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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
5
A columnist shares miscellany from mail, noting aging demographics with rising seniors, longer female lifespans, car ownership growth, and oddities in longevity and law. Includes quotes from Napoleon and Socrates, trivia on whales and elevators, and observations on youth, taxes, and presidential history.
AP analysis interviews Howard F. Wortham of Trainer Wortham & Co. who says women with money are increasingly prominent investors yet tend to be more extreme than men. He notes women are susceptible to speculative fever from social tips and favor stocks linked to products or husbands' choices, while warning against greed and poor initial selections.
Irven O. Rostad of Foxholm North Dakota won the grand prize at the Minnesota Inventors Congress in Redwood Falls along with first place in the tools division for his open end ratchet wrench. The three day event drew 5300 attendees and showcased 133 exhibitors with 159 patents.
Adlai E. Stevenson, in Brazil, reports good rapport with President Janio Quadros and expects closer U.S Brazil cooperation. He notes Quadros favors a hands off Cuba policy and supports Kennedy's regional economic plan as a bulwark against extremism. Stevenson heads to Paraguay amid mixed local reaction.
Michigan legislators formally closed their 1961 session in Lansing with a chance of a special session later in the year. Five Senate Republicans urged a special meeting to tackle unsettled issues including higher education funding and bringing Michigan under a new federal aid program for children of unemployed workers.
Cairo AP report notes six topics for the meeting of uncommitted countries in Bled Yugoslavia on September 1. Other subjects include colonialism race discrimination disarmament and nuclear test bans coexistence and sovereignty of independent nations.
Claude T. Reno former attorney general of Pennsylvania, Superior Court judge, and state treasurer died Sunday in Allentown. He served on the National Executive Board of the United Lutheran Church from 1964 to 19432.
The former Ann Tansey and Bellino were married on Sunday as six Annapolis classmates created an arch of swords for the couple exiting Immaculate Conception church. The arch included football teammates Frank Dattilo Sidney Driscoll and Edward Ettinger.
The European population in Angola is about 120000. The total population is 4600000.
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