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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1961

Page

4

Austin Daily Herald Mission Statement and Authorization

The Austin Daily Herald, established November 9, 1891, is issued daily except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the Austin Minnesota post office. It is a member of the Associated Press with H E Rasmussen as editor and publisher and Geraldine Rasmussen as business manager.

Austin Daily Herald Austin Minn Associated Press H. E. Rasmussen Geraldine Rasmussen The Herald

Moonlit Berlin and Heat Stir That Summer Time T

Midwest heat wave dominates Wednesday with high temperatures and rain demand. Moonlight over Berlin draws lovers as West Berlin fears Moscow driven by new air landing curbs and U S resolve.

Midwest West Berlin Moscow Kennedy U.S Berlin

Is Modern Theology Atheistic and Its Effect on Belief

An article notes A Campbell Garnett argues modern theology lacks worshipful religion and love, contrasting it with Biblical love for God. It stresses that Jesus taught belief in God through Fatherhood and simplicity in Christ, highlighting a shift to viewing God as a spirit present everywhere.

A. Campbell Garnett Jesus God Christ Paul

Opinions of Others Push for Public Affairs Spending Reform

The Faribault Daily News argues that a Massachusetts Kennedy dinner fundraiser shows donors may deduct political gifts as advertising expenses. It urges passage of the Boggs Bill to legalize legitimate public affairs spending and curb tax loopholes used by politicians.

Kennedy Massachusetts Internal Revenue Service Faribault Daily News

Budget Guesswork on 1962 Deficit Surplus Forecasts

A Hall Syndicate analysis notes that official deficit projections for 1961 and 1962 are highly uncertain. Past postwar forecasts often missed outcomes, with surpluses turning to deficits and vice versa. The piece argues budget forecasts are largely guesswork, driven by shifting receipts and spending.

Eisenhower Truman The Hall Syndicate, Inc

Have You Met the Mower County Game Warden

A local column notes the new Mower County game warden has avoided the social spotlight for 35 years, raising questions if law enforcement is effective without public sightings. The piece also recounts small town anecdotes about local editors, families, and a Graham Crusade schedule.

Mower County

Rail Rules Hearings Stretch Toward Settlement

A 15 member presidential commission shifted to labor's side in the rail work rules dispute after four months of management questioning. Hearings run through October for unions to present their case, with a year-end report, as management and labor court a stalemate over modernization measures. The panel, chaired by Judge Simon H. Rifkind, faces a split vote among insiders and advocates for free collective bargaining amid ongoing legislative pressure on rail policy.

Washington NEA James P. Mitchell New Jersey Kennedy Simon H. Rifkind Labor Rifkind Commission Rail Management U.S New York Central Alfred F. Perlman

Ship Strike Sets a Precedent in U S Trade

Washington report by Victor Riesel warns the ship strike may set a precedent that threatens national trade policy. The feature argues the administration faces rising labor action that could impact transport, commerce, and maritime relations.

Reuther May Strike This Fall Over Income Security Plan

Side Glances notes that Walter Reuther and the UAW may strike if Peer pressure and stalled talks win no White House intervention. The plan centers on converting hourly workers to salaried status with a form of daily unemployment insurance to protect laid off staff.

Walter Reuther White House Art Goldberg Jack Kennedy Goldberg Reuther UAW Auto Union Hall Syndicate, Inc

Crossword Clue Conundrum Packed With Hidden Names

A dense word puzzle listing clues across and down covering fruits, bodies, animals, minerals, winds, and kin terms. Several entries hint at layered meanings and foreign terms such as Adria tic wind and grandparental forms.

Billy Graham Conquest of Faith Plots Question

A reader urges banning Bible stories in Sunday School for violence. The responder promotes teaching faith over doubt, praising David and Daniel as noble examples and criticizing modern electronic depictions of crime and lust. Tolstoy is cited on biblical education.

D. R David Daniel Tolstoy

War of Words Between Two Postmasters in Upstate NY

Clement Bowers of the Broome County Historical Society recounts a Buffalo postmaster who years ago persisted in addressing letters to the postmaster at Binghampton. The Binghamton postmaster retaliated by directing replies to the postmaster at Buffalo, New York.

Binghamton N. Y Clement Bowers The Broome County Historical Society Buffalo Binghampton

Early Glaucoma Treatment Staves Off Blindness

Dr Molner explains glaucoma risks and the need for prompt treatment. He notes causes may include eye congestion and arterial hardening, stresses early control over cure, and outlines potential outcomes if neglected.

Austin Subscription Rates for Home Delivery and Mail

The notice lists subscription prices for Austin readers including single copies from newsdealers and street sales, home delivery for in city and mail rates. It details zone based mail pricing with weekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options.

Note Zone 1 Rate Applies to Military Subscriptions

Zone 1 pricing will apply for subscription service sent to personnel in the United States and to armed forces in all areas served through APO and APO addresses.

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