Cars should be easier to repair say auto experts
A. Richard Gross notes in the Austin Daily Herald that repair costs rise when designs hide parts. David E A Carson, speaking at a Washington NAE symposium, cites examples like bulb replacement and oil pan work as proof. He urges manufacturers to involve seasoned mechanics in car design.
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Minnesota
Wage Garnishment Rights Expand in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court holds wage earners have a right to a hearing before wages are garnished to satisfy debts, expanding property protections. The decision could overturn laws in 17 states and affect about 250,000 pending garnishments, while Minnesota already enacted a law mirroring the ruling to require court determinations of debt before garnishment.
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Churches divided on prejudice says UC study
Two University of California sociologists conclude a five year analysis shows church leaders largely oppose discrimination while many members are prejudiced and oppose church action against it. Blacks and Jews face persistent bias with conservatives most prone. Liberal Protestants show slightly less prejudice.
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University of California
Charles Y. Glock
Rodney Stark
United Heat
Opinions on Flag Desecration Show Risky Court Ruling
An article reviews a Supreme Court decision on flag desecration involving a New York man who burned a U S flag in 1966 after hearing of James Meredith’s shooting. The majority reversed the conviction due to unclear charges, defending free expression while dissenters would uphold flag laws. It also notes New Jersey adopting reflectorized license plates and credits reduced night accidents to those plates, with St Cloud Times commentary.
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New York
James Meredith
United States
Earl Warren
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New Jersey
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Sweet Shop bought by Austin Candy veteran
Purchase of the Sweet Shop from the Nagris estate was announced by Angelus Kokalaris who has been with Austin Candy Co. for 26 years and promises the same quality merchandise and service. Austin taxpayers may speak on tax concerns at July 5 board hearings in City Council chambers. Newer note reports mention tiny computers in Mower County fields, church Excavation at 211 S. Chatham St, 28 area students earned University of Minnesota degrees, Pacelli Latin students win in the 28th annual exam with 14 awards.
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Mower County
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Assembly of God
S. Chatham St
Austin Area
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
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Calif
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Hong Kong
West
Benjamin Spock
Boston
Social Security Q&A on Benefits and Address Updates
Readers ask about correcting earnings records and eligibility for benefits. The column explains filing proofs, address changes, and widows or survivors benefits. It notes to bring W‑2 forms or tax returns, and that missing documents should not delay filing. Readers may mail questions to Stanley Sprecher in the Austin district office.
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Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Stanley Sprecher
Austin
UAW Plans Global Campaign With 125 Million Budget
Walter Reuther leads the United Auto Workers as it builds a vast war chests for political and labor battles. The union reports about 126 million annual income from dues and a planned 120 million strike fund by 1970, funding overseas efforts, regional operations, and the Alliance for Labor Action.
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Victor
Washington, D. C
Walter Reuther
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Richard Nixon
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Peoples Pulpit: Fear of Radicals and Black Manifesto
Editor warns against communists meeting in Moscow and James Forman pushing for billions to topple the government. He urges publishing the black manifesto and calls for Christian repentance to heal the land. Letter by E N Jorgenson, Box 19% Lyle Minnesota.
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Communist Party
United States
Moscow
James Forman
N.C.C
NCC
Christ
E. N. Jorgenson
Lyle, Minn
M arriage rights and trial unions in 1969 guidance
A U S newspaper brief discusses how courts treat marriage entered for a temporary or joking purpose. It cites cases where teens wed or couples arrange a trial marriage and still face legal status, with judges rejecting annulments and stressing marriage dignity. It notes general principles from various jurisdictions.
Leave the Church or Stay A Moral Fight Inside Faith
A speaker argues against leaving the church despite internal criticism of clergy and doctrine. He asserts the church belongs to its people, not leaders, and condemns defections as abandoning life itself. The piece weighs reform versus loyalty amid debates on authority and tradition.
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James Pike
Tim
California
Vatican
Papacy
Biafra
God
Jesus Christ
Question on Women in Space Flights Sparks Debate
Frank Borman asks why women have not been enlisted for space missions prompting discussion about gender roles in space programs and the pace of inclusion in astronaut selections.
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Earth
Frank Borman
Science holds key to ending world food crisis says expert
Bruce Biossat argues that modern farming is a science driven by advanced nations and cites Japan the United States and Mexico as models. He notes output up 50 percent since WWII while population rose 35 percent and urges wide knowledge transfer training credit and incentives to boost yields globally.
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