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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
4
The article urges Austin school leaders to seek consensus before reintroducing a junior college bond issue. It notes a new superintendent and two new board members must assess a revised plan and costs, with Miller and Ziemer asked to propose a smaller project and report details to the board for careful consideration.
The piece argues abundance creates new problems despite wealth and advances. It notes plentiful production, parking and space limits, population growth from lower death rates, and calls for continuing scientific progress. Dr Glenn Seaborg warns against slowing science as freedom would fade and curiosity would be muzzled.
A Wall Street Journal column argues Middle Atlantic Conference rule changes for intentional walks curb batter comeback and compare to federal moves to bypass courts. The piece warns easier exits for officials will reduce individuals' chances to challenge decisions and affect the political and legal landscape.
A religious quotation offers guidance to rejoice in hope be patient in tribulation and be constant in prayer from Romans 12 12 and a benediction attributed to Joseph Roux praising God as just pitiful and comforting.
Fragmented OCR shows a postal delivery and prepaid terms note listing distances from 50 to 150 miles and multiple time periods including three months six months and one year with unclear prices and conditions. The readable bits imply an advance payment requirement for delivery outside a central post office.
Turn back the clock as readers recall an Appreciation Service for Rev. and Mrs. Warner Johnson at a Methodist Church. Minnesota Southern Engraving opens above Federal Bakery. Don Tichy performs on a new pipe organ at First Congregational Church. Mabel I. Robinson seeks re election as rural schools superintendent. Pruth McFarlin tenor appears at First Methodist Church and J D Williams heads Austin city board of equalization.
A collage of brief items covers Spam’s global reach and Hormel’s humane slaughter push, Canadian election quirks, campaign potholders as political tools, car stopping distances, Sudbury building permit woes, and Mona Lisa smile theories from experts and doctors.
Victor Riesel reports at a New York labor convention that Alex Rose of the Hatters and Liberal Party backing signals a push for Robert Kennedy to pursue the presidency in 1968. Rose argues eight years of Kennedy leadership could define the nation, while Kennedy jokes about the idea and references family influence.
Washington analysis argues a nuclear balance without a major war could emerge as Khru shhev and Kennedy avoid formal pacts. McNamara warns against proliferating nuclear powers though US plans focus on NATO defense and U S control of major missiles. The piece suggests stalemate may yield a long period of peace.
Sylvia Porter explains the auction floor process for a typical buy and sell order on the New York Stock Exchange. She describes broker communication, price quotations, and ticker updates showing how a 100 share ZYX trade at 55 to 55.25 and how confirmations, records, and ticker tapes spread the transaction across markets.
A column excerpt covers child nighttime wetting strategies and hormonal aging in men, plus a contagious scalp concern. Advice includes footnoted steps: limit fluids after 4 p.m. then reverse if needed, urine measurement, and medical checks. It also notes middle age changes differ by sex and suggests ringworm as a possible scalp issue.
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