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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
5
SAM DAWSON describes a growing economy with 750000 new April jobs yet a stubbornly high unemployment rate. The number employed tops 70 million while the labor force grows due to more young people reaching working age, women entering work, and moonlighting for extra income.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department pegs this year's winter wheat at 1.013 billion bushels, up 12 percent from last month's forecast. A spring crop of 262 million bushels is anticipated, totaling about 1.275 billion bushels with winter wheat, amid prior year output of 1.138 billion and a five year average of 1.235 billion.
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U S trade balance favors exports over imports amid tariff talks in Geneva. In Dec Feb period the surplus ran at over 7 billion annually, helping offset tourism aid and investments. March saw imports rise faster, with Geneva aimed at curbing protectionism. Exports year to date 24.6B vs imports 17.6B.
The General Conference of the Methodist Church debated race questions, adopting several resolutions urging voluntary action and banning discrimination. Delegates, about 900 strong, voted largely for reports on equality while Southern delegates resisted. A key amendment to discipline to penalize bias was tabled.
The church intends to eliminate all forms of segregation based on race and directed the separate conferences to pursue transferring Negroes into white jurisdictions, signaling a push for broader desegregation across church structures.
DR CHOLLETT DIES. MADISON GORDON SING TOLEDO OHIO. Dr Burtkin Madison attorney said he will ask the State Supreme court to take original jurisdiction to test legality of a county's refusal to increase county judges salary during terms of office. Singkin said he has been retained by the State Board of County Judges to initiate the action. The Dane County Board earlier approved pay increases for three county judges. The increases of 100 dollars monthly were stopped in April when Deputy Dist Atty William Lorenz held that county judges come under the constitutional ban against changes in salaries of public officials during terms of office. Lorenz opinion followed a State Supreme Court decision holding that circuit court judges are not entitled to mid term pay raises.
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