Austin Daily Herald Chronicle of City Affairs
The Austin Daily Herald outlines its long history since 1891 and its mission to serve Austin Minnesota with fair coverage. It notes Associated Press affiliation and its role for agriculture labor and industry, with leadership by Geraldine Rasmussen as business manager.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Associated Press
JC Remo Edo
Geraldine Rasmussen
The
Herald
De Gaulle Faces Hard Path Toward Algerian Peace Talks
The article argues that while Algerians and France may begin peace talks in Paris, a lasting solution is unlikely to please all sides. It notes 1.2 million Europeans in Algeria and the political stakes for France, stressing De Gaulle’s cautious, persistent approach and the high price of any settlement that grants Algeria independence with broad ties to France.
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Paris
Algeria
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Compact cars spark safety warnings and tax fears
Michigan highway commissioner John S. Mackie warns that compact cars pose highway hazards as passing zones and safety features suit larger vehicles. He notes headlights too close together and tall drivers' comfort issues, and warns fuel-saving cars could force higher federal and state gas taxes.
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Michigan
John S. Mackie
Mackie
Bar Association urges bigger state attorney staff funds
The Chicago Bar Association urged higher appropriations for the state's attorney's staff, arguing a larger and better paid team is needed to secure qualified young lawyers and capable prosecutors. It warned that Democratic-majority County Board funding decisions and Republican leadership could tempt underfunding, risking inexperienced handling of dangerous criminals.
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Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Daily News
Women investors prove strong calibre and hunger for financial knowledge
Across readers, 52.5 percent of investors are women and many reply with professional backgrounds. The study notes women seek books on financial statements and Wall Street jargon, while letters from doctors and executives show serious involvement.
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Wall Street
New York
California
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Florida
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stock Exchanges
Pot Pourri from the Austin Herald June 29 1960
Community notes and observations from Austin Minnesota. Charities scrutiny over the SISTER KENNY Institute prompts calls for tighter records and donor accountability. Choralaires farewell plans and local events shown alongside Belts Line cement delays weathered by crews.
Mitchell Pursues Nixon Run Amid Labor Backing
Labor leader James Mitchell campaigns to become Nixon’s running mate, hosting a Washington dinner with union chiefs at the Statler Hilton. He touts a clean, no-pay approach, while House allies and AFL-CIO figures weigh his political future and allegiance to Nixon.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Statler - Hilton
Richard Nixon
James Mitchell
Mitchell
All Labor
Labor
Art Goldberg
Electrical Brotherhood
Joe Keenan
Goldberg
Keenan
Mitchell attacks Goldwater at Republican convention
Jerry Marcus notes Jim Mitchell challenged Goldwater's policies at the Spokane state convention. Mitchell defended labor interests, promoted Nixon for vice president, and pressed the anti-Goldwater move amid convention floor turmoil and keynote duties. The piece hints at talks with Nixon on the vice presidency.
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Goldwater
Mitchell
Arizona
Dick Nixon
Nixon
This Time Columnist Takes On College Press
National Defense Education Act oath debate draws in Senate leaders and college groups. Alexander notes opposition from lawmakers like Russell and Dodd and observes student protests, ROTC ties, and the Lane toward pact with the pledge to uphold the Constitution and reject communism.
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Alexander
College Press
Senate
House
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Sen. Dodd
Connecticut
Tokyo
Dodd
Pray for Rebellious Teenage Son
A reader asks how to handle a rebellious 19-year-old son who curses God and his mother. The answer urges examining home environment and personal flaws, seeking forgiveness, and praying for patience while rebuilding trust and guiding him toward faith. It notes the process may take time and emphasizes God's help.
Paddle own canoe mud mars journey of women teachers
Two Wisconsin school teachers Dorie Brunner and Mary Lou German complete a soggy canoe trip from Bemidji to the Twin Cities along the Mississippi. They describe the trek as miserable yet hopeful toward New Orleans with a kitten found south of Grand Rapids.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Bemidji
Twin Cities
Dorie Brunner
Cumberland
Wis
Mary Lou Germann
Rice Lake
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Jacobson
Minn
Mary Lou
Grand Rapids
81 Great Pawtucket Death Ends Long Life
Carmelite Marestie 90 dies Tuesday leaving 10 children 62 grandchildren and 81 great grandchildren in Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Jaunting Around ACROSS Puzzle Harbors Short Clues
Across and down clues present a compact word puzzle with terms ranging from English resort city to ancient Roman date. Entries include Water travel term Ice mate natural region ceramic piece and military vessel among others.
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Pennsylvania
Bishop's Jurisdiction
Car Hop Takes 50 Burger Order No Pay
An Indianapolis car hop, 18 year old Jerry B. Mills, delivered a 50 hamburger order to three men in a car at White Castle. He said the driver pushed him aside and fled with the food. Police investigating the incident.
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Indianapolis
Jerry B. Mills
White Castle
Be Thoughtful of Others As Birds Fly North
Officials at the Empire State Building turn off the south beacon from April 15 to June 1 to prevent migrating birds from colliding with the tower. The practice, begun in 1956, follows Audubon Society concerns about lights attracting birds. Citizens are urged to consider others and protect innocents from tragedy.
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New York
Empire State Building
National Audubon Society
Humphrey Not Definitely Out of VP Race
Senator Hubert Humphrey stated he is running for reelection to the Senate but did not rule out the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He said JFK discussed no ticket with him, though friends talked with him about the possibility and he named Governor Orville Freeman as his VP choice. No commitments had been made.
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Garnet Rough
Kough
Shrine Circus
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Postal Subscription Rates Spotted in Fragmentary Ad
Fragmented OCR shows periodical subscription options with durations and unclear amounts. Mentions post office delivery beyond 150 miles and prepaid payments with weekly and multi month rates. Several garbled prices appear, including values around 40 and 12.00.
Note Zone 1 Rate Applies to Military Subscriptions
Zone 1 pricing will apply to subscription service shipments to service personnel in the United States and armed forces abroad through A P O and N P O channels. This rate covers all areas served by the military postal system. The policy specifies uniform charges for domestic and overseas military addresses.
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U.S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
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