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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - December 21, 1963, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               Year 21 Single Copy Tea Ceats Weather Satellite Is in Orbit CAPE KENNEDY FJa The Tiros 8 weather satellite de- to deliver instant j turps of cloud cover to stations j around the rocketed into j successful orbit today j monitors planned j ly of satellite's new I transmission system which if i Hould be a major step j a world wide space forecasting network The first trial was scheduled wh -n iho passed over the Kast Coast af the United States the fourth orbit about CST j The electronic weather man si soarc aboard a Deita rocket which ed brilliantly into the darkness from Cape Kennedy at Two hours later after Tiros 3 had completed one circuit of the earth the National Aeronautics and Space Administration an- the shaped satellite was in orbit It was the 21st consecutive satellite launching for a Deita rocket and the tenth launching without a miss for the space agency at Cape Kennedy in 1963 APT requires relatively pie ground equipment costing 1 about a set Its gree lens was built to j graph an area of 672.400 square i 820 miles on a side Tiros 8 faced directly toward the earth Fires Destroy Homes of Two State Families Senate Pushing for sprit Foreign Aid Bill's Passage Compromise Is Reached On Credit Restrictions ONE MORE CHRISTMAS tetors will wait after Christmas First it had appeared that Vieki Wray 2 spead the holidays im total darkness and never sec this year's tree But now it lias been decided to tion on the Durham girl's remaining eyr by a tumor Besides there mas a slight hope hat could be avoided entirely j BERLIN AP Tough Com- munist border guards have been I brimming with unexpected 1 j Christmas spirit tlie last three j dsys as they watched West j liners Hie into East Berlin for i tearful reunions with relatives We're human said one WASHINGTON AP A new compromise on credit guard explaining relaxations of restrictions for proposed sales to Communist nations several border restrictions was reached today bv conferees anxious I to billion foreign aid and adjourn the barrier an hour ahead of Congress j schedule at s to allow about The conferees took only 10 minutes to make minor so West Berliners to get a head changes in the rider which snagged adjournment plans start on their visits as dawn after an session j Many of the West Berliners Rcp manager for the controversial nave not seen their relatives he hb back he House for a second lest o shortly after i j Involved is use of the Export-Import Bank to i Symbols of Hatred proposed sates of Russia The House voted for an bols of have on U.S Shivers in Arctic Weather ing to get a I don't know j he said been to death he had fa House j bv as tried to My after the Senate would not accept the I me guards as tried to t h t s escape from tne Communist I for into Vest Berlin i after voting it down And i The new compromise he told the House the i permit President Johnson to mise money total cf billion across such f he Als j represented u a r a s nave Since when West j for visits the g shown another attitude Some t have even allowed smiles to crease their usually faces in the national interest and ever get reported each deal Congress The House voted to within 30 days j send the back to conference This differed only slightly with instructions to insist upon from a similar proposal the House amendment West Berlin authorities were eo early today in the House by j Seas surprised when the Communists a vote of 141 to 136 The bn had allowed a small group 01 West plan puts a time limit on the through Berliners to cross Thursday agential reports ft also j the Kout Bv The Associated Press day ahead of the original would send them to tne House mornin Sen j u rress opening date for the reunions Senate rather than the j ate Hoose The three-month Winter season Starts Sunday Friday the guards even j and Foreign J ing but wintry weather cold snow and Strong lowed West Berliners to bring committees as the earlier j a long dav today continued to plague most of the eastern Unca j compromise had provided j 1 mlv Cail Back Members prodding telephone calls from Passman refused predict Johnson east Berliners were of the nation i to bring pets into the city The frigid zone extended from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast j East Berlin Up whether the House would accept i and from the Canadian border to near the Gulf Coast Sub-zero jn Berlin main this new version but it was j cold stung most of the Midwest and sections of the northwest town areas were lit uo like known that Democratic leaders I I Weather Bureau officials said j there appeared no major relief j siest Hght freezing By The Associated Press immediately from ifie siege of j money bil vas less Than the Christmas trees for the first in both House and Senate had j requested but time since the Communists i absent members to return j grant president Fires on Friday destroyed the i unseasonable low temperatures j jn western of the South Snow the 17 years ago i Passman told newsmen that when Soviet ier i he would support the new com- I to approve a government homes of two Wisconsin during lies one of 11 members and the j other of sLx All members of the cold and snowy weather was as Stoiber family of rural i blamed for at least 30 deaths z low feu jn western of wnen soviet guarantee of private financing last 10 of bama and some highways Khrushchev visited the city in promise even though he Qf vs wheat AND WHAT SHOULD I BRING FOR If your in Santa Claus strengthening visit a kindergarten class when Use old a cali displayed by and Lba Erdman and it's certain to off on jou They arc members of Miss Mercedes Bauer's class at Mead School Christmas parties were held Friday afternoon Tribune Photo National Mourning to End at Sundown Sunday The season's longest spell of j made driving dangerous closed because conditions January the areas weren't half ed the idea of voting billion countries WASHINGTON APj National for South Gets Snow light freezing rain and I to defeat communism and then j The jn its dent John F Kennedy ends at sundown Sunday bet you or your West Permitting use of government a in i i Berlin friends never thought funds to aid communism Found Sane Woman to f hospitalized for treatment cf frostbite and smoke inhalation The core of the cold air was i centered in the eastern drizzle fell in northern you'd see anything like a I O j aaa and northern and east JJJ M rural Rhinelander a father i tas areas fed by a huge Twx inches of of nine started back to the j of arctic air in Canada The snow was reported in Meridian West Berliners would ily house for some money left dropped to -26 today j ex- the transition from sorrow to the joy of Christmas guaranteeing AS darkness envelopes the capital a torch he Face Murder Trial spokesman for the Senate con- borne froni the late a Arlington National emerged smiling and told a Western re- i bloc countries confident He said the Johnson had protested had suggested the minor changes this in behind discovered Ws I in Grand Forks -24 old daughter was trapped inside and crawled on his hands and i 1B knees through smoke and flame j High readings in to rescue her j sections of the Dakotas ranged Stoiber 32 was awakened by from JO to 20 degrees below He roused his wife zero Mary 29 and their children East Is Hii 1.12 inches of mixed snow and over here every day by drizzle in Shreveport La arguing that it would jeopardize Ets s to Russia tery to Lincoln Memorial There it v ill set aglow of I candles as President joins in a service for A creche be in the the j i promise the House voted to thousands if they wanted to io ft back to fte L J II f Freezing rain and sleet pelted our city he added to reinstate the areas in the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma Snow covered broad areas ing the Communist line across the northern half of Susan Nancy Upstate New York also re- nation assuring a white Jr 10 and Judy who was 5 raas Wednesday unless there is c ing -19 in Watertown after rapid change to warmer early today f f Stoiber Susan aad Thomas lier to x weather Snow depths ranged west hurried down the stairs from Massena -7 in Utica -6 in more feet m some the bedrooms Then bany and Glens Falls aad zero sections in the northern Mid- of Portage Amherst Man Dies as Fire Destroys Home Otto in outright ban it had voted nally Move Casts Confusion So it was stripped out and a compromise provision inserted which would give the President discretionary authority to The move cast confusion over he te Thc of mit the financing guarantees if i the fate of the foreign aid biTl fa tor this year and stalled Con- and gress plans to close up shop of both houses dead President Two hours later the holiday season come to as Johnson presses a button ting into a of light the ant national tree in a park behind the H 63 of found sane Friday and to stand irial ballroom After Kennedy's assassination degree murder charge dgs throughout the country the of her husband Harold Mueller set -Ian 3 for a for Mrs Tne House adjourned shortly The conference committee aiso agreed to supplement the Stoiber helped his pregnant wife jjj Syracuse and other children down a der from a roof j Robert C Kennedy Jr and his wife Marian both 41 the parents of nine children had fled when fire broke out in their home four miles south of lander They thought they had brought out all the children As Kennedy returned for some money left on the kitchen table i he heard Julie 3 screaming Thc father crawled to a floor bathroom and carried to safely The Kennedy children range in age from i to 13 years before dawn broke over the cap- mior appropriations Rochester and gj M with plans to meet again at by T- ira npa Pro Hi m southeast of firemen from Amherst and the to million of last unspent The floor managers tor the funds to a of Low marks in New England were -13 in Mt Washington in Lebanon and -S in Vt Wintry weather in the form 1 alone Three Fatalities Raise Wisconsin Toll to 860 son Winter makes its official de- but at Sunday when the sun reaches its most southern point in the winter solstice Sunday will be the shortest day of sunlight MINERS KILLED ing the year Starting Monday i tel's body was found in the charred ruins The cause of the fire was un- determined said Senate and House conferees would meet two hours earlier to consider the measure Thus there likely will be one t more attempt at passage before Congress quits doubted however the fiscal year which ends June 30 Twenty-six Democrats FOREIGN Page 11 Wisconsin Weather TAIPEI miners Partly cloudy and continued very snd HiSn he would have any luck s to LOW By The Associated Press The deaths of three persons in Wisconsin traffic accidents late Both fires of undetermined Friday and early today raised causes broke out in toll for the year to 860 com- tures at least 10 degrees below pared 931 at this time a zero the sun will begin to move were killed in an explosion in a ting the senators to approve the t 1S 5 j northward again and the davs coal mine in suburban Taipei House amendment for 1 will begin to get longer Friday i it looks like we are not m 8 Today's Chuckle One of the most recently developed electronic c o m- i puters is so human it blames its mistakes on others Eligible for Parole Since 49 Man Is Freed After 64 Years in Prison 2 Shopping Left year ago Charles E Rumary 19 Route I I Whitewater was killea early today when his car was involved in a collision with another auto on Highway 28 aad Jefferson County Trunk Q Just north of Fort Atkinson 1 Mrs Shelby Giese 25 of SAX FRANCISCO AP Richard Honeck 84 had i waukee Friday when his first real look at life outside prison walls today after chaser to S- Louis Honeck i M years speRt ta mourning he proclaimed after Kennedy's Nov 22 will end Signs of the nation's v be withdrawn Sunday night Monday morning The black drapes around the White House doors and in the executive sion will give to Christmas The black around the front portico will be by a large Yule and cedars flanking the entrance will be strung while Winter to Make Official Debut On Sunday Sy The Associated Press du make Sunday and foreign countries to At daun Monday they will Gy once again at staff top Johnson and his family plan her held to night for their bond near Johnson City spend the Before flying from the cap- attend a Johnson's Mrs was com- to Slate for a after dead ia 21 By BOB POOS AP Staff Writer amazed ai the progress bad and it had the name Fiz 1 by he sat be- painted on it Il certainly is prison During the car trip near County Fafe flimsy thing compared to this from beautiful airplane Homck had become the prisoner He had sprightly old man took a tour of San Francisco s aoar The driver been eligible for parole since which he said I'm told is one of the most beautiful but because he had no known living relatives the and Pardon Board Warden Ross Randolph an- Walter Black 86 of cities in the world Just think I'll be spending the rest kee died in a hospital Friday here 8 h A i rf Later on jet Honeck re- nad tr wS Honeck the marked I traveled faster in Ks release 5 of any man in the United States He was released hat car than I had to cr c d v a h- for BJ reau c- d from 59 F to zero at R ford and La Crosse -17 Mad sen Milwaukee arid r -7 G E BUTLER Elect Veneman President Of Butler Paper Company crossing a street Friday into Press reporter and gomg near his home FINED FOR POACHING then turned to a niece Mrs Gara Orth of nearby Saa Leandro Calif up in the air too i He walked out the gates of Christmas I've ever had cf Murder Two Menard Penitentiary an old i tAf iwo an oia a j T i- Honeck went to prison for who pleaded trf deer brownstone prison near murdering a former school she would for him should Almeida to trial or a w ____ Niece Read AP Then Mrs Orth read an Woman Her almost IS that dated Press story her un- Husband's Murderer cle's long imprisonment She fiew to Menard him and LISBON assured the board that be but r ry teacher four years before the free him into her first airplane was flown Before This certainly been the poaching Oct H fined a HL on the Mississippi Riter i too He j total of in shortly after noon I nodded agreement ty Court Friday They were A few hours later be was His first hoars out of prison Friday the only planes he had most exciting day of Gordon 37 of Egg Harbor greeted at San Francisco's In- were spent in a ever seen were those that flew he said It has been an and of Airport by j ries of conferences auto- above Illinois prisons gettable excursion and just the Dale Foth 18 of ing j mobile trips and finally a ride I remember the first one I finest and most wonderful thing i Bay earlier was fined j from St Louis to San Francisco ever be said on the that has ever happened to me and sentenced to 30 days in jail They embraced kissed and i on a jet airliner It was in 1910 The craft was j I feel like I been re- ia the sane caw Mid Tnis will be the j And the old man was visibly i to old biplane born charge Friday she to Fernando i mg a fiv tence killing her July ate the cakes and lice report today he died of poison G P< r r n f C tho iJC i trc r -u c m -I V i to the jm uc Ti c tr J 3 dra -tr of tn i nf and joined in Tre is s in by Butler and he named cent equity in to of is also executive vice has been president director of Paper Co its I   

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