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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
5
Macy's in Queens New York debuts a revolutionary concept combining parking and shopping under a single circular roof. The core shopping area sits amid a three story structure with curbside parking for 1500 cars in an adjacent wing and on the roof. Shoppers will be within about 75 feet of any department.
W Clement Stone, Chicago insurer, opens a London operation to sell private health and accident coverage in Britain. He aims for $8 million annual premiums in five years and 600,000 policies in the island by 1969, betting Britons will pay for extras beyond government care. Stone promotes cold canvassing and mental focus in sales, training staff to talk loudly, smile, and use PMA and SM techniques with husbands along on conferences.
Nikita Khrushchev presses anti American and anti NATO moves across Europe while the United States seeks economic bridges with Russia and its satellites. West German figures urge direct talks with Moscow, warning that German defection could fatally weaken NATO and U S policy in Europe.
London exhibition of John White drawings challenges 16th century stereotypes of North American Indians. The works, created during Raleigh’s 1585 Roanoke voyage, portray Indians as graceful and sophisticated with crops like corn and pumpkins. Virginia Dare’s grandfather, John White, later governed Roanoke before the settlement vanished in 1591.
The Italian Supreme Court ruled the Treaty of Rome is not binding beyond Italian law, and West Germany’s Fiscal Court found parts unconstitutional over delegation of lawmaking to supranational bodies. Other courts in Germany uphold treaty validity while debating delegation scope. Concerns rise about potential supersession of the treaty by national law and the implications for the Common Market among member states.
Bavaria’s famed king Ludwig II draws visitors to Neuschwanstein and Linderhof as a legend of eccentric rule. Tourists learn of his castles, debts, and Wagner patronage while towns profit from the ferrying crowds and gate receipts.
In Rio de Janeiro and across Brazil the Campaign of the Woman for Democracy CAMDE mobilized to counter Communist influence. Led by Amelia Molina Bastos the movement supported the military ouster of President Joao Goulart and plans to democratize and educate through adult literacy drives.
India produced 15,700 passenger cars in the previous year, equating to about one car for every 30,000 people. The report highlights per capita vehicle output for New Delhi and national production levels.
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