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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
6
A middle aged man asks how to handle a brutal boss causing ulcers and migraines. Ann Landers advises resigning, stating no job is worth such health risks.
Mrs. Paul Meyer announced the Eagles Auxiliary committee chairmen at a Monday night meeting in the FOF Hall. Names cover Kitchen Mrs. E. C. Loberg Dining room Mrs. Erling Pike Membership Mrs. Hans Paulson Historian Mrs. Henry Graff Sunshine and visiting Mrs. Alfred Thompson Birthdays Miss Elsie Heimer Publicity Mrs. Joseph Irvin Entertainment Mrs. Kenneth Rolfson Welfare Mrs. Keenan Delinquent Mrs. R. H. Biedermann Audit ing Mrs. Hazel Cross Mrs. Keenan By laws Mrs. Louis Anderson Mrs. Elsie Perl Mrs. Arnold Johnson Investigating Mrs. Joseph Schaefer Mrs. Lillian Cole Jim my Durante Fund Mrs. Hans Paulson Max Baer Heart Fund Miss Heimer Mrs. Thompson Grievance committee Mrs. Arnold Remke Mrs. Wayne Matti Mrs. Rolfson Mrs. Pike Mrs. Irvin Cerebral Palsy Fund Mrs. Rolfson Mrs. Paulson named delegate to Houston convention July 31 to August 3. Audit report by Mrs. Florence Westrum and Mrs. Frank Butler. By laws revision read by Mrs. R. H. Miller. Prizes awarded to Mrs. James Williamson Mrs. Earl Warner Mrs. Pike Mrs. Arnold Johnson. Lunch committee included Mrs. Pike Mrs. Rolfson Miss Heimer Mrs.
The American Legion Auxiliary of Lyle met to install officers led by Mrs. Peter Godfredson and Mrs. Robert Matter. Officers named: Mrs. Galen Holst president, Mrs. Loren Enis en secretary, Mrs. Floyd Mildenstein treasurer, Mrs. George Kaput first vice president, Mrs. Fred Godfredson second vice president, Mrs. Bertha Slinde sergeant at arms, Mrs. Richard Wylie chaplain. Winners of the poppy poster contest announced and plans discussed for a Fourth of July float. Deadline for the veterans cookie barrel set for July 3. next meeting id initiation on June 18.
A reflective piece questions America’s fascination with violence after Bobby Kennedy's assassination. It cites gun deaths in 1967, historical fascination with crime, and the glorification of violence in media and history, asking how national nature shapes this trend.
A reader in the Austin Minnesota Herald calls for gun control reforms and childrearing changes after the Kennedy assassination. The writer urges limiting toy guns and violent media, teaching nonviolence, and seeking professional help for signs of hostility to prevent future violence.
Zonta Club members heard committee reports at a Tuesday luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Miss Josephine Kremer announced proceeds from the Grace Nickels Dance Revue will fund service projects including the Amelia Earhart Scholarship Fund. The group highlighted community work such as Miss Minnesota Pageant prep and United Fund drive. next meeting set for June 95 with the Zonta Woman of the Year announcement.
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