Austin Daily Herald Mission Statement
The Herald describes itself as a community newspaper serving Austin Minnesota for 67 years. It pledges fairness to agriculture labor and industry and vows to avoid demagogues or favoritism toward any group, firm or individual.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Meg Th Iear
Associated Press
K. E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
Mame Sidsnosae
Herald
French Leader De Gaulle Strains NATO Ties Over Atomic Sharing
Bruce Biossat argues that Charles de Gaulle presses France for a bigger role in world affairs, demanding equal status with the United States and Britain in strategic matters. He warns that further independent moves risk undermining NATO and global security while noting France’s stance on nuclear sharing and stockpiling.
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Bruce Biossat
Charles de Gaulle
France
U.S
NATO
America
Britain
West Germany
de Gaulle
Geneva
Americans and Efficiency Echoes of Bureaucracy
The piece critiques U S attitudes toward efficiency while noting slow lines and red tape in travel and service, especially baggage handling and repairs. It contrasts European impatience with American procedural delays and questions whether society is being overwhelmed by complex times.
Relocation Trends From New York City Redevelopment
A City Planning Commission survey shows 13 746 NYC families relocated due to publicly sponsored redevelopment and city projects last year. One percent moved to private housing, nearly 12 percent to public housing, and 7 percent to city-owned properties. Seventy percent stayed in the same borough, twenty one moved to other boroughs, eight percent left the city, and ten percent’s whereabouts were unknown.
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New York City
City Planning Commission
Congress Passes 37 Of 10 600 Measures Not Bad
Washington dispatch details a political stalemate in Congress where 37 bills have become law out of more than 10 600 introduced. The piece highlights factional splits, veto threats from Eisenhower, and leadership tensions between Democrats and Republicans including Rayburn and Johnson. It ends with a Harlingen Texas cotton auction noting a bale sold for 2.75 per pound with Chamber bonus.
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Washington
NEA
Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Rural Electrification Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Harlingen, Tex
Jack Armstrong
Mission
Tex
Harlingen
Rain, tornado warnings and map quirks fill Austin area page
Heavy rain washed out state high school finals in Minneapolis as fans delayed. A mayor driven tornado alert spurred radio and basement caution in Austin, while readers debated Deer Creek mapping between Minnesota and Iowa with mixed official references.
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Minnecapolis
Owatonna
Minneapolis
Faribault
Minnesota
Iowa
Deer Creek
Austin
Albert Lea
Carpenter
Minnesota Deer Creek
Deer Creek Lutheran
Some Talk Puts Strauss in Ring for Vice President
Washington Republicans quietly organize a campaign to nominate former Secretary of Commerce Lewis L. Strauss for vice president in 1960. The plan links Strauss with Richard Nixon, faces questions on religion, and involves letters and calls to party policy makers. Eisenhower’s awareness is noted, and Mitchell the Labor Secretary is seen as a rival non Protestant candidate.
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Lewis Strauss
Senate Democrats
Strauss
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Lewis L. Strauss
Eisenhower
Admiral Strauss
Richard Nixon
Nixon
U. S. Senate
M. Strauss
Labor
James Mitchell
Mitchell
John L. Lewis
Jim Mitchell
Senate
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Rise of Shintoism Seen Menace to Rights in Japan
J. Newland Pfaff, president of the Japan Bible Christian Council, warns in Yomiuri that state Shinto revival could curb civil and religious liberties in Japan. He fears a comeback of state sponsorship of religion would threaten minority groups.
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Japan
Tokyo
J. Newland Pfaff
Japan Bible Christian Council
Yomi Url
Pfaff
Ptaff
Liberal-Democratic Party
Ise
Zsa Zsa Gabor Sues Over Sign on Hollywood Dress Shop
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor files a 200000 damage suit claiming a Hollywood Boulevard sign implying her involvement with a dress shop is misleading. A judge orders the sign removed pending trial. The store cited an employee named Zsa Zsa who allegedly authorized use of her name.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa
Hollywood Boulevard
Zsa Zsa Gabor
No Tipping Urged To Lure Tourists In Japan
Asahi Shimbun argues Japan should preserve the custom of no tipping as an intangible cultural asset. The paper suggests that tipping could attract more visitors than Mt. Fuji or cherry blossoms, noting tips from foreigners are beginning to blur the tradition. It contrasts Japan with Communist China, where travelers face tipping issues.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Asahi Shimbun
Communist
China
Asahi
Fragmentary Puzzle Clue List and Erratic Letter Mix
A garbled OCR style page shows scattered crossword like clues with numbers and partial words. Several fragments mention directions, measurements, historical terms, and random phrases that resemble a puzzle catalog or dictionary snippet rather than a coherent article.
Answer to Previous Puzzle by 29 Sour 30 Series AB Eyaissaries 7 Anger
Puzzle fragment suggests a prior round with 29 Sour 30 Series AB and Eyaissaries scoring 7 to Anger 4. Expunge 2 Station & Ages provide cryptic hints and a mispelled phrase ye and Wminutive gexcy at Matthew appears as garbled words.
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Matthew
Advice on love versus education from a religious adviser
A reader asks at 18 about marrying a beloved against parental wishes. The answer affirms love but urges finishing education, praying over the decision, noting education boosts future earnings, and distinguishes physical attraction from true love. It advises seeking Christ’s guidance to make a proper choice.
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Christ
Words in Business Rise as Executives Tops Authors
A recent survey by a dictating machine maker shows executives average about 300000 words yearly versus 150000 by professional writers. The piece argues words carry meaning only when backed by action and urges five parts problem solving to talk less and do more.
Quebec City Remains North America’s Last Walled City
The historic Quebec City stands as the continent’s only remaining walled city, founded 351 years ago as a fortified hub that blended French colonial heritage with its famed stone ramparts and old town charm.
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North America
Quebec
Egg White Recipe Rule Collection Reminder
When you encounter a recipe featuring egg whites, note it and keep a set of rules handy. Build a small collection to reference later, so you can select suitable ideas when you have extra whites in the refrigerator.
Austin Newspaper Subscription Rates Displayed
The notice lists subscription options including home delivery in Austin and surrounding zones. It details prices per week, 26 weeks, and one year for carrier and mail delivery with zones 1 and 2 and mentions prepaid payment terms.
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Austin
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