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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
4
President Johnson urged re-examination and strengthening of Great Society programs after the 1966 elections. Rep Al Quie criticized the war on poverty as top heavy and bureaucratic, proposing new direction and expansion in some areas while stressing minority party scrutiny and potential impact on Democratic actions.
The piece argues humor cannot ease the grim Arab Israeli conflict noting thousands dead and displaced, refugees in need, and a hard path to reconstruction. It emphasizes Arab humanity, warns against cynicism, and calls for aid to avert starvation and suffering amid ongoing tensions.
The piece critiques Senator Thomas J. Dodds Senate ethics defense arguing it reframes wrongdoing by comparing crimes to opportunities not taken. It likens his claim of honesty to a robber or pickpocket's defense and mocks the logic while noting ethics remains the topic.
The St Louis Post Dispatch notes litter across states versus clean areas, urging education and public policy. It urges park road protection, school lessons, and federal billboard standards while warning against aggressive commercial clutter in TV by limiting interruptions. Strong emphasis on responsible civic behavior and industry self restraint.
A sample newspaper item lists subscription rates and delivery zones for Austin Minnesota. Rates show weekly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly options with mail zones and military addresses. Address details include subscription changes and a publisher contact.
THIRTY YEARS AGO the 1937 Union Daily Vacation Bible School closed with a picnic at Todd Park for 400 children. The Mower County Fairs board doubles its prize by awarding two automobiles this year. TWENTY YEARS AGO N G King near Dexter featured in Capper's Farmer for turning 42 acres frost damaged crop into car corn silage. TEN YEARS AGO Joe Dauer became president of Austin Albert Lea B n a i B'rith at Hotel Albert Lea. Residents of Nicolville vote June 25 on a proportional share of District 27 debt since 1952 in case of merger.
Minnesota legislators finish business ahead of heat while Iowa considers tax relief and educational funding. Gov. Hughes opposes exempting personal property from taxes. Iowa House rejects bonds for state college buildings. The Capitol Letter notes voting patterns of C. R. Hansen Helen McMillan and Harvey Labre on key bills. World reaction focuses on doves turning hawk in Middle East crisis and Vietnam policy. Minneapolis election sees Naftalin’s defeat and Carlson’s narrow win.
The expression traces to a country fair contest where success meant catching a greased pig to win the prize. Over time it broadened to mean achieving success or bringing in earnings in any endeavor.
In New York, a July caucus may birth an all sports labor union for about 1500 players across football baseball basketball and hockey. Marvin Miller, head of MLB players association, leads efforts to share pensions insurance and welfare data and explore joint projects and lobbying.
The piece discusses Hart Bill proposals to place organized pro sports under anti trust laws while exempting operations. It notes club power to draft and fire players would continue and questions fair hearings for players. It likens rising player unity to a union and a national Brotherhood of Players and Landlords.
Ray Cromley notes Israel relies on a large reserve force with 120000 mobilized from civilian jobs in 1967. He contrasts Israel's integrated reserve system with McNamara's U S Army Reserve reforms, arguing reserves can be mobilized quickly and remain battle ready.
Leon Hinsch, 27, was killed when his tractor overturned in the barnyard of his rural Zumbrota farm while hauling dirt to fill a cave in. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Lincoln Park New Jersey AP Irving Fitzig leads the No Tip Society to abolish tipping. He claims 300 members in three months with dues of 1 dollar yearly and 25 cards pledging not to tip. He cites cab drivers and waiters as targets while noting some groups support tipping to a 15 percent minimum.
A public service Q and A explains two methods to claim medical insurance benefits under Medicare. It covers doctor payment versus patient payment, form accuracy, and handling delays. It also notes when premiums start and details on eligibility, timing for applications, and where to submit questions to Stanley Sprecher at the Austin District Office.
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