Fed Reserve notes leveling off signs in unemployment
The Federal Reserve Board, in the Federal Reserve Bulletin, reports signs of leveling off in unemployment with a slight drop in those unemployed four weeks or less since February. April employment rose for the ninth straight month at 7 percent, with May figures due next week. The board warns long-term job seekers up 12 months, and notes manufacturing cuts and slower hiring across industries. Parole hearing notice appears for Mansfield inmate Logan L. Brickner, with eligibility following July 1, 1988.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Bulletin
PAROL
Mansfield
Ohio
Logan L. Brickner
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission A
Forsyth
Step Lively Walking Improves Health Says Reader’s Digest
The June Reader's Digest features Step Lively explaining why many walk poorly and how proper walking boosts health. It outlines simple methods to improve gait and overall well being for readers.
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Reader’s Digest
Reader's Digest
Ex-Boxer Gigante Acquitted in Costello Shooting
Vincent The Chin Gigante is acquitted of attempted murder in the Costello shooting at Central Park West after a six hour jury deliberation. The former boxer, 30, returns to work as a trucker's helper as spectators react with applause and tears. Costello testified he did not identify his attacker and had no motive.
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New York
Vincent
Gigante
Frank Costello
Costello
Central Park West
Hayward T. Carter
John A. Mullen
Olympia
Norval Keith
TV Crime Said Worse
Hollywood AP reports the National Association says TV crime worsened in the week of May 39 with 223 killings before 9 p.m. across seven Los Angeles stations. Clara Logan notes an all time peak with 161 murders 60 justifiable killings 192 attempted murders 83 robberies and other crimes listed.
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Hollywood
National Assn
Los Angeles
Clara S. Logan
Association
Dayton Mother Bound To Grand Jury In Stabbing Deaths
Mrs Mary Margaret McFadden a 37 year old Dayton mother admitted stabbing to death two of her six children Darlene 18 months and Margaret Helen 11 The killings prompted bond denial and a statement she planned to set fire to her residence The case went to the Montgomery County grand jury on two counts of first degree murder.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mary Margaret McFadden
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Navy commissions first missile warship Galveston
The Navy debuts its first missile cruiser Galveston, armed with Talos rockets capable of striking unseen targets over 65 miles away. Built 13 years after launch and powered by a 40 000 horsepower ramjet, the vessel is commissioned with Mrs. Clark W. Thompson of Galveston as sponsor.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Galveston
Clark W. Thompson
Texas
Bendix Aviation Corp
Lausche and Bricker Vote No On Jobless Bill Amendment
Ohio Senators Lausche and Bricker opposed a substitute amendment aimed at broadening a temporary jobless pay bill to set permanent higher standards. The amendment failed 63 to 121 in the roll call.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
John W. Bricker
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