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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
2
The article argues middle aged men face identity threats when aging, deadlines, and financial duties tighten. It discusses the Big Chance myth, the push to self rely, and how pride and authority shape marriage stability. It notes corporate reeducation supports men past 30s and the choice between staying in safe but limiting jobs or pursuing independent paths.
Air Force investigators seek cause of a four engine C135 crash at El Toro California that killed 84 including 72 Marines en route from Camp Pendleton to Okinawa. The jet went down in fog near Loma Ridge shortly after 1 44 a.m. on takeoff. The wreckage scattered over cactus covered terrain as rescuers searched through smoke.
Western diplomatic sources say the United States will contribute a substantial sum to the United Nations soon, despite Johnson's failure to announce aid at the 20th anniversary meeting. Ambassadors Stevenson and the U.N. head U Thant discuss ending the Soviet voting deadlock and maintaining Article 19 enforcement.
The Alabama Synod of the Presbyterian Church dissolved its all Negro central Alabama presbytery. An administrative commission was appointed with authority to incorporate the Negro presbytery into the white East Alabama Mobile and Tuscaloosa presbyteries.
LaConia police receive an extra paid vacation day as a bonus for their performance during last Saturday’s riot at Weirs Beach. The City Police Commission approved the bonus at a Wednesday night meeting while praising the entire force for quelling the disturbance.
The 21 nation Commonwealth chiefs urge a cease-fire to pave a four nation Viet Nam peace mission. They want an end to U S air strikes on North Vietnam and Hanoi to halt all military movement south. Harold Wilson says the mission should visit Hanoi before Saigon to gain both sides views. The leaders also push for a world disarmament conference with Red China and broader nuclear test ban terms.
In San Francisco de Macoris 16 people died as rebels clashed with junta forces. The OAS team reported 12 rebels and four loyalists killed and 30 captured in attacks on police and military sites. Reports conflicted on interior conditions and reinforcements. The OAS seeks to pursue a provisional government ahead of elections.
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