Father Admits Killing Girl 16 in Milwaukee
The body of 16 year old Sandra Neuenfeldt was found beaten and stabbed in the Milwaukee home. Her unemployed father Rudolph Neuenfeldt admitted the murder after police questioning, detailing a night of arguing and deadly blows with a paring knife and scissors.
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Sandra Neuenfeldt
L. J. van Hecke
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Woelfel
Neuenfeldt
Sandra
Defense Test to Ground Airliners in October Sky Shield 11
All 2,000 U. S. commercial airliners will be grounded for a 12 hour air defense test named Sky Shield 11. Flights are canceled from 1 p m EDT Saturday Oct 14 to 1 a m Sunday Oct 15 under NORAD direction across the continental United States Canada and Alaska.
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Washington
U. S
United States
Canada
Alaska
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Cable Youth's Death Raises Wisconsin Toll to 517
The death of 20 year old David Jenkins of Cable, Wisconsin, after injuries from a Aug. 9 one car crash, raises the 1961 state traffic toll to 517, compared with 478 a year ago.
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Bayfield County
Wisconsin
David Jenkins
Cable
Priests Rescued in Viet Nam Mekong Delta
The government forces rescued eight Catholic priests and two civilians abducted last Friday by Viet Cong rebels in the Mekong Delta southwest of Saigon. A military spokesman reported the recovery today.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Mekong
Berlin demands action from Kennedy over border crisis
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged President Kennedy to take concrete steps, not words, amid the East West Berlin border closure. He spoke to a rally of about 250000 saying Berlin expects political action and that a frank letter to Kennedy had been sent.
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Berlin
Ipi
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Kennedy
55 Feared Lost After River Boat Collision
In East Pakistan 200 miles from Dacca a passenger launch carrying about 100 passengers collided with an Indian freighter on the Madhumati River. Fifty five people were missing and feared drowned as rescue efforts began.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
IUP
Madhumati
Kenosha Gains Share From State Income Taxes
Local governments in Kenosha County receive larger than expected shares of state income taxes this year. Kenosha city gains 237 824 over budget, while county total exceeds estimates by 29 408. August payments set new records as more taxpayers defer taxes, boosting local windfalls beyond 1960 levels. May payments remained below 1960 figures. City finance director Joseph Sawicki noted deferred payments reduced May totals statewide. County Treasurer Walter E. Anderson confirmed figures from state treasurer.
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Kenosha
Kenosha County
Walter E. Anderson
Dena Smith
Anderson
Joseph R. Sawicki
Sawicki
Soviet Tells West To Stop Meddling
The United States Army plans to expand to about one million men and alert more than 100 reserve units amid the Berlin crisis. Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. will hold a news conference to outline the buildup under Kennedy’s preparedness program. The Navy and Air Force also plan significant manpower increases.
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Army
Berlin
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Kennedy
Navy
Air Force
Soviet Rebuffs West Protest Over Berlin Border
The Soviet Berlin commandant Col. A. V. Solovyev rejected Western protest notes over East German border controls and said East Germany is sovereign. Western allies warned of a new Berlin blockade as mass protests loomed and power outages disrupted Berlin.
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United States
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Inter Union Fight Threatens Seaway
An inter union war threatens to close the St. Lawrence Seaway to U S ships. The Canadian Brotherhood of Rail Transport and General Workers opposes the Seafarers Union over the Northern Venture in Duluth. Pickets have blocked the vessel for more than three weeks after it entered the Great Lakes as a ghost ship.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
United States
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Northern Venture
Duluth
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Seafarers’ International Union
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Autumn air dips with cool temps and warm Thursday forecast
The forecast calls for lows of 48 to 56 tonight with a warming trend Thursday. Clear skies are expected statewide, with Thursday temperatures in the lower 80s. Highs at Sewage Treatment plant ranged 64 to 88 Tuesday, with a 67 low and 73 noon readings at the southeast city site. American Motors measured 74 at midday and downtown 73, pollen counts remained negligible. Sunrise at 5 59, sunset at 7 50.
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American Motors
Reading
Western Powers Draft Direct Protest Over Berlin Refugee Blockade
Washington reports the United States Britain and France drafting a government to government protest to Moscow over East Germany closing the border. Western reps and West Germany to meet at the State Department to craft measures including possible economic sanctions as Kennedy and Rusk review Berlin crisis.
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France
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West Germany
State Department
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
White House
Asst
Floyd Kohler
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Wilhelm G. Grewe
U S Rubber Workers Strike Passaic Plant
More than 2,000 U S Rubber Co employees walked off their jobs at midnight in Passaic New Jersey despite warnings a strike could move the firm from the city. A massive picket line formed around the plant as union leaders anticipated a long dispute.
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N.J
UPD
U.S. Rubber Co
New Mysteries Puzzle Astronomers At Berkeley Meeting
Berkeley scientists and colleagues from 33 countries gathered to discuss puzzling cosmos facts. They note the universe may be 20 to 30 billion years old and galaxies show chaotic forms not in balance, challenging current models and timelines.
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Berkeley
Calif
Mikoyan Warns Japan of War Over Berlin Crisis
Tokyo Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan told Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda that Japan could be dragged into war if the Berlin issue triggers a general conflagration. He denounced the U.S. Japan security pact as aggressive and said it ties Tokyo to the United States. The Kremlin figure, visiting privately for a Soviet trade fair, met Ikeda for about 75 minutes.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Japan
Berlin
Mikoyan
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Ikeda
Camp Fees Paid at Wisconsin Camps in 1960
Wisconsin Conservation Department reported campers at 34 state camp grounds paid total fees of 177000 dollars in 1960. The figure reflects revenue from camping and related activities across the state park system.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
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