Rights of Criminals Should Be Secondary
AUSTIN DAILY HERALD argues that crime rises due to excessive focus on rehabilitation over punishment. Citing U S News and World Report, the piece compares Britain Italy West Germany and Communist nations behind the Iron Curtain, noting harsher penalties and stronger police authority abroad. It urges stopping groups that place criminals rights above society's safety.
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United States
U.S. News and World Report
Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
Europe
Clear-cut political issue in campaign about Big Government
A recent public debate centers on Big Government with Eisenhower and Goldwater warning against federal power growth. Johnson calls concerns phantom and argues government actions have aided the people. The piece urges continued leadership and checks to prevent power consolidation across federal and state levels.
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Eisenhower
Senator Goldwater
Washington
Johnson
Goldwater
Computers may decide future presidential elections
The article warns computers could influence future voting as CBS predicted the California primary from 42 of 32 861 precincts. It argues early eastern results may sway late voters, shaping campaigns and turnout, and cautions society is becoming dominated by machine influenced conformity.
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CBS
California
Barry Goldwater
Space surveillance facts shape Cold War views
Khrushchev reveals Soviet satellites photograph military sites from space. The United States has long operated satellite reconnaissance using cameras in space vehicles. Open Skies proposals have, in effect, guided both powers. Both nations continue extensive aerial and space surveillance programs.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
NEW York Times
Quotation for Today on Discipline and Global Surveillance
The text cites Proverbs on parental discipline and cites Ruth Alexander on dignity and guidance. It notes growing satellite surveillance limits and debates U S secrecy versus public disclosure of imagery, referencing Khrushchev and the need for realism about military realities. It includes a newspaper masthead and notice section with subscription details for Austin Minnesota.
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Ruth Alexander
Turn Back The Clock Retrospective Notes
Three time snapshots recount events from 30 20 and 10 years ago in Mower County. Plans for summer Girl Scout camping at Waseca entertain at the Paramount Theater and a Chicago World's Fair trip are shared. Local civic and health milestones are highlighted with community figures and honors.
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H. P. Laslett
Waseca
Bonnie Powers
Leonard Cramer
Stanley Hyland
John Kenevan
Minnie West
Paramount Theater
William Gibbs
London Busy Bee Club
Roy Scheffel
Alvin Evans
Gunnar Youngdahl
Harold Smeby
H. L. Dellage
Midland Co-op
Minneapolis
Emperor Haile Selassie
Austin
Hormel Co
Donald Peterson
Mower County
John Havens
Wealthy Presidents and a look toward 1970s life
The piece notes President Johnson's family wealth as a symbol of wealth among modern presidents and explores public perceptions of millionaire leaders. It recounts Minnesota Interstate funding, arguing rural areas receive more miles but urban costs dominate expenditures, plus a 20th Century Fund forecast of life in the 1970s with growing tech, longer work weeks, and evolving home gadgets.
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Johnson
White House
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Vince Bovitz
State Highway Department
Austin
Twentieth Century Fund
Kennedy to Run for Senate in New York
Victor Riesel reports Bob Kennedy told President Johnson he will declare for the U.S. Senate from New York within two weeks, possibly resigning as attorney general. insiders say June 18 announcement. labor and union backing key, with Goldwater’s California win shaping New York odds and Keating under pressure.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Bob Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Senate
Justice Department
Johnson
Kennedy
Washington
Ladies Garment Workers
David Dubinsky
AFL . Cio
George Meany
Dave McDonald
the Hatters
Alex Rose
Liberal Party of
Eastern Airlines
Barry Goldwater
California
White House
Stuart Symindon
Labor
Pierre Salinger
Afl-C1o
Teamsters
Harry Bridges
ILWU
N.Y
Senate
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Kenneth Keating
Rockefeller
Keating
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Robert Kennedys
Mississippi
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Health exhibits draw public interest across the nation
Health exhibits grow in cities from Chicago to New York and beyond with museums, Healthorama displays, and Healthmobile outreach. Doctors and manufacturers partner with artists and engineers to create authentic, eye catching health education for youth and adults.
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Ae Health
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie
Paul Bunyan
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Buffalo
Dallas
Honolulu
Los Angeles
New York
Portland Ore
St. Louis
Washington, D.C
U.S. Army
Washington
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Kettering Family Foundation
Kentucky
The Sad Decline and Fall of Moderate Republicans
Bruce Biossat analyzes the 1960s GOP split, arguing moderates lacked a unifying candidate and leadership. He notes Barry Goldwater’s rising delegate strength, Scranton and Romney as compromise hopes, Nixon as a possible fit, and moderates’ ineffective initiative amid shifting state and national dynamics.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Barry
William Scranton
Pennyslvania
Scranton
Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Fred Allen
Dwight Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson Rocke
New York
Godwater
California
Comstock Lode Discovery and Historic Events On June 11
On June 11, 1964 the day marks the Comstock Lode discovery leading to large silver and gold yields over the next two decades. Other historical notes include the 1727 death of King George I, 1906 Philippine public schools opening, 1942 US Russia lend lease, 1945 House vote to extend the Office of Price Administration, 1946 Truman veto of the Case bill, and Arab Pact defense moves ten years prior. A 5-year note cites Cuba agrarian reform concerns.
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Associated Press
Comstock Lode
Nevada
George I
England
Philippines
United States
Russia
United States Senate
Office of Price Administration
Truman
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Cuba
State Department
Hill's Partisan History of the National Guard
Book review praises Jim Dan Hill’s The Minute Men in Peace and War as a valuable, if partisan, history of the National Guard. The author notes Hill’s eyewitness perspective as a retired major general and his candid critique of both Guard faults and legends.
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Hill
the National Guard
Minute Men
Jim Dan Hill
Stackpole
National Guard
Guard
Pentagon
Korea
Capitol Hill
Entity
United States
Robert D. Price
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Keystone Cops
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Jim Farmer
CORE
Urban League
Whitney Young
Martin Luther King Jr
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