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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1961

Page

4

Winona Daily News Publisher Max White Dies at 61

Longtime Winona Daily News publisher Max White dies at 61 after years of declining health. He led the paper from postwar growth through a modern building move and supervised its transition to his son William, with colleagues noting his colorful industry influence and the paper’s continued progress as a tribute to his legacy.

Winona Max White Winona Daily News White Austin William

Quotation on Work in Service and Mercy

A devotional note highlights that every task done in service to God or in mercy to others shapes the soul and prospers through devotion. Quoted verses from II Chronicles render faithful diligence as lasting, while Henry van Dyke extols deeds of love as acts given to the divine.

House of God Henry van Dyke

Wanted 2000 Jobs for Local Youth in Austin

The Herald reports a statewide unemployment pattern and notes about 2000 local youths seek summer work. Amil Reed of the State Employment Service says the shortage is nationwide, with 700 high school graduates plus 300 college juniors and 1000 others seeking jobs each June. The agency invites ideas and cooperation to create opportunities and harness youth ambition.

THE Herald Austin Hormel Amil Reed State Employment Service Reed

The Strike That Hurts Everybody and Welfare Dole Debate

A NY Herald Tribune and Wall Street Journal editorial duo argues a five union strike harms the U S economy and questions expanding unemployment compensation. It urges joint labor management effort, condemns permanent charity, and warns of incentives to work while stressing public interest.

Joseph Curran National Maritime Union Paul Jiall Seafarers International Union Curran, Hall & Co Paysua Honduras Liberia Pan-Hon-Lib Goldberg NY Herald-Tribune Wall Street Journal

Weather race to space could control climate

Dr. John F. Victory warned Austin readers that space age rivalries may decide weather control. He said space tech could cause droughts or floods, stressing survival hinges on U S progress versus the Soviets in upper air and space.

Russia United States John F. Victory NASA Austin Victory John Fitzgerald U.S

Reds Gain From Freedom While Attacking Press

The article notes in U.S. Tax Court Docket 63763 that the American Communist Party and a local publishing house owe nearly 450000 in back taxes. It recounts a televised debate with Aleskei I. Adzhubei, Izvestia editor and Khrushchev’s son-in-law, who mocked U S press freedom and recalled a pact between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany.

N. S. Khrushchev Aleskei I. Adzhubei American Communist Party Adzhubei Izvestia Mikhail A. Kharlamov U.S.S.R Foreign Ministry Communist Party USA Manhattan W. 26Th Street The Worker Berlin

Side Glances on 1939s Soviet Nazi Deal Anger

A 1961 Hall Syndicate column recalls Soviet era boasts and US Communist Party tactics. It notes IRS liens totaling 389,265.46 on Communist Party and New Press Inc in 1956 and a pending petition for tax redetermination. It questions press freedom and cites adversarial public discourse.

Internal Revenue Service IRS Communist Party New Press, Inc Daily Worker Worker USA Soviet Union New York City Chicago Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco Newark John Abt Treasury America Hall Syndicate, Inc

Jamestown Foundation Marks 350th Tobacco Anniversary

The Jamestown Foundation plans observances for the 350th anniversary of tobacco as America's oldest industry in Jamestown Virginia, with events slated for 19e12. The celebration underscores tobacco’s historical significance to the region and national economy.

America Jamestown, Va

Stay Calm Over Berlin Till Real Crisis Comes

James Marlow notes Secretary of State Dean Rusk urges no panic over Berlin during heightened Soviet pressure. He and Kennedy favor continued talks with Moscow, avoiding sabre rattling while plans and options are kept ready for any Berlin showdown.

Berlin Dean Rusk West Tion Kennedy Rusk Khrushchev

Near and Far Places 55 Insect and Advantages

Puzzle notes show a poem-like grid with clues and word segments. Readers tackle a wordplay by filling letters across and down to reveal a hidden theme. The page lists varied hints including places, numbers, and terms to assist solving.

Billy Graham on Peace Corps appeal and faith in action

The article quotes Edward Burroughs praising a Peace Corps aligned with Christian faith. It argues faith in God should guide the program, not doubts, and stresses clear articulation of American beliefs to foster international understanding. The piece urges selecting youths who can express core values as clearly as rival ideologies.

Peace Corps M. E Edward Burroughs America

Low Hemoglobin Denotes Anemia In Blood Donors

Dr. Molner explains that a 12 gram hemoglobin count is low for blood donors and may reflect subtle blood loss or health issues. He notes the Red Cross standards aid patients and donors by catching deficiencies early and advises medical follow up for possible causes.

Joseph G. Molner M.D Red Cross J.J.K

Subscription Rates for Austin News Delivery Options

Subscription rates list weekly and long term plans for home delivery in Austin and surrounding areas. Details include per week prices, carrier and street safes options, and advance payment terms for various distances and durations.

Austin WNT Hehidee

Note Zone Subscription Rates for Military and U.S. Areas

Rate applies to subscription service sent to service personnel in the United States and areas served through APOs and NPOs. The notice specifies eligibility and coverage for Armed Forces members stationed domestically and abroad in all units served by the distributor.

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