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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1968
Page
3
A group of economists argues that sacrificing up to a million jobs may be necessary to keep inflation in check. They contend a hotter economy raises wages and costs, risking a broader recession if inflation escalates, while outlining potential unemployment consequences at 4 to 5 percent rates.
Air line mechanics, represented by the Machinists union, seek a 40 percent pay hike in new negotiations with seven major airlines. Talks begin next month as the union pursues a coordinated bargaining approach, aiming to raise top pay to about $6 an hour in 1971 and require enhanced vacation, holidays, health insurance, pensions, overtime, shift differentials, and severance pay.
Shoshone leader Chief Frank Temoke and followers in war paint and rifles confront white hunters in Ruby Valley near Elko Nevada. They threaten to close eastern Nevada reservation land to hunters and fisher men to feed their people, saying hunters waste deer.
Dr. George A. Hallenbeck 53 Mayo Clinic surgeon who twice operated on President Johnson resigns to join University of Alabama Medical Center Birmingham as professor of surgery and physiology starting January 1. He will work with Dr. John W. Kirklin 50 longtime Mayo open heart pioneer now head of surgery at UAB. Hallenbeck operated on Johnson for gall bladder trouble in 1965 and again 13 months later to repair an incisional hernia.
ABC airs a travelogue on Hemingway and Spain with Jason Robards and Rod Steiger, highlighting death themes and bullfighting. The program mixes prose readings with scenic filming, while an ending bridge scene presents civil war tragedy. NBC leads ratings with a block including Babar and Iro NSide.
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy told about 400 supporters in Bloomington Minnesota on Monday night that he would not back Vice President Hubert Humphrey for president. He urged thoughtful consideration of the choice and likened himself to Lazarus returning from the dead in his first home state appearance since the nomination fight.
William B. Norwood, high commissioner for the trust territory of the Pacific, says Bikini Atoll could be restored for human habitation by next July if Congress approves 1 million dollars for the project. Norwood spoke in Honolulu before heading to Washington for Bikini budget hearings.
Saigon reports the US Command will convert or withdraw Military Payment Certificates issued since August 1965 in Vietnam to reduce use on the black market and tighten currency controls.
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