Water Plans Rise Faces Hearing Over City Utility Expansion
The Kenosha water utility seeks PSC permission to raise rates enough to fund a $4 million expansion doubling plant capacity to 20 million gallons daily. A 20 percent rise is planned this year with 50 percent in 1963, drawing protests from manufacturers American Brass, Macwhyte, Dynamatic, and labor groups AFL-CIO Council Local 72 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSC
American Brass Co
Macwhyte Co
Dynamatic
Faton Manufacturing Corp
Afl-Cio Council
Local 72
Cope Committee
Brass and Copper Workers
Old Timers and Textile Workers
Kenosha Taxpayers, Inc
Kenosha Manufacturers Association
Clyde Harrison
George Shields
American Brass
Forest J. Nelson
EMA
Arvo Mattson
Water Department
Michael Germinaro
Torch Victim Very Critical in Burning Incident
Mrs. Mary Englert 76 of 3827 28th Ave was burned about 75 percent of her body when wastepaper she was burning in a furnace ignited her clothing. Neighbors acted quickly as a passerby and a neighbor restrained the flaming woman and firefighters and police aided transport to St. Catherine’s hospital where she remains in very critical condition undergoing burn therapy.
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Mary Englert
28Th Ave
St. Catherine’s Hospital
George Hoey
Dean Barry
3917
Barry
Fire Department
Ted Skowronski
Joe Greenwald
Bob Husted
Gary Bank Theft Suspect Arrested in New Castle Indiana
Ex convict William E. Spencer, 57, wanted for the $110,000 Glen Park branch robbery of Gary Trust and Savings Bank, was arrested in a New Castle hotel room as he prepared to flee to Cincinnati. FBI officers recovered $83,700, mostly small bills, and two sealed night deposit bags. Assistant cashier James H. Sackett identified Spencer from a photo.
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William E. Spencer
West Virginia
Glen Park
Gary
James H. Sackett
Hunters scouring Wautoma area hunt elusive animal
About a dozen hunters combed an area near West Bloomfield in Wau shara County Sunday in search of an animal that killed one dog and injured several others recently. Residents differ on whether the creature is a wolverine or a bobcat.
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Wautoma
Wis
West Bloomfield
Waushara
Crash Fatality in One Car Crash Near Kenosha
Ronald Bryske 20 of Somers Township died of injuries from a January 22 one car crash on Highway 50 west of Highway 194 near Kenosha. Car driven by Dennis Farley struck a tree and utility pole. Bryske died Saturday at Milwaukee County General Hospital. Farley and three others were injured. Bryske survived by family. He was a Mary D. Bradford High School grad and worked at American Motors. Survivors include his mother and six siblings.
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Ronald Bryske
Somers Township
Kenosha County
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Bryske
Kenosha Hospital
Milwaukee Hospital
Dennis J. Farley
63Rd St
Farley
Ken Glidden
30Th Ave
Vincent Gedaudas
30Th St
Michael Jozwiak
Kenosha
Mary D. Bradford High School
American Motors Corp
Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witnesses
Uaw-Cio
Gertrude Itzenhuiser
John
Daniel
Bruce
Cindy
John Kannenberg
Racine
Brooklyn Basement Blast Injures Ten at Office Building
A basement explosion in a 22 story Brooklyn office building injured at least ten people. Police suspect coal gas from a furnace caused the blast after occupants reported a strong coal gas odor on arriving for work.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Weather forecast for Kenosha area eases into warmer trend
Temperatures in Kenosha are expected to warm slightly tonight and Tuesday with light snow possible this evening. Overnight low around 5 to 10 below zero, Tuesday high in the 20s. At noon downtown was 21 with 20 at American Motors and 18 at Southport Park. Southport reported a high near 1 degree above zero today. Sunrise 7 06, sunset 5 03.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Southport Park
Southport
Drug store clerk defies boycott by sending son to McDonogh 10
In New Orleans, John Thompson sent his 9-year-old Gregory to the integrated McDonogh 10 with U S marshals nearby. A crowd of about 35 protested on neutral ground as police kept order. Thompson faces a transfer to another store amid the boycott turmoil.
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New Orleans
McDonogh No. 10
John N. Thompson
Gregory
MccDonogh
U. S
Joseph Giarrusso
U.S
Edward F. Petitbon
Thompson
Six Americans Faces Fate From Cuban Military Tribunal
Six Americans accused of conspiring against Fidel Castro await a ruling from a Cuban military tribunal. They reportedly arrived by a stolen boat in January after the United States severed diplomatic ties to Cuba. The prosecutor seeks death by firing squad, alleging they were supplying arms to rebels.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Castro
Seek Flight Recorder From Jetliner Crash
Investigators searched for the flight recorder from an American Airlines Boeing 707 that crashed in the Atlantic off Long Island during a training mission Saturday killing all six crewmen. An American Airlines spokesman said the crash-proof box might hold the sole clue to the cause.
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Amagansett
N. Y
UPN
American Airlines
Atlantic
Long Island
Kennedy Seeks Swift Defense Build Up In Address
President Kennedy in the State of the Union warned of a global peril from the Communist tide and ordered rapid bolstering of U S defenses. He urged speed in Polaris submarine construction missiles and airlift, while seeking cooperation with the Soviet Union and a broad arms control push.
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Kennedy
Washington
America
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
Robert S. McNamara
Embezzler Burnice Iverson Geiger Pleads Guilty
Mrs Burnice Iverson Geiger pleaded guilty to 35 counts of embezzlement in U S District Court. Judge Henry N Graven deferred sentencing pending a pre sentence investigation. Leopoldville reports 164 Americans fled to Ruanda Urundi as Lumumba loyalists persecute. Alfredo Molina, 28, sentenced to 25 years for second degree murder of wife Dominga, 21, in a December 17 family argument.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Burnice Iverson Geiger
U.S. District Court
Henry N. Graven
Leopoldville
Ruanda-Urundi
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Racine, Wis
Alfredo Molina
Waupun
Dominga
Cape Canaveral Postpones Minuteman Missile Test Launch
Technical difficulties at Cape Canaveral force postponement of the first attempt to launch a Minuteman intercontinental range missile. The weapon could give the United States true push-button war capabilities.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Admiral to Meet Ship Captain in Santa Maria Standoff
Rear Adm. Allen E. Smith Jr. agreed to meet Capt. Henrique Galvao at daybreak Tuesday on the high seas to arrange release of the 588 passengers aboard the Portuguese luxury liner Santa Maria. The Gearing heads to Recife to rendezvous with Galvao amid efforts tied to Brazil’s politics and asylum talks.
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Recife
Brazil
U.S
Santa Maria
Adm
Allen E. Smith Jr
U. S. Navy
Caribbean
Henrique Galvao
High Seas
Smith
Gearing
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
U. S
Galvao
Humberto Delgado
National Liberation Movement
Janio Quadros
Jusecelino Kubitschek
The
Colonial Navigation Co
Kennedy to hold news conference Wednesday at 9 a.m.
The White House announced that President Kennedy will conduct a news conference Wednesday at 9 a.m. CST. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the session would be televised live by at least two networks, the American and NBC.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Nelson
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
American
National Broadcasting Companies
300 Members Attend Kennedy White House Party
President and Mrs Kennedy greeted 300 official guests at a White House reception featuring champagne and cocktails. Chief Justice Earl Warren presided over a brief swearing in of 15 new appointees in the East Room. The event highlighted both new and continuing officials, with Edward R. Murrow and J Edgar Hoover among the attendees.
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White House
Washington
Kennedy
Kennedys
Earl Warren
East Room
Lyndon B. Johnson
Warrens
State
California
New York
Marine Corps Band
Administration
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
You Can Get Better Grades Series By Dr Nason
In this paper Dr Leslie J Nason offers a learning philosophy from forty years of teaching to help failing students and parents improve grades. He invites readers to send for his complete booklet You CAN Get Better Grades priced at 1 00.
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Leslie J. Nason
Nash Named Consultant for Interior Department Post
Washington reports Nash a former Wisconsin lieutenant governor has been appointed a 30 day consultant in the Interior Department. He will assist in planning a reorganization of the Indian Bureau for possible later appointment as assistant to the commissioner of Indian affairs. Nash will be paid 60 dollars daily for days worked. He hails from Wisconsin Rapids where he operates a cranberry raiser business. He will work with W. W. Keller of Bartlesville Oklahoma.
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Washington
Phillen Nash
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Nash
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
John A. Carver Jr
Indian Bureau
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
W. W. Keller
Bartlesville
Okla
Head of Hotel Chain Plunges to Death
Atlanta reports that Carling Dinkler Sr., 66, head of the Dinkler hotel chain, leaped or fell from his 12th floor apartment at the Dinkler Plaza. The chain includes the Dinkler Plaza in Atlanta, the Dinkler Andrew Jackson in Nashville, the Dinkler Tutwiler in Birmingham, the Belvedere motel in Atlanta, and the Shaw Park Beach Club in Jamaica.
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Atlanta
Upp
Carling Dinkler
Dinkler Hotel
Dinkler- Plaza
Dinkler
Dinkler-Plaza
Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
New Shaw Park Beach Club
Ocho Rios
Jamaica
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Patrick A. O’boyle
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