Kennedy Aims in Ireland and England During June Visit
President Kennedy arrives in Dublin from West Berlin on June 26 and meets Taoiseach on June 27. He tours Kennedy Homestead in Dunganstown and wreaths John Barry statue in Wexford before garden party and state dinner. He visits Cork, attends Parliament, receives Dublin University degree, then tours Galway Shannon Limerick before Gatwick and thence Italy. The presidential party returns to Washington on July 2.
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England
Six Months of 1963 Bring Pleasant Economic Surprises
AP analysis notes midyear gains across GDP to 580 billion dollars and record highs in industrial production personal incomes and retail sales. Steel contracts avoid strikes and price hikes occur without White House action. Unemployment up and international payments deficit linger, tempering enthusiasm.
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Town of Lansing Assessment Review Notice 1963
The Town of Lansing in Mower County Minnesota will hold a board of review at 9 30 A M on Monday July 1 1963 at the Town Clerk s office to review and correct the 1963 township assessment. Those aggrieved or claiming others are under assessed may appear and present their case.
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Lansing
Mower County
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Lensing
Bee Sting Causes Janitor's Death in LeSueur
In LeSueur Minnesota 50 year old George Dawn a janitor at LeSueur high school died after a bee sting while mowing his lawn at around 8 pm He became unconscious and was pronounced dead at a hospital Officials investigated the incident noting the fatal allergic or anaphylactic reaction as the cause and no other injuries were reported
Sulerud Named Director of State Property Tax Division
ST. PAUL AP Allen C. Sulerud of St. Paul is appointed director of the state property tax division by Tax Commissioner Rolland F. Hatfield. Sulerud has served in the tax department since 1941.
Robust Wisdom of Folk Sayings by Hal Boyle
A collection of folk wisdom contrasts ancient proverbs with modern sharp witted mottoes. The piece notes shifting language and signs of our times as signs of hollow laughter and inner despair, with psychiatry and philosophy portrayed in changed spaces.
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New York
All Business on Wall Street as It's Last Resident Leaves
Hugh Harley the last resident departs 108 Wall Street as the 18th century building is set for wrecking and a 27 story office tower rises. Harley, once a city editor and WWI veteran, collected art and artifacts now to be divided among his four children and twelve grandchildren.
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Harley
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Victor Williams Drowns Playing in Shell Rock River
Nora Springs 15 year old Victor Williams drowned Wednesday after diving into the Shell Rock River and hitting a ledge. Officials say he disappeared after the accident. He was the son of Edna Williams and lived with a Nora Springs family. In Ames, Iowa, speed checks show daytime speeds averaging 56.1 mph and 52.9 mph at night with more violators at night under a 60 mph limit.
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Tibet Revolt Prediction by Chiang Cabinet Official
TAIPEI Formosa AP A Chinese Nationalist cabinet minister forecast an anti Communist revolt in Tibet soon on a scale matching the 1959 eruption. Tien Chun chin, head of the Tibet and Mongolian Affairs Commission, voiced the claim at a parliamentary meeting.
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Formosa
Tibet
Tien Chun-chin
Tibet and Mongolian Affairs Commission
Union Chief Loses Fight at Capital
Maurice A. Hutcheson president of the Carpenters Union AFL-CIO loses another appeal in his contempt of Congress case. The U.S. Court of Appeals upholds the district court denying Hutcheson a new hearing and probation to avoid a six month sentence.
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Maurice A. Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Afl-Cio
Senate
Farmers Must Initiate Any New Wheat Legislation
Washington AP reports that no new wheat program will start from the Kennedy administration. Secretary Freeman says farmers must propose reforms through their organizations. The plan would require higher incomes, lower surpluses, and reduced government costs, with 1964 crop rules including voluntary allotments and reduced price supports.
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Congress
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
American Farm Bureau Federation
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