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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - September 17, 1963, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               Tribune CONSTRUCT IV NEWS P E R jOf Ifw JpL Fiftieth Year Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Tuesday September 17 1963 Single Copy Tea Cents I Foreign Aid Cuts I WASHINGTON AP President Kennedy told businessmen today that cuts by the j House in foreign aid funds would damage the country's export trade as as its security In a speech prepared for 400 executives at the White House Conference on Export Expansion Kennedy made a bid for industry support in administration's push for Birmingham Negroes Plan Protest March on Capital tion of the aid money in the Senate hope you will join nie in seeking to reverse these trous cists he said Although the export j now calk for only 5 BIRMINGHAM Ala AP Birmingham Negroes in- i Issue Call tor Nonviolence Federal Intervention Asked his contention that censed over the bombing deaths of four of their children lo oll Montgomery to before v No of course George C their feeling tnat he is to conference was called io enlist business in the 5 effort to eliminate the balance of payments or substitute for the slayings Kennedy devoted a third of his ate initiative Bui it can assist At their first since the Sunday morning address io what he called our the and that is an blast an estimated 1.200 Negroes took a much abused reason for us ail to sue standing vote Monday night to endorse a march oa the slate i gram t house FATHER OXE OF HIS Fischer peers through the glass of nursery at St Luke's Hospital at Aberdeen Sunday to view one of the five babies his wife gave birth o The quints are four girts and a boy The vote came after three called for non- Quints in Good Health Receive Names Gifts The While House foreign aid re- These aid expenditures abroad auest was billion but not as is sometimes believed A successive slashes bv the cause of our adverse balance accused of me racial tension that led Foreign Affairs Committee and of payments More than SO per io die of the Sixteenth j the House itself the authorisation cent of our current Street Baptist church No date for ments are for expenditures in the United and next year An afternoon funeral service for shore i foreign i expenditures by 14 one of the aid will be even lower four iris killed by the blast was i But aid can help our balance scheduled at St John's African of payments by helping Methodist Episcopal church land the recent cuts ia this The Rev Fred Shuttlesworth AP The Fischer quintuplets j into their fourth day today breathing easily and with reported color on all of them i Dr James Berbos who brought the four girls and a boy into the world between 1 and 3 Saturday had termed the first 72 hours crucial He left Luke's Hospital shortly before midnight apparently satisfied his charges were doing well But he warned that the premature quints born to Mrs Mary Ann Fischer 30 still could have hurdles saying There's no ic number for any danger Jt just depends on their day condition The quints took their for- mula a teaspoon of artificial milk every two hours 1 were reported to be it well i Get At the same time the babies got their fuli names and an array of gifts informally assessed at more than Their mother had her first IBg with newsmen since the births by the House of told the rally that mass services saving at most for the other three victims will oniy million in American be held Wednesday afternoon at Isrs on our of payments the Sixth Avenue South Baptist accounts will have a severe im- the rally was held Malaysia Breaks With Indonesia Negroes Protest In Beloit KUALA LUMPUR Warning to Braves Held Club to Be Formed Here A Wood County Young cans Club will be organized at a meeting accounts win nave a severe me i pact ucon exports as well three were i today broke our 11 and Addie Mae Collins and relations with Indonesia Before the President spoke j Cynthia Wesley both 14 and the Philippines the of Labor W Willard Wirtz i Cail For Troops urged the businessmen io expand leaders here and around their exports to help close the the nation for of more employment gap as well as federal pww in Binningham But balance ot payments gap ja government source in fire to and Creates Jobs ton said there was no legal basis windows and furniture Wirtz said every SI of to put additional troops in the city rioj was retaliation for a ment the FOR Negro woman is comforted by on alter a church at Birmingham Ala children Sunday The woman had just been told hut her was a victim uf the blast Hurricane Cindy Hits spokesman for day be much its a roult of the City Council's to place an i limitation in on i ballot j Use council members tiled halloUm for April 1 The Oliver of the Beloit Christian leadership Con- ference said he ed and hurt by the council j Ho not what form J tilt much activity would take I after 200 persons i had what was a j talkathon after the City Council Iliad reached decision i of the talkathon were closed to the press In demonstration organised by the Leadership Conference ahout 150 matched to the City Hall prior to the council meeting The included members 8 p.m Gerald ik v at the v Center beginning added creales new There are federalized pQRT ARTHUR Tex Hurricane Cindy Guardsmen on alert vz Udi -J t f mob action with hcr force at 8 other equality groups Menzel of Wisconsin engages 15 per cent of the sheriff Mclvin Bailey said two ate in Mcdan North Sumatra In- Rapids appointed temporary payrolls in making light were arrested on of the chemicals and an open in the slaying of bitterly opposes the new Federation of Malaya About 300 persons attended council meeting standing in the Louisiana i council chamber and filling ad- joining halls and rooms i Ten persons including The hurricane's punch moved in be- j lers and spokesmen for coasts all night tween Galveston and Port Arthur said all interested young adults als Of two Negro boys shot to Singapore Sarawak and North up to the age of 35 L wages high death a few hours after me cyna-! Borneo aged to attend labor standards have mite blast State Chairman Don hand in hand with said the other of will creasing exports Wirtz xas fired has built shot at after the embassy grounds jing on verv ground fled their trading volume incident Xo one was injured during civil rights groups spoke in About 12.010 persons ahead of the winds and of the ordinance and told three photographers day night I feel fine The photographers permitted in her room only 10 minutes to shoot still pictures television tape MILWAUKEE AP S Falk Milwaukee sau District chairman Dr Douglas Hambach Wood Coun sportsman GOP chairman said he would on such In Washington President demonstration and movie film on a pool basis i waukee Braves could do great reported Mrs Fischer very j narm to constructive work that others are doing Mrs her Andrew 38 made the final sion on names for the four girls Monday night io Reynolds after the chief exec- brought up the Braves called Marv move from Milwaukee Mary Catherine Mary a press conference in Magdalene The bov had been named James an- drew earlier and industrialist said Monday on hand fo demonstrate the j that statements by Gov Jorm W Reynolds about the j Vf inz said the expansion prejudices to with force Many grinned of foreign trade creates more jobs for justice and as they tried to shoo the pointed out that thei than it eliminates The Trade Ex- ____ r i i J is organized at three Act provides federal aid actions of Wallace high school college and for companies and workers Reynolds said that if Braves programs which destroy act to move the baseball Congratulates young adult Wood County has aged by import competition had high school clubs but has Labor should join industry not in the past had a county-wide bringing home to workers their organization j stake in expanding export j Menzel listed the organization's j Ume Winz said beliefs the free enterprise and opposition segregation caused the Sunday deaths King Jr said the at Port Arthur ex- peeled to go no higher than 5 OT broadly forecasts of z feet Even at away official government ground is subject to flooding in this low area J Udes reached 5 to 81 Four Bills the proposal to to a j cure uas filed in the afternoon j with the city clerk The petition signed by 3.254 Beloit dents Among those appearing before the council were representatives of the Dialogue which was sented at the later meeting Dis- nient said Prime Minister Tunku He said Wallace had allowed i land has been asked to handle take over functions of existing it had placed in 13 districts was vetoed Monday fay Gov John W olds Also vetoed a Mary Ann is named after hers team he will press for a review j Mary Catherine is named of federal legislation governing for Sister Mary Stephen the St the business conduct of sports Hospital administrator who j The governor said he would J Algerian Premier nW Catherine before his action to block Ap Ahmed Ei became a Mary Margaret move by the 1 has a named for Margaret Dorman US attorney generals office and from Kenned I chief nurse in pediatrics at Wisconsin congressional latin hta on Ws and Mary Magdalene is gallon rf j named for her paternal William chairman released of the board of the Braves vou 33 Name denied rumors the all possible Sister Mary Stephen said franchise now held by the of your disregarded her be transferred decisive period in tion in one of the girls Atlanta Ga or a West Coast I suggested Mary in honor of Jane paik rf a the hospital administrator said Banning a recognition bat the Fischers told me for Braves pitching ivere picking Catherine m my sometimes even a first management The governor declined comment cause Indonesia on the proposed march on the diplomatic relations with the export market as an capitol on without any apparent reason let for the products of the plant He earlier he de- We have no choice but to do i or industry Says McNamara Brings Services Into Politics Today's Chuckle You can say this for those i ready mixes The next lation isn't going to have any trouble making cakes like 1 mother used to make i the bombing and hoped the and to recall our ambassador perpetrators would be caught 1 and the embassy staff and at the 1 have not been caught same time to close down our con Neither have the persons in Medan staged other bombings in the He said the Philippines hart past eight years asked that the status of the FBI bomb experts continued to embassy in Kuala Lurr sift through evidence at the be reduced to that of a church The Prime Minister said this was Another investigation is under unacceptable and therefore there way bv a federal grand jury was w choice for Malaysia but to 9 i recall its u j i v t Strong winds spread out toit from tne eye licence stonn sprang up suddenly i Carl Gulf of Mexico Monday and i Reynolds said the proposed of the sanitary districts Commil afternoon would them from tee accused Secretary of Defense tonight He gifts ranging from diaper Thoughtful persons ia to college scholarships fln have been working effectively The offers included a fte important goai re scholarship for James jj St Joseph's College in Ban Critics Cite Risks It Bv ERNEST B VACCARO WASHINGTON AP The limited nuclear fare opposed snd most were not or undecided Thurmond said but the Texas Legislature makes the agencies subject to PSC in Edison announced he has introduced The he vetoed that it a of Cameron La was the umi because for military d off as rising tides covered states do not permit men use leading inland consin dealers to do business them 26 in a move to was in and states i combat any discrimination against rounding Cameron Parish that Also vetoed was a that more than 500 in hurricane have a lav under- not deal with Audrev in which non-residents can take or integration f the state Service biil the moved inland most to Lake Charies and Sulphur At three persons were arms cannot be b JR advance of statement it missing on off the parish onsin residents i learned today that the by the The governor also rejected a had barred participation of rode hi that have js mcri equipment in any out the winds and waves in a primary to event where racial dis- the personnel director it the a critical need in or defending nation i j out me ana ia art on offshore oil hand their marked party is practiced ol for all four girls toj 9 United Fund Drive Will Open Oct 7 decisions had been taught quite wa votes if all 100 through its activities mond should vote is moving with Unless there can be some understanding among the Both Symington and us growing number of nations that will have the weapon have made no nuclear holocaust is only a question of declared fining- m any other city and have only Missouri listened to other offers as manyS r responsible companies Monday Oct 7 it was announced The 1963 goal of is to be day and threats of legal action Democrat among 21 are not only unfortunate and On fae side of the debate of the resolution of with lor Major then referred to ins agencies advised bat could do great harm indications of con- to which a series of cunty the treaty was acceptable Kennedy's failure to re- Division chairmen for the drive to the constructive that understandings and in- Bat Thurmond said in pre- George W be appointed shortly by Mrs ers are doing a South Carolina Democrat have beer offered pared that the military son chief of naval operations Konald Hanson newly elected j charged the constitutes j Goal chiefs merely went along with and the limitation of United Fund president Prior PIES risks and to the But so many senators remain the White and that this Gen Curtis E LeMay a demonstrates the rule of on one rig to an election inspector and on JuSy 26 compliance with decisions from and 55 the unmarked ballot in a with hour He slid the approval of their service Charles Mavor Alfred E would be an invasion ol the off Many lessons in the n a right io a secret ballot of disagreeing with ff and said ir ard to feed up to Illinois toda ith former of the Air rorce Salvation Army and other relief Hofd Protest Vigil ate ton the itself to disadvantages to the treaty but ion of the resolution of with safeguards for U.S Thurmond an Army Reserve sandbagged to reduce damage Wisconsin Weather white persons and several minutes in Monday protesting Hurricane Doesn't Scare Fishermen GALVESTON hard a against a Of jne Pier as chairman with George as Stack COVE capability of the United Stales speak on the issue that the different from supporting the y war in a by Friday treaty si still appeared Military Compliance vith the Administration granted unanimous So far 77 senators are The of may not n some policies including the i consent Monday to move from to or inclined to vote for been threatened outright TFX contract award church bombing in Birmingham Cindy the four Tbs old and LeMay had would be conducted ail hy but it looth nd the university branch of the are to Association for the Ad- out trr hurricane never miss of Colored People a cast nod a m Max it 76 mm If s 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