Mental Health Board Faces Tough Renewal and Vacancy
The Mower County Board of Commissioners prepares to fill three expiring terms and a vacancy on the Mental Health Clinic Board. The piece cites the need for staff stability at Austin’s Mental Health Clinic, noting that patient care hinges on long term relationships with clinicians and that turnover harms treatment progress. The time to stress permanency to new appointees is now.
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Mower County Board of Commissioners
Mental Health Clinic Board
Austin
County Board of Commissioners
Mental Health Board
Jean Roberts
Austin Daily Herald
North Central Publishing Co
Macalester College
St. Paul
Donald Hasbargen
Mower
University of Minnesota
Roger Nelson
Leon Johnson
James Jordan
Johnson’s strict policy stance harms Humphrey and Freeman
The piece argues Vice President Humphrey and Agriculture Secretary Freeman suffer declining popularity as President Johnson enforces rigid policy discipline. It says Humphrey lacks individuality, appearing merely Johnson’s echo, while Freeman bears the blame for actions like cutting pork purchases to aid consumers, harming his standing with farmers.
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Humphrey
Agriculture
Freeman
White House
Johnson
Defense Department
Water safety tips curb drownings in season
Water sports season brings higher risk of drowning. Follow basic rules: swim only where lifeguards are present, do not swim beyond your depth, wear life preservers in boats. Thanks to the Red Cross and others promoting water safety and swimming lessons, progress is being made. Last year’s figures aren’t included here.
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Red Cross
Toll in drownings compares with era’s transport risk
The article notes Minnesota toll in drownings as 105, versus 180 in 1944, highlighting rising water sport participation over two decades. It stresses drownings remain a striking figure given the small time in water vs long road travel, the leading publicized danger.
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Minnesota
Opinions of Others on Trials in the Nation's Capital
Washington Star critiques the Mallory rule and pretrial procedures, arguing modern prosecutions resemble games of chance. It cites a Park Road beating case with a coerced confession and arraignment delays, plus a 1958 stabbing where re-enactment and nodding questions tainted convictions, threatening release if the latest confession is ruled invalid.
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Mallory
Park Road
Edward Beard
Court of Appeals
Washington Star
Doomsday Quote From Emerson Marked In Austin Newspaper
A quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson appears at the top of the Austin Daily Herald page, followed by a note on doomsday and a publisher address. The item sits amid masthead and subscription details for Thompson Newspapers and the Austin, Minnesota publication.
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Austin
A.P.O
N.P.O
Turn Back The Clock Thirty Years Ago In Local Notices
The item recounts E. J. Stearns donating 5000 to buy 35 acres for the Minneapolis Area Boy Scouts. It lists seven Herald scholarship applicants for Drake University: Wesley Igon Everett White Paul Marmesh James Robertson Arthur Humker Ronald Stephenson Chester Cootingham. Frank Goepel opens a Continental Service Station at Water and Ash streets.
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E. J. Stearns
Park Dougherty
Boy Scouts
Minneapolis
Herald
Drake University
Wesley Igon
Everett White
Paul Marmesh
James Robertson
Arthur Humker
Ronald Stephenson
Chester Cootingham
Frank Goepel
Water
Ash
Len Kelly
Jackie Graves
Aponte Torres
Minneapolis Auditorium
Miles Becker
Community Park
Harry Strong
Thank You For Stopping I’ll Just Get My Suitcase
A column reflects on draft dodgers living in Canada who can return to the U S at age 31 without penalty. It also jokes about a Lovelady Texas car marriage and recalls a medieval branding custom for felons. A spoof about speed limits ends with a warning of fines.
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Canada
U.S
United States
Uncle Sam
This Day in History June 11 1966
On this day in history events include 1777 John Adams pushing Stars and Stripes flag resolution, 1775 US Army founding, 1841 Ottawa parliament opening, 1913 Gatun locks completion, 1940 Paris occupied, 1941 asset freezes of Germany and Italy, plus notable past anniversaries and economic remarks from 1966 unfolds.
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Associated Press
Continental Congress
John Adams
United States
United States Army
Ottawa
Panama Canal
Gatun
Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Downtown renewal drive causes mixed support in Rochester
Rochester seeks a ten million dollar urban renewal plan for the downtown area with federal funding urged. Local residents involvement is urged while a meeting drew only one businessman, raising questions about the plan’s necessity and support.
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Rochester
Rochester Housing and Redevelopment Authority
New Unionist Mood Prompts Call for Stricter Public-Work Laws
Victor Riesel analyzes a shift in union strength as young workers push for affluence over public service duties. He cites the Atlanta firefighters strike and discusses proposals to curb public employee strikes with fines and affidavits, urging politicians to resist local union pressure.
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Victor Riesel
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
New York City
Treasury
Bill Buck
Aflcio International Assn
Atlanta Union
Dorian
The Family Lawyer and the Pushing Car Dilemma
A court discusses liability when pushing another car in tight spaces. The motorist may be liable for injuries if negligent, but not for unexpected or normal front car behavior. Foreseeability governs liability more than clairvoyance. 1966 American Bar Association.
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Good Samaritan
American Bar Association
Hess to be sole Spandau prisoner as others near release
Rudolf Hess, 72 and frail, may become the only inmate at Spandau Prison as Baldur von Schirach and Alfred Speer are freed on Sept. 30. Four power guardianship, costly routine, and wartime notoriety swirl around his fate amid calls for mercy and debates in Britain.
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Tom A. Cullen
Enterprise Assn
London
NEA
Rudolf Hess
Fuehrer
Nazi Germany
Spandau
West Berlin
Hess
The
Sunday Express
Hitler
Scotland
Britain
Russia
Tower of London
Nuremberg
Germany
Alfred Seidl
Seidl
Baldur von Schirach
Alfred Speer
House of Commons
H. R. Trevor Roper
A. J. P. Taylor
Albert Speer
Vienna
von Schirach
Uehrer
Colombian salesman details anti Communist propaganda incident
A Colombian salesman Jose Ortega describes distributing American anti Communist pamphlets, recounting a March 21 arrest by police who confiscated 3 000 copies. The mayor later ordered return of the literature and encouraged continued distribution. The piece notes Ortega may face danger from Castro trained agents.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
Jose Ortega
Colombia
Castro
Cuba
United States
Ortega
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Daniel
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Hia Akoe
Desmones
Lovelady
Tex
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Rheims
France
Fidel Castro
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
New York
Martin
San Francisco
Automobile Association
Ontario
Berrys World
Union
Italy
National Labor Movement
3Rd Reich
Karl Doenitz
Erich Raeder
Walter Funk
Baron von Neurath
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