Miss Wisconsin contestants honored at Kenosha banquet
Seventeen of Wisconsin’s fairest women were honored at a Kenosha Country Club banquet for Miss Wisconsin contenders. Miss Wisconsin 1960 Karen Marie Fahrenbach urged hard work, noting the role requires 90 percent effort and 10 percent glamour. She travels about 23 000 miles yearly and received a painting from Kenosha artist Gene Hunt.
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Kenosha Country Club
Karen Marie Fahrenbach
Miss Fahrenbach
Warren Fahrenbach
Racine
Gene Hunt
Kenosha
Soviets Reject Test Ban in Push for General Disarmament
Izvestia published the Soviet note to U S Ambassador Thompson reaffirming Khrushchev's Troika principle. Moscow demands that nuclear test ban talks merge with a broader disarmament conference and accuses the United States of burning bridges to agreement.
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UPD
Soviet Union
United States
Izvestia
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Llewellyn Jompson
Kennedy
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
American Motors Pushes Fresh Labor Approach In Talks
American Motors Corp opened bargaining with the United Auto Workers urging a new approach to labor talks this summer. AMC proposed permanent union recognition with flexible terms, a company–union conference, and long range career planning to train workers and share company success with employees and stockholders.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Cushman
AMC
American Motors
Weather Outlook Fair and Cool Tonight to Saturday
The outlook calls for fair and cool conditions tonight then a fair Saturday with little temperature change. Lows 50 to 56 and highs 75 to 80. Sunday looks fair and warmer. Noon readings: Downtown 65 American Motors 66 Southport 67. Friday's high 75 low 55 sunrise 5 23 a.m. sunset 8 28 p.m.
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American Motors
Southport
Reds Narrow Support for Berlin Tax Revision in Assembly
Madison dispatch: The GOP controlled Joint Finance Committee endorsed the state tax revision by 8 to 6 with Democrats and three Republicans opposing. The bill adds a 3 percent sales tax and faces strong Senate opposition as 12 Democrats and several Republicans oppose. Twenty five amendments were debated, with six major changes approved including exemptions for medical, educational, religious activities, and utilities, while several other exemptions were rejected.
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Joint Finance Committee
Senate
Assembly
David Blanchard
Amherst farmer Otto dies after being dragged by horses
Herbert Otto, 83, a Town of Amherst farmer in Stevens Point Wisconsin, died Thursday from injuries after being dragged about a quarter mile by three horses in a corn field. He was identified as the victim in the fatal accident and authorities investigated the incident.
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Eugene R. Hammond
Robert Hoganson
Franklin Gail
Hoganson
T. B. Dunlap
Dunlap
Pepsi-Cola
Stevens Point
Wis
Herman Otto
Amherst
Atlas Missile Sets 9050 Mile World Record Flight
Cape Canaveral the Atlas missile roared skyward and crashed in the Indian Ocean after a 9050 mile test, the longest military rocket flight on record. It surpassed last year’s two Atlas runs by ten miles and marked a key long range success for a new Atlas design meant to carry heavy payloads globally.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Indian Ocean
Magicians Reveal Secrets at Atlantic City Convention
Reporter covers about 500 members of the International Brotherhood of Magicians in Atlantic City sharing tricks and secrets. Okito notes skill matters more than tricks and discusses a long magicians’ lineage. A rabbit mascot flub at a TV show adds a light note to the convention.
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Khrushchev
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Brotherhood
West Coast
Schnurr Reinstated as Kenosha County Fair Manager
M. M. Schnurr is put back in charge of the Kenosha County Fair after directors accepted a renewed request. The move follows his April resignation amid allegations of falsehoods. Alfred Schmidt declined the role and George Price remains association president.
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M. M. Schnurr
Schnurr
Kenosha County Fair Association
Fair Board
Fred Sarbacker
Alfred Schmidt
The
Fair Association
Schmidt
George Price
East Berlin Enforces Long Ignored Work Law on West
East Berlin authorities announce strict enforcement of a 1953 regulation requiring residents to obtain permission before taking jobs in West Berlin. The move targets about 50 000 East Berliners employed in the western sector and accuses them of aiding Western capitalism amid broader Berlin questions discussed by President Kennedy and Western leaders. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt calls for a peace conference of the wartime 52 nations to challenge Soviet demands and test Khrushchev.
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White House
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Pierre Salinger
Times of London
Soviet Union
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Nazi Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy to meet advisers on German Berlin problems
The White House announced that President Kennedy will confer tomorrow with top advisers on the German and Berlin issues.
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Kennedy
Berlin
White House
U.S. signals Berlin talks hinge on Khrushchev ideas
The United States has drafted a note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev saying there is little point in Berlin negotiations unless Moscow offers more reasonable ideas. The note is expected to be sent next week.
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Washington
United States
Khrushchev
Berlin
Senate kills bill to create milk marketing control department
The state Senate voted 18 to 13 to defeat a bill that would establish a department of milk marketing control. The measure would have centralized oversight of dairy pricing and supply strategies, but opponents argued it duplicated existing agencies and risked market disruption.
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State Senate
Department of Milk Marketing Control
Eichmann Admits Moral Guilt in Nazi Atrocities
Adolf Eichmann confessed moral guilt for his role in the Holocaust, acknowledging responsibility for the murder of six million Jews as part of Nazi Germany.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Laos Talks Yield Little Progress Between U S and Cambodia
U S Ambassador W Averell Harriman and Prince Norodom Sihanouk met for a 20 minute discussion on Laos but no clear results emerged. The talks signal ongoing diplomatic exchanges as tensions regarding Laos continue.
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U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Laos
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