Kennedy asks funds to buy United Nations bonds
President Kennedy urged Congress to authorize 100 million dollars to purchase UN bonds to bolster UN finances amid Congo costs. He warned failure would favor the Soviet Union and cited hearings planned by Senate Foreign Relations Chair John Sparkman with Secretary Rusk.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United Nations
Bali
U.N
Capitol Hill
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Sparkman
United States
World Organization
U.S
Congo
Middle East
France
Belgium
Soviet Union
Milwaukee Mom Kills 3 Children and Herself
A 31 year old mother, Shirley Parnisari, killed herself and her three children Mark 5 Susan 3 and Lisa 4 months old in their Milwaukee home. Police say the mother had a nervous breakdown after the birth of Susan and Lisa. The husband Eugene Parnisari a labor relations supervisor found the bodies. Autopsy shows the children died by strangulation with unknown means. Local investigators note marks on necks and the home showed signs of an interior entry.
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Milwaukee
Shirley Parnisari
Mark
Susan
Lisa
Eugene P. Parnisari
L. J. van Hecke
Weather Clouds Delay Glenn Mercury Launch at Cape Canaveral
NASA warned of possible Thursday launch delay for John Glenn’s three-orbit mission due to cloud cover at Cape Canaveral and rough seas east of Bermuda. Forecasters expected mostly cloudy skies with moderate winds and seas, while other regions faced tropical and stormy conditions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Project Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Bermuda
Glenn
NASA
mid-Atlantic
UW training center for cancer treatment funded by NIH pledge
The National Institutes of Health pledged 2.7 million dollars Monday to support a University of Wisconsin training center dedicated to cancer treatment. The donation will aid research and education efforts at the Wisconsin facility.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
National Institute of Health
Fire devastates White Eagle tavern in Wausau
The White Eagle tavern and restaurant in Wausau Wisconsin, over fifty years old and recently remodeled, burned Monday. Owners Dennis Borchardt and Al Hinz estimated the loss at 25000 dollars. The fire apparently started near a bar and telephone booth.
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Wausau
Wis
White Eagle
Dennis Borchardt
al Hinz
Four U S Airmen Found Alive After Iranian Mountain Crash
A U S medical team found four U S airmen alive at the wreckage of their Army plane on snow covered Zardkyh Mountain in Iran. The fifth crew member remained unconfirmed and officials withheld the survivors’ identities. The flight from Tehran to Dizful carried Maj Donald A Carder Rayville Missouri pilot Col Walter M Vann Monroe North Carolina Lt Col Walter R Johnson Baldwin New York Capt Daniel L Knotts Atlanta Georgia and Spec 5 John E Porter Springfield Illinois.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
Zardkyh
U. S. Defense Department
Dizful
Donald A. Carder
Rayville
Walter M. Vann
Monroe
N. C
Walter R. Johnson
Baldwin, N. Y
Daniel L. Knotts
Atlanta, Ga
John E. Porter
Springfield
Ill
CPA Interprets New Wisconsin Tax Law for Readers
Norman E. Schrey CPA explains Wisconsin’s Bill 716.4 tax changes in a public service series. The article outlines a new selective sales tax, higher personal income taxes, withholding, property tax relief, and a banking tax with examples showing how purchases like beer, tobacco, cars, radios, and coffee are taxed under a bracket system.
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Kenosha Evening News
Wisconsin
Norman E. Schrey
P. O. Box
Waukesha
Department of Taxation
Kennedy plan to create urban affairs department faces veto threat
President Kennedy sent a reorganization plan to Congress to establish a cabinet rank department of urban affairs and housing. The proposal faces uncertain fate and could become law in 60 days unless vetoed by either house amid racial and partisan controversy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
House of Congress
Weaver
Arthur P. Wilcos
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Realtors’ Weekly Bulletin
Boston Realtor
Paddock Lake Wins Round in Salem Asset Fight
Circuit Judge Michael T. Sullivan ruled Paddock Lake was incorporated on June 6, 1960 and that date governs asset apportionment with Salem. He rejected Salem’s claim of its preexisting village status and ordered asset adjustment supervised by the court.
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Paddock Lake
Salem
Michael T. Sullivan
Milwaukee
Sullivan
Register of Deeds Office
Secretary of State
U S Jury Indicts Two For Charity Kickbacks
A federal grand jury in Minneapolis indicted two Sister Kenny Foundation officials on taking nearly 360000 in donations as kickbacks. Four Chicago executives and the foundation’s former auditor were charged with related mail fraud and conspiring to disguise mailing costs across 1949 onward.
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Washington
UPI
Minneapolis
Sister Kenny Foundation
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Kennedy
Foundation
Minnesota
Abraham L. Koolish
David F. Koolish
Empire Associates
Empire Industries, Inc
Lemarge Mailing Service Company, Inc
New Century Corp
John B. Carnell
Philip J. Rettig
New Century
J. George Zimmerman
Security Council adjourns amid Congo debate demand
The United Nations Security Council ignored Soviet protests and adjourned without addressing Russia's call for a new Congo debate.
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United Nations
IPI
Security Council
Russia
Congo
Cold Front Sends Kenosha Temps Plunging Tonight
Weather report notes a 29 degree drop in Kenosha as a new cold front moves in with a forecast low of 10 to 20 below zero tonight. Southport shows thermometer drops from 37 to 8 above this morning and noon readings reach 9 to 10. The day and next follow a pattern of mostly fair skies with frigid highs near 5 below to 5 above.
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Kenosha
Southport
American Motors
Rayburn kin member dies during election day
Bonham Texas reports the death of Richard Ashburn Dick Rayburn 77 as voters chose a successor to his brother the late House Speaker Mr Sam Rayburn. The family’s third cancer death occurrence is noted though the exact cause was not yet released.
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Bonham, Tex
Richard Ashburn
Dick) Rayburn
Sam
Congress
Rayburn
Johnson Send Voting Bill to Senate Judiciary Panel
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson directed the administration to transmit the literacy tests voting bill to the Senate Judiciary Committee, granting Southern opposition a brief triumph as the measure faces Senate review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Judiciary Committee
County Judges Named to Succeed Predecessors
Gov. Gaylord Nelson appoints Milwaukee County Judge Robert Curly to the 2nd Judicial Circuit 9th Branch to replace William Shaughnessy. Sen. William Moser is named to replace Curley as judge of the 10th Branch of County Court.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Robert Curly
Gaylord Nelson
William Shaughnessy
William Moser
Curley
Chicago School Pickets Dispersed After Transport Plan
About 100 demonstrators opposed to relocating pupils to a converted building on Chicago's South Side were dispersed by police on Monday. The crowd had forced a truck driver to unload school supplies at a rear door before officers arrived.
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Chicago
Fire Kills Three Sisters in Gary Trailer Fire
Three sisters aged 2, 1, and 5 months died in a Gary Indiana trailer fire. Father Lonnie G. Johnson, 28, was burned while trying to rescue them. an older sister escaped and alerted him. Firefighters said the trailer was nearly consumed on arrival.
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Gary
Ind
Johnnie Ruth Johnson
Sarah Pearl
Caroline Ann
Lonnie G. Johnson
Louis Stathakis
Johnson
Volcano Alert Reported on Kiska Island Alaska
An eruption may have occurred on Kiska Island in the Aleutians. A Navy spokesman said a civilian pilot radioed that lava flowed from the summit of Sirius Point at the island's northern tip.
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Adak
Alaska
Kiska Island
Aleutian Chain
Navy
Sirus Point
Birth of Abdullah Crown Prince of Jordan
Crown Prince Abdullah born at 5 27 am weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces to King Hussein and Princess Muna. Abdullah named after Hussein’s grandfather. birth follows changes in royal titles and a royalist lineage within Jordan. King Talal’s 1951 deposition and historical context noted.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Muna As Hussein
Abdullah
Toni Averil Gardiner
Muna al Hussein
Muna
Britain
King Talal
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Pacific
New York, N.Y
Advertising Council
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CPA
Norman E. Schley
Ph.d
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HHFA
Robert C. Weaver
House Rules Committee
GOP
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Republican National Committee
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John W. Byrnes
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Rules Committee
White House
National Association of Home Builders
Leonard L. Frank
Builders
Kenosha Area
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22Nd Ave
Air Force
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19Th Ave
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17Th Ave
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