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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
3
Clark Ranney of Columbus unveils the Sceneramic House with an 18 by 18 foot rotating second story living room that follows the sun or tracks the moon. The brick first floor holds three bedrooms two baths and a kitchen. The rotating room sits on 24 wheels inside a circular track and costs an extra 1500 to 2000 dollars.
In London the government backed bill to abolish hanging squeaked through the House of Commons by 152 to 133 as free conscience voting split MPs. The Lords are expected to resist, with a death penalty majority among peers strong. Prime Minister Eden's government allowed Conservative and Labor members leeway in voting.
Senator Duff cites Gavin's secret Senate testimony: several hundred million could die if the United States or Russia fires strategic nuclear bombs and wind carries fallout across Asia and beyond. The Pentagon and Army faced swift questions as the closed briefing parts were made public.
In Washington the Eisenhower administration won all opening votes on the 4.5 billion dollar foreign aid bill and prepared to press the measure through a late night session. Senate Majority Leader Johnson indicated further debate and voting would continue to support the administration’s foreign aid program.
Representative Dawson of Illinois vows to oppose a racial integration rider in the $1.6 billion school construction bill. House debate continues with a final vote unlikely before next Thursday. Powell plans to press the amendment despite opposition. Senate action highlighted four major votes on foreign aid and quotas with bipartisan shifts and sharp rhetoric surrounding Yugoslavia aid.
The Porcupine Mountains State Park spans about 47,000 acres, cementing its status as Michigan’s largest state park. Nearby towns and conservation efforts frame its expansive rugged forest and lake views.
Charleston News and Courier sent a girl reporter to interview Elvis Presley last night. She photographed him in his car and he bit her hand. Presley said he was being friendly like a puppy dog and quoted that to get ahead you must be different.
Des Moines reports more than 120 million bushels of 1955 Iowa corn were placed under government price support by the May 31 deadline, according to the state ASC office.
A June 29 1956 advertisement in the Austin Minn Herald draws attention to a local sale or event, listing names and prices while inviting reader participation.
San Francisco report forecasts continued rise in cost of living to new highs in the latter half of the year. Despite higher prices, competition and ample supply will keep promotions strong as consumers tighten debt and seek bargains. Auto makers plan appealing, higher priced models to revive activity.
San Fernando California actress Marie McDonald known as The Body sues for divorce from husband Harry Karl. The case follows their 1954 divorce and 1955 remarriage as she seeks a final legal separation.
Some African porters are able to carry a head load of 60 pounds while making 15 miles a day. The note highlights endurance and supplied load limits in daily labor.
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