Stand Washington Suspends Mongolia Ties
The United States will not establish diplomatic relations with Outer Mongolia now. The State Department stated it will suspend further exploration given the world situation. Mongolia is a desert and mountain region about one-sixth the size of the U S with about 1 million people between Red China and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
United States
Outer Mongolia
State Department
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Ulan Bator
State Fair Boasts Record Turn-Out
Wisconsin State Fair opens with 34,190 attendees on Friday, higher than 1960 and 1959 openings. Officials aim for about 800,000 visitors. fair now operates as an independent state agency after a $750,000 upgrade and midway removal.
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West Allis
Wis
UPD
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee County Stadium
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Legislature Nears Adjournment In 1961 Session
Madison Wis 1961 Legislature nears adjournment after seven months as lawmakers approve a Republican tax revision and reject housing discrimination measures. The Assembly passes a charity fundraising disclosure bill while killing a Workmen’s Comp chiropractor proposal. Senate sets night pay differential for state workers and creates an aged citizens panel. Pay raise ban for officials passes, oleomargarine tax repeal postponed to fall.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nelson appoints Carl Lauri to Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Gov Gaylord Nelson designates State Sen Carl Lauri D Superior to a 13500 a year post on the Industrial Commission filling the term of John Rouse whose term ends June 1 Lauri a 1954 58 senator and former Navy veteran hails from Superior and has advertising work history The move required withdrawing George Otto who was blocked by the Senate and could shift party balance for the fall legislature session
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Madison
Uph
Gaylord Nelson Friday
Carl Lauri
Superior
Industrial Commission
Lauri
John Rouse
Senate
Central High School
U. S. Navy
Nelson
George Otto
Otto
Career Industrial Commission
Robert Travis
R-Platteville
GOP
State Building Commission
Auri
Travis
Gaylord Nelson
Soviet plan for telescope satellite sparks Armenian astronomer claim
Armenian astronomer says the Soviet Union is developing a satellite with an integrated telescope to orbit Earth from Santa Barbara California as part of a new space project.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Soviet Union
Kenosha County Fair Crown Goes To Beverly Schafer
Beverly Schafer 18 won the 1961 Kenosha County Fair Queen title during a coronation at the Fair Grounds. George B. Price announced a life membership in the Kenosha County Fair for Beverly as part of the ceremonies.
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Beverly
Kenosha County Fair
Beverly Schafer
Judy Lois
County Fair Association
Kenneth Ostlund
Kenosha County
Wilmot
George B. Price
Association
Dorothy Schafer
31St Ave
Price
Bristol fair schedule with shows and contests
Tonight at 8 30 4 H dress revue free acts stand Stock Car Racing grandstand admission 1 25. Morning 9 30 all exhibits and rides open. Afternoon 1 00 Tractor Pulling Contest free. 2 30 4 H Style Show free acts stand. 3 00 Free Acts Junior Horse Show Gymkhana west of Machinery Row. 4 00 Concert Bristol Community Band free acts stand. Evening 6 30 Livestock Parade of Champions grounds concert Bristol Band free 9 30 gigantic fireworks spectacle grandstand area admission free.
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Machinery Row
Bristol Community Band
Bristol Band
Beverly crowned Fair queen in 1960 pageant
Beverly won the crown from 32 contestants and is a Mary D. Bradford High alumna who played a mermaid in Ke nosha Little Theater. runners up were Karen Wisnefski and Margaret Reuter, both noted with ages and schools. The royal court rode in a parade with Rae Cornell and Rosanne Horne, and the Fair featured a Drums and Bugle Corps contest won by YMCA Kitties Racine.
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Judy Lois
Beverly
Mary D. Bradford High
Kenosha
Little Theater
Miranda
The
Royal Court
Karen Wisnefski
Rt. 2
Union Grove
Paris Township
Lawrence Wisnefski
Salem Central High
Margaret Reuter
Edwin Reuter
Roosevelt Rd
Whitewater State College
Fair Court
Rae Cornell
Twin Lakes
Rosanne Horne
Salem
Grandstand
Middlewest
Ymca Kitties
Racine
Racine Boy Scouts
Morton Grove
Ill
Cougars
Rusk says Berlin talks likely before crisis, timing unclear
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said East and West will negotiate over Berlin but gave no timeline. He cautioned negotiations are not a game and stressed the process will be difficult. Rusk spoke after a Kennedy meeting and NATO talks, as McCloy relayed Khrushchev’s aim for top level talks or direct West dealings with East German Communists.
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Washington
UPI
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Kennedy
Russia
Department of State
Europe
NATO
John J. McCloy
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
McCloy
Khrushchev
Adolfo Mugica
Navy
Admaston Clement
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Army to send 3000 more troops to Europe officials say
Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. announced plans to deploy 3,000 additional troops to Europe with further buildup to follow. He rejected unofficial reports that Gen. Lauris Norstad asked Pentagon for 38,000 more troops and was refused.
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Washington
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Europe
Stahr
Lauris Norstad
Pentagon
Stahl
Norstad
Army-Navy-Air Force Journal
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Kennedy
Berlin
Wisconsin lawmakers approve $150 monthly pay raise
A 2012 vote by state senators approved a $150 month salary increase for future Wisconsin legislators. The measure, needing Assembly approval, replaces an earlier bill to double the $300 monthly pay. Sens Allen Busby and Horace Wilkie objected strongly, with Busby calling it one of the worst things in the legislature.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Senate
Assembly
Sens
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Horace Wilkie
Busby
Milwaukee Lutherans urged to keep high ministerial education standards
Milwaukee Wisconsin Synod Lutherans were told Friday to retain high educational standards for ministerial students and to reject a proposal that would lower classical language requirements.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Synod Lutherans
Revolt Ends in Argentina as Rebels Surrender
In Buenos Aires a midnight revolt against President Arturo Frondizi ends bloodlessly. About 80 rebels surrender at 6:15 a.m. after troops ringed the telephone exchange they seized. Earlier the insurgents yielded after taking over the radio station and broadcasting claims of a government takeover.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Refugee flood hits West Berlin as border controls strain
East German refugees set an May daily record at 2 017 crossing into West Berlin driven by fear of new Communist border powers. The surge, part of a near 20 000 influx this month and over 150 000 this year, challenged checkpoints and alarms across the city.
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Bureau of Personnel
Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
East Germany
Ivan Koniey
Koniey
Wisconsin sales tax shift approved by Legislature
A three percent sales levy to the income tax system passed the Wisconsin Legislature and heads to Gov. Gaylord Nelson for approval. The measure would raise about 316.2 million for 1961-63, funding property tax relief and local redistribution, with a withholding provision offering tax forgiveness for 1961 earnings. Senator Gerald Lorge shifted to support the bill after earlier opposition.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nelson
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Lorge
GOP
Warren Knowles
Senate
State Assembly
Father Held on Charge After Children Died in Fire
Milo Benson 23 of rural Fort Atkinson was ordered held for Circuit Court trial on a charge of child neglect after his three children died in a house fire while he slept in a car outside.
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Jefferson
P— Milo Benson
Fort Atkinson
Weather Outlook For Kenosha Tonight And Sunday
Mostly fair skies and little temperature change predicted for Kenosha tonight and Sunday. Mercury may drop slightly tonight with a low in the mid-50s. Noonday readings were 70 at Southport 74 at Downtown and 75 at American Motors.
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Kenosha
Mercuy
Southport
American Motors
FBI Joins Probe Of Chicago Slaying Linked To Loan Shark Ring
FBI entered the Chicago murder investigation after the body of 40 year old William Jackson alias William Murphy was found in a green Cadillac on Wacker Drive. Police say six of the last murders in the city are tied to a crime syndicate debt collection ring targeting debtors with killings.
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Chicago
FBI
William
Action) Jackson
Loop
Jackson
Wacker Drive
Andrew J. Toman
William Murphy
William Kearney
Crime Syndicate
Wells and
Wacker Streets
Merchandise Mart
John Costas
George Petyo
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