Mosher seeks revised plan for flood lake project
Mosher aims to salvage flood control by proposing separate Vermilion River tributary reservoirs in addition to the French Lake plan. He notes the spillway height is unlikely to exceed 810 feet and may be under 800, yielding less than half the needed runoff capacity. He hopes for a quick Corps of Engineers feasibility study, possibly funded by Congress in fall 1963.
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Strike shuts two aluminum firms nationwide
The Aluminum Workers of America AFL-CIO called a midnight strike against Alcoa and Reynolds Metals, idling 16,000 workers and affecting 290,000 tons of Reynolds primary production. Craft unions at Reynolds also walked out, while Alcoa and Reynolds negotiated with federal mediators to avert broader disruption.
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Tragedy on Bridge: Train Kills Three Fishing Family Members
A New York Central train struck a group of four fishing near Wappingers Creek on a drawbridge. Francis J. Cashman Sr. and family were at the south end when the Beeliner hit, killing his son Francis Jr. and daughter and injuring others while a missing boy was presumed dead. The father, Robert Lynch Sr., suffered a severed arm and was hospitalized in critical condition. Police searched the river as the dark foggy night hampered sighting.
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Duke of Kent Hospitalized for Sinus Infection
The Duke of Kent, 26, cousin of Queen Elizabeth, was admitted to a London hospital Tuesday night for surgery on a severe chronic sinus infection.
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Jobless Rate Drops to 2-Year Low in July
The U S jobless rate fell to 5.3 percent in July, the lowest since May 1900, with unemployment dropping by 445 000 and total employment inching higher. Labor Secretary Arthur J Goldberg called the figures encouraging yet warned other indicators remain weak. A tax cut debate and economic stimulus discussions follow as figures show continued labor market improvement.
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German orders fall in first half of 1962
West Germany shows a 1.8 percent drop in foreign orders for the first half of 1962 while domestic orders rise 2.1 percent, per a report from the Economics Ministry.
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WSCS to meet Henrietta Methodist Church
The Women s Society of Christian Service of the Henrietta Methodist Church will hold its business and planning meeting tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the church.
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