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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
4
The sermon notes three means of belief inspiration reason and custom. It asserts Christianity as the rational institution but rejects unbelief for its members aside from inspiration. Blaise Pascal is cited in the discourse.
The report to the House Committee on Un American Activities alleges Soviet cultural exchange schemes since 1955 56. Prof Constantin W Bolydreff says Khrushchev signed the pact knowing Western inaction would benefit Soviet propaganda through controlled tours and guarded interactions abroad.
A professor criticizes a cultural exchange program for Western tourists, describing guided visits from a museum to a monument with nurse chaperones. He argues the approach stifles free thought, reduces visitors to passive observers, and fails to offer genuine people-to-people interaction.
A West Mill Street resident reports spraying has harmed an apple tree and other flowers. The piece notes windy days hinder spraying, drift of weed killers is common, and 2 4D and DDT sprays are poisonous in mist form, with safety urged to limit inhalation.
Opinions argue that campaign finance favors a small 2 percent minority and urge broader donor bases. David Sarnoff of the American Heritage Foundation, backed by the Advertising Council, promotes one dollar gifts to the major parties with nonpartisan media support. Eisenhower backs the revived idea aimed at reducing campaign costs like postage for voters in large states.
George Sokolsky challenges Cyrus Eaton on his anti-communist stance and claims of Soviet friendliness. The piece questions Eaton’s knowledge of economic issues, FBI and gestapo comparisons, and his freedom to speak, contrasting with American constitutional rights.
The piece analyzes a growing push for a Minnesota sales tax amid rising state spending and revenue challenges, noting exemptions debates and the risk of higher spending with new taxes. It links taxation to civil defense fears, discussing diplomatic immunity and suitcase bombs amid Cold War tensions.
The IRS issues broad notices to about 44,000 employers in the past 90 days warning them that withheld income and social security taxes are watched with new teeth under No. 85 321. If noncompliance continues, penalties include fines up to 5,000 dollars and possible prison. Delinquencies reached a record 377,253 at end of 1957 with tax money totaling 300,678,000 dollars.
A columnist argues that 15 U S citizens were Soviet spies before 1953 and that the Rosenbergs’ execution left gaps. Cyrus Eaton plans a Moscow trip to win over Soviets and rally American industry to sell to the USSR. The piece links espionage to corporate influence and urges expulsion of spies from major U S firms.
Crossword clues list with across and down entries for a flower show themed puzzle. Includes hints like fragrant flower hybrid flower and estate terms. Contains multiple answer directions and definitions aligned to a grid style puzzle.
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The Bible asserts salvation through Jesus Christ and warns that wars will continue until the end. It does not confirm a final war but implies multiple conflicts before the apocalypse, urging preparedness for any possibility.
Exiled on St Helena Napoleon urged individuals to develop their hidden gifts and act with initiative. He warned that apathy fades only when one feels a mission to share creative power with the world, citing a biblical reflection and ending with a prayer for divine guidance.
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The notice lists home delivery and mail subscription options for Austin readers. Rates are shown for carrier delivery weekly and 26 week, yearly mail zones within 50 miles, with dealer single copy pricing.
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