New York Loses Out As Office Boom Spreads Nationwide
New York builders increasingly turn to other cities as office space expands across the country. While New York's boom continues, Chicago and Minneapolis also report significant new structures and a demand for more efficient buildings in aging markets.
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Sam Dawson
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Chicago
Minneapolis
San
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Dallas
Houston
New Orleans
Atlanta
Denver
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
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Detroit
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Supreme Court backs Arizona in Colorado River water dispute
The Supreme Court with major modifications backs Arizona in the long fight over Colorado River rights. It affirms California gets 44 million acre feet annually, Arizona 2.8 million, Nevada 0.3 million, but asks parties to propose decrees by Sept. 16 or the court will issue its own decree.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona
California
Colorado River
High Court
Nevada
Lee Ferry
Ariz
Colorado
Mrs Zimmerli Elected To Head Safety Council
Mrs Zimmerli was elected new president and Arleigh Frautschy the new vice president at a Green County Safety Council meeting in the agricultural building. Holdover officers are Mrs Waelti and Glen Roderick. Delegates to the Rock River Valley Safety Conference are Mrs Mueller and Mrs Frautschy. event at Beloit College Field House June 12. Council recesses July and August resumes Sept 3.
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Ben Zimmerli
Arleigh Frautschy
Green County Safety Council
Sam Waelti
Glen Roderick
William Mueller
Frautschy
Beloit College
Wisconsin to establish Fine Arts School under Regents
Gov Reynolds signed a bill allowing the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents to establish a school of fine arts. The board had approved plans on December 7, 1962, and the new law enables a change in administration of existing courses. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Reynolds
Monroe Evening Times
Chlorine Tank Leak Triggers Fire Department Response
Firemen rushed to Recreation Park last night as a chlorine tank leaked in the pool storage building. The faulty tank was hauled to the city dump but not before a firefighter nearly succumbed to fumes while handling the gas. Nearby residents reported irritating fumes and a suffocating odor.
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Recreation Park
Energetic Maids 4-H Club Meets at Mt Pleasant School
The Energetic Maids 4-H club planned its next meeting at Mt Pleasant school on Wednesday June 12. Demonstrations by Larilyn Barker Cathy Schulz Rebecca Long and Lynn Sweetwood plus a lunch led by Barker were on the program. Members toured nine homes to view dairy garden potato chicken pony rabbit swine projects and a ball game with Green County Tigers at Green County hospital.
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Orangeville
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Crouse
Larilyn Barker
Cathy Schulz
Rebecca Long
Lynn Sweetwood
Virgil Scheider
Karen Coates
Susan Schulz
Diane
Patty Scheider
Firemen’s Park
Browntown
Irvin Phillips
Robert Klemm
Larry
Fred Sack
John Weiss
John Schlappi
Eddie
Green County Tigers
Green County Hospital
Blueberry Dessert Recipe Shared For Dairy Month
A simple no bake dessert recipe uses 16 crushed graham crackers with melted butter forming a crust. Whipped cream cheese and cream are folded with a pinch of salt then spread over the crust and topped with blueberry pie filling. From Marie Durst Monroe. Denmark ruled the Virgin Islands for over two centuries.
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Philadelphia
Marie Durst
Monroe
Indians Protest Negro Teachers at Chinle School
About six Navajo residents led by Leon Grant will present letters and affidavits in Washington on June 15 protesting the 27 Negro and 6 other teachers at Chinle Elementary School on the Navajo reservation. They question teachers’ competency and report discipline issues as 1,000 students study under an all-Negro and mixed staff. Rev. Martin Luther King has offered support if problems persist.
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Chinle, Ariz
Chinle Elementary
Navajo Indian Reservation
Arizona
Washington
Phillio Nash
Indian Affairs
Stewart Udall
Leon Grant
Chinle
Gallup
N.M
Grant
Martin Luther King
Tne
Pearson Announces 12 Mile Canadian Fishing Zone
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson said on Tuesday that starting in mid May 1964 Canada will extend its exclusive fishing zone to 12 miles from the coast, up from the present three mile limit.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Watershed Unit Elects Deininger President at Picnic
Donald Deininger was elected president of the Richland Creek Watershed unit during its annual picnic at Baumgartner's pond. Other officers include William Tschudy and Alfred Meier Jr. as directors, with Tschudy serving as secretary-treasurer. Out-going officers are Ernest Wegmueller Verlen Eberle and Arthur Tschudy. A directors meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Arthur Tschudy home.
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Donald Deininger
Richland Creek
Baumgartner’s Pond
William Tschudy
Alfred Meier Jr
Tschudy
Ernest Wegmueller
Verlen Eberle
Arthur Tschudy
Claims Decline In Wisconsin Unemployment Week
The State Industrial Commission reports 21,151 unemployment claims filed in Wisconsin for the week ending Saturday, down from 22,475 the previous week.
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Madison
State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
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