Steel price rise signals upturn in 1963 economy
Sylvia Porter argues that a selective steel price increase indicates firmer industrial materials and non food wholesale prices, suggesting an ongoing economic upturn. She notes indicators from the National Bureau of Economic Research show rising prices, reinforcing business confidence and investment, with inflation staying controlled for 1963 but possible rise in 1964.
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AF Major Joins Academy Staff
Air Force Major Richard G. Korthals will work on a cosmic ray study using nuclear emulsions as part of NSF research participation at the Air Force Academy. A 1940 Central High School graduate, he served as a World War II pilot and later as BOMARC project officer before joining the academy’s astronautics staff in 1961.
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Menominee Citizens Balk At Paying Tax
Randolph Runden reports that many former Menominee tribal members now citizens resist taxes. He notes Menominee Enterprises Inc. covers 90 percent of tax payments, else payrolls would be at risk. Local officials are slow to enforce collections amid resentment over termination of federal ward status.
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Trempealeau Juniors Earn B Ratings at State Forensics Meet
Trempealeau Wis Juniors Sheila Davis and Sandra Gunderson Trempealeau High School received B ratings at the Madison state forensics meet reflecting strong performance by local students.
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Shortest River Joins Suwannee in Florida Park
In Suwannee River State Park near Madison and Live Oak Florida locals know the world’s shortest river also called the Falmouth River. Park superintendent G E Collins describes a dirt road path to the clear underground stream that emerges into the Suwannee River near the historic logging area.
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Braves Navy Recruit Unit To Be Formed
The 1963 Braves Company, a group of Navy recruits from Wisconsin and northern Michigan, will be sworn in May 31 in Milwaukee before a Braves vs Houston game. La Crosse Navy Substation cooperates in the plan. A similar effort occurred last year.
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Galesville Legion Post Sets May Meeting At Curling Rink
GALESVILLE Wis The American Legion Post will meet at 8 p m Wednesday May 8 at the curling rink. Plans include Memorial Day Founders Day programs and the district Legion fall conference on September 28 and 29.
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Galesville
Wis
American Legion Post
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