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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1959

Page

4

Austin Daily Herald The community newspaper profile

The Austin Daily Herald, established 1891, is described as a local community newspaper serving Austin and surrounding area. It emphasizes fair impartial reporting and dedication to agriculture labor and industry while noting staff roles and Associated Press membership.

Austin Daily Herald Austin Minn Associated ‘Press J. E Rasmussen Geraldine Herald

A New Look at Planning in American Society

The piece argues for longer range planning beyond city and national lines despite criticism from both radicals and pragmatists. It cites Robert Moses and the current urban mess in New York as evidence that short term plans fail and warns that without respectable long term planning the nation risks ongoing congestion, failed services, and unresolved issues across schools highways hospitals and airports. It closes with biblical and religious reflections.

Robert Moses New York New United States

Century of Compassion and the Red Cross Centennial

The article traces the Red Cross birth from Henri Dunant in 1859 on an Italian battlefield and notes its growth to 120 million members in 82 countries. It highlights the organization's mission to relieve suffering in war and peace, transcending borders, and the Red Cross symbol as a sign of shared humanity.

Red Cross Italy Henri Dunant Dunant

Opinions of Others On Incentives For Right Choices

A Chicago Daily News critique argues against government interventions to curb egg and poultry surpluses. It questions subsidies, stockpiling, and buying laying hens for school meals, noting past farm aid did not stabilize prices and urging market discipline instead of guaranteed profits.

Congress Agriculture Department

Recognition of Red China Wouldn't Get Desired Results

Washington column notes U S staff view growth in Red China overrated and warn recognition would harm free Asia. Sen Alexander H Smith’s Hong Kong trip cited. Tibet revolt cited as reason to oppose recognition and UN entry. Nixon to dedicate Los Angeles Sports Arena on July 4 ahead of 1960 Democratic nomination.

China Washington Red China New York Harriman Alexander H. Smith New Jersey State Dept Hongkong Formosa Mainland China Free Asia Southeast Asia Taiwan Pacific Omic Sen. Smith Tibet United Nations United States Asia New York Herald Tribune Inc Richard M. Nixon Los Angeles Nonpartisan Commission Nixon Alaska Sen. Neuberger Oregon U. S Canada

Pot Pourri in Driving on City Streets

A collage of observational notes on driving behavior and lawn care. The writer jokes about watching traffic, watering lawns, and clover while reflecting on weather, vacations, and local crime, ending with support for law enforcement.

End of the Fiftys Deficit Era Approaches

The Treasury will close the books on the decade of the 1950s next Tuesday marking the end of a period of large deficits and rising debt. The article notes the 12 month peacetime deficit near 12.5 billion, debt near 286 billion, and a tax burden twice personal savings, amid three surplus years in the last three decades. It argues postwar spending fueled deficits during recessions and urges fiscal reform to avoid continuing red ink into the 1960s.

Austin Riesel Sheriff's Office U. S. Treasury The Treasury Truman Eisenhower

Unions offer free legal aid to members in California

Labor groups in Los Angeles have launched a pilot free legal aid program for hotel and restaurant workers. A panel of lawyers advises on civil matters, while the union provides bail support and handles arraignments for arrested members. The program targets low earners and excludes certain offenses.

Los Angeles California Sun L. A Joint Council of Hotel and Restaurant Council Restaurant Hotel Employers Council of Southern California Bar Associations Legal Societies Union Council Medical The Hall Syndicate, Inc

A Dog's Life Across and Down Puzzle Clues

Crossword style list of across and down clues with multiple partial answers, including animal terms, actions, and descriptors, interwoven with varied wordplay and abbreviations. The grid references span from spaniel lenses to austere, indicating a themed or mixed clue puzzle.

Crossword Clue Answer Key Fragments

Answer to Previous Puzzle 29 Golf mound 35 Iron 36 Footed vase 37 Tar 40 Expunge 41 Weird 42 Circle parts 43 Transaction 44 Hindu robe 46 Concludes 47 Curved molding 48 Weights of India 50 Scatter 4 as day 52 Insurance ab

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Christ and hunger drive reach for aid worldwide

A letter urges action now on salvation and faith while highlighting Clifford Clinton’s hunger mission. Clinton, a Los Angeles cafeteria owner, mobilized funds and research to create a three cent meal from soybean grit and vitamins, feeding millions and urging God’s help in combating global starvation.

Clifford Clinton Los Angeles

Ambulance Driver Finds Wife Victim in Crash

San Rafael California AP Carl W Mayer an Air Force ambulance driver rushed to a crash scene and discovered the injured person was his wife Mrs Mayer 26 and their son Robert 7 were in a neighbor’s car en route to a day out Mayer took his wife to Hamilton Air Force Base Hospital for observation of a back injury

San Rafael Calif Carl W. Mayer Air Force Mayer Robert Hamilton Air Force Base Hospital

Orange Zest Currant Jelly Fill Between White Cake Layers

A simple cake filling combines currant jelly with orange juice and grated rind. The mixture is spread between white cake layers to add citrusy sweetness and bright flavor.

Visual test to check if fish is cooked

To determine doneness poke the fish with a fork and observe flaking. A visual cue is the flesh turning opaque to a lighter, translucent shade as it finishes cooking.

Mail Zone 2 Delivery in Post Office Outside 50-150 Miles

Post office advertises mail zone 2 delivery for distances between fifty and one hundred fifty miles with payment required in advance. Any unclear terms remain unconfirmed.

Austin

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