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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
4
The Austin Daily Herald founded November 9, 1891 notes its long-running daily publication schedule, post office class, AP affiliation, and staff roles while claiming a fair stance promoting agriculture, labor, and industry.
Catholic Cardinal Cushing supports a code of ethics amid public official scandals while the United Presbyterian Assembly endorses a report condemning double minded religion. The joint critique warns that rising religious observance has not yielded moral fruit, yet unified condemnations suggest strong national religious leadership and hope for renewal.
A historical excerpt presents Zephaniah 3 9 urging a pure speech to call on the Lord and serve him with one accord. The text pairs this with a Browning statement that all service ranks the same with God noting no last or first among ranks.
Shirley Ruth Barrett, longtime helper at the American Bible Society, advanced braille and New York Point literacy, expanded Talking Book record circulation to 433 000, aided blind pastors and teachers, produced a 10 volume Braille Concordance, and sent Braille paper abroad to Japan Korea Germany and Finland, earning Migel Medal and praise from Helen Keller.
Sen Karl Mundt of South Dakota urges a national Freedom Academy for psychological warfare training. At a Huron College commencement he argued for a center educating free minds to counter Communist ideology and tactics in the global cold war. He said non military aspects must be strengthened as the nation handles hot war preparations and budget priorities.
Sylvia Porter argues inflation fears misread the current economy and warns against overreacting to price rises. She cites ample material supply, overcapacity in industry, and active Fed action as reasons the nation can avoid a new inflation spiral despite rising costs.
Assistant Defense Secretary John Rubel leads bold changes in weapons research and development. He favors accelerating Skybolt like concepts and insists on practical, attainable goals to outpace Soviet advances. Colleagues praise his planning, persistence, and insistence on clear priorities.
FBI director J Edgar Hoover warns parents to renew vigilance as school children are on break. He says courts probation and parole must weigh rehabilitation against lives at stake and pressure for decisive action against sex offenders.
In post conference analysis Mao Tse-tung looms as a hidden force shaping Khrushchev. Peiping’s aims press Moscow to secure Laos and a cease-fire, limiting Soviet flexibility. The Vienna communique barely acknowledges Laos, signaling Moscow's caution amid Maoist influence and Western pressure.
The piece notes Khrushchev’s stance on a ceasefire in Laos and Berlin independence, Ulbricht’s maneuvers, and Maoist leanings. It questions Vienna outcomes, Kennedy’s quiet diplomacy, and NATO splits with de Gaulle. It cites Kennedy Khrushchev meetings as useful but policy remaining unchanged.
Dr Molner states there is no cure for shingles and discusses remedies that ease symptoms. He cautions against treating tincture of benzoin as a cure, notes varied patient responses, and mentions gamma globulin, vitamin B, and mentholated ointments as possible aids. He also answers reader questions on radiation fertility and pityriasis rosea.
A list of crossword like clues and numbers across and down including entries such as sleeveless garment foot covering singing voice and nautical term with answers to be filled. The puzzle includes multiple definitions and label style typical of a cryptic or cross number grid.
Billy Graham says golf is accessible via municipal courses and not a pastime of the idle rich. He notes he needs outdoor exercise for health, cites the Bible on bodily exercise, and explains recreation is acceptable when it does not interfere with duties to God and others.
NASA warned that two satellites Explorer VIII and Vanguard IIU reported loss of broadcasts last December. Scientists say high-velocity micro meteorites in solar orbit near Earth could bombard future space travelers as cosmic dust clouds persist around the sun.
Los Angeles report says actress Vivian Blaine age 40 sues for divorce from Milton R. Rackmil 58 president of Universal Pictures. The case highlights a strained marriage between a film star and a studio executive.
U S military research teams are spread across terrorist influenced regions in Southeast Asia and the Middle East to learn firsthand what weapons are needed to fight Communist guerrillas.
Portable mail delivery deal exists within a fifty mile radius of Austin with payments scheduled at 1.15 3.25 and 10.00 units. Details uncertain due to fragmented OCR.
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