Austin Daily Herald Preface and Editorial Motto Card
The Austin Daily Herald outlines its history since 1891 and its mission to serve Austin and the community with fair impartial coverage. It notes association with the Associated Press and lists editor Geraldine Rasmussen as publisher and business manager.
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Wright Says Tax Laws Must Create Jobs for Growth
State Sen. Donald O. Wright, chair of the Senate Tax Committee, argues any tax law that does not create more jobs is a bad law. He warns higher taxes strain individuals and businesses, hinder investment, and reduce initiative, urging Minnesotans to demand a free economy without punitive taxes.
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Donald O. Wright
Senate Tax Committee
Sen. Wright
Minnesota
Young Presidential Timber in 1960 Nomination Field
The piece notes a predominantly youthful pool for both parties in 1960 with Kennedy and Nixon in their 40s and 50s. It argues age alone won’t decide voters, who will judge candidates by ability, experience, and trustworthiness amid Cold War concerns. The history of earlier nominees shows wars and crises favored younger leadership.
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Massachusetts
Kennedy
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Chicago
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Stuart Symington
Missouri
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
GOP
Wendell Willkie
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Thomas FE. Dewey
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
West's Full Story Not Yet Put in Unequivocal Terms
Washington dispatch argues Western nations fail to press Soviet aggression over Eastern Europe and Berlin. It criticizes repeated talks, warns against a premature summit, and urges clear Western stance to maintain self respect and defend free governments.
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Spam feast at Westbury Hotel delights London editors
Hormel officials in Austin praised a London luncheon at the Westbury Hotel where 90 guests enjoyed Spam in cooked dishes. Sir Rolando Wall hosted and requested plenty of Spam, but guests ate it all and more cans had to be opened and served cold.
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Hormel
Austin
Westbury
London
Sir Rolando Wall
England
Sir Wall
One in Eight Americans Own Stock for the First Time
The New York Stock Exchange census shows 12,490,000 individual stockholders, up 45 percent since 1956 and nearly double the shareowning population of 1952. Women now outnumber men among holders, and 4,000,000 housewives own stocks.
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California
Loss of Magical Outfit in Car. No Forced Entry
Ernie Heldman, a professional magician from St Louis, reported $225 in magic equipment missing from his parked car. The window was intact and no other signs of forced entry. Police suggest he may have forgotten to lock the doors.
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St, Louis
Ernie Heldman
Heldman
Labor Chiefs Chat With the Probable Demo Candidates
In New York garment town, AFL CIO labor leaders host dinners and private talks with Democratic hopefuls as they press to back a nominee. Stuart Symington, Humphrey, and Kennedy figure prominently while Adlai Stevenson is largely ignored.
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David Dubinsky
Liberal
Alex Rose
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American Labor
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Weighing happiness against others rights in life
The writer argues against self centered pursuit and cites biblical teaching that no one lives only for themselves. They say selfish choices bring trouble and quote Jesus placing others first. A note adds Panchen Lama’s return to Lhasa per Peiping radio from AP.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Lhasa
China
Teens seek adult guidance, survey shows
A University of Michigan study for the Boy Scouts of America finds 94 percent of teenage boys want adult leadership, 83 percent want career information, and 58 percent favor taking responsibility. The piece urges adults to direct youth talents into constructive channels.
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University of Michigan
Boy Scouts of America
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