Living costs rise in May with clothing and food leading
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent May rise in living costs at a 4 percent annual pace. Clothing up nearly 1 percent and food up 0.4 percent drove the gain, while wages rose to a record 106.03 dollars weekly for nonsupervisory workers.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Bureau
Chase
Suit Against Church Seeks 375000 Over Fatal Greene County Crash
In Butler County Common Pleas Court two petitions seek 375000 from Christ Temple Church and Rev Will D Mack over a Greene County crash on August 11 1966 that killed Howard L Sealing Jr and his wife and injured Walter Bozzell. The suits allege the church bus was a highway hazard traveling 30 mph with smoke from the engine obscuring it from traffic.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Butler County Common Pleas
Greene County
Clinton County
Howard L. Sealing Jr
Cincinnati
Christ Temple Church
Joe Avenue
Sealing
Mary Inis Sealing
Walter Bozzell
South Tamworth
N. H
City replaces Emperor gift tree in Central Park
New York officials plant a cryptomeria japonica on the Mall where the 1860 Emperor of Japan gift tree once stood. The replanting aims to restore the park's appearance a century later.
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New York
Central Park
Japan
Mall
Sweden Grants Asylum to 10 U S Deserters
Sweden's Aliens Commission grants indefinite asylum to 10 American military deserters, including six who denounced U S policy in Vietnam on Soviet television. The group brings total U S deserters receiving asylum to 68. Names and birthplaces of the 10 defectors are listed, with six arriving May 25 from Japan and Okinawa via Moscow.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.S
Vietnam
Swedish Aliens Commission
Japan
Okinawa
Moscow
Mark A. Shapiro
Marshall, Minn
Philip A. Callicoat
Washington, D.C
Kenneth Charles Griggs
Boise
Idaho
Terry M. Whitmore
Memphis
New York
Walter Woods
New Orleans
Arthur Frazier
Donald Thompson
San Francisco
Take Your Pick Sparks Futility Comment on Conventions
In Honolulu AP interview Sen. John Sparkman a Alabama Democrat predicted both parties will nominate a candidate for their conventions and warned that one nominee may face futility. His remark followed a question about the outcome of the party gatherings.
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Honolulu
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
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