Money policies under watch by industry and public
AP reports a four day Arden House meeting of about sixty leaders from industry labor government and banking to discuss United States monetary policy and its impact on employment inflation and growth. Economist Beryl Sprinkel cautions about timing monetary growth and urges proactive policy to avoid future recessions.
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Barry Sullivan and Gita Hall Reconcile in Malibu Move
Hollywood AP reports actor Barry Sullivan and wife actress Gita Hall reconciled after a secret Tijuana marriage last July. They plan to move into a new home at Malibu Beach colony and vow to make their marriage work.
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Clyde Bros Circus Opens Two Day Inland Run in La Crosse
The Clyde Bros Circus arrives at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium for a two day indoor show presented by the La Crosse Shrine Club. Performances are set for 2 15 and 8 15 Saturday and 2 15 and 6 15 Sunday. Headliners include the Wallendas and the Zeppes with Antoni the 30 inch bareback rider.
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Spectacle of Camels Llamas and Zebras Unites in Display
A vivid display features camels llamas and zebras gathered for a single extraordinary animal show. Descriptions praise the trainers patience and the effort behind this unusual menagerie.
Knowland links Ziffren to Chicago gangster in California race
Sen. William Knowland connects Los Angeles Democratic National Committeeman Paul Ziffren to Chicago gangster Alex Greenberg and the Chicago machine. He labels Ziffren a chief backer of Edmund G. Brown's bid for California governor and political architect against Knowland.
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Virginia Episcopals Rewrite Antisegregation Stance
At the triennial general convention in Miami Beach Virginia laymen and pastors joined deputies to pass a modified race resolution that drops the bishops call to end racial separation. The motion urges Christians to cleanse themselves of discrimination and ensure opportunities in education housing employment and public accommodation. The bishops also backed an anti capital punishment stance and a push for worldwide disarmament. The Virginia revision passed 334 to 174 amid mixed reaction from clergy and lay members.
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Vatican Ballot Stove Missing as Papal Election Nears
AP reports a missing stove used to signal papal election outcomes in the Sistine Chapel. Workers checked Vatican warehouses and surroundings but found no trace ten days before the conclave. Smoke signals from burned ballots would have produced white or black smoke in St. Peter's Square.
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