Uncle Ray’s Corner invites questions on science history geography
Fourth grade at Moses Brown School Providence is awarded a 20 volume World Book set for top questions. Readers are asked to submit five questions on science history or geography and send to Uncle Ray. Egypt questions appear, including why Egypt is not in the Fertile Crescent and pyramids as tombs.
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Moses Brown
Providence
R.I
Uncle Ray
Egypt
Fertile Crescent
Asia
Persian Gulf
Israel
James H. Breasted
Nile River
Nile Valley
South
Retail outlook for 1963 from Allied Stores chief
Theodore Schlesinger of Allied Stores Corp analyzes the 1963 retail scene. Sales may rise two to three percent with the same stores, or six percent if new outlets are included. He notes rising costs squeeze profits and discusses discount stores, downtown versus suburban trends, and worker scheduling as essential to sustaining growth.
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Theodore Schlesinger
Allied Stores Corp
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Miamians Indicted In Arizona Land Fraud Scheme
Three Miami men Cory Aurbach David Prosser Randell and Irving Gottlieb officers of Lake Mead Rancheros Inc were indicted in Phoenix on 22 counts for selling undeveloped Arizona desert land by mail to at least 3000 buyers. Attorney General Kennedy said postal probes linked to the case signal broader postal investigations and warned of inflated prices preying on retirees.
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Washington
Justice Department
Miami
Fla
Arizona
Cory Aurbach
David Prosser Randell
Irving Gottlieb
Lake Mead Rancheros, Inc
Hollywood
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert F. Kennedy
Lake Mead
Kennedy
Inspection Service
Post Office Department
Onalaska PTA To Meet Monday
The Onalaska Junior-Senior PTA meets at 7 30 p m in the old high school gym. Mrs Borghild Olson will present a charter. Reports from committees follow with officer elections. Students with A grades in Trempealeau district meet perform a stage program.
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Onalaska
Wis
Borghild Olson
la Crosse
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
Trempealeau
Black River Falls Reports Three Break-Ins
Black River Falls Wis City police and Sheriff Julian Larkin investigate three break ins discovered Thursday morning at McGillivray Lumber Co Direct Service Station and Waughtans Department Store all east of the river in the same vicinity Money reported missing by owners Entry gained through the front door
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Black River Falls
Wis
Julian Larkin
McGillivray Lumber Co
Waughtan's Department Store
Farm Exports Up In 1962 Despite Weaker Cotton
U S farm export value reached 5 billion dollars in 1962 matching the prior year’s record though wheat and cotton volumes were down. Gains occurred in poultry products hides and skins fruit oils and several crops while declines appeared in cotton wheat meats dairy and tobacco as farm leaders warn 1963 could mark the start of the end for farm programs.
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Washington
U.S
Products Union
Harold D. Cootey
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
National Association of Margarine Manufacturers
Boca Raton
Fla
Congress
Cooley
Woman Indicted On Evading Taxes In 1956 60
AP reports Effie Cutting 69 of Rochester former Olmsted County District Court clerk indicted for evading 22500 in income taxes for 1956 to 1960 by reporting 83200 instead of 126400. Assistant D A J Earl Cudd notes tax bill should be 49500 not 27000. Also Peter Cohen 52 former gambling odds maker indicted for taxes on 1956 57 income 7399 vs tax owed 11600 on 34900.
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Minneapolis
Olmsted County District Court
Effie Cutting
Rochester
J. Earl Cudd
Cohen
Final Ruling Gives Rolvaag 91-Vote Lead In Minnesota Recount
Final rulings on disputed ballots in Minnesota's governor recount widened Karl Rolvaag's lead to 91 votes over Elmer Andersen. The court added 13 votes to Rolvaag's total, 58 from spoiled, defective, and absentee ballots, and 45 to Andersen's, bringing totals to 619,842 for Rolvaag and 619,751 for Andersen. The decision awaits three-judge panel validation amid continued legal challenge from Andersen's attorneys.
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Rolvaag
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
Chambers
Election officials faulted for absentee voter tallies and recount conflicts
Xv and Andersen attorneys allege missing names on absentee ballots and undercounts from voter turnout. They claim contestants move through precincts selectively using recount figures or original canvass data, not both. The Andersen brief states contestants may invoke the original canvass or the recount, but not both.
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Andersen
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