Economic doubts swirl over recession risk amid strikes and stock drop
AP Business News reports growing talk of a 1963 recession as labor tensions flare and the stock market plunges. President Kennedy faces airline walkouts while bond and housing data hint at a downturn, with various sectors including autos and rails weighing on the economy. Leaders debate timing and impact as production falters and investors seek clarity.
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
Wester
NEW York (Ap
Kation
Ewan Clague
U.S. Epintalitoner
Clagué
Aljanta
Iaw
Kennedy
Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
Aftée
Goldberg
Pate Yen
Trans World Airlines
Well Street
Kennnedy
Census Bureau
Southern Pacific Co
Chicago, Rock Island Palmitte Railroad
Chicago
West Coast
Grover Residents Attend Reunion Amid Storm Damage
Grover residents gathered for a reunion trip as Grover faced a June rodeo storm that caused window breakage and crop damage across farms from Douglas to Bunell westward. Visitors included Vern Landwehr and family from Florence and Pete Michaelson of Lake, Wis, staying for the summer.
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Grover
Orla Douglas
Douglas
Apperson
Bunell
Stenson and
McGee
E. ©. Narlow
Charles Landwehr
Florence
Mr. Landehe
Kevin
Hilly Landwehr
J. L. Michaelson
Barytow
Pete Michaelson
The
Lake
Wis
Bill Solonwn
Gering
Neb
Bud Linglebach
Russell Kiernes
Fort Morgan
Anna Kiernes
Lillian Goodwine
Ted Eggleston
Howard Jes
Pine Bluffs
Wye
Thes
Schost
Baptist Church
Eggleston
Arold
Freeman Stunned By Farm Bill Defeat In House Vote
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman expressed shock after the House rejected the administration’s farm bill amid heavy party loyalty politics. He cited cattlemen opposition and the struggle to drum up support, noting the long fight and doubts about reviving the measure this year.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville B. Freeman
House
Freeman
Capitol Hill
Secre
Action on wheat and grain programs favored in 1963
The speaker indicates support for moving toward emergency wheat and fed grain programs in 1963. He states he does favor such action.
Community Picnic Names Local Relatives and Rodeo Guests
At a county picnic attendees included relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oxford and Mrs. Tea Eggleston, totaling 17 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Guests from out of town included the Peter Hobbs family of Fort Morgan and the David and Russell Koenigs of Wyoming. Also noted were hospital discharge of Mrs Olive Abbey of Cheyenne, and local family movements such as Jack Annan teaching in Woodland School and Ralph Palmer moving to Prospect Valley. A separate update reports India's Firefest expedition reaching within 400 feet of a 29022 foot peak amid poor weather.
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Dults
Bert Oxford
Tea Eggleston
Chris Koenig
Peter Hobbs
Fort Morgan
David and Russell Koenigs
Wyoming
Weld County General Hospital
Miles Gillette
Huron
Gilta
Methodist Conference
Everette Golden
Grover Friends
Golden
Woodland School
Grover High School
Jack Annan
New Raymer
Annan
Clay- Pool
Ie Laughtast
Ralph Palmer
Prospect Valley
Foreign Briefs From Around The World In 1960s Radio Dispatch
East Germany reports 7000 prisoners working in 22 camps across the nation per Information Bureau West. Georgia claims 128 centenarians in a survey by TASS. Laos unrest and refugees continue as Laotian PM Praphas Charusuth binds to actions. A 1200 bingo fans cross from Folkestone to play across the town. Mexico City reports cattle tick disease aftermath affecting exports.
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Berlin
East Germany
Information Bureau West
Folkestone
England
Mexico City
la Francé
Cattle Confederation
Calals
Bingo trips resumed by London hall chain despite laws
Reports describe travelers returning to boats to play bingo as a major pastime after a two year period of legality under the Macmillan government. The text also notes New Caledonia’s Isle of Pines being used for war-era facial paint.
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London
Macmillan
Noumea
New Calededla
Isle of
Warviore
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Birnie
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Lion
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Smalleat
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Colorado
Yih Ave
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