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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
15
A Viet Nam News Agency radiophoto shows Hanoi residents angry at U S aggression as Capt Murphy Neal Jones of the U S Air Force, piloting an F105, is shown after a crash in Vinh Phuc province. The image circulated via AP Wirephoto from Warsaw.
Hal Boyle suggests middle age is a neutral stretch between childhoods, likening it to a cold swim that becomes tolerable. He notes habits form, aging traits show in others first, and seniors adjust tastes, glasses, and attitudes while recalling Elvis over the Beatles and September Song memories.
An AP analysis notes potential low pressure on housing, stocks, auto sales, and consumer credit in the latter 1966 months, while defense spending, rising employment, and ongoing business expansion push the economy upward. High government and corporate demand may sustain spending, but jitters and possible tax changes temper sentiment as auto trends and profits face pressure.
President Johnson plans two speeches in Omaha Nebraska and Des Moines Iowa focusing on farm issues and Viet Nam. He will speak at Fitley Field and downtown Omaha then at Des Moines Airport and a farm near Indianola before a 8 30 pm Democratic dinner in Des Moines. He then proceeds to San Antonio Texas and his Johnson City ranch.
ST. PAUL police say a mother's claim that her house was robbed of $26,000 by a teenage gang on Sunday is completely unfounded. No gang or robbery occurred according to investigators.
The passage notes a James O Supple Memorial Award for outstanding religion writer of the year voted by fellow writers. It references George Cornell from The Associated Press as the reporter to provide the complete coverage.
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