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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
4
The article argues that while integration and equal access to public facilities are visible, equal job opportunities for Negroes face subtler barriers. It notes higher unemployment among uneducated groups and asserts that more education and technical training for Negroes would improve job attainment more than protests over hiring bias.
The article discusses anthropologist Margaret Mead calling the term teen-ager an abomination and argues for classification by life status not just age. It highlights wide differences between 13-year-olds and 19-year-olds in behavior and treatment.
A survey by Institut fur Demoskopie Allensbach reports many West German shoppers want more scales in self service stores to verify weights. Some favor checking. a few oppose, fearing dishonesty exposure. The piece notes broader concerns about unemployment’s impact on youth and education.
A compact duo of maxims from Luke 7 35 and Phaedrus about wisdom and envy. The first asserts that wisdom is proven by her children while the second warns that envy costs the covetous person their own property.
Postal rate notice outlines delivery charges per week for zones 2 and outside 50 to 150 miles from Austin. Details include prepaid options for three months six months one year and emphasize advance payment.
The city municipal band will formally open its summer season with a concert at Horace Austin State Park on Thursday. Life saving drill classes begin Tuesday at the bathing beach under A. W. Graham. A pledge to maintain Highway 81 and lay six miles of new grade was offered to Mower County citizens by N. W. Elsberg.
A humorous Worcester Telegram and Gazette survey lists reader desires from front-page crime to wedding photos to more sports and comics. It notes mixed attitudes to segregation, camping growth, farm futures, and local finance, with brief mentions of state oleo tax distribution and savings bonds sales.
A Kennedy briefing revealed a feud between AFL CIO unions NMU and MEBA could trigger a 1 million dollar penalty to Castro's government. The Maximus freighter bound for Cuba was tied up by pickets and now risks a ransom deadline and 750 prisoners. The dispute involves NMU affiliate BMO and MEBA in a tense maritime labor clash.
On this date 1675 Sir Christopher Wren laid the first stone of St Pauls Cathedral in London the final stone completed in 1710. Other milestones include 1788 New Hampshire ratifying the U S Constitution 1834 Cyrus McCormick patenting the reaping machine and 1901 McKinley ordering civil government in the Philippines.
The Maximus, bound for Cuba with ransom cargo, faced charter pullout by the American Maritime Association and labor clashes with National Maritime Union pickets. Government steps aimed to seize the ship and continue loading from Luckenbach docks as legal action unfolded.
Dr. Brandstadt explains how air conditioning affects sleep and health. Some benefit from cooling while others prefer a milder approach. humidity, metabolism, and conditions like arthritis heart disease asthma and hay fever influence comfort. Air conditioning spreads across public and private spaces and may require a light wrap for sudden temperature changes.
A Scandinavian visitor shopped through New York gift shops seeking truly American mementos. After ruling out European and foreign-made items, he finally found plenty of indelible American tokens at department stores, including paper goods and disposable tableware, while noting the Visit U S A program aims to lure tourists with an after-image of America.
REPORT FROM CAPITAL IST describes plans for former President Harry S Truman's 80th birthday celebration on May 8 1964. The piece covers the 22nd anniversary reunion of the Senate World War II Investigating Committee on National Defense where Truman attended as guest of honor and was praised by peers. It recounts anecdotes from Lyndon Johnson John F Kennedy John McCormack Burton Wheeler and a quip from Hoover about ex-presidents.
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