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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
8
Austin Herald reports a startling turn as a spring event ends with luck shifting against a guard camp office. Ike announces departure amid humiliation and bafflement affecting key personnel.
A former Kansas congressman cites the 1946 marketing act as underused, warning farm surpluses hold back markets. He blamed a power struggle in the Department of Agriculture and says production advocates won out over marketing.
Dr. Wernher von Braun reports Saturn project progress at Marshall Space Flight Center where nine static tests of Saturn T concluded. Next test series starts in August ahead of the 1961 Cape Canaveral launch. Saturn I, not Saturn T, will fly. a third booster is under assembly.
Advertisement touts T-4-L as a remedy for athletes foot claiming 3 to 5 days treatment with instant drying. It promises quick relief and a refund from any druggist if not satisfied, note mentions Wold Drug Store as supplier.
A weather system powered by strong winds swept into the Midwest, with Nebraska and Iowa among hard hit areas. Tornadoes touched down in Nebraska and Michigan as Des Moines reported 55 mph winds and Kennebec Iowa saw 3.50 inches of rain, while Lincoln and Holdrege experienced damage from tornadoes.
Miami Beach report describes night eaters and binge eaters driven by brain and emotion rather than stomach. Dr Albert Stumkard of the University of Pennsylvania links satiety and hunger control to the hypothalamus, noting stress can disturb these brain regions and trigger eating patterns.
The president of the American Bar Association urged early action on a bill to add 43 federal judgeships. He cited a backlog of 66 000 civil cases and 8 500 criminal cases, saying delays threaten justice and urging judgeship selection reforms.
An eight foot plank was hurled over a sawmill and pierced the chest of S H Grisham 54 owner of the Greybull sawmill was killed by the impaling plank.
In Southern California and Florida unions shuttered plants but talks resumed. About 17 000 Douglas workers returned to Long Beach after a overnight settlement while 10 000 Lockheed workers remained on strike in California. Convair machinists settled in Cape Canaveral. 26 000 Con varn workers still in negotiation.
Available without prescription, ODRINEX claims rapid fat loss in seven days with a full refund policy. The ad promises appetite suppression, allows normal meals, and requires no strenuous exercise or substitutions. Sold by Word Drug, Store-233 NM Main, with mail orders available.
Cambridge AP report says Robert F. Boyle a 19 year old jail trusty walked an officer's dog Wednesday night and later walked for himself. Officers suspect Boyle may have wanted to see his first child born shortly after he began a year sentence for burglary.
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