Your Money's Worth Living Costs Rise 1965 Outlook
Sylvia Porter analyzes inflation risk in 1965 noting CPI likely rise above 2 percent despite tax cuts, with food price jumps and service costs lifting living expenses. She argues quality improvements and consumer upgrading offset some measured increases, cautions on purchasing power erosion if inflation persists.
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U.S
Federal Reserve System
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Gronouski named U.S. ambassador to Poland from Wisconsin
John Gronouski, a Wisconsin native and former tax commissioner, was appointed U.S. ambassador to Poland by President Johnson. A veteran of World War II, he rose from Wisconsin politics to cabinet service under Kennedy and Johnson, noted for his long workdays and controversial tax stances.
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John Gronouski
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Father Fires Shotgun on New Jersey Playground
In Newark, Willie Sinclair 36 fired a shotgun three times after his 15 year old daughter argued with youths. Eight people were hit, including three adults, three girls, and two boys. One man hospitalized. others treated and released. Police issued an alert for Sinclair as he fled in a car.
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Dinosaurs Roamed New Jersey Golf Course Site
Paleontologist Dr Donald Baird of Princeton University says fossils show 20 foot long dinosaurs weighing about a ton roamed New Jersey around 180 million years ago. Footprints found in mud now turned to stone were uncovered during land clearing for a new golf course.
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New Jersey
Donald Baird
Princeton University Museum of Natural History
Princess Kay crowned as rain dampens Minnesota State Fair
Mary Ann Titrud, 18, from Todd County dairy farm, was named Princess Kay of the Milky Way as Hubert Humphrey visited to dedicate the new education building. Rain kept many events indoors, attendance for Sunday at 114,111, two day total 240,016, with weekend recognitions and livestock judging continuing.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Mary Ann Turud
Clarissa High School
Minneapolis School of Art
Princess Kay
Todd County
Clarence Titrud
Steve
Willmar
Titrud
Paynesville
Ted Mohler
Cohasset
Tolstoy Birth Anniversary Noted in 1828 Record
The article marks the birth of Leo Tolstoy author of War and Peace on August 28 1828 noting his prominence in literature and Russian history.
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Leo Tolstoi
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