Shaky stock market seeks firm bottom for upturn
Wall Street faced another weekly loss as the Dow fell to 876.11. Analysts cited auto industry cuts and profit concerns while noting few buyers supported the decline. GM peered at May production cuts. Ford posted record early May sales but others fell.
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New York
Wall Street
Robert H. Stovall
E.F. Hutton & Co
Ford Motor
Chrysler
Ford
Dow Jones
Eldon H. Grimm
Walston & Co
Grimm
Signs You're Advancing In The Rat Race
HAL BOYLE essays reveal status symbols in the corporate ladder. From lunch money increments and color TV ownership to winning respect from bosses wives and office imitators, the piece gleefully catalogs markers of success and prestige in midcentury American work life.
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New York
PTA
Schneider Firm To Carpet Auditorium For City Banquet
The Schneider Home Furnishing Company will supply carpeting for the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium for the All America City recognition day banquet. Over 1000 square yards of material will be used. Doors open 5 30 p m Tuesday May 17 for early arrivals to choose tables. No reservations accepted.
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Mary E. Sawyer
Schneider Home Furnishing Company
Chamber of Commerce
Child Hit By Car Making Recovery
Blair Wisconsin Daniel Stetzer age 12 son of Mr and Mrs Allen Stetzer Blair sustained fractures and bruises after darting into Highway 95 to fetch a ball and was hit by a car driven by Mrs Tilman Legue Jr The child is recovering in a Whitehall hospital.
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Blair
Wis
Daniel Stetzer
Allen Stetzer
Daniel
Tilman Legue Jr
Whitehall
Black Bear Hunt Near Tunnel City Wisconsin
A black bear hunt began Friday afternoon on the Harold Thomas farm west of Tunnel City Wisconsin after Thomas saw the bear crossing fields around 1 30 p m at Tomah Ranger Station Earl Koch and a patrolman reported sightings but no trace of the animal was found bear sightings in the Tomah area had slowed in recent months
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Tunnel City
Wis
Harold Thomas
Thomas
Earl Koch
Tomah
Koch
Weather snapshot for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Wisconsin shows partly cloudy skies with possible brief showers in the northwest and milder west. Minnesota expects variable clouds with scattered showers tonight becoming general Sunday and warmer conditions Sunday. Iowa notes partly cloudy skies tonight with warmer temps and a chance of showers or thundershowers Sunday. Sunrise Saturday 5 40 a.m. Sunset 8 25 p.m. Degree Days 22 Total 7437 Last Year 8038 Normal 7403.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Camp McCoy Area Opens To Traffic
Camp McCoy Wisconsin area access roads are reopened for training and normal traffic after recent rain and snow reduced fire danger. Col Paul Craig, post commander, said the decision follows two fires in two days that had earlier closed outlying areas and curtailed training.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Paul Craig
Physicist Van Zandt Williams Dies in London
Dr. Van Zandt Williams aged 50, director of the Institute of Physics, died Friday in London. The news came from his New York office.
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New York
van Zandt Williams
Institute of Physics
London
No More KP for Airmen at McChord Base
Washington AP report says McChord Air Force Base will replace 65 airmen with civilian staff to run mess hall duties starting July 1. The move reflects cost savings as the Air Force shifts to civilian workers.
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Mcchord
Tacoma
Wash
McChord Air Force Base
Air Force
Johnson awards Purple Hearts to Viet Nam veterans
President Johnson personally presents Purple Hearts to Maj Boyd D Parsons 43 of Poca West Virginia Capt Frederick W Straub 38 from Rochester New York Staff Sgt Douglas D Harlow 39 of Harrisonburg Virginia and Pfc Antonio Dell oss o from Newark New Jersey at a Walter Reed Army Hospital ceremony during a two hour tour Johnson also visits Eisenhower and Dirksen with Luci Johnson nearby
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Washington
Maj
Boyd D. Parsons
Johnson
Parsons
Poca
W.va
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Luci
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Frederick W. Straub
Rochester
N.Y
Douglas D. Harlow
Harrisonburg
Antonio Dell’osso
Newark
N.J
Ontario Man Bound Over To County Court
Sparta Wisconsin Pete Schum acher of Ontario charged with receiving stolen property was bound over to County Court by Judge James W Rice after a Thursday preliminary hearing with bond of 150 continued A jury trial is set for 1 30 p m Tuesday May 31 Harvey Dunwald of Ontario testified he sold the saddle involved to Schumacher Cheryl Hatfield of West Lima said she bought the saddle and produced a 62 canceled check plus a 15 allowance for an old saddle Raymond Roberts and Rodney Biffle both 19 of Tomah asked for attorney representation Judge Rice appointed Emmett Farmer of Tomah to defend them
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Sparta
Wis
Pete Schumacher
Ontario
James W. Rice
Harvey Dunwald
Thomas Keene
Tomah
Schumacher
Cheryl Hatfield
West Lima
Raymond Roberts
Rodney Biffle
House Leaders Defy Label as Rubber Stamp on Johnson
Representative Wilbur Mills, Arkansas Democrat and Ways and Means chair, blocked two administration proposals to liberalize trade with Communist nations and overhaul unemployment insurance, proving chairmen on Capitol Hill wield power over presidents. Another test came when Adam Clayton Powell refused to bring an Education and Labor bill permitting on site picketing, showing chairmen can override the speaker if backed by a committee majority.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means
Europe
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Education and Labor Committee
Powell
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Sitlls
Labor Leader Urges End of 7 Percent Business Tax Credit
AFL CIO economist Nathaniel Goldfinger calls to scrap the 7 percent investment tax credit and raise corporate profits tax to curb a lopsided boom He warns a capital goods boom could collapse from its own weight as profits rise and production grows in early 1960s economy He opposes income tax hikes for the poor and unemployed and cites profit vs wage growth data and net tax cut reductions.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Organized Labor
Nathaniel Goldfinger
Afl-Cio
Goldfinger
the American Federationist
Wisconsin northeast area urged to revive economy
A state report on eight Wisconsin counties Florence to Vilas finds population decline and job loss. It calls for a regional development authority and projects in forestry, agriculture, manufacturing, and recreation plus better transportation and training to stem migration and raise family incomes.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Resource Development
Florence
Forest
Langlade
Lincoln
Marinette
Oconto
Oneida
Vilas
Amish Man Injured When Horse Frightened by Chain Noise
Blair Wisconsin Perry Schrock 28 an Amish area resident is discharged from Eau Claire hospital after a fractured right ankle from an accident. He jumped from his vehicle as his horse spooked by a rattling chain tied to a dog. The Schrock family, now in the Amish settlement recently expanded by three families from Dover Delaware, welcomed their sixth child three weeks ago and previously lived in Dover.
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Blair
Wis
Perry Schrock
Eau Claire
Schrock
Schrocks
Dover
Del
Tailspin Tommy Actor John Trent Dies of Cancer
La Verne W. Browne age 59 of Torrance California died Thursday from cancer. Browne acted in films as John Trent in the late 1930s and was known for the Tailspin Tommy character.
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Torrance
Calif
la Verne
W. Browne
John Trent
Tommy
Pianists Pass Tests in Winona Guild Auditions
Dawn Morrison Joan Morrison Patricia Nelson Barbara Palmer Peggy Palmer passed National Guild of Piano Teachers tests in Winona auditions. They were accepted as members of the National Fraternity of Student Musicians and received pins and certificates. All students of Dr. Thomas Annett.
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Dawn
Joan Morrison
Patricia Nelson
Barbara
Peggy Palmer
Winona
National Guild of Piano Teachers
National Fraternity of Student Musicians
Thomas Annett
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