Downtown Parking Under Study In Austin
The Austin Midtown Association suggests removing meters from three underused off street lots to save costs and curb complaints. It also proposes year round meter enforcement by non police staff to provide steady control and offer free or meter parking options. The City Council will study these proposals as part of a broader parking review.
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Reuther
Hall Syndicate, Inc
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United States
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N.P.O
Local con artist fleeces Rochesters stores with envelope trick
A slick short-change artist operated in southern Minnesota, duping two Rochester shops out of 80 dollars for 40 in play money. He switched envelopes, taking the clerk for a quick loss, then vanished. Also reports on a Strasbourg science center overreach, high IQ debates, rare petunia seeds worth gold, and Chicago convention impact.
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Minnesota
Rochester
Confidential UAW "Justice on the Job" plan targets auto plants
A 71 page UAW document titled "Justice on the Job" outlines demands including ten minute rest per hour privacy in washrooms and union control over relief time. It warns of summer and fall strikes if Johnson intervenes and highlights rights to work clothes and time off plus conditions for overtime with unemployment.
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Walter Reuther
White House
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UAW
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General Motors
Detroit
Reuther
Flint
Mich
Union demands threaten GM UAW talks and strike fund
The UAW proposes union participation in defining emergencies and seeks double and triple time overtime. It challenges management rights in hiring and plant operations, warns that gains could drain the $65 million strike fund, and notes pressure for early retirement with costed pension options.
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Reuther
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UAW
The Doctor Says Challenge Met in Transplant
Dr Brandstadt discusses organ transplantation progress and challenges. Kidney transplants have risen to about 200 cases, with twin donors avoiding rejection. Techniques include cooling organs, immune suppression, spleen and thymus management, and cortisone use to reduce inflammation. Some patients resume work. future trials explore lung liver and ape-to-human transplants.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Man
On This Day June 4 1964 History Highlights
June 4 marks Rome's capture by Allied Fifth and Eighth armies in 1944. Henry Ford trials first automobile in 1896. French American forces push Germans back at the Marne in 1918. Japanese attack in 1942 near Ewer Island during World War II.
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Rome
Henry Ford
Marne
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How Life Insurance Premiums Are Calculated
Premiums are based on actuarial science using mortality tables that reflect expected deaths in a starting group. The calculation accounts for mortality experience operating expenses and investment earnings, with reserves and level premiums to keep costs stable over time. Participating policies return excess as dividends. non participating plans keep premiums fixed.
Mississippi plots to delay desegregation via private schools
Mississippi plans four bills to close desegregation ordered public schools and fund private schooling for white children. Gov. Johnson backs the moves, aiming to avoid racial mixing and potential federal troop intervention as desegregation unfolds in Jackson, Biloxi, and Leake County cases.
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Washington
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Mississippi
Paul Johnson
U.S
Ginia
Prince Edward County
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Jackson
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Leake
Ross Barnett
Sidney Mize
Medger Evers
Jackson School Board
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Inconsistent U S Romanian trade policy draws Western curiosity
The Johnson administration signs an agreement with Communist Romania promising purchases of U S made industrial gear including synthetic rubber plants and petro chemical equipment and possibly atomic plants. Critics say the policy shows inconsistency as the United States also opposes trade with Cuba and Red China and seems to distinguish between bad and good Communists.
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Johnson
Romania
Europe
England
Cuba
Red China
Be Clean Highways Prompt Tourists with Spring CleanUp
Highway crews across Minnesota are tidying 11905 miles of roads for the flood of tourists. They are mowing grass, litter pickup, park setups, washing 160000 signs, replacing and straightening signs, and painting guardrails. The state has 29 roadside parks under highway department control and urges motorists to avoid litter and vandalism to preserve the neat appearance.
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Minnesota
Highway Department
Death of an Iowa artisan spurs Spillville clock museum fame
Joseph Bily of Spillville and his brother Frank built a clock museum in the family residence once home to Anton Dvorak in Iowa. Their carved and animated clocks with moving figures drew thousands of annual visitors, echoing European automata crafts.
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Iowa
Joseph Bily
Spillville
Frank
Anton Dvorak
Bily Brothers
Bohemia
DES Moines Register
Turn Back The Clock: Civic Leaders Honored in Article
A retrospective timeline highlights past local achievements and honors. Burton E Hughes becomes president of the League of Minnesota Municipalities. Shattuck School graduate William O Berg. Henry Duclos re elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus.
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League of Minnesota Municipalities
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Faribault
Shattuck School
Henry Duclos
The
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