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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
4
A devotional quote contrasts Jesus urging belief in his works with a sermon line about the ground of religion. The excerpt cites John 14 11 and J C Shairp on the soul's relation to God, suitable for daily reading.
Austin has explored a new municipal airport site as the city weighs the payoff from a State Highway Dept. settlement of 40,670 dollars for land and a hangar on the west side. With expansion, the current airport sits on about 250 acres of valuable residential property, yet growth limits and jet-age needs push toward locating a farther site. The city may shift to serve feeder airlines and company planes, and has previously looked at Albert Lea as a potential location.
In a radio TV interview French Ambassador Herve Alphand explains France endured 25 governments in 12 years and that weak governance stems from Assembly dominance. He urges a democratic system with clear separation of executive and legislative branches to back strong leadership through a fall referendum.
The plan to build a midway airport for joint use has been dropped due to factors blocking sister city participation. A farther site may attract federal and state support, given hazards of airports in populated areas. The $40,670 settlement prompts evaluating a new site before further investment.
The Big Three GM Ford and Chrysler study the tiny car trend, finding imports hold about 5 percent of sales but Americans prefer conventional models. They doubt miniatures will rebound and cite fuel economy as secondary. Two may build small cars if forecasts fail, but no production until public reaction to the 1959 models in fall.
George F. Sokolsky contemplates Suzy Parker and the social impact of nouveau riche behavior. He notes how sudden wealth changes manners, fuels envy, and disrupts families, arguing public interest in private conduct when it harms communities. He cites fashion, weddings, divorce, and societal judgment as examples.
The article questions Iowa night speed limits and notes differing fatal accident patterns by time. It discusses recession signals, inflation threats, and plane clocking of motorists in Minnesota. It includes quips, postal misaddressed mail, taxes on Sugar Ray Robinson, a club notice, fireworks versus auto fatalities, and calls for better highway safety despite ongoing efforts.
A long run of big profits in U S Treasury bonds ends June 19 1958 as prices reverse after a November 14 1957 Fed rate cut. Nimble insiders big institutions and wealthy individuals made substantial gains riding the bonds while many speculators faced losses as the market cooled.
The McCord Zulu Hospital in Durban was founded in 1898 by an American medical missionary. It treated more than 100,000 cases last year, reflecting its large patient load and longstanding role in the community.
Ja mes R Hoffa plans a long term look at the transport field aiming to coordinate contract expirations across docks airlines railroads trucking and warehouses to enable widespread strikes. He seeks mutual aid pacts with other unions to back a possible Teamster stoppage and expand membership in automotive petroleum and warehouse sectors.
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A reader asks how to handle discovering a husband’s fraud while two children rely on him. The reply urges conscience, Christian submission, and truth. It recommends confronting him with the facts, seeking repentance and restitution, then remaining by his side with patience and prayerful waiting.
Officials at the Los Angeles pension headquarters received a letter with 150 dollars in bills and a note claiming the money came from an old age pension fund. The piece urges personal responsibility in government and cites Proverbs for motive before ending with a religious blessing.
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