Trade Wars Flare Up As Grain Poultry And Tariffs Hover
International trade tensions rise over a Europe United States poultry dispute with a 180 percent tariff on American chicken and potential US tariff retaliation. Wheat stocks and sales abroad persist while Canada moves wheat to Red China and Russia. The Soviet Union’s oil efforts and gold reserves loom as strategic leverage in ongoing negotiations.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Six Nations
Red Bloc
Canada
Red China
Cuba
Savings Lost in Eagle River Fireplace Blaze
Harry Hilscher reported smelling smoke at his Eagle River home prompting a fire call. Firefighters traced smoke to an air return in a fireplace after 35 minutes of searching. He said $3,600 was burning, moved there for safety, with fire officials salvaging about half the money.
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Eagle River
Harry Hilscher
Fire Department
Hilscher
Hirscher
Rollie Thomas
Mt Horeb Authorized To Install Substation
Mt Horeb village gained Public Service Commission approval to buy and install a primary service substation to procure power from Wisconsin Power and Light Co. The village plans to spend 55000 to add to and improve its electric utility plant as demand grows.
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MT. Horeb
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
WPL
Kingston Trio Lure of Future
Hollywood interview with Nick Reynol es and John Stewart discusses folk music's staying power and potential crowding as the Kingston Trio reflect on the style's rise from calypso roots to Tom Dooley fame. They warn of market saturation while noting continued sales and wide influence.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Kingston Trio
The
Kingstons
Nick Reynoles
John Stewart
Dave Guard
Bob Shane
Mother Lode
Tom Dooley
Nick
Peter
Paul
Mary
America
Stewart
Juda By Mabel E Bouer
Mrs Gladys Andrews Madison called on her parents in Juda and attended the wedding of Evonne Peterson and Ted Algier at the Juda EUB church. Several local residents visited families in Brodhead Janesville Orangeville and Brandon during the weekend.
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Gladys Andrews
Madison
A. B. Hartwick
Evonne Peterson
Ted Algier
Juda Eub
Theo Frey
Charles Radtke
Lake Geneva
William Ludwig
Dora Leutzinger
Oakley
William Marean
Harry Walker
Orangeville
Harold Greens
Brodhead
Mmes
Florence Jordan
AB. Hartwick
Mabel Bouer
Janesville
Ed Jordan
Della Mansfield
Allen Ross
Elmer Matzke
Letha Mollien
Brandon
Gilbert Albright
Maroon
Ill
Tony Williams
William Arn
Linen bags hidden on Virginia farm held U S founding documents
During the 1814 British capture of Washington the Declaration of Independence the Constitution and the Bill of Rights were sewn into linen bags and concealed on a Virginia farm for safekeeping until they could be recovered.
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Washington
Virginia
Byrnes disputes Kennedy claim on federal hiring figures
Rep. John Byrnes charges President Kennedy misled Americans by citing 5 600 new federal jobs last year. Byrnes notes Civil Service Commission data show 168 580 new federal employees in 2 1/2 years of Kennedy era versus a 251 307 drop in similar Eisenhower years. He says the budget also sought 36 492 more federal workers this year.
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Washington
John Byrnes
R-Wis
Kennedy
House
Byrnes
Republican Policy Committee
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
Monticello Chicken Barbecue Aids Lake Project
Monticello community club raised 814 dollars from a recent chicken barbecue. Profits will support lake and park development, with total receipts for the project at 7376.14 dollars. About 1200 dollars of expenses for two dances and the two barbecues will be deducted from the gross.
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Monticello
Former Bank Aide Placed on Probation
Robert Bruce Mills assistant cashier at Jackson County Bank Black River Falls was placed on probation for three years after pleading guilty to embezzling 2500 dollars. Mills 56 appeared before Judge Kenneth P Grubb in Milwaukee U S District Court here following an April arrest.
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Madison
Robert Bruce Mills
Jackson County
Black River Falls
Death records in two cities report notable leaders' passings
Carmel California born Chauncey J. Hamlin aged 82 longtime president and director of Buffalo Museum of Science and Buffalo civic leader died Monday apparently from a heart attack. Saint John New Brunswick longtime Progressive Conservative party member Clarence V. Emerson aged 62 died Tuesday.
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Saint John, N.B
Clarence V. Emerson
Progressive Conservation Party
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