Elvis Presley Ranch Buy Stirs Real Estate Plans
Presley owns a DeSoto County ranch bought in 1966 for about 595000. He used it for weekend horseback riding and once housed mobile homes for guests. The buyer plans a shopping center, townhouses and private dwellings. Tries and Edward Cox moved to New York after Cox’s wings approval and airborne training. Cox joins Cravath Swaine Moore on Wall Street and remains in the U.S. Army Reserves at Tappan New York.
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Unemployment Steady Near 5 Percent in April
The Labor Department reports little change in April with the jobless rate around 5 percent and employment near 84 million, after seasonal adjustment. The unemployment pool declined slightly but remained near 4.4 million, while job gains continued, totaling about 2 million in the past year.
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Bethel Children Rent-cow To Learn Milking In Alaska
In Bethel Alaska youngsters raised 500 dollars to rent a cow for observation and milking study. The borrowed bovine will be flown in by charter from Palmer Alaska for a weekend visit marking the first cow ever to set foot in Bethel.
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Panthers become Democrats as Seale runs for Oakland mayor
Oakland UPI report says Black Panther Party chairman Bobby Seale promotes absorbing his movement into the Democratic Party while campaigning for mayor. He won a May 15 runoff against incumbent John Reading after April 17 balloting, with Reading leading first-round votes by a slim margin. Seale touts a new broad based grassroots Democratic structure in Oakland.
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Tit for Tat group advocates tax protest banner
Oscar Klee of Ukiah leads a protest group Tit for Tat against the IRS. He promotes a May 1 Law Day banner event and plans a May 18 tax exemption campaign. Klee cites alleged IRS record-keeping failures and argues funds should target large corporations. The nonprofit aims to educate and attract members and donors.
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