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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
4
President Kennedy argues for a $7.3 billion long term foreign aid program while acknowledging past waste and urging a new coordinated agency. He counters claims aid funds corruption and asks opponents to propose alternatives to stop communism and lift developing nations from poverty. The coming debate is set to dominate the 15 year program.
The column credits Victor Riesel with predicting and detailing major events from a nationwide maritime strike to Castro’s tractor ransom and space program delays. It notes his early disclosures on U.S. Cuba trade, wage price freezing plans, unemployment retraining, Hoffa's convention plans, and internal labor movements across government and industry.
An opinion feature from the New Ulm Journal urges readers to enter a statewide lottery tied to the 1962 Minnesota congressional elections. Prizes include 45000 with a 50 entry fee, framed as a time filling activity.
Babson reviews historical market eras from gold and railroad stocks to trusts and electricity, then links Supreme Court rulings to shifts in glamour stocks. He speculates on how a future decision impacting labor unions or antitrust exemptions could spark a market rise, urging investors to favor blue chips and selective glamour shares.
Austin Dairy Association and County Dairy Committee plan a Sunday 8 pm baseball game between Austin and Mason City with a 7:30 pm parade led by the dairy princess. Mayor and civic leaders attend as dairy prizes are given and dairy products donated to fans.
The article discusses heated congressional debate over foreign aid, contrasting U S motives with Soviet practices. It cites Adlai Stevenson in Ecuador seeking over 200 million credits and notes concerns about strings, profits, and the risk of aiding socialist enterprises while stressing the need for prudent, repayable loans and private investment.
Dr. Molner explains that true acid stomach and acidity are not simple or universal maladies. Blood is typically alkaline, and only certain deep bodily imbalances require treatment. Worry about acidity is common but best left to physicians unless a real illness emerges.
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg arrived in New York after a cabinet meeting and told waterfront union leaders to avoid a work stoppage. The event highlights a seafarers pact with several large shipowners and the government’s role in mediating potential labor actions.
The piece argues the seafarers strike reveals a worldwide labor shift, with unions gaining rights to organize aboard foreign-flag ships and press for U.S. labor interests abroad. It notes a coalition including Bethlehem Steel and Isthmian lines, a joint labor-management panel, and parallels to film industry Liberia tax avoidance and broad calls for an international minimum wage law.
A compact set of crossword style clues and solutions including entries such as Bugle call reveille and Garcia related items. The list maps military terms to word meanings and includes figures like S Gardner and a reference to English school terms.
W C Doherty, head of the Association of Letter Carriers, urged CWA delegates in Kansas City to consider Joseph A Beirne as a successor to AFL CIO president George Meany. Beirne, president of the Communications Workers of America, was leading the convention as it closed. Doherty said he would back Beirne in the AFL CIO leadership race.
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