Measles not dead despite vaccination efforts
The Austin Daily Herald discusses a nationwide measles outbreak the worst since 1966. Health officials attribute it to neglect of vaccination and urge renewed inoculation campaigns, noting severe outcomes and rising case numbers through 1971.
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U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Glen Campbell to headline Iowa State Fair grandstand show
Fancy entertainment alert as Glen Campbell tops the Des Moines fair on Friday August 20 opening night. The 10 time gold record winner with hits such as Gentle on My Mind and By the Time I Get to Phoenix headlines the grandstand, part of the 1971 Iowa State Fair lineup starring Campbell and his Goodtime Hour show. Also noted are Minnesota State Fair acts Liberace The Carpenters Tammy Wynette and Charley Pride among others.
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Glen Campbell
Des Moines
Campbell
Phoenix
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Liberace
the Carpenters
John Davidson
Lynn Anderson
Neil Diamond
Charley Pride
Tammy Wynette
Tony Sandler
Ralph Young
East Commonwealth
Snelling Avenues
Minnesota
Redress to Indians Complicated by Historic Land Loss
Don Oakley notes the long struggle of American Indians for land compensation. He cites the Indian Claims Commission results through 1969 showing average awards around 37.6 percent of claimed value, higher when tribes used institute experts, and occasional windfalls up to 1 700 percent. He highlights 150 judgments totaling 305 million with 301 still pending.
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American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Indian Claims Commission
Commission
Oklahoma
Don Oakley
June’s Golden Spell Lifts Hope In The Christian Science Monitor
The piece praises June, contrasts it with grim months, and quotes poets James Russell Lowell Robert Burns and James Whitcomb Riley. It celebrates long days outdoor leisure in June and urges humanity to be peaceful, content, and fellowship minded.
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James Russell Lowell
Robert Burns
James Whitcomb Riley
Hoosier State
Christian Science Monitor
Luther Quote Reflected in City Newsletter Ad
A clipped local notice from Austin Minnesota features religious quotation lines and publishing details for a daily paper. It lists staff names J Knox Dye publisher and Thomas J Koeck editor and outlines subscription rates and mailing zones for home and rural delivery within and beyond a 50 mile radius.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minnesota
J. Knox
Thomas J. Koeck
Minn
U.S
United States
A.P.O
F P.O
Isovede
Ceeerenatean
Ali
Advanre
Turn Back the Clock Highlights from Past Austin News
Thirty years ago Mrs Elsie Holt of Mapleview shack was fined for operating a nuisance. Austin plans safety award dinner at the Austin Hotel citing its record. Twenty years ago Mower County elected officials gain a $400 annual COLA. Vandals damaged Kinsman greenhouse causing $750 to $1000 in losses. Ten years ago tractors sparked pride as Hillier recounts neighbors planting 9 acres after a May 10 auto accident. Sumner Elementary School’s replacement approved by the Board of Education.
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Elsie Holt
Mapleview Addition
Justice
Austin
Mower County
Kinsman
Oliver Hillier
16Th Ave
Hillier
Sumner
Austin Public School System
Board of Education
New York
Teachers Attack Wave Grows in New York Schools
In New York City teachers face rising violence as a Bronx physical education instructor Georgette McNair survives a brutal attack after reporting poor student performance. The Board of Education logs show daily assaults, threats, and even rapes against staff, highlighting a troubling trend across schools.
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New York
NEA
Georgette McNair
Miss McNair
Public School
Bronx
NYC Board of Education
New York City
Queens
Manhattan
George Lent
Nyc
Justice Dept probes spending of unions in national elections
The article reports the U S Justice Department under John Mitchell is probing whether unions including the ILGWU made political expenditures in national elections from their voluntary funds. The case highlights subpoenas to verify 1970 spending and whether funds supported national campaigns, with a fall Supreme Court ruling anticipated on whether such donations violate workers rights or are unlawful.
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Justice Dept
Victor Riesel
New York
N.Y
Homburg
Justic Dept
John Mitchell
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Afl-Cio
Lou Stulberg
ILG
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Ed Edward Finch Cox
Ladies Garment Workers
Harry Hopkins
Eleanor Roosevelt
Louis Brandeis
Benjamin Cardo
Seventh Ave
Hardhitting
Paul Hall
Seafarers’ International Union
Hall
House
Gerald Ford
Everett Dirksen
Lib
Eral
Nelson Rockefeller
David Dubinsky
U.S
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Harold Baer Jr
New Jersey
Nixon aims to end China isolation and rejoin world community
President Nixon seeks to shift U.S. strategy to Asia as top priority, arguing a strong American stand in Vietnam and Southeast Asia can persuade Mao to turn China inward. He envisions aiding a regional alliance with Japan and Pacific nations to build mutual economic and military strength, with long-term goal of pulling China back into the world community.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
China
Europe
Asia
Russia
Moscow
White House
Red China
Community of Nations
United States
Mao Tsetung
Peking
U.S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Mao
Western
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
Cambodia
U. S
Japan
Pacific
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Brooklyn
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