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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
4
The article praises high school juniors and seniors for adult behavior during the final months of the term. It notes the annual prom proceeded without complaint and overall few issues, despite some harmless mischief like “60” painted on towers. It affirms the class enjoyed substantial, well bounded activities.
The Washington rally by George Lincoln Rockwell, ex Navy officer and leader of a Nazi faction, advocated Hitler’s ideas and gas chamber genocide. Police face a clash between free speech rights and curbing dangerous rhetoric amid public concern.
A compact meditation on pride drawn from Isaiah 28 and Joseph Addison. The note contrasts the proud crown of Ephraim with the fading beauty and the lure of wine, warning how passion can stealthily seize the heart under disguises.
Eldorado W. Scott of Hollywood warns that the Uncontrolled Burning Cigaret causes thousands of fires. In Los Angeles last year 3809 smoking sparked blazes and countywide losses exceed ten thousand. He urges newspapers nationwide to publicize the danger and promote careful smoking in bed.
The last two of nine Negro students who entered Little Rock Central High School have quietly graduated, ending a three year desegregation chapter. The Tribune notes the shift from agitation to acceptance as white students treated classmates as fellow students, with Little Rock’s costly lesson in the process.
Sylvia Porter argues that despite peak economic activity, about five percent of Americans are jobless due to rising productivity and automation, growing labor force, and insufficient overall growth. She urges faster growth through innovation and infrastructure to create durable new jobs.
A miscellany from the Austin (Minn.) Herald notes boat use in campaigns, a potential land air and water campaign. It also covers Austin's Municipal Band season, foreign policy as a campaign issue, and job market signals for graduates.
Babson argues bonds with Moody's ratings offer strong security amid U2 incidents and summit collapse. He cautions against panic in stocks, favors bank deposits or bonds over equities, and suggests inflation is unlikely while government and geopolitical risks influence choices.
The column argues inflation is anticipated, citing bond discounts due to higher money rates. It compares current yields of American Telephone & Telegraph, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Northern Pacific, Commonwealth Edison, and Cleveland Electric Illuminating to their stock yields, recommending electric utilities and diversified rail/telecom bonds for security, even amid potential WWIII disruption.
A University of Michigan survey summarized in The American Voter argues independents are less informed and less involved than strong partisans. It notes independents rely on emotion and economy in campaigns, while partisans show stronger issue knowledge and sustained political interest.
A young woman on a bus reads Your Inner Conflicts by James Keller, illustrating weariness and burdened spirit. The reflection urges Christlike sympathy, human touch, and bearing one another's burdens to lift mood and renew faith amid political and social campaigns.
Words from ancient Syria reveal meanings tied to metals and networks, with references to upbringing and existence. The puzzle hints at connections between symbols and everyday items like jewels and coins.
The author answers a reader married to a wealthier, possessive wife. He says age difference is fine but warns financial control can create dependency. Advice: stop relying on her income, pursue personal success, and regain independence to shift the dynamic.
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