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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

Page

4

McGovern urged to unite party for November win

Senator Muskie says McGovern must shift from left field to center and unite the party. He urges refining positions on welfare tax and defense to broaden agreement and narrow disputes, predicting a united Democratic platform for the convention. Muskie believes McGovern can lead a unified party to defeat Nixon in November.

George McGovern White House South Dakota Edmund Muskie Maine McGovern Muskie National Press Club Miami United Party Washington Press Corps California Richard Nixon Winston Churchill Churchill Nixon

Tragic Rapid City flood prompts national aid response

The rapid city flood caused damage estimated over 100 million dollars left more than 3 000 homeless and killed or injured many. Red Cross Salvation Army and National Guard mobilized to provide shelter food and water while local officials coordinate relief and rescue efforts.

Rapid City S.D South Dakota Austin Black Hills National Forest Black Hills Mt. Rushmore Memorial Red Cross Salvation Army National Guard

Radical youth extremism across nations and a call for mental health

A National Observer piece questions a global conspiracy of radical youth groups linked to leftist guerrillas and terror plots, noting incidents from Tel Aviv to West Germany and Uruguay. The text ponders whether exposure to dangerous ideologies harms young minds and ends with a satirical plea to support mental health.

Tel Aviv Israel Red Army Lebanon National Observer West Germany Italy France Uruguay Teheran Nixon America Don Oakley

Opinions of Others Wooden Cars Spark Wild Debate

A Times-Picayune opinion notes a British engineer building a car from wood and imagines practical concerns. It jokes about splinters from crashes, termite proofing, woodpecker attention, and the fate of family cars, suggesting the old wooden car gag may return with a new generation.

Times-Picayune New Orleans

Rotary Club luncheon highlights fuel efficient driving

A Rotary Club luncheon at the Fox Hotel featured a motion picture by E. G. Usem and shown by Robert Earl on operating an automobile for maximum service and minimum cost. The film warned against aggressive driving habits like jackrabbit starts and curb scraping.

Rotary Club Fox Hotel E. G. Usem Robert Earl John Loring Rose Room Elmer Willert 4Th Ave Chinchilla Raiser Gold Seal Chinchilla Assn Ta*coma, Wash New York Hose of Estes Esociation

Pilots talk boycott over aerial hijack threat

Washington dispatch notes ALPA chief J. J. O'Donnell urges a world boycott against nations harboring hijackers while American pilots lag in action. The piece details past hijack statistics, links to Black Panther networks in Algeria, and questions why flight crews have not coordinated more decisive refusals to fly to sanctuary sites. It cites 450 killed, 16,000 held aboard 58 nations, and 193 U.S. hijackings in a decade.

Victor Riesel Washington, D.C J. J. O'Donnell Air- Line Pilots Assn ALPA Aflcio George Meany O’donnell Lebanon Tel Aviv Lod France Italy Switzerland Belgium Cuba Algeria Rome FBI Air Frame Black Panther Panther Eldridge Cleaver Afro American Liberation Army U.S Western Airlines Willie Roger Holder Cleaver Algiers O'Donnell American Red Smith Machinists Transport Workers Union TWU Matty Guinan United Nations Afl-Cio Beirut Air France Fly

Sertoma Disaster Fund appeals for flood victims aid

The Sertoma Club of Austin designates proceeds from last Sunday's power boat races for Rapid City flood victims. Contributions go directly to the Rapid City Sertoma Club for disbursement to areas of greatest need. Public urged to donate at local banks or by mail to Sertoma Disaster Fund Box 231 Austin Minnesota. Don Newville Fund Chairman urges local residents to respond generously to help promptly.

the Herald Sertoma Club of Austin Rapid City S.D Sertoma Disaster Fund Minn Nate Don Newville Austin Sertoma Club

The Kid Next Door Plays Pop at 3 A.M.

A fragment notes late night pop music by a neighbor, and comments on vacation habits ending in going for broke. The piece also mentions the charge card as a byword of today.

Kid Next Door

McGovern Near First Ballot as NEA Count Closes Gap

Sen. George McGovern of South Dakota gains in the NEA National Observer delegate count, rising to about 1,378.5 of 1,509 needed, narrowing the gap to a possible first ballot nomination. Humphrey slips to around 405 while Wallace remains a potent convention factor despite mobilization issues.

Washington NEA George McGovern South Dakota National Observer Edmund Muskie Maine McGovern Morever California New Jersey NEA National Observer Hubert Humphrey George Wallace New Mexico New York Illinois Muskie Connecticut Iowa Missouri Delaware Louisiana Rhode Island South Wallace

New war perils foe leader power

Ray Cromley analyzes claims about bombing North Vietnam and harbors. He argues that outcomes depend on South Vietnamese aggression, with heavy bombing forcing Hanoi to rely on costly manpower and supplies, potentially limiting North Vietnamese offensives over four to seven months if South Vietnamese persist.

Washington NEA North Vietnam Hanoi U.S Nixon

Today in History June 14 1972 highlights and birthdays

On this date in 1775 the U S Army was founded as riflemen were recruited by the Continental Congress. In 1777 the Stars and Stripes became the national flag. Sonoma Calif declared the Free Republic of California in 1846. Harding spoke by radio in 1922. Paris fell to Germans in 1940. Saipan invasion began in 1944. Ten years ago Secret Army Organization plot to kill de Gaulle. Five years ago a U S Mars orbiter headed to Venus. NYT refused to halt Pentagon papers. Burl Ives and Dorothy Maguire birthdays noted.

U.S. Army Continental Congress Sonoma Calif Baltimore Saipan Island Marianas Secret Army Organization France Charles de Gaulle U.S. Mariner Venus New York Times Atty John N. Mitchell Pentagon Burl Ives Dorothy Maguire

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Austin Daily Herald John Ruskin 2Nd St. N.E Minnesota Edmund E. Smith Thomas J. Koeck Whitar ST Amarea Bseeer Asmesene United States A.P.O F.P.O Mnes Crepes Eal Kebeeoes Adens Ves People's Forum NEA, Inc Bruce Biossat Ray Cromley
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