Snow End Tonight Then Colder Temperatures Across Wisconsin
A pattern of snow followed by colder air returns to Kenosha and southern Wisconsin. Snow this morning will end tonight with up to three inches. Overnight low could reach five to 15 below zero, with Saturday near zero highs. Northern Wisconsin reports record cold, while Kansas City and Wichita set heavy snow records. Frigid conditions persist across the Midwest and Northeast with sub zero readings in many areas.
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Wisconsin Toll Reaches 31 With Calumet County Crash
The 1962 Wisconsin highway toll rose to 31 after a Calumet County crash near Stockbridge killed Paul H. Fox 58 of Hilbert and injured his daughter Alice 18. Milwaukee resident Harry Rutledge 72 died from injuries suffered Jan. 3 in a separate incident.
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Harry Rutledge
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod plans Brookfield site
The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod announced a proposed purchase of 55 acres in Brookfield for a potential new teachers college, signaling a major expansion in lake suburban Milwaukee.
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Brookfield
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Snow and Deep Freeze Hit Kenosha Weekend
Snow began this morning and should total one to three inches by evening. Temperatures stay bitterly cold with lows 5 to 15 below and a Saturday high near zero. Noon readings climbed to the warmest in days, with AMC 16, Downtown 15, Southport 12, and a 2 below morning low yesterday.
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Charge Dismissed in Huebner Fatal Crash Case
Circuit Judge M Eugene Baker dismissed negligent homicide charges against James Clark 22 of Rt 1 Box 375 after a motion by Dist Atty J B Molinaro. Clark was fined 100 and costs on a reduced reckless driving charge. The case stems from a December 4 1960 two car crash that killed Mrs Margaret Huebner 23. The only state witness testified today as his earlier Feb 15 testimony was challenged under cross examination. Continued on Page Ten.
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Margaret) Huebner
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Moon Shot Postponed Indefinitely
NASA postponed the Ranger 3 moon mission due to major technical problems with the Atlas booster. The setback delays America's planned week of space milestones including John Glenn Jr.’s first orbital flight and a Navy satellite launch.
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Berlin fence torn down by motorist’s swerving crash
A West Berlin motorist swerved to miss a rabbit Thursday night and struck two concrete fence posts, toppling 30 feet of the barbed wire barrier erected by the Communists around West Berlin.
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Congo Mission Besieged by Congo Troops. UN Responds
United Nations said a Roman Catholic mission housing 15 priests and nuns near Sola, 95 miles north of Kongolo, was attacked by Congolese troops aided by anti white sect members. The UN spokesman reported the arrest of Col. Joseph Pakassa in Stanleyville, linked to previous killings, while Swedish UN planes were dispatched to investigate and aid the besieged group.
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Four State Interim Appointees Named
Gov. Gaylord Nelson announced four interim appointments to state posts effective until the 1963 Legislature meets. Appointees include Gilbert Rohde to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents, Charles Dahl and Robert E. Elkins to the Board of Regents of State Colleges, and David Carley to the Wisconsin Federal Surplus Property Development Commission.
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Greenwood
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Milwaukee
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Virongga
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Thorp
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Anita V. Hinrichs
Foster Porter
Bloomington
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Rival taxi unions clash in Chicago Loop brawl
In Chicago six men were arrested after a fight between James Hoffa era Teamsters union members and the rebel Independent union led by Dominic Abata. The clash near the Hamilton Hotel halted Loop traffic for about 30 minutes and left Abata with facial injuries.
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State GOP outlines tough election drive and loyalty theme
Republican State Chairman Claude Jasper called for a hard campaign built on Americanism and loyalty, criticizing Gov. Gaylord Nelson and Atty. Gen. John Reynolds while highlighting opposition to mandatory school pledges. The Stevens Point conference also set the stage for governor endorsements between Philip G. Kuehn and Lt. Gov. Warren P. Knowles, with Knowles naming Charles Curran to run his campaign.
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Warren P. Knowles
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Kuehn
Knowles
Dominican Republic restores civilian government after countercoup
Rafael Bonnelly, aged 57, sworn in as president after a swift countercoup ousted Gen Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria and a military junta. The State Council, freed from imprisonment, resumes control. Balaguer resigns, Donald Read takes his seat. Washington pledges support as Bonnelly vows to uphold democracy.
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Kennedy Meets Thant Amid UN Crisis Talks in New York
President Kennedy and United Nations acting Secretary General Thant met in New York for the first time to discuss the world crisis. Kennedy lunched at the Waldorf Astoria with Adlai Stevenson and New York Mayor Robert F Wagner after arriving from Washington. He urged business and labor to boost exports to ease the dollar shortage and reiterated no plan to withdraw U S troops abroad while signaling possible UN bond discussions to fund Congo operations.
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Three Lao princes agree on unity government formula
In Geneva the feuding Lao princes reached a compromise for a national unity government. In Saigon, Henri Vittot the French rubber-plantation director kidnapped by the Viet Cong on December 20 has been released and returned to his plantation 30 miles east of Saigon. The embassy did not confirm any ransom payment.
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Ex-convict denies Chicago murder confession in Kilpatrick slaying
Detroit man William G. Triplett 37, held on a robbery charge, repudiates an alleged confession police hoped would solve the gangland style killing of John A. Kilpatrick 55, president of the United Industrial Workers of America, last Oct. 20 in Chicago.
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Trujillo Relative Survives Suicide Attempt
Coral Gables Florida surgeons said Gen. Jose Garcia Trujillo nephew of the Dominican Republic dictator may survive a self inflicted gunshot wound. Detectives reported he shot himself at a friend's home Thursday and no note was found.
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Fla
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Dominican Republic
Garcia Trujillo
Milwaukee Man Axes Wife Then Fires House
An elderly Milwaukee couple argued after a TV failed, leading John Organ to strike his wife with an axe, tie her to a chair, and set four fires in the home. Clara Organ, 76, is critically injured. Organ, 70, may face charges after police conference. Firefighters found the blaze on the second floor and attic. damage estimated at 5000 dollars. Two schoolboys reported the fire.
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Shanahan
Man Dumps Sewage Trash in Poole Town Hall
Jack Talbot age 36 upset at council over unrepaired sewer on his property dumps garbage from the sewer on the polished floor of Poole town hall yesterday.
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