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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1957
Page
4
Grave Nuclear Test Debate Faces Moral Scientific and Military Struggles
The piece argues the nuclear test issue lies in three levels: moral, scientific, and military. It notes a split among scientists over radiation risks and the necessity of tests for stockpile security, while warning politics must not distort the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moral Leader's Duty Amid Free Men Protection
A statesman's duty must balance factors while prioritizing the protection of free men from attack. The text stresses the moral leadership role and the constraints of high office in safeguarding liberty.
Case of Nerves The Eisenhower Health Watch
The piece notes relentless public concern over President Eisenhower’s health after a heart attack and abdominal surgery at age 66. It says rumors and alarmist reports emerged from fear, though official diagnoses were stomach related and overblown, and urges measured public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eisenhower
Plan to Expand Senate and House Office Space
Speaker Sam Rayburn pressed for expanded office and committee space as chambers have outgrown current corridors. Rep. Laird criticized approving a new House building and said appropriations panels are trimming Eisenhower’s budget, with about $5 billion cut from a $72 billion request. Rayburn asked $742 million for new House office building construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Rep
Laird
Wisconsin
House Appropriations
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Opinions of Others in THE SMART FINNS
The Finns living beside Russia use a mix of cordiality and restraint toward visiting Russians and Khrushchev. They hosted refreshments but kept microphones away from propagandists, yielding friendly meetings with little impact on Finnish workers. The piece praises kindness as a potent tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Chicago Daily News
Chicago board cuts school building costs 1956 vs 1952
Chicago's Board of Education reports a 13 percent reduction in classroom construction costs in 1956 compared with 1952, attributed to smarter planning and improved bidding. The editorial urges distressed districts to note Chicago's efficiency and pass along the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Education
Robert Sargent Shriver Jr
Chicago School Board
Chicago Daily News
Money Maneuvers Threaten U S Future by Clever Minds
A 1957 column critiques securities regulation gaps under the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It cites Swiss banking secrecy and nominee ownership as undermining Section 16A reporting, allowing anonymous transfers and potential tax evasion and national-security impact. It notes 35 percent of U S public company shares may be held by nominees, brokers, or fiducias, obscuring beneficial owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Commission
Switzerland
United States
Europe
Nassau
Canada
King, Features, Inc
Camera days set for July circus in Austin
The Circus Days on July 3 and 4 will draw large picture takers to Austin. Bernard Moody organizes a camera zone near the stands, with Harold Carlstrom in charge, while flash bulbs are banned for performer safety. The piece notes favorable news about Austin Area youths and their achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Bernard Moody
Shrine Circus
Harold Carlstrom
Austin Camera Club
Former UEW official Tovarich dodges fifth amendment
Victor Riesel reports on Mike Jiminez a former UEW official who refused to answer questions about Communist past and OSS duties using the Fifth Amendment. The piece notes Jiminez served as Army captain lied behind enemy lines and later worked in labor relations while denying current Communist ties. Ezio Pinza is mentioned as born in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Russia
Tovarich
MVD
FBI
Senate
U. S
United Electrical Workers Union
Mike Jiminez
Communist Party
Jiminez
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Robert Morris
Commie
Morris
New Haven
Conn
Philadelphia
Communist Party of
Upstate
New York State
Buffalo
WCTU
International Assn
Jamestown
N. Y
Maj. Peress
Capt
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Probe warns Byrd inquiry will be a farce and warn of ignorance
The piece argues a full-scale investigation into the U S monetary system is unlikely to deliver comprehensive reforms. It cites the National Bureau of Economic Research noting deep ignorance about financial structures and warns current hearings may be piecemeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Byrd
Douglas
Flanders
National Bureau of Economic Research
Federal Reserve System
Picayune
National Bureau
Fabricant
Bureau
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Exercise Your Hair This Theory Will Help
Elmer Wheeler argues that daily inactivity harms scalp circulation and hair health. He links sedentary living to poor nutrition, suggests washing hair twice weekly, rinsing well, and using mild dressings. He shares tips on scalp massage, lanolin, alfalfa, and avoiding overuse of tonics while noting hair loss can be normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Eers
Country Crossword Clues and Wordplay List
A compact puzzle fragment listing numbered clues with simple definitions. Includes terms like country water source hail spoken born holding sign country land measures climbing plant son of Adam pronoun seen in country skies Greek letter opposed flow made a bird s home whole worm short sleeps individuals window part high note Charlotte Corday s victim country sun substitute harvest festival for instance quilting fishing diminutive suffix ee adjective down country road baking chamber poor garden quality sad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Charlotte Corday
Puzzle Answer List Clues and Solutions
A compact clue grid solving classic crossword prompts with numbered hints including angels most recent chemical timepiece Persian prin exist dregs saline depos open relaxes horse s neck hairs Saint closed car fit for publication in this place Roman date legislative bod y coral reef Spanish coin outmoded put up poker stakes trading place love god primitive preposition intend nuisance cat call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Reef
What Is Secularism and Why Some See It as Evil
Secularism is an attitude denying sacred influence in life and thought. It interprets life without God and is seen as eroding morals while failing to explain human nature and the universe. Theism, with God as Creator and Sustainer, offers prayer and scripture as the basis of meaning.
Sayre farmer learns trees remove drought water
Sayre Oklahoma Jewell Burden learns from a soil conservationist that each giant cottonwood on his farm draws 600 gallons of water from the drought plagued soil daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Okla
Jewel Burden
Newspaper Delivery Rates For Austin Area
Advertising snippet lists single copy and home delivery options in Austin. Includes weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices, zone differences for deliveries inside and outside Austin within 150 miles, and payment terms. Ends with unclear figures and garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
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