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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1971

Page

4

Nursing Home Week Observed at St Marks Lutheran Home

Lyle W. Roberts notes Gov Wendell R Anderson proclaims Minnesota Nursing Home Week for 2026 with theme We Care. St Marks Lutheran Home joins state in observing the week. visitors welcome and appreciation extended to employees volunteers and service groups for their care of residents and community.

Lyle W. Roberts St. Marks Lutheran Home Wendell R. Anderson Minnesota St. Marks and Roberts

Minnesota picks Sheila Bernhagen Miss Minnesota for Miss America

Sheila Bernhagen of Bloomington was named Miss Minnesota after winning the state pageant in Austin among 62 contestants. She will represent Minnesota in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City this September and gave an acrobatic ballet Indian style routine in the talent segment. First runner up Dana Lagervall of Rochester and second runner up Debby Nolan of Austin applauded.

Minnesota Atlantic City Sheila Bernhagen Bloomington Austin Sheila Dana Lagervall Rochester Debby Nolan Austin Jaycees Bernhagen

Snow piles defy start of summer in Ironwood

Ironwood Michigan 10 foot snow pile lingers after a late season dump. City notes 264 inch total snowfall last winter and about 100000 spent to clear downtown streets. Residents say it is the first time snow remains on the ground on summer’s first day.

Ironwood Mich Austin

Pollution and business duties in environmental balance

A mini editorial argues individual harm to the planet is offset by positive corporate actions. Judd H. Alexander of American Can Company notes the dilemma business faces balancing unavoidable harm with improving quality of life.

White House Judd H. Alexander The American Can Company

Balloon lifts timber as Idaho experiment to log out of remote areas

Boise Cascade sponsors a three week trial using a 6,700 pound helium balloon to haul logs from southwest Idaho to a loading area. The balloon rises above tree tops, carrying logs attached to hooks about 500 feet below, and can lift about two medium sized logs per pull. Company officials expect high costs to fall as bugs are ironed out, with the project intended to supplement trucking and reduce road-building needs.

Brainerd Mississippi Idaho Boise Cascade Corp Boise Cascade Forest Service Brainerd Dispatch

Boxing pictures at Paramount themes Cann fight recall

Austin boxing fans can see Louis Cann fight pictures at the Paramount theatre next week. The footage is notable as it shows him nearly losing the title, his first close call since becoming champion. The event connects to local history and sport memory in Austin.

Austin Louis Cann Paramount Theatre Louis

Defense Dollars Double as Social Help, Laird Says

Defense Secretary Melvin Laird argues that defense spending also funds education, health, housing, and civil programs. He cites military education, medical care, housing projects at George Air Force Base, and aviation and satellite tech as benefiting civilian society while maintaining national security.

Melvin R. Laird Washington, D. C Gallup Dan Nixon Vietnam Dept. of Defense Armed Forces South Dakota Rhode Island Idaho United States Defense Dept George Air Force Base California Defense Department Domestic Action Council

Cities face decline in public service productivity say experts

A respected analyst warns that productivity among public service workers in major cities has fallen, with New York and others showing weak traffic control, garbage collection, street maintenance, health and welfare. He cites union power, lack of competition, and a push for federal funds with strings. Despite some professional growth, overall city management remains degraded.

Washington NEA New York City New York Mills Mills and Company

Light Fantastic review a crossbreed of SF and mainstream writing

A Scribner's collection edited by Harry Harrison argues SF deserves a place in literature. It gathers 13 stories by prominent authors not normally labeled as science fiction, including Kingsley Amis Mark Twain Graham Greene Robert Graves John Cheever and Rudyard Kipling.

Harry Harrison Scribner's Harrison Kingsley Amis Mark Twain Graham Greene Robert Graves John Cheever Rudyard Kipling Twain Cheever Phil Thomas Associated Press

Citizens Protest Name Change for Arboretum

Mrs. R Norman Miller of 501 A 1st St SW objects to renaming the Hormel Arboretum as Kingswood Nature Center. She argues the Hormel name is descriptive and honors Geo A Hormel and urges keeping or restoring the Hormel related title for recognition and publicity.

Hormel Arboretum Kingswood Nature Center Jay Hormel Geordie Hormel Geo. A. Hormel & Co Aboretum Kingswood

Today in History highlights from 1948 to 1970s events

The date June 24 marks several historical milestones: the 1948 Soviet blockade of Berlin initiating a 321 day airlift, Cabot sighting North America in 1497, Pizarro in Mexico City in 1520, the 1793 French Republican constitution, 1940 Petain armistice with Italy, 1942 Dutch royal family arrival in the U S, 1944 Cherbourg push, Khrushchev 1959 program claim, 1960 Brooklyn Navy Yard closure, and 1969 repeal of the Gulf of Tonkin resolution.

Associated Press Soviet Union Berlin West Germany John Cabot Halifax Nova Scotia Labrador Mexico Hernando Rtez Mexico City France Marshal Petain Italy Netherlands United States U.S Cherbourg Nikita Khrushchev Brooklyn Naval Yard New York U.S. Senate Gulf of Tonkin Vietnam

Barbs About Teens and Town Glow in Summer Fashion

The text contrasts stylish teens praised as town fashion leaders with others who fall short. It notes large summer spend on bathing suits and the visible results of that expense across the community.

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