Khrushchev Sees Red Victory Near in Berlin Threat
Nikita Khrushchev warned that a separate peace with East Germany could end Western occupation of West Berlin. In a Moscow speech published in Communist, he said world revolution nears victory, warning war only if capitalism resists. He denounced West German militarism and favored nonwar routes to victory.
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State Board approves pay plan to boost salaries
The State Board of Personnel approved revisions to the state employee pay plan, adding 5.1 million dollars to salaries and worker benefits over the next two years.
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Kennedy Cabinet Picks Approved by Senate Panels
Senate committees recommended three Kennedy cabinet nominees for confirmation C Douglas Dillon for treasury Abraham Ribicoff for health education and welfare and Luther Hodges for commerce Adlai Stevenson warned a group that Red China may join the United Nations despite efforts to bar it.
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Kennedy discusses Latin America issues with Munoz Marin
President elect John F Kennedy met with Puerto Rico Governor Luis Muñoz Marín to discuss Latin American and Caribbean problems before departing for Washington for a tight inaugural schedule.
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Senate Bill Extends Local Police Power on Inland Lakes
The State Senate approved a bill to grant local authorities police powers over inland lakes in winter, aligning their jurisdiction with existing authority under Wisconsin boating code. The measure now moves to the Assembly for action.
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Eisenhower Responds to Cambodia Laos Conference Proposal
The State Department said President Eisenhower has replied to Cambodia's proposal for a 14 nation conference on Laos. Officials noted the United States will side‑track the suggestion for now.
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Rules Committee Expansion Raises House Seats
House Democrats approved a plan to expand the Rules Committee from 12 to 15 seats. Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas backed the resolution to add 3 members, creating a 10 to 5 partisan split with no roll-call vote.
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Order Study Of Uses For Willowbrook
A county board ordered a study on possible alternative uses for the first floor of Willowbrook Sanatorium and the county nurses home. Sup. Urban Eppers urged the move to maximize facility use and solicited input from the welfare board building and printing committee institutions trustees and the Kenosha County Medical Society. Oscar Lindgren reported low current occupancy and unused rooms, noting Willowbrook could repurpose the first floor while keeping upper-floor patients housed there. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Weather Forecast For Kenosha As Cold Snap Persists
The city can expect continued light snow flurries tonight and Thursday as temperatures fall from near freezing today to 15 to 20 degrees this evening and a high of 25 to 28 tomorrow. Mostly cloudy, with sunrise at 7 15 and sunset at 4 49.
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Eisenhower Calls For 80 Day Transition Plan
President Eisenhower urged changing election and inauguration dates to give the incoming administration 80 days to organize before Congress meets. He proposed a constitutional amendment, noted Kennedy’s upcoming term, and outlined goals for a steady economic expansion and a balanced budget. He spoke at his final White House news conference and meets Kennedy to finalize transition details.
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Governor Names Regents Members to State College Board
Gov Gaylord Nelson appointed Elizabeth Hawkes Washburn attorney to a five year term replacing Barney Barstow of Superior whose term ends February 1. Mary M Walter of De Pere was reappointed for a second five year term, serving as secretary of Green Bay Press Gazette Appleton Post Crescent board and De Pere Board of Education.
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County Board Rules Air Conditioner Bill Not Liable
The county board ruled it is not legally liable for rental of Judge Bode’s air conditioner and directed notification of involved parties. The $80 December bill covers $70 rental plus a $10 installation fee, with potential credit toward a $250 or $170 unit.
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James Amendola
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Donald Werve
Nelson calls for bipartisan push on Wisconsin reform
Gov. Gaylord Nelson urged the Wisconsin Legislature to move beyond partisan differences and pursue broad public reforms across agriculture education highways and urban growth. He proposed replacing the three member highway commission with a single highway executive and advisory board and urged a statewide education reappraisal and stronger highway safety laws.
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Ironwood Mines to Lay Off 500 Workers in Gogebic Range
Five iron mines in the Gogebic range will lay off 500 workers next Monday due to a drop in demand for iron ore. The workforce reduction affects mines in Ironwood Michigan and surrounding area as producers scale back output amid weaker market demand.
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Inauguration Plans Set With Horses and Burro Parade
Washington report notes Kennedy inauguration includes 275 horses 22 mules and 1 burro. Army horse ambulances drill along with Park Police units as the parade will feature fezzes on mules and a mini float pulled by the burro. The event spans multiple balls with tickets from 25 to 320 and a total around 25 000 attendees expected.
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Animals Get Blame For Farmer's Death
Oakfield Wisconsin Clifton Orr age 37 was found crushed in a barn on his farm. Fond du Lac County coroner Frank Decker said Orr apparently was killed by a bull or one of three cows running loose in the barn.
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