Machine Tool Demand Grows in 1963 Expansion Signs
The story notes rising machine tool orders in early 1963, with March orders at 73.35 million dollars and cutting tool orders at 48.3 million, the strongest since 1959. Domestic and foreign demand rise as companies plan further expansion and modernization aided by depreciation incentives and government spending.
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New York
Congress
U.S
National Machine Tool Builders Association
Cleveland
Home for Aged Project At New Glarus Delayed
Rev Richard Wichler of Madison outlined the United Church of Christ formation during a Swiss Church Consistory meeting and the Industrial Development Corporation board. The Evangelical and Reformed merger with Congregational Christian churches creates the UCC, delaying the New Glarus home for the aged project as support shifts to about 300 churches statewide rather than the Southwestern Synod.
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New Glarus
Richard Wichler
Madison
United Church of Christ
Industral Development Corporation
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
UCC
Home For
Southwestern Synod
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in Monroe
A short note highlights using The Monroe Evening Times classified ads to rent a room. It urges readers to place or respond to rental notices in the local paper.
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Monroe Evening Times
Illinois Senate ousts Public Aid Commission chairman
The Illinois Senate, then controlled by Republicans, removed Arnold H. Maremont as chairman after he accused GOP members of anti Negro bias in attempts to cap public aid benefits, triggering a violent reaction among Republicans.
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Illinois Senate
Arnold H. Maremont
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Maremont
Senate
Wisconsin Road Plan Seeks $180 Million Borrowing
Gov Reynolds was presented with a Wisconsin road plan using about $180 million in borrowing over 22 years. The plan, created by the Department of Administration and State Highway Commission, includes a gasoline tax increase and a borrowing corporation to fund freeway projects from Portage to Tomahawk and Beloit to Milwaukee, with completion by 1968 or 1969 and traffic relief in Sheboygan.
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Madison
Reynolds
Howard Koop
Departmentt of Administration
Department of Administration
State Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Portage
Tomahawk
Beloit
Milwaukee
Illinois Line
Uticaine County
Appleton
Gherading
Milwaukee County
Sheboygan
Death Takes Manager Of Two Rivers Paper
Smiley S. Boyd, 59, longtime business manager of the Two Rivers Reporter, died Monday at Holy Family hospital in Manitowoc after a four month illness. He had served in newspapers for years and lived in Two Rivers.
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Death
Two Rivers Paper
Two Rivers
Smiley S. Boyd
Holy Family Hospital
Manitowoc
Boyd
Lincoln and Iowa towns feed early Two Rivers post
In Lincoln Nebraska Sioux City and Spencer Iowa and Superior Wisconsin before becoming business manager of the Two Rivers paper in September 1948.
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Lincoln
Neb
Sioux City
Spencer
Iowa
Superior
Wis
Two Rivers
Reds Gain Ground Unhappy Laos Land Of Tribes
Laos battles between neutralists and Communists deepen as Pathet Lao forces push from Plaine des Jarres. Kong Le’s neutralist coalition loses ground amid cease-fire unraveling and supply routes to North Viet Nam. Peace efforts fail as Pathet Lao strengthens, consolidating control with Soviet, Chinese aid.
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Laos
United States
Southeast Asia
Red China
Viet Nam
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Kong le
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souphanouvong
Royal
New Zealand hunts secret data author
Wellington authorities search for the authors of circulars that claim to reveal New Zealand security plans in a nuclear attack. Prime Minister Keith Holyoake said the information is false. The leaflets were left in hundreds of Wellington mail boxes.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Keith Holyoake
Bank Rate Cut by Bank of Canada Aims at Easier Credit
The Bank of Canada lowers its lending rate from 4 percent to 3.42 percent, signaling easier credit conditions for borrowers and financial markets. The cut follows recent monetary policy signals and impacts lending costs across banks and consumers.
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Ottaway
Bank of Canada
Liberia Celebrates 114 Years of Independence on World Stage
Liberia marks 114 years since independence and stands among leading maritime nations with a vast tanker fleet. The assertion highlights Liberia’s prominence in global shipping and the size of its tanker tonnage.
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Republic of Liberia
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