Common Market Says Income Up
The European Common Market reports a 15 percent rise in real incomes for six nation families and a 10 percent rise in Belgium and Luxembourg. Internal trade value in 1962 reached 13.5 billion dollars, double 1958. The sixth annual report notes prospects for independence in Kenya and regional federation plans in East Africa.
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Youth Eagerly Awaiting Meeting With President
A blind 11 year old Joey awaits a meeting with the President after a Secret Service briefing at his home. He plans to greet the President, shake hands, and say yes sir, while his parents consider his Marine Corps depot visit. He also will receive a radio operator permit today.
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Furniture For Senate Furnishings Prompt Parlor Redefinition
Madison AP reports the Wisconsin Senate moved half a century's first furnishings into the parlors during a 7079 refurbish cost, renaming the spaces as Jounges and closing them to public bearing use while considering lobbyist access restrictions. Senate leaders Republican Robert Knowles and Democrat Zaborski announced the decision occurred at early session caucuses with a future vote on opening lounges to the public and closing to lobbyists.
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Drought Cancels Hong Kong Hilton Opening
Hong Kong Hilton cancels a week of events planned for its June 13 opening due to severe drought. The colony faces water restrictions limiting residents to four hours of tap water every fourth day, the worst drought in its history.
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Cherry price to be sliding at Great Lakes meeting
Grand Rapids Michigan AP reports the Great Lakes Cherry Producers Marketing Cooperative will keep its sliding scale price offer for the 1963 crop. The group also warned processors of a potential price adjustment if the crop yields less than expected and noted an extension tied to total tonnage delivered in the United States.
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Participation Figures For Cherry Processing Contracts
The report shows 1563 contracts requested totaling about 100 million pounds of cherries from around 2,500 association members. Last year members supplied 15 million pounds of the nation’s 328 million pound cherry harvest.
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