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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1961

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Drought Restricts Northwestern Wisconsin Aid Extended

Northern Wisconsin feels drought impact as Minnesota seeks 9 more disaster counties. Gov. Nelson requests extension of the livestock feed program to Sept 30 in northwestern Wisconsin, delaying Aug 15 end in eight counties Ashland Bayfield Douglas Iron Price Rusk Sawyer and Taylor and adding Burnett Washburn.

Wisconsin Great Plains Minnesota Gaylord Nelson Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman Ashland Bayfield Douglas Iron Price Rusk Sawyer Taylor Burnett Washburn

Broad New Powers Go To Hoffa

Miami Beach reports Hoffa gains broad new powers as dues rise to 12 million annually, boosting headquarters revenue to about 20 million. He raises his salary to 75 000 while opponents face restricted union participation and new rules for future conventions.

Hoffa Miami Beach Fla James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Teamsters U. S Milton J. Liss Newark N. J

Pleasant July-Like Weather Forecast For Kenosha

The weatherman predicts fair skies tonight and Friday with highs ranging from 75 to 83 and overnight lows in the 50s. Noon readings show 69 at Southport, 70 downtown, and 76 at American Motors, with a 55 overnight low and 0.06 inches of rain recorded Wednesday. Sunrise was 5:23 and sunset 8:28.

Kenoshans Mercury Southport American Motors

British buildup around Kuwait nears completion

Britain virtually finished assembling its force to defend Kuwait from Iraqi threat. About 4000 British troops are on site with planes and ships, while several additional warships head in after transiting the Suez Canal. In Algiers, Algeria, Muslims return to work after a 24 hour strike marked by fatal clashes as French forces killed 80 and wounded about 300.

Kuwait Britain Iraq Suez Canal Mediterranean Algiers Algeria

Kennedy files two suits charging voter discrimination in Mississippi

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy today filed two suits in Clarke and Forest counties Mississippi alleging discrimination against eligible Negro voters. The action targets local practices and seeks enforcement of voting rights. The suits mark a federal push to ensure equal access ahead of upcoming elections.

Washington JP — Atty Robert F. Kennedy Mississippi Clarke and Forrest

Wisconsin officials rule Chicago man and wife deaths as murder and suicide

Mara thon County authorities ruled the double death at a farm house as murder and death by own action after a State Crime Laboratory report. Dist Atty Donald Kebberle and Sheriff Louis Gianoli announced the finding following review of the case involving an estranged Chicago couple.

Wausau Wis Marathon County Chicago Dist. Atty Donald D. Kebberle Louis Gianoli Charles Wilson State Crime Laboratory

Milwaukee Road freight train derailed in Wisconsin

Eighteen cars of a 59 car Milwaukee Road freight derailed Wednesday night at the Turtle Creek trestle about 542 miles east of Avalon Wisconsin. There were no injuries. Nine derailed cars were loaded including meat canned milk lard general merchandise and sand.

Avalon Wis Milwaukee Road Turtle Creek Rock County Wisconsin

Caroline Kennedy Rescued From Pool At Birthday Party

Caroline Kennedy slipped from an inner tube into water over her head and was saved by Jane Saltonstall, daughter-in-law of Senator Leverett Saltonstall, at a birthday party home in the suburbs. She suffered no ill effects and returned to play in the pool shortly after.

Washington Caroline Kennedy White House Kennedy William Saltonstall Massachusetts Leverett Saltonstall Ivan Steers Jane Saltonstall Caroline Pierre Salinger Salinger Secret Service Mrs. Saltonstall

Chicago high football star dies in Kenosha County crash

A 17 year old Chicago football star Lars G Ljungholm was killed when his car struck a northbound semi on Hy 45 at County C near Wilmot Rd In Kenosha County The collision occurred about 7 20 p m and the youth was on his way to Camp Lake Salvation Army band practice The driver of the semi Kurt E Schatz 51 Milwaukee said he could not avoid the car which skidded 189 feet The coroner noted shreds of clothing and multiple injuries including a fractured skull The victim son of Mr and Mrs Sten Ljungholm had a twin Sven and a younger brother Leonard 11 The Lake View High School athlete was en route to play in the band with his tuba in the car The accident marked the fourth road death in the county in five days and the 18th of the year

Kenosha Hy. 45 County C Wilmot Rd Lars Lijtingholm Chicago Lars G. Ljungholm Ljungholm Kenosha County Kurt E. Schatz Milwaukee Schatz Edward Wavro Salvation Army Canp Lake Sten Ljungholm

Vacation Daze Since 1900 Houston Texas Vacancies

Vacation Daze discusses Houston growth linked to oil, pipelines, and the port with medical, educational, and research strengths. It then promotes Vacation Pac from Kenosha Evening News delivering missed news upon return, with no extra charge and simple signup.

Houston Texas America Kenosha

Miss Wisconsin Pageant Opens In Kenosha For State Title

The three day Miss Wisconsin pageant began in Kenosha to select one of 17 state beauties for the Miss America contest in Atlantic City. Contestants audition at the Elks Club and Kemper Hall with judging in bathing suits, evening gowns, and talents. Elizabeth Cole, Laura Beth Molzahn and Barbara Ann Schalleck headline among the entrants.

Atlantic City N. J Kenosha Country Club Karen Marie Fahrenbach Racine Kenosha Jaycees Elks Club Wisconsin Lincoln Junior High School Kemper Hall Country Club Milwaukee Barbara Anne Schalleck Fort Atkinson Elizabeth Henkel Kenosha Appleton Elizabeth Cole Beloit Laura Beth Molzahn Eau Claire Diane Anderson Mary Beth Dibble

Union Seeks Same Terms As Big 3

The United Auto Workers press closely on American Motors in talks to secure terms equal to GM Ford and Chrysler. AMC president George Romney defends pattern settlements while UAW cites AMC growth and market share as justification for parity. Edward L. Cushman of AMC outlines cooperative bargaining goals and joint employee relations.

Detroit —P United Auto Workers Union American Motors Corp Auto UAW Walter P. Reuther AMC George Romney American Motors Chrysler General Motors Ford Studebaker-Packard

Assembly OKs aid for non public school bus transportation

The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill to provide state aid for transportation of parochial and private school students if local districts opt in. If all districts participate, about 52,000 students would be eligible with average aid near 30 dollars per student yearly.

Madison Assembly Senate State Department of Public Instruction Wisconsin

Train Crash In Salem District Traces Toward Possible Foul Play

Elizabeth Webb Howard, 39, was struck by Norfolk and Western No. 51 while in a car at a Salem crossing. Her husband E Q Howard, a train fireman, briefly controlled the locomotive before the impact. She remained unconscious and near death in a Roanoke hospital as police probe possible nonaccidental causes.

Salem Elizabeth Webb Howard Virginia Norfolk and Western Mrs. Howard E. QO. Howard

Ohio Teamsters Leader William Presser upheld sentence

The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upholds an eight month prison term against William Presser, president of the Ohio Teamsters Union, for refusing to provide records to the Senate Rackets Committee in Cincinnati Ohio.

Cincinnati Ohio UPI U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Today William Presser Ohio Teamsters Union Senate

Wisconsin Governor to Sign Tax Collection Bill

Gov. Gaylord Nelson announced he will sign a bill authorizing the state to collect income taxes from out of state residents employed within Wisconsin. The measure aims to expand state revenue by taxing nonresident workers.

Assembly Democrats Gaylord Nelson Joint Finance Committee Madison Wisconsin

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