Money managers study trick to curb short term funds flow
Top U.S. money managers in New York discuss a plan to raise short term rates while keeping long term borrowing easy. A Fed New York study suggests higher short term rates could cut the U.S. balance of payments deficit by about 500 million dollars annually.
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Monticello and area residents engage in visits and events
A flurry of visits and gatherings from Monticello and nearby towns includes Curt Wagner staying in Platteville with Kenneth Johnson family, multiple visitors from Monroe, Madison and Albany, and a large 27,957 turnout at Yellowstone National Park on July 4 marking a record holiday visitation.
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Janesville
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Lawrence Karlen
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Mineral Point
Lauvonne Loveland
Allen Babler
W. D. Elmer
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Madison
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Walter Tryon
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Carol Babler
Bonnie Disch
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Food plan approved covering defense meal programs
Washington reports the federal government has signed agreements with all states Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia to manage food programs in the event of enemy attack.
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How To Enter The Foreign Service In The Ambassador Path
Washington urges youths to apply for the diplomatic corps via the State Department. Citizens aged 21 to 31 may request an exam form, register by July 22, take a September 7 written test at 72 sites, then face an oral interview. About 200 eventually win junior foreign service officer posts.
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Producer Poll Held For Wool Incentive
The Agriculture Department invites wool producers to submit recommendations by July 31 on the incentive price for the 1964 wool marketing year. The program aims to spur domestic output of at least 300 million pounds and has carried a 62 cent per pound incentive for nine years. Payments top up grower receipts to that level whenever market prices fall below it.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bar Board to Address U.S. Court Vacancy in August
Eau Claire Wisconsin Francis Wilcox president of the Wisconsin State Bar said the vacancy on the U S District Court in western Wisconsin will be reviewed by the bar board of governors at an August meeting. The court has been without a judge since Patrick T Stone died in January. Wilcox said he planned to ask the board members what they wanted to do about the vacancy and that the August meeting would be held in Madison within 30 days.
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Death notices for Mayo and Mertens reported in multiple cities
Frank Mayo aged 74 former stage and motion picture star died Tuesday of a heart attack in Laguna Beach California He was born in New York City Andre Mertens 59 international concert manager died Tuesday in New York City The announcement came from Columbia Artists Management where Mertens served as chairman marking 40 years in concert management
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Columbia Artist Management
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Columbia Artists Management
Pine Ridge storekeeper Dick Huddleton dies at 80
James Richard Huddleton known as Dick Huddleton owned the Mena area Pine Ridge country store famous in the 1930s and 1940s for ties to Lum and Abner radio programs. He died Tuesday.
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Dick) Huddleton
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