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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1958
Page
4
Victor Riesel advocates renewed public support for Senate crime busting as revelations show the Mafia’s long reach. He notes government action to protect garment manufacturers from illicit military contracts, but warns racketeers still extract tribute from industry labor and taxpayers.
The piece notes the summer solstice in Australia with sunrise around 5 34 a m and sunset near 8 54 p m giving about 15 hours 48 minutes of daylight. It cautions on fatigue and late bedtimes for children and details darkness length changes through Sunday to Monday and the month end as days shorten two minutes.
The piece notes the southern tips of South America and Africa and mentions their cold season. It reflects on the year turning and the first day of winter in six months, suggesting people will be glad to wait through the stretch of days.
In a digressive column the author notes how obscure names flash into headlines from Sidi Barrani to the vicuna. Mention of Bernard Goldfine and vicuna coats links to political favor and fashion envy, suggesting future confusion with a baseball star.
The New York Times discusses Lawrence G. Derthick’s report on Soviet schooling. It notes a total commitment to education, no teacher shortage, strong foreign language emphasis, and favorable workloads, while acknowledging issues like overcrowding and uneven learning in math and physics.
George E SokolsKy argues Japan can only sell its goods where demand exists. He notes the U S remains the top market for manufactured goods but warns dumping risks if unemployment rises or the dollar weakens. He cites Japan’s shift from silk to manufactured exports and predicts Japan must seek markets in China and Asia rather than rely on the United States.
Weekend efforts target mosquito control with city backed spraying using rented equipment. An eastern firm eyeing Austin for a branch faces a hostile letter mystery about its origin, possible impostor, or local resident. The piece also surveys graft in Congress, a California inventor’s driverless car, Florida retirement trends, Fortune top firms, broadcast ad rules, and Minnesota’s blue book Centennial edition.
The village of Jumbo in Ohio has a tiny population of twelve residents, despite its famous elephant namesake. Local lore notes the enduring quirky link between the place and P. T. Barnum’s celebrated elephant, even as the community remains a small, close knit settlement.
Babson Park Massachusetts analyst predicts no direct U S Russia shooting war during Eisenhower era. Warns of potential brush conflicts in the Middle East and South America, with chemical warfare and economic warfare as greater threats to survival. urges prudent diversification, civil defense, and steady faith and education as safeguards.
Senate crime fighter Bob Kennedy is racing through Chicago and western New York targeting a Mafia network seen as corrupting a government agency. He visited Buffalo Niagara area near a Mafia outpost and Hotel Statler while labor leaders sought clues about his visits to local unions and files.
A speaker defends staying with biblical word over contemporary philosophy and evolution while a Senate probe led by Kennedy and McClellan exposes mob ties to unions and business fronts. The series of revelations includes links from Anastasia to Teamsters and a growing scope of front operations across industries.
A word puzzle listing clues for across and down entries about the Dominican Republic and general terms. Includes clues such as its capital, race course references, animals, metals, and zodiac signs, forming a mixed grid of definitions and abbreviations.
The Bob Eldridge Construction Co of Kansas City was the apparent low bidder on a project to build 64 housing units at radar installations in Baudette and Willmar Minnesota and Osceola Wisconsin.
A Miami man Thomas Johnson 83 asks nurses to let him go home to tend to his 115 year old mother showing devotion. The piece urges children to honor parents breathes on character and blessing through life citing Exodus and a Bell Syndicate release.
Los Angeles AP: Actor Jeff Chandler filed a counter-suit to his wife Marjorie Chandler's divorce action, alleging general cruelty and asking the court to determine custody of their two children Jamie ten and Dana eight. The couple, both 39, were married in 1946.
Lebanon unveils a new sports coliseum in the Middle East with capacity for 50,000 spectators. The venue expands regional facilities for large events and major games.
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