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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1956

Page

2

Russ Initiates Public Probe on Stalin Atrocities

Washington experts see Pravda article by Eugene Dennis as a signal the Soviet leadership may answer cross-pressures within the Communist bloc about Stalin era excesses. Dulles warned Moscow’s grip on foreign Communist parties may be weaker, while some say the debate aligns with Khrushchev’s push for self criticism and autonomy.

John M. Hightower Washington State Department Joseph Stalin Pravda Communist Party Eugene Dennis Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Russia

House Begins Consideration of School Bill

Washington bill would authorize 1.6 billion dollars in federal matching funds for new classrooms. Debate centers on an integration amendment by Rep Powell that would restrict aid to districts complying with the Supreme Court ruling. Rep Kelley predicts passage of the bill and defeat of the amendment as House Republicans weigh administration counterproposal of 250 million dollars yearly for five years.

Washington House Rep Kelley D-Pa Powell D-Ny Senate House Education Committee

Wilson Says He Has No Intention to Resign

Secretary of Defense Wilson, back from a Canada vacation, told reporters he has no plan to resign despite recent criticism from Senate Democrats. He urged that questions about his resignation miss the point, noting that progress sometimes brings trouble and that he is making progress.

Washington Wilson Canada Senate

Asian Arab Bloc Press for Algeria Council Action

Asian and Arab UN members urged a strategy meeting to push Algeria to the world body. After a daylong debate the Security Council voted 9 to 2 to reject full airing of the Algerian conflict with France opposed by seven members and two abstentions.

United Nations N. Y Algeria World Organization Security Council France Soviet Union Iran China Yugoslavia Britain United States Australia Belgium Cuba Peru

Piano sales climb from 1947 to 1955

Sales of pianos grew from 1,435,000 units in 1947 to 178,000 in 1955, reflecting strong demand and market expansion for musical instruments during the period.

Synod Favors Six Year Budget for Lutheran Convention

The Missouri Synod Lutheran Convention backed a six year 113110700 budget covering 1957 to 1962. The plan predicts annual increases near ten percent with membership growing about four percent each year. The convention noted 635000 new communicants in the last decade and entry into 12 more countries since World War II.

St. Louis Synod John Herrmann

Southwest forest fires rage across Arizona and New Mexico

Forest Service officials reported about 150 fires sparked mainly by lightning across the region. The largest burned 4,800 acres on Graham Mountain near Safford, Arizona, with wind gusts up to 60 mph renewing the blaze. A new outbreak in northern New Mexico near the Sangre de Cristo Mountains covered about 2,000 acres, while reinforcements from New Mexico and Fort Huachuca were dispatched to contain multiple fires.

Albuquerque, N.M Forest Service Arizona New Mexico M. H. Davis Graham Mountain Safford Ariz Davis Sangre de Cristo Mountains Coronado National Forest Douglas Ft. Huachuca

Nightshift Memo Lists City Woes in Catlettsburg

Police chief finds a morning memo detailing a malfunctioning radio in a patrol car, dark restroom lights, a blocked sewer on 34th Street, a town clock seven minutes slow, and payday overdue by 10 days. The note paints a bleak mood for the town and its services.

Catlettsburg Ray Castle Ray 34Th Street

Dogs Poisoned In Louisville Ga Faced Nighttime Meat Lethals

Police report more than 75 dogs poisoned in Louisville Georgia over six weeks with poisoned meat left in yards at night. No suspect identified and investigators pursue leads as pet owners seek answers.

Louisville

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