Major U S crime up 20 percent in FBI report
FBI quarterly data show crime rising across major categories in the United States and Milwaukee during the first three months of 1967. In Madison, no murders occurred, robberies fell, and auto thefts declined from 92 to 75, while burglaries rose nationwide.
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44 Buildings In Civic Center To Be Razed
The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority will advertise for bids to raze 44 of 48 Civic Center buildings. City Hall, the Post Office, Blaschke Funeral Home and George's Rooming House remain for later. Executive director Charles Parrott says bids will start after federal approval. Seventeen buildings should be vacant by mid July for Phase One, with Phase Two by early October and final razing by November or December.
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Swallows Build Mud Nests Near Caves in Capistrano
Southern California's San Juan Capistrano hosts cliff swallows that live near people. They construct globular mud nests under caves and are among the western birds that tolerate human proximity.
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Byrnes Papers Reveal FDR HST Plans To Dismember Germany
Former secretary of state James Byrnes discloses in top secret papers that Roosevelt and Truman favored postwar Germany dismemberment. Stalin's remarks at Crimea and Yalta are cited along with Hopkins Hariman talks and De Gaulle efforts to expand French border to the Rhine, shaping postwar borders.
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Sperry Rand St Paul plant workers end strike with new contract
About 3 000 Sperry Rand St Paul Vacuum Division employees return to work Monday after Local 2047 IBEW voted 683 to 543 to accept the third offer. Wages rise 38 to 33 cents an hour over three years with 13 to 50 percent boosts in hospital and medical insurance benefits.
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Sperry Rand Corp
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