U S Businesses Watch Europe In Transition Rich In Tension
President Kennedy heads to a Europe facing economic and political shifts. European demand for U S goods grows while tariffs and quotas rise, threatening the Kennedy tariff round. Inflation, wage growth, and a possible Europe wide trade war complicate U S business plans and investment patterns.
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Europe
United States
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Court Clears 2 Firms in Accident Suit
The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld dismissal of a $25 000 civil damage suit against two municipally owned liquor stores at Fridley and Columbia Heights. The Bundys sought damages after their son Douglas, 10, was killed by an allegedly intoxicated driver. an earlier $8 000 settlement had been reached.
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Robert Sheran
Supreme Court
Marjorie Crea
St. Paul
Baruch 92 Feels Better After Hospital Stay
Bernard Baruch, 92, reports feeling much better after a month in a New York hospital described as a rest period and routine checkup. The Associated Press notes his health improved during the stay. Frances Nuyen and Dr. Thomas Gaspar Morell plan to marry after obtaining a New York license. Adlai E. Stevenson praises free book exchange as International Book Exhibition opens.
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New York
Frances Nuyen
Thomas Gaspar Morell
Miss Nuyen
Marseilles
France
Morell
Bronxville
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Stevenson
United States
Willmar Woman and Rochester Man Killed in Crashes
A Willmar woman Emily Welsh 62 died in a collision with a watermelon truck on Highway 71 five miles north of Willmar. Allen W. Smith 59 of Rochester died in a two car crash on Highway 14 three miles east of Rochester. Jerome Gale Minneapolis was hospitalized. The deaths lift Minnesota highway fatalities to 295, 49 more than last year.
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Associated Press
Willmar
Rochester
Minnesota
Emily Welsh
Highway 71
Allen W. Smith
Highway 14
Jerome Gale
Minneapolis
One Killed As Jet Tanker Crashes Near Westover AFB
A four engine KC135 tanker crashed in a wooded area near Westover Air Force Base. Sgt. Daniel F. Donohue, 32, of Rye New York, was killed. Maj. Harold P. Farr 45 Lt. William O. West 26 and Maj. Jerome A. School 38 parachuted to safety and were treated in base hospital. The aircraft departed Westover Thursday night on a routine training flight and vanished during approach.
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Tunkhannoc
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Oklahoma City
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Brillion
Wis
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Liberals Hold Clear Majority On Nation’s Supreme Court
The 1962 63 term ended with liberals led by Warren Black Douglas Brennan and Goldberg holding a majority. White remains a swing vote as the court decided on reapportionment prayer in schools and civil rights cases. Desegregation actions and free speech rulings marked the term amid shifting alignments.
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Washington notes on labor disputes and wartime benefits
The Labor Department rescinded a plan to picket all U S seaports after a dispute between the National Maritime Union and the Seafarers International Union over the cargo freighter Maximus and ransom supplies. The Senate again votes to reopen World War II and Korean War veterans insurance, while automation could remove 22 million jobs this decade, with the hardest hit being less educated workers.
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D-Tex
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Department
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99 Year Old Fisherwoman Keeps Salmon Joy Alive
Fresno resident Mrs. Isabel Hyde, age 99, remains active fishing the Sacramento River. Once a devoted trout fisher, she still enjoys a good crappie catch and says salmon fishing is her greatest thrill despite age.
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Calif
Mabel Isola Hyde
Sacramento River
California Pastor Dies in Air Crash
Rev. Little Clyde Perry 53, a Church of God in Christ minister from San Francisco, died when his Piper Tri-Pacer struck utility wires near Lucerne, Iowa, while attempting to land. The Putnam County sheriff said the plane, bought May 3 in Oklahoma, shows evidence of a recent Kansas trip in its log.
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San Francisco
Little Clyde Perry
Church of God In Christ
Putnam County
Oklahoma
Lucerne
Corydon
Iowa
Bob Webber
Kan
Humphrey to be adopted by Red Lake Chippewa on July 4
Sen. Hubert Humphrey will be adopted into the Red Lake band of Chippewa Indians in Bemidji Minnesota on July 4 and receive the name Chief Nah gawn e gwen abe meaning Leading Feather. Roger Jourdain, band council chair, said the honor was unanimous citing Humphrey’s service to the tribe. The title echoes a historic Leading Feather who signed the 1889 treaty granting land held in common.
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Bemidji
Minn
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Red Lake
Prison population figures for South Africa reported
Cape Town officials report 67 636 people jailed in South Africa about 1 in 236 residents. More than 10 000 await trial, around 5 000 arrested for security crimes, including 3 246 suspected Pogo members.
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South Africa
V. Verster
Commissioner of Prisons
Verster
Pogo
Million Miles Without Mishap Honored In Porterville
Porterville California honors J. J. Minjares a long time truck driver who has driven 1.8 million miles since 1927 without a traffic accident or citation Police Chief Francis Torigian called the record fantastic during the award ceremony in Porterville.
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Calif
J. J. Minjares
Francis Torigian
Minjares
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