Heavy Snow Snarls Area and Triple-Death Driver Ruling
Snow delayed and then deepened across the county with three inches on the level and drifts to three feet. A coroner jury found Gordon E. Strehlow negligent in the December 22 deaths of David Hansche, Sue Ann De Jardine, and John De Jardine, while highway crews prepared to push plows and sanders to keep main routes open amid continuing severe winter weather nationwide.
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Julius Ingversen
Gordon E. Strehlow
62Nd St
David Hansche
Washington Rd
Sue Ann de Jardine
John de Jardine
Rt. 4
Kenosha
E. Somers
Kenosha County
Elizabeth Ahrendt
Sheriff’s Department
Strehlow
Blake
Russell Pinnsoneault
Robert Smith
Oshkosh City Lines Sold to City Transit Lines
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved the sale of Oshkosh City Lines, Inc., a bus company, to City Transit Lines, Inc., for 87250 dollars on Friday.
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Madison
Oshkosh City Lines, Inc
City Transit Lines, Inc
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
East German Caught Near West Berlin Border
East German border guards fired on and captured a man about 10 yards from the West Berlin frontier near Rudow. Three East German guards spotted the fleeing man in open country and he turned back after several shots.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Rudow
Publisher Dies in Sidney After Illness
Ernest Clarence Amos, 89, publisher of the Sidney Daily News, died early today in Wilson Memorial Hospital after an illness of several months.
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Sidney
Ohio
Ernest Clarence Amos
Sidney Daily News
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Heavy Snow Warnings Hit Kenosha Area
Weather bureau issues heavy snow warnings for Kenosha as snowfall of four inches or more and drifting raise hazardous driving conditions. Readings show 234 inches fell at Southport by noon. temperatures 28 at Southport and 29 downtown.
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Detroit- Toledo
Toledo
Michigan
Kansas
Helena
Mont
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kenosha
Weather Bureau
Southport
Sukarno vows forceful push to claim Dutch New Guinea
Sukarno told a Celebes rally that Indonesia will pursue the takeover of Dutch New Guinea by end of 1962 through economic, political, and if needed, military means. He criticized Dutch behavior, said patience is exhausted, and pledged to confront the Dutch at all levels. Attended by U.S. Ambassador Howard Jones and Russian Ambassador N A Mikhailov.
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Pare-Pare
Indonesia
Sukarno
Dutch New Guinea
Celebes Island
U. S
Howard Jones
N. A. Mikhailov
West Irian
New Guinea
United Nations
Portugal Rejects Observer Request Over Angola Border
Lisbon rejected a U.N. request to post observers along Portugal's Angola border to curb gun running to Katanga. An Information Ministry committee questioned impartiality of U.N. observers, noting many member states have voiced sympathy with Portugal's overseas policy amid criticisms of Angola administration.
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Portugal
U.N
Angola
Congo
Katanga
Comunique
United Nations
Burlington Factory Gutted by Flames
Fire destroyed the two story main factory of B I Manufacturing Co in Burlington. Fire Chief Clarence Scharf put damage at 15000 to 20000 dollars and could not immediately assess loss to machinery. Winds of about twenty miles an hour fanned the blaze.
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Burlington
B & I Manufacturing Co
Clarence Scharf
Hope Watermelon Aids Sick Child in Atlanta Area
Keith Daniel Hawkins a 15 month old leukemia patient in Marietta Ga received four watermelons flown from Florida after a ham radio appeal. Doctors hope treatments extend his life from six months to two years while his parents keep faith and plan to feed him watermelon pieces when he feels better.
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Marietta
Florida
Keith Daniel Hawkins
W. B. Hawkins
Keith
Hawkins
Emory Univer
Sity
Atlanta
Air Force
Sammy Lorino Jr
Homestead Air Force Base
Miami
Kennestone Hospital
Dale
Alesa
Sales Tax Bulletins Ready Soon
Madison reports that John Gronouski head of the State Department of Taxation says bulletins explaining the sales and use tax and withholding features of the new tax law will be mailed to retailers and employers next week. The law takes effect February 1 and 1961 individual income tax return forms will not be available until next month. About 20 senior department staff were briefed, with 75 field auditors from 34 communities attending information sessions in Madison next week.
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Madison
John Gronouski
State Department of Taxation
Gronouski
Appleton
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Retailers Erroneously Claim Tax Cut Under New Sales Tax
Wisconsin officials clarified that under the selective sales tax retailers may keep two cents of every three cent tax, not two dollars per three dollars. Tax officials said the state collects 98 cents of each dollar and the retailer retains 2 cents, as confusion spreads among merchants.
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Madison
State Tax Department
Sam Ogle
Wisconsin
Franco Plans Cabinet Shuffle in Spain
Generalissimo Francisco Franco reportedly plans a cabinet reshuffle though no crisis is seen. An expert cites age and illness as reasons for expected shifts. Joaquin Planell Riera, 170, minister of industry, and Air Minister Lt. Gen. Jose Rodriguez y Diaz de Lecca are said to be seeking retirement amid ill health.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Joaquin Planell Riera
Jose Rodriguez Y Diaz de Lecca
Striking Studebaker Union Plans Meeting
South Bend Indiana local 5 of the United Auto Workers schedules a mass membership meeting for Sunday before talks resume with Studebaker-Packard Corp. Local 5 aims to coordinate strike actions unless progress occurs in negotiations.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Upp
United Auto Workers
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Pressure Presses Laos Princes Toward Geneva Coalition
Western and Soviet diplomats press Laos princes Souvanna Phouma Boun Oum and Souphanouvong to form a unified delegation for Geneva talks. They face a stalled unity cabinet over defense and interior control as cease fire and neutrality talks proceed.
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Laos
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
Fridan
Deiwinan
Alaveud Mitulagiol
Lie Souvanna Phouma
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Soviet Union
Red China
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Souvanna Phouma
Paris
Troika
United States
Truax AFB to Get Chapel Annex
Cincinnati Air Force headquarters releases about 76 000 for a chapel annex at Truax Field Madison Wisconsin Col James F Carney regional civil engineer Ohio River announced today The project funds cover architectural and construction costs for the new annex attached to the existing chapel to serve military personnel families and visitors at Truax Field
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Cincinnati
Air Force Headquarters
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
James F. Carney
U. S. Air Force
Ohio River
New Army Truck Runs On Any Type of Fuel
A diesel like multi fuel engine built with the army and used by Studebaker-Packard shows capability to burn jet fuel military gasoline and diesel. The 140 horsepower six cylinder design, tested 400000 miles, aims to ease supply and logistics problems though mass production may be five years away.
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API
G.I
Continental Motors
Muskegon
Mich
Studebaker- Packard
South Bend
Ind
Army Ordnance
U.S
Ford
Texaco
School Bus Collision Kills Driver and Five Children
A school bus and a heavy truck collided near Albertville France on Friday. The crash killed the bus driver and five children and injured at least eight students.
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Albertville
France
Forecast proves first guess was right in KC snow
The U S Weather Bureau predicted 10 inches of snow for Kansas City, later adjusted to 3 and then 1 inch. the initial forecast proved correct. Forecaster H L Jacobson arrived at a luncheon club meeting Friday with a name badge reading Anonymous.
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Kansas City
U.S. Weather Bureau
H. L. Jacobson
Three Air Force Officers Killed in Jet Crash
Riverside California witnesses said a B47 bomber burst into flame on March Air Force Base runway and nosedived during taxiing. Maj. Clarence W. Garrett Jr. pilot from Waco Texas Lt. James E. Belt copilot from Wayne Michigan Capt. Constin C. Segalla navigator from Cannon Connecticut died in the explosion.
Macmillan Ill but Predicted to Attend Bonn Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was in bed with a bad cold but aides expected he would be well enough to travel to Bonn next Tuesday for talks with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Bonn
Konrad
Tornado Hits Crestview Florida Kills Baby and Damages Town
Rescue crews worked through the night after a tornado carved a three mile path through Crestview Florida. One six month old girl Donna Joyce Johnson died when a wall collapsed on her cradle. 63 were injured, 1500 left homeless as 300 homes were damaged and 50 trailers destroyed. Government and Red Cross volunteers aided in recovery as a National Guard unit was deployed.
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Fla
Florida Panhandle
J. W. Jourdan
Highway Patrol
Pensacola Journal
Jourdan
Gulf Coastal States
Destin
Paxton
Glenwood
Ala
Donna Joyce Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
J. N. Livingston
The
Tommy
Farris Bryant
Tallahassee
National Guard
Panama City
Red Cross
Los Angeles Will Have Two Newspapers After Mergers
Los Angeles will be served by two metropolitan dailies after mergers. The Mirror will cease, its 59 year old examiner ends Sunday. The Hearst Examiner combines with Herald-Express to publish daily as Los Angeles Herald- Examiner. The Mirror will merge with the Times.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mirror
Examiner
Herald- Express
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Bank Robbery Nets Nearly Seventy Thousand in Suburban Haste
Three masked gunmen entered a Clarendon Hills bank two minutes before closing and escaped with almost $70,000. No one was hurt as twelve customers and eight employees were inside during the lightening holdup. assistant cashier Eugene Killing described the heist.
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Chicago
Clarendon Hills
Eugene Killing
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