Summer forecasts mix optimism with business worries
AP reports a sunny economic outlook tempered by labor tensions in steel and rail, rising racial tensions, potential auto and steel slowdowns, and tax policy uncertainty. Retail gains outpace last year but gains are modest. credit tightening and Congress tax decisions loom over the economy.
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Governor Love Breaks Into Mansion in Midnight Access
Denver reports Gov John Love returned from a road trip and used his key to enter the governor’s mansion a night. A chain blocked entry but he slipped a loose link from the chain to gain access. He plans to install a tighter chain afterward.
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Police Fire on Oil Workers in Barauni Killing Two
Police opened fire on a crowd in Barauni Bihar state during a bid to free 20 colleagues arrested in a demonstration. Two workers were killed and two more injured in the Sunday incident.
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Four Drownings In Wisconsin Weekend Report
The Associated Press notes four drownings across Wisconsin over the weekend. West Allis teen George Nekich Jr. and 14 year old Michael Nekich swam with Walter Weigel Jr. when a leg cramp halted a rescue. Kathy Langlois Jr. or Robert Langlois Jr. are mentioned as a Milwaukee state college student who drowned at Half Moon Lake. Roy Frost and Agnes Frost died when a fishing boat overturned on Island Lake near Danbury, leaving seven children.
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Minnesota VFW Elects Officers at Closing Session
Ronald Kenitz of Minneapolis won the junior vice commander post after nearly three hours of balloting, with Edwin H. Meyer named state commander and Cliff Salisbury senior vice commander. Beatrice Natzel led the VFW auxiliary as president. next year’s convention is in St. Cloud. Gov Rolvaag urged defense-minded policy. Cavalier unit from North St. Paul won senior rifle drill. Hamm’s Indians topped senior drum and bugle corps.
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State man turns self in on robbery charge
Ronald Ray Williams 23 of Wisconsin surrendered to FBI agents in Downey California. He is accused of taking money from the Valley Inn Hotel Neenah and transporting a stolen car across state lines. A warrant was issued by the U.S. commissioner Green Bay on June 7. He awaits arraignment in Los Angeles County Jail.
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Iraqi government says over 300 Kurdish rebels killed in north
Damascus report cites Iraqi army claim of more than 300 Kurdish rebels killed in mop up operations in Iraq's extreme north. The army says casualties include several local Communists. The Soviet Union has announced support for the rebels.
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White House maid Henrietta Nesbitt dies at 89 in Bethesda
Henrietta Nesbitt 89 longtime White House executive housekeeper for Roosevelt and Truman died after a lengthy illness at her Bethesda Maryland home. She once lived in Hyde Park New York and wrote White House Diary and White House Cook Book. John Whiting 45 British playwright dies of cancer in London. wrote Saints Day The Devils and Marching Song and was finishing a film script on Sean O Case y and a project for Ingrid Bergman.
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McNamara Seeks Cutbacks in Nuclear Submarine Plan
Transcript of U S defense debates shows Robert McNamara pressing to slow the rate of building high speed atomic powered attack subs and convert conventional boats. Laird challenges the plan citing cost and capability concerns as Navy officials and lawmakers scrutinize the proposal.
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30th Annual Boys' State Opens At Ripon
The 30th Badger Boys' State opened at Ripon College with 895 boys registered for the week. They will elect delegates to state and county conventions and name county and state officers. The Wisconsin American Legion sponsors the camp to teach citizenship duties and rights. Gov. John W. Reynolds will speak Thursday.
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