Slight Hike In Income
Washington AP report says Americans’ personal income rose six tenths of a percent in May to 1,507 billion annualized. Wages and salaries up 9 billion. manufacturing payrolls up 3.8 billion while durable goods gains fueled the rise. Transfer payments fell 2.8 billion as veterans’ benefits declined. Rental income climbed 1.2 billion after flood-related declines.
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Washington
Commerce Department
US Space Pioneer Dies
Washington AP reports Dr. Wernher von Braun, German-born rocket pioneer whose work helped America reach the moon, died Thursday at Alexandria Hospital Virginia after a long cancer battle. He was 65. Von Braun had surgery in 1975 for malignant tumor removal and had a sharply curtailed schedule since. He spent long hospital stays including a final period beginning last year.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
United States
von Braun
Alexandria Hospital
Virginia
Fairchild Industries
Fairchild
von Brauin
Reading
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntaville
Ala
Adolf Hitler
U.S. Army
Russsia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sputnik
Eisenhower
Vanguard
America
U.S
Dr Bernard Finch seeks Kansas medical license amid rehabilitation
Dr Bernard Finch, a surgeon who spent 12% years in California prisons for his first wife’s murder, asked the Kansas Board of Healing Arts for a license. The board will decide at its July meeting after reviewing Missouri board hearings. Finch notes his papers are in order and seeks a Kansas license due to practice relocation needs and hospital access in smaller cities.
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Topeka
Hns
Bernard Finch
California
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Finch
Missouri
Frank Johnson
Missouri Board
Francis McGuire
Bolivar
Public Trust
Johnson
Kansas
Springfield
Day Camp Beats Rain At Franklin County Fairgrounds
About 120 eight and nine year olds from the area take part in 4 H Day Camp at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. After rain last year the program was opened to non 4 H youths and provisions for rain kept it on schedule. Activities included turtle races, obstacle courses, archery lessons, ambulance viewing, rabbit and turtle crafts, and a rations dinner of hamburger with foil wrapped vegetables.
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Joan Istas
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Jerry Bratton
Franklin County Ambulance
Environmentalists and oilmen debate Alaska road to Prudhoe Bay
Alaska residents weigh the implications of opening the trans Alaska pipeline road to tourism and industrial traffic. Alyeska opposes immediate state control citing lead time needs while state officials consider impacts on the pristine Arctic landscape. Wildlife encounters and security concerns are noted as the road traverses the Brooks Range to the Arctic Ocean.
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Pradhoe Bay
Alaska
United States
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Yukon River
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska
W. J. Darch
Robert LeResche
Jay Hammond
LeResche Save
Haut Road
Jim Kowalsky
Friends of the Earth
Darch
Arctic Circle
Brooks Range
Carter Tax Audit Delayed Return Says White House
President Carter, under IRS audit for 1975, directs his tax attorney to resolve doubtful items in the government's favor. A second filing postponement to July 16 for 1976 tax is granted. Carter has signed but not mailed the 1976 return. Powell cites caution, notes 1974 return due soon, and mentions estimated tax payments of about 26000 for 1976 plus prior year figures and credits.
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Washington
Carter
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Jody Powell
Rosalyn
Powell
Violent Kansas storm hammers towns with hail and floods
Severe weather struck central Kansas with hail the size of golf balls in Herington and Miltonvale, two injuries reported in Herington. Concordia saw winds, hail, and heavy rain, while radar showed widespread showers and thunderstorms across east central Kansas. Flood warnings issued near Miltonvale and rising rivers prompted forecasts of continued unsettled, warm conditions into the weekend.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Herington
Concordia
Miltonvale
National Weather Service
Chapman Creek
U. S. 24
Republican River
Clay Center
Butler County
Cowley County
Garden City
Dodge City
Emporia
Wichita
Pizza Hut merger talks with PepsiCo reach preliminary deal
PepsiCo Inc plans to merge with Pizza Hut Inc in a pact valued above 300 million dollars. PepsiCo would exchange 1.55 shares for each Pizza Hut share, with Frank Carney set to remain Pizza Hut president and COO and join PepsiCo's board, subject to board and shareholder approval.
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New York
PepsiCo Inc
Pizza Hut Inc
N.Y
PepsiCo
Pizza Hut
Frank,. Carney
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