Limited War Paradox Shapes Middle East Peace Prospects
Ray Cromley argues that a limited war between Egypt Syria and Israel could either open face to face talks with a cease fire stabilizing fronts or push toward renewed conflict. He compares to Vietnam and World War II outcomes noting limited aims rarely yield lasting peace.
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Egypt
Syria
Israel
Middle East
U.N
Cairo
Damascus
Sadat
Hanoi
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
United States
Vietnam
Ray Cromley
Wife in Name Only Wins Annulment Case
The court ruled Hannah’s deception about intent to have sexual relations was an essential factor in the marriage and granted Jim an annulment. It contrasted lies about minor details such as education or appearance as insufficient for annulment.
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Hannah
Jim
Lieberman
M. D
Ellen Peck
Henri Temianka
Rudolf Bing
Southland merger years earlier shaped conference standings
Reader letters correct a Thursday article on Area Game of the Week noting that Southland and Wabasha were excluded from Centennial Conference standings for 1973 74 due to unequal enrollments. The writer explains Southland sought merger impact on Oct 17 1972 and credits Centennial schools for cooperating.
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the Herald
Southland
Centennial
Wabasha
Rose Creek
Adams
Elkton
Librarian Jackie Lohr profile and library picks
A feature on Jackie Lohr Austin Public Library reference librarian highlights her education path from Marathon Wisconsin to Wartburg College and Washington University. It notes her community roles, reading interests, and a selection of book recommendations across reading guidance and fiction topics.
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Jackie Lohr
Jackie
Marathon
Wis
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Washington University
St. Louis
Chicago Lutheran General Hospital
Children's Home Society
St. Paul
As of Minnesota
Austin
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
League of Women Voters
Austin Public Library
Stop to smell the flowers and avoid a heart attack
A Minnesota State Medical Assn advisory notes a 15 year study linking fatal heart attacks to high stress traits such as rushing and perfectionism. It urges lifestyle changes, slower pace, and delegating tasks to reduce pressure and preserve health.
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Minnesota State Medical Assn
Career apparel expands beyond uniforms across many professions
Distinctive outfits now define workers from postal and police staff to bank clerks and car dealers. Major firms and carriers invest in tailored business attire, forming the Career Apparel Institute to push a unified image. The trend boosts identity, teamwork, and performance while cutting turnover. industry forecasts reach 300 to 700 million dollars annually by decade end.
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At&t
Amtrak
Volkswagen
Career
Career Apparel
Opinions of Others LICENSE PLATES
A survey of unusual license plates notes William Allen White in Emporia with 13-1313 and Truman’s 5-745 from May 7 1945 the day Europe saw German surrender. A Nebraska owner asks plate 144 because of his name Gross while a Los Angeles locksmith uses KEY. Californians pay 25 dollars for six characters or fewer and Lawrence Welk’s plate reads AL AN A2 with Minnesota motorists also noted.
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William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Harry Truman
Truman
Europe
Nebraska
Gross
Los Angeles
Lawrence Welk
Minnesota
Quotation for Today From Austin Daily Herald
The Austin Daily Herald features a religious quotation from Johann Lavater and a dated statement of publication details. Subscription rates are listed for home delivery and mail, including zones within and beyond Austin Minnesota.
Turn Back the Clock: Various Community Leadership Roles
A historical roundup notes Mrs. G. A. Halver of LeRoy elected president of the Women’s Missionary Federation on the Austin circuit. Austin Lodge of Elks contributes $1,000 to Mower County’s National War Fund. Burton Kittleson becomes Red Oak Lutheran League president at its annual gathering. Earlier items include Roger Walker leading the TAPPI Rustlers 4-H Club and H. H. Cory as chairman of the board at Geo. A. Hormel & Co. for a fourth year, plus police leaders attending an FBI training session in Minneapolis. Also mentioned are homecoming royals at St. Ansgar High and a delegation of Yugoslavian farmers scheduled to visit the Austin Jaycees.
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G. A. Halver
LeRoy
Women's Missionary Federation
Austin
Austin Lodge of Elks
Mower County
Burton Kittleson
Red Oak Luthor League
Roger Walker
Tappi Rustlers
4-H Club
H. H. Cory
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
The
American Meat Institute
George Roope
Robert Nelson
Minneapolis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Merlyn Thorson
Annis Thorson
Rita Hanson
Marlin Hanson
St. Ansgar High School
Austin Jaycees
On This Date In History October Thirteen Sevens
The feature lists key events on October 13 across history. Highlights include the Continental Congress ordering a naval fleet in 1775, Washington laying the executive mansion cornerstone in 1792, Texas joining constitutional steps in 1845, and Italy declaring war in 1943. It notes Angela Davis arrest in 1970 and a 1968 Panama civilian cabinet formation.
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Associated Press
Continental Congress
U.S. Navy
George Washington
Washington
Texas
U.S
South Africa
Ankara
Turkey
Italy
Germany
FBI
Angela Davis
New York
California
Panama
Social Security Q and A from Austin Office
A typed Q and A from the Austin Social Security Office explains changes in 1974 as Federal payment of Old-Age Assistance Aid to the Disabled and Aid to the Blind begins. It covers asset limits for supplemental payments household rules and holiday office hours.
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County Family Assistance
Social Security
Austin
Albert Lea
Barbs and Popcorn as Dad Jokes Spark Social Quips
A wry note contrasts Barbs instructing women to reveal age when stopped for speeding with the kids calling Dad’s jokes popcorn. The item reads as a brief, humorous cultural aside from a historic page.
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Lyle
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Daniel A. Skoog
Lyle Public Schools
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W. A. Johnson
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House Education and Labor
NLRB
Herbert Kohl
Hatter Fox
Marilyn Harris
Seth
Belle
MR. Quarles
William Rayner
Noah
Missouri
Fynn
Rose
Jean Plaidy
Margaret Tudor
James IV of
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France
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Johann Lavater
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Thomas J. Koeck
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