Salmon Dips and Soups Spark Easy Summer Entertaining
A pantry friendly can of salmon offers versatile options for summer hosting. From a spread and dips to soups and chilled dishes, salmon blends with lemon pepper Worcestershire and green onions for quick appetizers. Recipes include a cottage cheese dip and a salmon vichyssoise served chilled with chives.
Walker Manufacturing held in age sixty discrimination ruling
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission found Walker Manufacturing Co. of Racine guilty of forcing workers age 60 to retire. The ruling nulls the 60 retirement policy, orders reinstatement, and mandates back pay to affected employees. The decision cites no valid pension or union agreement justifying pre 65 retirement. The company must cease 60 age retirements and compensate those retirees.
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Commission Probes Diary Leak Ties to Dallas News
The Warren Commission announces an FBI probe into how parts of Lee Harvey Oswald's diary leaked into print via Dallas Morning News over the weekend. J. Lee Rankin says the diary from Oswald’s Soviet stay may have reached the public through Dallas police, delaying the commission's report until after July 18. The Dallas Morning News defends reporting and rights under the First Amendment.
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Atlas Centaur second stage fails after partial burn
Premature shutdown of the Atlas Centaur second stage halted its attempt to reach orbit, though insulation panels deployed and the boost pump restart succeeded. The 112 foot rocket launched from Cape Kennedy at 9 04 a m, but the Centaur engine cut off after about four minutes, leaving the 8,200 pound stage plunging into the Atlantic Ocean. NASA reported partial mission successes amid the failure.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Two Infant Cousins Die In Separate Accidents
Two infant cousins died in separate accidents in Wisconsin. Loring Kaiser, 20 months, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Kaiser of Edgar, died in an auto crash on Sunday. Trace Marie Kaiser, 2 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Kaiser of Emmett Township in Marathon County, died Monday from food strangulation.
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Hot Thieves Take 46 Cases Of Cold Beer
Madison police report thieves broke into a Madison wholesaler’s truck in 90 degree heat and carried away 46 cases of cold beer. The incident highlights a bold daytime theft targeting a beverage supplier.
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Slashed body of Leath Co. employee found near Galveston
Gerald Shafer 41, credit manager at Leath and Co. in Kokomo, identified as the victim. His tan sedan with Wisconsin plates missing. Shafer, from Galesburg, Illinois, worked at stores in Rockford and Madison before Kokomo transfer in February. Investigators had few clues to the killer. The body was found Sunday in weeds on a rural road southeast of Logansport, throat slashed, dressed in shorts and undershorts.
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Bernard D. Leavitt
Minneapolis Firm Wins U.S. Grant for Indian Training
The Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs awarded Northern Products Corp of Minneapolis a 12850 dollar grant to train 32 Indians in garment industry jobs in Mahnomen County Minnesota. The grant was announced by congressional sources on Tuesday.
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Eggs On Skids Endurance Record Shatters With 101 Hours
At Kern County Airport a Hughes 200 helicopter, refueled by siphon, carried 48 eggs on its skids for 101 hours and 5 minutes before landing three feet above ground. FAA referees say the feat sets a new endurance record, surpassing the previous 72 hour mark set by Navy fliers.
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Bakersfield
Calif
National Aeronautics Association
Kern County
Navy
Gene Goodman
U.S. Marriages Rise Five Percent in 1963
Life insurance statisticians report U.S. marriages reached about 1,657,000 in 1963, up five percent from 1962, the highest rate in six years. Canada saw about 131,000 marriages with a 6.9 per 1,000 rate, the lowest in nearly 30 years.
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United States
Canada
Constable Runs for Sheriff in Pottawatomie County
Warren Constable from West Moreland Kansas announces his candidacy for sheriff of Pottawatomie County. If elected he would become Sheriff Constable, a name matching the office.
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Kan
Warren
Westmoreland
Pottawatomie County
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