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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
4
A Midwestern Governor Conference in Cincinnati showcased a recurring irony as governors bemoaned federal overreach while simultaneously pressing for more federal aid. The delegates passed resolutions for greater state influence in federally financed programs, underscoring the classic tension between funding and control.
President Nasser era tensions linger as King Faisal denounces Israel aid at a Washington luncheon. New York Mayor Lindsay cancels Faisal's New York reception provoking criticism from Senator Hickenlooper and Senator Fulbright. The incident worsens fragile US support abroad.
Richard E. Kelley, outgoing SBA deputy administrator, said 232 of 732 loan recipients are problem companies including 60 inactive or near license surrender, 42 losing over half private capital, 13 with losses of over half private plus borrowed capital, 70 in litigation or investigation, and 47 with major rule violations. The figures imply funding alone does not guarantee success.
The Boston area town of Bedford is cited as an example where the public schools provide sex education, approved by community leaders, to fill parental gaps. A Minneapolis Planned Parenthood official argues contraception in birth control counseling is more immoral than illegitimate births, noting rising illegitimacy and welfare costs, a view that challenges traditional morality.
A readable fragment from a local Austin Minnesota paper shows a publisher and general manager name Frank C. Miles with an address and subscription rate details. It lists delivery zones and prices for mail subscriptions, including zone 1 50 miles, zone 2 50 to 150 miles, and all other zones, with terms payable in advance.
Thirties ago measures aimed at curb youth trouble at Milwaukee stockyards included stationing guards to arrest offenders. A probate will of Henry Weber mentions Susie Sullivan as sole heir. A fire loss near Austin prompts rebuilding talk for Ed and Charley’s Place. Austin Dairy’s sale to Lickteig Higgie Bauman announced. A tornado damaged Ahlgren Schwamm Co. huts on East Oakland Ave. Two babies born at St Olaf Hospital to Maurice and Morris Nelson families within minutes. Ten years ago courthouse lawn ads boosted Lafayette Park Carnival. Cornerstone lays for Methodist Church educational wing and Assembly of God Church dedication involve local leaders and many volunteer hours.
The column discusses the looming battle for the governorship in Minnesota with Sandy Keith poised as a strong candidate. It notes DFL divisions, Rolvaag supporters, and Republican hope that Keith could unite the party and impact the race aided by Kennedy-era allies. The piece also questions changing the offices of Val Bjornson and Stanford King to governor-appointed posts and argues voters favor elected offices.
Police report a radio stolen from Officer Lesley Dudley’s cruiser at his Artesia home. Three nights later car keys were stolen from the same car parked at the Artesia Fire Department. Dudley says the incident disabled the vehicle and required a full rekey from Santa Fe.
A discussion on how actions can form contracts and defame even without words. Examples include gestural agreements in a coffee shop, landlord threatening with a stick, and detectives shadowing a man, deemed defamatory by surrounding circumstances. The piece notes first gas air conditioning units appearing in 1935.
Victor Riesel reports on a bitter clash within the United Electrical Workers over finances and loyalty. The UK led by James Joseph Matles faces scrutiny amid a million-dollar asset pile and raises for international reps and field organizers, provoking a demanding critique from a Boston area delegate.
A collage of historical milestones dated June 25 1966 notes Napoleons farewell exile in 1815 the Alien and Sedition Acts in 1798 and the Little Bighorn massacre in 1876 The piece blends remarks from UK Kaplan and Mattes during a Ken nedy Valve dispute in Elmira NY and quotes from John Connor Khrushchev and Evers reflecting on economic and civil rights themes
Elton Fay explains the GI briefing after induction covers dress code and handling letters. It notes soldiers wear uniforms fully, send civilian clothes home, no base leave during processing, and contact Red Cross for emergencies. It also outlines testing for MOS, data processing, and the final steps before basic training starts.
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