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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
4
L S Harbo, Austin school superintendent, has accepted an interim president position at Augsburg College while remaining in Austin until retirement on July 1. The move reflects high regard for his educational leadership amid critics and support from the community and Minnesota schools.
The piece argues big business and President Kennedy should avoid antagonism. It quotes U.S. Steel chair Roger M. Blough urging cooperative action, noting business is millions of people pursuing better production. Both sides have too much at stake to push the economy toward recession.
Cartoon caption in the Bawl Street Journal shows Jacqueline Kennedy surveying a trophy room with mounted heads labeled Nixon and Blough, plus others waiting. It notes bids may influence business hesitancy and growth forecasts, reflecting finance community mood.
Quote from Job and Joseph Alleine on divine sovereignty and grace. The text links God’s rule over creation with personal faith, describing Christ in the heart and the world under his feet as a devotional image.
Two hundred women of the Royal Neighbors of America meet county session. Rev Harry Poll and young people from Church of Christ attend a spring park conference. Past Presidents Club of the Relief Corps attends a picnic at T A Conlon farm Grand Meadow. Austin Daily Herald carriers rank high in war bond sales. County offices see candidacy: C M Hubbard for treasurer and C C Terry for auditor. J M Pierce and M F Sherman attend postmasters parley at Red Wing. Paul Kimbi earns bachelor of law at Minneapolis College of Law. Mrs Georgia Cipra named manager at Stevenson Apparel Store. Frank G Kearns appointed district inspector of electrical installations.
A National Geographic survey notes newspapers are essential to modern life, with the U.S. publishing about 8,000 dailies and 250 million copies overall. The piece also quips about unrelated statistics and a few social notes from Florida voting to a Rooney bankruptcy petition.
Victor Riesel describes a broad labor dispute at Republic Aviation in Farmingdale New York as unions walk out over wage demands and benefits. The stalemate delays F105 fighters, Saturn missile parts, and other defense projects, drawing White House and Labor Department intervention.
Sylvia Porter challenges claims that women caused the Black Monday selloff. Merrill Lynch chiefs report only about one in five clients are women and data show women were not responsible for 75 percent of selling. Several brokers note women opened new accounts largely to buy, while others say men panicked more.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues John F. Kennedy must cut spending on luxury items and nonessential foreign aid, raise revenue without broad tax cuts, and form experienced business and labor councils to steer the economy. He warns slow action risks a poor political showing in 1962 and 1964.
A reader asks about a frozen arm and when surgery is needed. Dr Molner notes causes include infection injury and scar tissue with early motion preventing stiffness. Other questions cover esophageal varices from liver damage and alcohol, chocolate milk and heart concerns, peroxide use for ear infections, ringworm nail treatment with griseofulvin, and guidance on avoiding further risk.
LEAKSVILLE North Carolina three generations of the Coleman family share the same birth date February 13 with E A Coleman born 1898 his son J W Coleman born 1997 and J W Coleman's son Jimmy Lee born 1985 all born on February 13 in a rare family coincidence
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