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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
4
Hormel and Co. introduces a bold new trademark and packaging design after consulting ten industrial design firms. The goal is a unified Hormel image that boosts shopper impact, product recognition, and advertising effectiveness while addressing rising costs and the need for profit.
The Minnesota GOP prepares for its state convention with 20 delegates pushing Elmer L. Andersen’s name for governor. Critics cite conservative opposition over Goldwater stance, though polls show Andersen leading potential GOP and DFL contenders, including Rolvaag and Keith.
Wes Gallagher warned against withholding bad news in journalism. He argued democracy depends on reporting all facts, not just favorable stories, and cautioned against equating patriotism with suppressing information.
In Dos Palos California a Rochester Post-Bulletin letter critiques about 290 dollars in federal ESEA funds used to rent tuxedos and buy prom tickets for 15 disadvantaged teens. The writer opposes welfare as improper and calls it a miscarriage of common sense.
A concise meditation on salvation and living worthily, contrasting eternal hope with active earthly labor. It cites I Peter 1 9 and Lord Tweedsmuir as sources and emphasizes building the kingdom of God in time.
A Thomson Newspapers notice sets out Austin Minnesota subscription prices for single copies by carrier and mail rates for zones within 50 miles 50 to 150 miles and over 150 miles plus payment terms and a change of address address. Publisher Frank C Miles oversees the operation and directs change of address notices to Box 578 Austin Minnesota 55912.
A retrospective note recalls George Sanford Burnham 82 former District Court clerk and county commissioner died on his W Water St porch. Parking checks show 88 and 82 cars in Austin lots raising traffic concerns. A Rural Youth group meeting planned for June 12 at the Court House. Saturday closing trends return as stores moved away from late opening. Daily Vacation Bible School week closes with Mrs. Evans delivering the sermon. Ten years ago Martha Mae heads to New York after Venita Rich Talent Contest win. Geordie Hormes seeks a radio permit tied to Carroll Stephenson and Zephyr Recording Co. Kangaroo Court punishes Bob Wolf for breaking centennial laws by window washing.
Clarence Burgeson notes Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis brings varied Shakespeare and Thornton Wilder works to the stage. Critics like Stanley Kauffman and Richard Christiansen weigh in on As You Like It and The Skin of Our Teeth, praising acting depth and open-stage design. Navy drubbed Army 24 0 in 1885.
On this date various milestones are noted including the 1776 committee for independence with Jefferson Franklin Adams Livingston and Sherman. Other items reference the 1861 Wheeling convention forming West Virginia and a fatal 1955 Le Mans crash.
A 16 year old seeks work for college funds but is blocked by a youth opportunity cap tied to family income. The piece cites Princeton graduates and private firms facing similar restrictions, highlighting middle class youth without jobs and the push to aid the underprivileged. It notes parental influence and concerns over idleness among middle class teens while employment offices push for poverty-based priority.
Victor Reuther accuses AFL-CIO leader George Meany and Jay Lovestone of CIA involvement citing millions in Latin America and labor Education efforts worldwide. Meany denies the charge while affirming support for U.S. Southeast Asia policy and opposition to Communist bloc exchanges.
Economist Barbara Ward argues in Spaceship Earth that science has made Earth a small space capsule and urges a global ethic to prevent total destruction. The review highlights her call for world institutions and policies, notes three obstacles wealth ideology and nationalism, and cites Victor Reuther Meany and CIA as contemporaries in debate.
The Austin Social Security Office clarifies how the 50 dollar deductible applies to medical expenses, noting hospital insurance covers hospital bills while medical insurance covers 80 percent of covered services after the deductible. It covers multiple doctors and specialists and explains when to file claims and how to seek assistance if unable to pay.
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