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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
4
The Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Sweden under heavy police protection after anti Soviet demonstrations and a thwarted kidnap plot. The piece argues that smaller nations challenge US and Soviet leadership amid rising UN power and nuclear-war confidence.
The article explains tree farming as an acreage dedicated to planting and protecting trees until maturity, a long term venture requiring time, money, and care. It notes tax laws in several states recognize the costs and risks of tree growing, not special benefits, and that tree farming began in 1941 with proven value.
The House Ways and Means Committee approves a five percent boost for Social Security cash payments citing higher living costs. The administration warns added Medicare tax funding could derail future benefit increases and argues against tying health coverage to Social Security.
A retired 21 year Marine reflects on discipline shaped by his father and its value for his children. The piece ties military life to family upbringing and includes literary quotes about life and duty.
A compact recap of past events: Mrs J Michael O Connor visits from New York to see her parents Mr and Mrs F G Sasse. Daniel Nachtigal patents a potato grader and cutter. Mrs Z T F Runner hosts Presbyterian Missionary Society. Rev F J Miles talks on Russia to Kiwanis. Hans Nielsen buys Archie Van House residence at 1010 Padden Ave. Arno Cameron and Clifford Gower depart Austin for Navy V 12 training. 10 years ago Garnet Kough leads Austin Clown Club with a busy summer. L W Lacy heads 17 in DAV delegation to Faribault. Floyd Lueben on vocational education vs industrial arts.
President Johnson’s Minnesota trip over the weekend aims to rally base and blunt Goldwater momentum. The piece notes rising opposition, job and cost concerns, and lists nine reasons Goldwater supporters view him as the strong Republican nominee, while Quie urges focus on training and relocation to create jobs. Humphrey’s son illness adds тревожна strain amid vice presidential chatter.
Issy Wygoda, a Frankfurt survivor, promotes Kurt Gerstein’s postwar rehabilitation. Gerstein, an SS lieutenant who helped obtain cyanide used in exterminations, provided pivotal evidence at Nuremberg and later faced denial of his widow’s pension. Jewish groups press authorities to reexamine his case.
May construction contracts fell 4 percent from a year earlier, the first drop since 1963. May totals were $4.6 billion with five month total at $19.6 billion, up 9 percent from 1963, though nonresidential, residential, and nonbuilding segments all eased versus last year.
In Addison Alabama gospel singer S Whit Denson 74 arranged two recordings for his funeral I Won't Turn Back and New Morning Sun both solo quartet performances with Denson singing all four parts and accompanying on the piano.
Public service Q and A explains disability eligibility five years of work in ten years before disability, reporting divorces and marriages, effects of remarriage on benefits, and when to report work earnings. It notes daughter benefits ending at marriage month and office closure July 3 before Independence Day.
AP notes key events on this date including the 1776 execution of Army guard Thomas Hickey for plotting against George Washington, Wolfe's 1789 Québec landing, telegraph link between New York and Boston in 1849, and JFK naming Henry Cabot Lodge ambassador to South Vietnam.
Book review notes Emily Hahn uses a journalist's eye to present Africa through direct quotes and her own narration. She spans nations from Nigeria to other newly independent states, recounting major events and everyday scenes with vivid impressions despite a lack of formal theory.
Swedish State Lutheran Church reformer Rev. Gronlund criticizes current sermons as abstract and dull in Can We Preach Better He advocates simpler down to earth language more services weekly and better pastor congregation communication He favors audience feedback and less pompous pulpit delivery
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