, president of the American Association of Orthodontists, links the age of anxiety to increased teeth grinding and related dental issues among people today.
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J. A. Salzmann
American Association of Orthodontists
Equal Pay for Women Law Faces Limited Reach
Capital reporting notes the equal pay for women amendment to the Fair Labor Standards Act may help only a minority of workers. It excludes many female employees and imposes strict enforcement limits, with final effect not until a year after signing and further delays for union contracts. Rep Katharine St George calls it a small concession.
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Peter Edson Washington
NEA
Kennedy
Congress
U. S
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Clarence T. Lundquist
Katharine St. George
R-N. Y
The
League of Women Voters
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Austin Daily Herald -Thomson Newspapers, Inc
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David Sayles
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
William Campbell
Boston University School of Theology
Donald Lux
Ohio State University
Columbus
Phi Delta Kappa
Dr. Richards
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
New York
Senator Goldwater
Bureau of Public Roads
Qualier
Fidel’s
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American Communist Party
George John Gessner
Soviet Union
Ian Fleming
Hall Syndicate, Inc
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Khrushchev
Contingency Fund
United S
Latin America
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