Freedom worth price on Independence Day 1971
An Austin Daily Herald opinion piece urges readers to reflect on the meaning of independence as the nation marks July Fourth. It argues that liberty under law and property rights founded the United States and warns that drifting from those principles risks the nation’s future. It calls for gratitude and active civic stance on Independence Day.
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Postal Service Debuts With Nationwide Open Houses
On July 1 the U S Postal Service replaces the Post Office Department in a nationwide launch. Postmasters receive a 23 page guide urging open houses and posters. Austin officials offer free first day envelopes to the first 2,500 requests and a July 1 postmark for eight cents.
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Historical Center at Mower County Fairgrounds Opens for Summer
The Historical Center at the Mower County Fairgrounds starts its summer season with 27 display units and 10 weeks of daily visiting hours. Visitors from 43 states and foreign countries attended last year, drawn by Milwaukee Junction and exhibits like the 1860s Pioneer rooms and the 1884 Mower County Court room model under the dome.
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Fine Arts Museum
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American horse population rises doubling to 7.5 million
The Prairie Farmer reports the U S horse population has doubled over the past decade and now stands at about 7.5 million with expectations to double again in the next decade. Most are pleasure horses, many owned by young people and women, in households earning under $9,000 annually. Investment in horses and gear totals roughly $12 billion.
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United States
Prairie Farmer
Turn Back the Clock 30 Years Ago
Wage increase talks between Austin milk truck drivers and employers unfold before three governor's commission members. Hailstorm robots Corning and Lansing crops, damaging corn small grain and garden plants.
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Corning
Lansing
Wiretap Law Defends Privacy, Aims at Organized Crime
Attorney General John Mitchell defends Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control Act as crucial in fighting organized crime and narcotics trafficking. He cites hundreds of court orders, thousands of arrests, and few abuses, arguing electronic surveillance protects privacy by targeting criminals.
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John N. Mitchell
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Washington
Congress
Newark
Spain
Detroit
Department of Justice
John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judgement must temper mistrust in modern politics
Bruce Biossat argues that a credibility gap shapes American politics and stresses that distrust harms coverage and civic life. He urges discernment in judging public figures, warning against universal cynicism and calling for careful, evidence based trust rather than blanket disbelief.
Today in History June 30 1971 highlights
Entries note key events on June 30 across history. Truman ordered U.S. troops in Japan to aid Korea in 1950, plus British evacuation from New Jersey in 1777 and other notable moments from 1834 1859 1934 1936 1946 ten years ago in Kuwait five years ago in Moscow and one year ago in Pittsburgh.
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Republic of Korea
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Staten Island
N.Y
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Middle East
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Kremlin
Vietnam
Readers praise St Olaf Hospital and its staff
In a letter to the People’s Forum, P. J. Holand commends St Olaf Hospital in Mower County for excellent care. He praises doctors nurses aides orderlies gray ladies and all hospital personnel as emorte ous and efficient.
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Compiled List of Notable 1960s Books by Publishers Weekly
A compact roster of FICTION and NONFICTION titles highlighted by Publishers Weekly. Notable works include Uris QB VII Plath The Bell Jar Tryon The Other Wambaugh The New Centurions and Birmingham Stilwell and the American Experience in China along with Brown Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Greer The Female Eunuch and Tuchman Stilwell.
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So You Want To Be in Care of NEA Career Guidance
Readers ask about nursing opportunities and related fields. The column notes strong demand for registered nurses in the 1970s and excellent prospects for administrators teachers clinical specialists public health nurses and researchers. It also provides bulletins for occupational outlooks and how to obtain them.
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