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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

5

Mao's wife among China's leaders in Beijing photo

Chiang Ching, Mao Zedong's wife, is identified as the most influential woman in Communist China in a group portrait from Beijing. Also shown are Premier Chou En-lai, Kang Sheng, Chang Chun-Chiao, and Wang Li, officials active in government and foreign affairs.

Chiang Ching Mao Tse-tung China Peking Chou En-lai Kang Sheng Communist Party Chang Chun-Chiao Wang Li

Crossing Borders Into Middle Age

HAL Boyle humorously defines middle age as crossing a border not marked on maps. He lists behaviors signaling this plateau such as yawning in public, remembering pension timing, preferring quiet, and critiquing new shoes. The piece ends with the observation that grandchildren seem nicer, marking the crossover.

Huntington sculptor named chairman at WVU Creative Arts

George Nocito, a noted sculptor from Huntington New York, is named chairman of the Division of Creative Arts at the Creative Art Center of West Virginia University. He serves as an associate professor of fine arts at the New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury New York.

Morgantown W.va George Nocito Huntington N.Y Creative Art Center West Virginia University New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury

ALC urged delegates to heed critics at Des Moines convention

In Decorah Iowa the Iowa district president told about 600 delegates to listen to world and critics and repent of failures. The convention faces opposition to a plan by the National Lutheran Campus Ministry to end support for several university religion chairs by 1969. The article notes a tablet in the Statue of Liberty bears the Declaration date.

Decorah Iowa American Lutheran Church Bruno Schlaihhtenhausen Des Moines National Lutheran

Tax trend widens state levy reach across the nation

A Commerce Clearing House survey shows states increasing taxes via new revenue sources and higher rates in 1967. Nebraska adds corporate and personal income taxes. West Virginia imposes a 6 percent corporate tax. Maryland Montana and Tennessee raise corporate rates. Minnesota banks and corporate taxes rise. North Dakota and Vermont expand bank and personal levies. several states adopt sales and use taxes, with Rhode Island Washington Wyoming Nebraska and others adjusting rates and exemptions. Texas Nevada and others introduce local or county levies, reflecting broader fiscal tightening nationwide.

Chicago Commerce Clearing House Nebraska State Board of Equalization and Assessment West Virginia North Carolina Kansas Minnesota States District of Columbia Nesota Rhode Island Washington Wyoming Texas Nevada

Lutheran Brotherhood honors three area leaders on golden anniversary

Three area men received Lutheran Brotherhood awards during the golden anniversary dinner at Oak Leaf Café in Austin. Rev. Arthur L. Swenson, Moppy Anderson, and Alvin C. Kingsbury were cited for church, community and national service. Guests included regional representatives and D. Sheldon Evenson of Rochester delivered the address.

Lutheran Brotherhood Arthur L. Swenson Austin Moppy Anderson Preston Alvin C. Kingsbury Harmony Oak Leaf Cafe U.S Canada Fraternal Insurance Society David W. Asp Harris I. Burreson Spring Grove Maurice E. Halverson Rose Creek Melvin E. Lageson LeRoy Willard I. Lee Gerald J. Thorson J. Kent Dougherty Roy C. Heim Rochester Mr. Kingsbury Swenson St. Olaf Lutheran Church Martin Luther Kingsbury D. Sheldon Evenson Lutheran Social Services S.E. Minn

Reputation of 2 Dogs Tarnished

Two German Shepherd guard dogs were returned to work after disappearing from a storage yard. Police found two teenage boys walking with a watchdog each, amid concerns about the pets’ reputations following the incident.

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