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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Moscow reports the Literary Gazette took a stand against foul language and obscene thoughts. commentator Fedor Gkadkov argues curses degrade speech and social life. He recalls a campaign against word-hooliganism and notes letters opposing profanity. He insists language mirrors thought and should reflect self respect and civic ideals.
Two Minneapolis youths drown in suburban Lake Minnetonka as searchers recover bodies of Roger Hummel 17 and canoeists James Lammains 19 and Erik Tille 19. Susan Norris 16, a capable swimmer, survived while towing a rowboat. Police traced the canoe trip from a near dock after the vehicle was found.
The Rocky Mountain states expect a tourist boom with nearly 20 million visitors spending about 1.0 billion dollars. Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico projects include 3.3 million visitors spending 247.5 million. Montana aims for 2.5 million visitors around 75 million. Utah foresees 3.25 million visitors and 80 million. Arizona expects 1.5 million visitors spending 30 million. Yellowstone, Grand Tetons attract many.
Clarke Beach reports on the boom in giant computers, with 47 machines expected in a year, ENIAC’s creation in 1946, and the push to coordinate their use. Government buyers dominate, costs run 0.5 to 1 million dollars, and teams of physicists mathematicians coders and engineers are needed to operate a two shift workload.
Defense testimony begins for four of fourteen California Communist party leaders charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government by force and violence. Oleta O'Connor Yates, former UC student, testified she became interested in Communism in 1949 while in school after reading Karl Marx and the Communist Manifesto.
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