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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
4
The United States and the Soviet Union each hold arsenals capable of destroying the world yet seek a moratorium. President Kennedy favors a Moscow summit to negotiate a nuclear testing treaty while acknowledging risks and the need for disarmament steps, given high stakes and past testing dynamics.
Dr George James New York City health commissioner tells graduates 12 of 15 lung cancer deaths could be prevented if patients quit smoking. He notes only one in 15 currently saved and laments doctors still smoke. He warns youths not to start smoking given peers and veterans struggle to quit.
Arthur Goodhart of Oxford warned before the American Judicature Society that U S reactions to Supreme Court decisions show the danger of eroding the court’s authority. He said respect for rulings is essential to avoid rule by force and a breakdown of law and order nationwide.
A contrast on astronauts selling their personal stories versus others who risk lives in service. Inflation fears loom, with a Mason City Globe Gazette editorial imagining 1988 price levels for steak, cars, cigars, cigarettes, and retirement incomes.
A liberal man will be enriched and one who waters will himself be watered. Our true acquisitions lie only in our charities. We gain only as we give. There is no beggar so destitute as he who can afford nothing to his neighbor. William G. Simms.
Postal notice outlines Mail Zone 2 and all other zones with delivery in post offices beyond fifty to one hundred fifty meters and over three months six months and one year terms. Prices shown include prepaid rates for different durations and a separate rate table for zones outside the 340 mile radius.
Delegates to the Izaak Walton League convention traveled from Madison Wisconsin Thief River Falls Minnesota and Waterloo Iowa. Austin coordinates support for airport project. Jess M Pierce elected first president of Austin National Aeronautic Association. A major storm spared Austin despite heavy statewide damage.
Albert L. Graven of Albert Lea is named a professor in the University of Minnesota Law School and will begin duties Sept. 16. Dean William B. Lockhart lauds Graven as a top graduate with strong practical experience.
Two anti Communist labor leaders Andrew Jackson and Cleveland Charran arrived with little money to back a counterattack against a pro Communist government led by Cheddi Jagan. They aim to stop a planned Labor Relations Board power grab that could allow unilateral union reorganizations and threaten the fragile balance with international support. The dispute has paralyzed the country since June and risks a wider crisis if UN colonialism pressure shifts independence leverage toward Moscow and Castro style control.
A June 15 historical snapshot notes 1215 King John signed the Magna Carta at Runnymede under pressure from 2000 English barons who demanded limits on royal taxes. The document is hailed as one of history’s great rights documents.
In this column Dr W G Brandstadt discusses long standing undulant fever treatment limits, whether hard water affects heart disease risk, causes of excessive tearing, and the habit potential of phenobarbital for epilepsy. He notes antibiotics may help symptoms but not cure recurrence and advises seeing an eye specialist for persistent tearing.
The review praises Charl es H. Knickerbocker s humorous novel blending Maine island seascape and summer people with an Atlantic underwater crossing motif. It notes witty love dialogue and colorful island characters, highlighting the author s Maine physician background and lighter life view.
President Kennedy in a landmark address at American University argued peace is attainable through law and shared restraint. He urged Khrushchev to shift from conquest to solving poverty and disease, while signaling readiness for disarmament steps and a testing moratorium amid tense talks.
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