Water-Bombing Renewed At Fire In Maine
Water-carrying计划s were set to increase firefighting leverage as heavy rain aided efforts against Maine’s worst forest blaze in 18 years. Rainfall varied with Augusta receiving intense downpours, while water bombers were poised to dampen the blaze’s southern flank near the 23 square mile fire area amid a forecast of clearing conditions and northeast winds.
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Machias, Maine
Augusta
Weather Bureau
Machias
Too Much Profit Means Recession Says AFL-CIO
AFL-CIO warns that booming first quarter corporate profits risk causing a recession if wages do not rise. The AFL-CIO Journal cites 36.5 billion dollars in after tax profits and notes lagging consumer buying power and fears of a profit-wage gap spurring economic downturn. President Johnson foresees continued growth.
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Afl-Cio
Washington
UPI
U. S
Johnson
Boy Denied Circus Ends Life In Back Yard
An 11-year-old boy, Tommy Wylie, hanged himself after his mother refused to let him attend a circus. Police and coroner Dr W G Rinehart said he tied a mower cord into a noose from a tall tree and leapt to his death, ruling it self-inflicted.
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Pittsburg
Kan
UPI
Mitchell Wylie
Tommy
W. G. Rinehart
Crawford County
Rinehart
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