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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
4
An East graduation exercise was halted by booing as the Legion sought a citizenship award for a class member. The piece urges servicemen to join enduring groups to oppose liberal shifts and defend citizenship, citing Jeremiah and Horace verses.
The piece links humanitys fears of nuclear war and natural disasters to questions of life meaning. It notes Christian thought and hymns on life beyond and cites Psalm 46 as a call for fearlessness, arguing that grounded confidence could ease dread and foster lasting peace.
In the wake of World War I, FDR likened Communists in China to agrarian reformers. The piece argues U.S. leaders ignored Communist influence, aiding their rise and enslaving 800 million. it questions continuing appeasement of Communists and cites Lincoln and McCarthy as martyrs.
Sylvia Porter argues that after a first-half downturn the economy may find a bottom this summer with consumer spending at record levels, easier credit, and rising government outlays. She notes potential steel production gains, inventory restocking, and housing growth as key drivers for a late-1960 upswing, barring new shocks.
ST PAUL AP The plan to make the St Paul school district independent failed at the polls. Turnout was under a third of 160 698 registered voters with 30 572 against 23 234 in the special election. Opponents cited risk of a blank check for officials. supporters urged more education funds.
The column reflects on personal ties to the North Dakota senatorial race with John Thorsell recalling how he knew Gov. John Davis and Rep. Quentin Burdick. It mentions rival classmates, local pride in Fargo, and comments on campaign dynamics, media figures, and a court photo controversy. It closes with brief political observations.
The Republican National Committee plans two 24 by 32 foot screens in the International Amphitheater to project a fly on the speaker twelve times life size. Closed circuit TV will cost over $50,000 to let all delegates view proceedings from a front row perspective.
The article describes using closed circuit television at a political convention with cameras around the hall and pickups from other cities. Theater Network Television of New York handles arrangements led by Nathan L Halpern, who pioneered the system.
Washington weighs Khrushchev’s Bucharest speech urging Americans to vote for a president who would fix U.S. mistakes. The piece questions reciprocity, free elections, and whether a Soviet address to Americans or an American reply to Soviets could be broadcast without obstruction.
Readers weigh church duties vs minister visitation as Billy Graham guidance urges visiting the afflicted, praying for strength, and finding comfort in Scripture. The exchange emphasizes that care is the responsibility of all Christians, not only ministers, with personal faith as the source of consolation.
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ROMNEY West Virginia AP Dr Barbara Moore, a 56 year old British vegetarian, planned a 43 mile hike along U S Highway 50 from Romney to Winchester Virginia as part of a three month journey toward New York via Washington after leaving San Francisco.
Edith Battersby of Paignton England reported losing a mongrel but found seven dogs. At the police station she learned the dog had given birth to six puppies, prompting her to wheel the entire group away in a baby carriage.
An armored car guard vanished with 30000 dollars during a cash run in a midwest city. He was found two hours later in a tavern having spent 60 dollars. The 57 year old, with 27 years service and a clean record, blamed sickness and urged spiritual reflection as company officials forgave him and sought to help.
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