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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
4
Governor Elmer Andersen plans to push the taconite amendment as a defining campaign issue. He endorses a compromise from NEMO that would embed a taconite tax guarantee in the state constitution for 17 years.
Economists reportedly consider increased federal spending to avert recession but argue that public funds must come from taxpayers, reducing consumer and business spending. They note the need for real money to create jobs, with estimates of 17 billion dollars for a million jobs and 20 billion annually to maintain current capacity, asserting consumer and industry spending drive prosperity.
The piece weighs possible Chinese Communist motives for building up forces near Quemoy and Matsu. It notes Chiang Kai-shek’s push for mainland invasion and Kennedy Nixon debates on whether to defend or abandon the offshore islands, speculating on a potential Red Chinese grab.
The piece notes Senate Anderson of New Mexico criticizes the Kennedy Freeman farm bill as harmful to agriculture citing scandals and government grain profits. It also jokes about Illinois governor’s study costing as much as painting STATE of ILLINOIS on 2000 state cars.
A pair of maxims recall Ecclesiastes and Seneca, urging shared warmth over solitary gain. The lines emphasize living for others to find true happiness and lasting warmth in companionship.
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Two hundred fifty girls enroll in varied 4-H Club home economics projects for Mower County Achievement Day. Steele County Guernsey Breeders Association holds annual picnic at Blooming Prairie. Five local churches suspend Sunday School to curb polio in Austin. House-to-house rubber collection conducted. Harry McGillivray dies in Rockford Illinois after a long illness. U of Minnesota agricultural students tour Mower County farms. Dr. David P. Anderson assigned to USAF medical corps at Fort George Wright Spokane WA. Smoke damage from cigarette at Silver Dollar Cafe. Nine Austin FFA members visit 600 acre farm of Charles and Don Ewald near Waldorf. Prof Johan Baarli and wife from Oslo visit cancer researchers at University of Chicago and relatives.
The article notes a surge of candidates with famous names across states such as Herbert Hoover Taft Kennedy and Lodge McCormack Michener Alsop Thomas and more. It argues name recognition may outweigh experience in voter appeal while offering social observations on age at marriage and family trends.
In Washington, unions urge Kennedy to back a law creating a compulsory labor court to settle airline jurisdictional fights. The plan would declare airline strikes a national welfare issue, form a board to decide union assignments, and extend arbitration to other sectors.
A Harvard Business Review study by Morrison and Neuschel argues the 1960s profits squeeze stems from waning demand, unused capacity, and fierce foreign competition. It urges drastic cost cuts, review of all operations, and bold strategic changes to boost profits despite stagnant prices.
The Supreme Court decision on official school prayer prompts renewed debate over government financing of religious institutions and activities. Justice Douglas’s concurring view suggests broad challenges to federal aid to religious schools, citing past programs and raising questions about Everson and broader aid.
Dear Dr Molner outlines that alcoholism is not mere habit and offers guidance. He warns against pampering the alcoholic, highlights Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon, notes the rise of clinics, and stresses readiness to change as key to recovery. A reader asks about traction for osteoarthritis and is advised to seek trained medical guidance.
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