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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
5
A collection of Hal Boyle observations on odd human habits and everyday quirks. The columnist riffs on fashion choices, pet ownership, sports enthusiasm, and common social annoyances in a light humorous tone.
Congress completed action on the draft bill with a 388 5 House vote and Senate approval. The measure extends the regular draft for 18 year olds for four years and doctors and dentists under 46 for two more years. The legislation goes to the President for signature.
Billy Graham wrapped a six city revival tour in West Germany ending in Dortmund before heading to Rotterdam for a July 3 sermon. He plans Oslo July 3 and Gothenburg July 5 with Geneva July 17 as a Big Four summit eve event.
A simple kitchen tip instructs rubbing a hard crust of bread across a grater to remove fine slivers of soft cheese. The method aims to prevent cheese from sticking and to create uniform shreds for cooking or serving.
Sim Edmons, about 50, was slugged on the head by an unknown assailant who knocked at his door in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The attacker apologized saying he had the wrong man and even the wrong house, and left after offering to take Edmons to the hospital, which Edmons declined.
Senate Democrats sunk President Eisenhower's atomic peace ship plan by one vote 42-41 with Fulbright delivering the deciding no. Republicans failed to rally for the ship while a lone Democrat Thurmond sided with them. McCarthy abstained pairing with an absent senator.
The Rev. Dr. Don F. Pielstick, 48, executive director of the Department of the Town and Country Church of the National Council of Churches, died Monday in New York.
Baldy Talkin reports judging in Rice County Dairy Princess events and a bet on attendance with Faribault Mayor Duncan. He vows Austin officials will man the stands and serve milk at the game on Thursday for a lively community evening.
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