Austin Daily Herald Mission Statement and masthead note
The Herald outlines its entry as second class matter at Austin Minnesota under act of March 3 1879 and lists H E Rasmussen as Editor Publisher and Geraldine Rasmussen as Business Manager. It proclaims 68 years of service to the community and a pledge of fairness to agriculture labor and industry with no favoritism or demagoguery.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Mian
Associated Press
H. E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
The
Herald
Castros Cuba and the peril of their path to communism
The piece urges sympathy for the Cuban people while condemning Fidel Castro for courting Soviet help. It argues for a firm U N stance, warning that Castro’s alliance with Moscow could threaten Latin America and the United States. The text calls for neutrality in Cuba and UN pressure to deter defense ties with the Soviet Union or China. It ends with biblical and religious reflections.
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Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Cuba
Russia
United States
Latin America
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Castro
Moscow
United Nations
Soviet Union
China
Washington
Fulbright
America
Congress
White House
Paris
Far East
Eisenhower
Long Hike Footnote Reflects On Walking Across America
A columnist muses on a two month cross country walk by British sergeants and contrasts it with Americans rushing highways. The piece highlights limited leisure walks and references a car accident involving Dr Barbara Moore to suggest risks of such a backroad tour as summer TV reruns grow tedious.
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United States
British Isles
Barbara Moore
Winds of change and crime survey shape Africa and America
Opinions warn that independence in Africa brings risks and a duty for Western nations to cooperate in guiding newly free states. The piece argues for shared responsibility, including financial and educational support. A rural American crime survey suggests country life preserves traditional values and safe communities.
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Africa
Christian Science Monitor
America
Faribault Daily News
Christ
Christian Churches of America
A. B
Dallas First Baptist roots deepen downtown outreach to youth
The Rev. Dr. W A Criswell leaders Dallas First Baptist Church refuse to move to the suburbs. The 10 million dollar church anchors Ervan and San Jacinto streets while operating Good Shepherd Department programs. Buses run into nearby low income districts to bring underprivileged children and families to church.
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W. A Criswell
Texas
Dr. Criswell
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Ervan and
San Jacinto Streets
First Baptist
Good Shepherd Department
Johnny Barrett
Good Shepherd
Barrett
C. F. Burch
Church
Six-Shooter Sways Battle of Pedernales In Warder Clash
Account claims Texas Rangers armed with a six-shooter repelled a Comanche assault at Pedernales. About 70 warriors charged as 15 rangers fired, over 30 Indians reported killed. Encyclopedia Britannica notes this as a landmark encounter.
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Pedernales
Texas Rangers
Weather notes and town news from Austin Minnesota
Pot Pourri column recalls a wet June a year ago with storm damage in nearby towns. It humorously reflects on local idle gossip, a lost oil can spout found, class reunions, and aging staff. It reports on an Austin delegation to the Izaak Walton League convention and Charles Doell urging shoreline preservation.
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Austin
Red Rock
Sargeant
the Herald
Izaak Walton League
Naional
Minneapolis
Charles E. Doeil
Minneapolis P Ark Board
Iit
Doell
New Teamster Local Probes Proving Headache for Hotta
President James R Hoffa calls a June 28 meeting as Teamsters face Grand Jury probes. Detroit Federal Grand Jury investigates juke box Local 985 and possible restraint of trade in tavern and restaurant business. Subpoenas target local secretary treasurer amid records concerns as Anti Trust Division pursues civil action precedents.
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James R. Hoffa
Taj Mahal
Jimmie Most
Detroit Federal Grand Jury
Music Box Local 985
Hoffa
William Bufalino
Grand Jury
Bufalino
Detroit
U. S
Rank and
Washington
Los Angeles
Anti-Trust Division
Teamsters
Chicago
Gene San Souci
Indiana Teamsters
Zapas
Local 58
Indianapolis
Labor Dept
James Hoffa
Hall Syndicate, Inc
The Dishonor Roll and Hoffa Grand Jury Scrutiny
The Dishonor Roll by Jerry Marcus examines the Meat and Provision Drivers Union facing indictments for restraining commerce in yellow grease and conspiring to limit fresh meat sales. The piece notes ongoing federal probes into teamsters and a Senate effort led by Sen. John McClellan, with investigators from the old Select Committee and volunteer Bob Kennedy aiding public reporting.
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Select Committee
Bob Kennedy
Tough U S Policy Needed With Khrushchev Says Lawrence
Lawrence argues U S must adopt a firm policy toward Khrushchev, noting Eisenhower resisted personal diplomacy and summits. He cites Fulbright critiques urging negotiation possibilities with Red China and warns Moscow uses summit talks as blackmail while aiming to undermine U S leadership ahead of elections.
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Eisenhower
Sen. Fulbright
United States
Billy Graham on Religion in American Schools
Graham argues for keeping God in education while supporting public schools. He notes moral and spiritual training in classrooms, Bible readings with trained teachers, and optional Bible classes. He cites broad religious affiliation and democratic will in shaping school life.
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United States
Executive Appointed Church Publisher
Martin E. Bratcher, a veteran department store executive, becomes general manager of the Southern Presbyterians Board of Christian Education publications division. He will oversee production and distribution of more than 24 million pieces of literature, succeeding the late Cameron D. Deans.
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Richmond, Va
Martin E. Bratcher
Southern Presbyterians’ Board of Christian Education
Cameron D. Deans
Austria Returns Monasteries to Catholic Church
Vienna reports the government handed back numerous monasteries churches and other real estate to the Roman Catholic Church and agreed to pay four million dollars annually.
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Vienna
Austria
Empire State Across Puzzle Clues
Word puzzle clues cover geography, statesmanship and language. Answers include New York capital Albany and milk production ranking, mortgagee terms, epic poetry, babbles, competitors, surfeited, prison rooms, and safer options. The set lists short forms and foreign references like Larissan mountain and Spanish dance.
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New York State
Puzzle Answers and Clues List
A compact answer key with numbered clues and entries including Prohibition, Greek wargod, manuscript, and related terms. Includes items like mouse trap, machine part, lampreys, be quiet, confined, legal plea, whirlpool, and peltry center with abbreviations and cross references.
Desolate Staten Island Beach Scene Involving Cyanide Lethal Poisons
James Keller reports a frightening incident where three boys on a Staten Island beach found 48 cans of cyanide poison washed ashore. They tried to break them open and set them alight. experts warn a single exposure can kill within minutes. The piece urges vigilance to shield youth from deadly dangers and quotes biblical exhortation.
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Staten Island Beach
Noted Names Appear in Separate Court Actions
In Florida court dockets, figures sharing famous names face legal issues. Grace Kelly seeks a divorce, Clark Gable and Merry Christmas argue over support from a noncustodial parent, while Robert E. Lee faces a separate lawsuit. Daniel Boone and Robert Louis Stevenson appear in criminal charges alongside other named individuals.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Robert E. Lee
Grace Kelly
Clark Gable
Merry Christmas
Daniel Boone
Robert Louis Stevenson
George Washington
Ham and Eggs Bend Named as Possible New City Nickname
In Ogden Utah officials consider renaming Omlet Bend to Ham and Eggs Elbow after a dangerous curve that has caused frequent crashes including a recent spill of egg cargo. Truckers Jim Ritchie and Roy Willis of Klamath Falls Oregon escaped serious injuries in the latest accident, which killed two dozen hogs.
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Ogden
Utah
Here
Jim Ritchie
Roy Willis
Klamath Falls
Ore
Methodists Begin $20 Million San Antonio Hospital Project
The Methodist Church starts a new 20 million dollar hospital in San Antonio. The facility features two nuclear shelter floors completely underground with 26 inch concrete walls. It will include surgery pathology radiology central supply pharmacy and food services and can house 1200 people for more than two weeks.
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San Antonio
The
Methodist Church
Baby Sitters May Be Put on Security
Washington AP reports the House passed legislation affecting domestic workers, with a provision nicknamed the baby sitter clause. It would require employers to pay Social Security taxes for any worker earning $25 in a three month period, expanding beyond the prior $50 per quarter rule and excluding those under 16.
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Washington
House
Postal Delivery Rates Announcement
Advance payment options list delivery costs for different periods and distances. Rates vary by distance from Austin and by term length, with weekly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly figures shown.
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