Uncle Rays Corner Explains World Book Gift to Lakota School
Uncle Rays Corner notes a World Book Encyclopaedia set given to Lakota Grade School Lakota North Dakota for Sixth Grade History Scrapbook ideas include questions about four state corners at Utah Arizona Colorado and New Mexico and Egypt tomb ownership. It mentions Pharaoh Khufu and Khafre pyramids and the theft of many pyramid builders’ mummies.
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Lakota
N.D
United States
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Egypt
Lincoln
Mexico
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Trib
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Giza
Khufu
Koo-Foo
Cheops
Kee-Ops
Khafre
Cahf Ur
Sylvia Porter Reviews Global Stock Trends and U.S. Market Stability
Porter notes foreign markets trade below 1966 highs but some reach decade peaks while U.S. stocks show stability masking illusion. She cites tight monetary policy, profit declines, and political upheavals in Italy as factors depressing overseas markets, with England Germany Japan Belgium examined.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
England
West Germany
Japan
Belgium
Europe
Long Distance Pilot Oakley G Kelly Dies
Oakley G. Kelly, 74, longtime Air Corps officer and co pilot of the first nonstop transcontinental flight, died Sunday in El Cajon California. He and Lt John A MacReady flew from New York to San Diego in about 27 hours in 1922. Kelly retired in 1948 after 33 years of service.
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EL Cajon
Calif
Oakley G. Kelly
Kelly
Army Air Corps
John A. MacReady
New York
San Diego
Construction workers win wage and benefit increases in Minneapolis
In a three year agreement about 30 000 workers in the Minneapolis St Paul area gained wage and fringe benefit raises exceeding the 3.2 percent federal limit. Bricklayers gain 1.05 per hour plus 50 cents fringe. laborers gain 80 cents. iron workers get 1.05 over three years from 4.55.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Associated General Contractors Inc
George Meany
Aflcio
Austrian Ace Pilot Max Sussin Dies at 71
Max Sussin a World War I Austrian ace with over 7000 flight hours in 53 years died Saturday in Clearwater Florida He earned his first American pilot license in 1928 and held a valid license at his death He ran a flight school and air park near Chicago before retiring nine years ago Born in Vienna.
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Clearwater, Fla
Max Sussin
Sussin
Chicago
Vienna
Today in History June 7 1966 notable events
June 7 1966 marks the 158th day of the year with 207 remaining. Highlights include King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visiting the United States in 1939, the 1942 Battle of Midway US victory, 1943 Gaulle and Firaud forming a cabinet, 1944 Norman beaches fighting, 1945 Okinawa gains, 1946 jewel theft case, 1956 Niagara Falls power plant rockfalls, 1961 OAS visit in the Dominican Republic, and Gemini 4 splashdown in 1965.
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George VI
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Cordell Hull
Niagara Falls
Midway
Pacific
de Gaulle
Firaud
Committee of National Liberation
Normandy
Okinawa
Army
Jack Durant
WAC
Kathleen Durant
Prince of Hesse
Frankfurt
Germany
Niagara River Gorge
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
James McDivitt
Edward White
Sts
Atlantic Ocean
Man Pleads Innocent In 1949 Murder Case
A 44 year old inmate Carl Bistrom pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the 1949 slaying of Fred W Babcock Jr a Richfield police officer. Trial set for July 11 with Bistrom among four suspects. The case involved a 18 hour 500 mile kidnap journey across four states ending near Laurel Nebraska.
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Minneapolis
Carl Bistrom
Stillwater
Rolf Fosseen
Hennepin
Ralph Senn
Mandan
N.D
Bismarck- Mandan
Bistrom
Babcock
Sean
Bismarck
Senn
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Laurel
Neb
Vatican birth control panel to submit to Pope after June
The Vatican said the Roman Catholic Commission on Birth Control will hand its recommendations to Pope Paul VI after June 26. If no clear recommendation arrives by then, the pontiff may study the issue through the summer. Specialists finish by Wednesday, with final review by 16 cardinals and bishops.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Roman Catholic Commission On
Paul VI
AP Photographer Who Covered Capone Dies
Clarence L. Hamm, 62, AP photographer for 28 years before retiring in 1962, died Sunday in Pleasant Hill California after a long heart ailment. He covered the Capone era in Chicago and served as a Pacific theater war photographer in World War II and the Korean War. Born in Chicago.
One Switch Controls All Doors and Alerts
A single switch locks all doors and activates warning lights for low fuel or ajar doors while reminding occupants to fasten seat belts.
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J R. Williams
Uncle Ray's
Bordens
Wisconsin
Wall Street
Vw O
France
Holland
Italy
Sweden
Australia
London
Hall Syndicate, Inc
All Rights
Oakley Kelly
Bank Batavian
The
Batavian National Bank
F.d.1.c
Associated Press
Hoople Manor
Major Amos
Martha
Kentucky Rathbuns
Pontiff
Recting Board
Capone
Hilton’s Prescription Pharmacy
Dial
Old Thompson
Guefigiger
Iempsos
Glenmore Dist. Co
Louisville-Owensboro, Ky
Ford
Ford Division
America
Fairlane
Ford Dealers
la Crosse, Wis
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