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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
4
The senate approved a bill to create a five person state operated junior college board with power to take over and run junior colleges. A $10 million general revenue appropriation funds construction and operation to expand affordable higher education and address rising college enrollments.
Joe Saunders a Tunisia stationed Peace Corps member created a personal 1040 style form with three entries GOT YOU GOT I SHOULD GET. The Little Rock IRS office accepted the return, drawn from 1962 earnings and taxes withheld, ending with a thank you.
A high school student nicknamed Johnny, praised for academics and leadership, dies in a fatal speed accident after a prom. A Travelers Insurance survey cites speed as a major killer with about 13 000 deaths nationwide. His father recalls teaching him to drive and reflects on responsibility for the deadly urge for speed.
Letters from readers praise former teachers and reminisce about school days. The piece notes Chicago’s Teacher Recognition Week and urges sending notes of appreciation. It also reports Fort Madison Iowa facing daylight saving time confusion and a proposed national time rule.
A selection of lines praising manly firmness and decisive character by William Hazlitt, alongside a biblical verse from Matthew 25 35 about feeding the hungry and welcoming strangers.
Austin home delivery and mail rates shown for zone 1 within miles of Austin and all U S Armed Forces, zone 2 outside 50 miles, and all other zones beyond 150 miles. Prices listed per week and in 3 month, 6 month, and yearly prepaid options.
Thirty years ago Ida B Wise Smith vice president of the National WCTU spoke in Austin at the Congregational Church on June 8 9. Woodworking equipment valued at 80 dollars was bought by Jay Hormel for the Wildcat Cubs of Austin. The First District Federation of Women's Club held its 29th convention in Austin May 16 17. Kiwanians noted National Music Week and Mother's Day at a Fox Hotel luncheon. A Gay Nineties variety show was planned as a Red Cross benefit by Community Players at the high school. The Austin Rifle Club girls beat Rutherford New Jersey by 986 to 970 in their first out of town match.
The public relations section of the Mayor's Citizens Advisory Committee urged visitor packets featuring local sights and businesses to promote Austin as a welcoming, prideful city. Residents and organizations are invited to contribute photos notebooks or favors to aid the effort.
A 1963 Hall Syndicate report details Fidel Castro ordering the dissolution of all Cuban unions and labor organizations. It describes plans for a national forced labor system, with Lazaro Pena directing the liquidation and reorganization under socialist labor norms, including punishment for dissent and rewards for production speed.
A doctor explains that infants fear loud noises and separations, while older children fear death and danger. Overprotectiveness worsens fears. encourage talking, play, and gradual exposure. Night terrors should be comforted, not dismissed, and scary media kept from young children.
The reader is quizzed on perique tobacco grown only in Louisiana. Everly Turk the Oriental stallion tied to the thoroughbred line. the weather quote credited to Mark Twain with ties to Charles Dudley Warner. the human body being over two thirds water. a blab school as a single room multi grade school. the Paris Treaty of 1783 ending the Revolutionary War. and Alexander Pope as the Wasp of Twickenham.
Capitol report notes Kennedy Emergency Board may file by May 10 on the four year rail work rules dispute between railroads and on‑train workers. If a settlement follows, hopes rise for less legislative pressure. if stalemate leads to a strike, a new labor bill from Sen Ja vits aims to broaden presidential inquiry and binding board recommendations to curb strikes. The piece traces positions of management and union reps and the shift toward arbitration as a resolution path amidst improving labor relations.
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