What's Wrong with the U.S. Economy in June 1964
Sylvia Porter argues the economy is in extraordinary balance amid strong industrial production, retail sales, and profits. She notes orderly business and consumer spending, stable prices, rising wages with profits, and a narrowing unemployment problem, while acknowledging lingering concerns.
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No Opposition Expected For Wisconsin Dem Party Treasurer
Robert Bittner, Green Bay lawyer and ally of Gov. Reynolds, is expected to win re election as Wisconsin Democratic Party treasurer without opposition. Party chairman Louis Hanson notes no candidate has emerged. Bittner’s term follows a party dispute and Reynolds backed move as campaign costs rise.
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Subcommittee Approves Bills Benefiting Native Lands
The House interior subcommittee approved Rep. Odin Langen’s bill to convey 10 acres on the White Earth Reservation to the Minnesota annual conference of the Methodist Church for an Indian mission and youth programs. It also approved Rep. Ben Reifel’s bill declaring 80 acres at the Flandreau boarding school held in trust for the Flandreau Santee Sioux tribe, enabling title clearance for improvements and housing.
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