Asset Expands Austin Hor Mel Institute Plans Dedication
The Hormel Institute in Austin adds a modern building and opens an open house Sunday. Staff of about 50 under director Dr. Walter O. Lundberg, with goal to reach 75, all University of Minnesota members. Funding from Hormel Foundation and U S Public Health Service supports research across fats, heart disease, food preservation, nutrition, and swine breeding. Established 1943 from Jay C. Hormel idea, the institute blends pure research with regional industrial progress.
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U. S. Public Health Service
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Taxes and Local Autonomy in a Federal Tax Mess
The Wall Street Journal editorial argues mayors seek federal money for local needs but warns that rising federal grants drain state and local taxes. It cites Tax Foundation data showing families pay substantial taxes to federal and local governments. The cure is to cut Washington spending and let local governments fund local needs by reducing federal involvement.
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Tax Foundation
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Opinions of Others F.A.A and the Pilots
An NYT editorial argues that pilots from Eastern, Pan American and others strike against the public interest. It cites E R Quesada leading the FAA to enforce retirement at 60 and cockpit presence rules. The piece says three pilots are not required for jets, but pilots demand inspector removal and three-seat check rides.
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E. R. Quesada
Air Force
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Pilots Association
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Pilots
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N. Y
Food Costs Fell Over Century As Incomes Rose
The piece traces how American families cut food spending from 46 percent of income in 1900 to about 30 percent today as buying power rose. It cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data on food, housing, clothing shares across 1901 1917 19 34 36 1950 and projections for 1960, noting shifts in spending patterns and rising standards of living.
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1960 Economic Snapshot and Community Reflections
The column highlights 1960 spending shares with food at under 30 percent and housing around 18 to 19 percent, noting rising home ownership and stability in clothing costs. It also surveys rain and water table concerns, a brisk reunion note for the class of 1955, and science warnings about the neutron bomb.
Can Rioters Instigated by Reds and American Ideals and Hopes?
The piece argues Secretary Herter bears responsibility for misjudgment over Eisenhower’s Tokyo visit amid mob threats and Japan’s weak law and order. It questions whether American ideals survive a failed mission and whether Communists spurred demonstrations. author notes broader global implications.
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James Hagerty
Tokyo
United States
Duty Never Calls Us in Two Directions
Billy Graham explains that a daughter must honor and stay faithful to her husband after marriage, even when caring for an aging father. He says duty cannot pull a person in two directions, urging the reader to prioritize the home life formed with the husband while recognizing duties to parents and in-laws.
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B.M.C
Vandals strike Oakwood Cemetery as community calls for action
Austin Minn Herald reports vandals desecrated graves at Oakwood Cemetery overnight and prompts calls for immediate capture and treatment of offenders. The page also covers aviation disaster reflections and a weather outlook predicting above normal moisture through mid July, with questions about dry spells for cornfields.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Khrushchev Won't Need to Bury Us If Vital Strikes Continue
Victor Riesel reports that labor strikes threaten U S defense production including nuclear ships missiles and ICBM components. Finnegan and Admiral Beakley mediated with unions at 441 G St Washington as strikes cost millions in wages and business losses. If slippage continues the public pays the price and the nation risks democracy.
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Victor Riesel
Joe Finnegan
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Federal Mediation Board
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Wallace M. Beakley
7Th Fleet
Quemoy
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Mediation Board
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Washington
AFL
CIO Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union
Bethlehem Steel Co
Midas
Davey Crockett
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
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Eating Out 1 tamale and a drink at popular eatery
Distinctive lunch options prompt a roundup of local spots. Hebrew letters and Chinese official mentions appear in a quirky variety section alongside notes on dining, permits, and humor from a visiting comedian poised to entertain patrons.
Louisville Weather Breaks Rain Record With Big Math
Louisville reporters calculate 5.14 inches of rain fell in nine hours covering 58.2 square miles. They estimate 27,143 gallons per acre per inch and total rainfall volume reaching 5,196,655,259 gallons, weighing about 21,682,247 tons.
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Louisville
Louisville, Ky
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States Weather Bureau
Home Delivery in Austin for Subscriptions
Home delivery option offered in Austin with carrier delivery service. Pricing indicates four subscribers per week for a 26 week period or a full year.
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Austin Co
Thanah Wee
Deliv in office within 50 miles as of Austin Payable in salesnae
Delivery terms unclear with fragmented figures. Mentions delivery in or outside post offices, distances 30 to 150 miles, payable in advance. Rates show weekly and quarterly options, but exact amounts and scope are obscured by garbled OCR.
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