Final conference seals US Pakistan ties amid Kashmir talks
President Ayub Khan and President Kennedy concluded a third and final conference at the White House. Secretary Rusk said the talks covered the world situation and Western alliance concerns. The meeting backed U.S. economic support for Pakistan’s five year plan and discussed possible diplomacy with India.
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Washington
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Kennedy
Kashmir
India
Dean Rusk
White House
Oval
Rusk
U. S
Ayub
Kennedys
New York
U. S. Air Force
Freedom Riders Return to Jail in Arkansas
Four Freedom Riders who earlier agreed to suspend fines and jail terms chose to return to jail in Little Rock Arkansas. Rev John C Raines 27 Setauket NY said the group discussed it and decided leaving would betray their cause. Judge Glov er would suspend six month terms and $500 fines if they returned. Elizabeth Wyckoff 46 New York writer won the right to appeal to the U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans, the first Freedom Rider case to reach that level.
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Freedom Riders
South
Little Rock
Ark
John C. Raines
Setauket
N.Y
Raines
Quinn Glover
St. Louis
Shreveport
New Orleans
John Minor Wisdom
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Freedom Rider
Wisdom
Elizabeth Wyckoff
New York
Rare Portuguese whale dies in Thames traffic
A one ton 14 foot female Portuguese whale swam 13 miles upstream of London Bridge before running aground near Kew. Rescue workers freed her from reeds but she died after police efforts to guide her back to open sea failed.
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London
Thames
London Bridge
Kew
Tracked gunman roams Colorado mountains after officer slayings
A large manhunt unfolds in northwestern Colorado as about a hundred officers search rugged terrain for a young suspect believed to have killed two officers and wounded two others. The pursuing team, led by State Patrol and county officials, reports a drive from Sioux City to Storm Lake and a car used in the escape. The chase moved through Kremmling toward Piney Creek with lawmen risking gunfire as Clark and Van Pelt were wounded and Hoover injured while pursuing the suspect.
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Kremmling
Colo
Colorado Mountains
Hiram Short
Craig
John Clark
Eagle County
Chaney van Pelt
Grand County
Robert Hoover
Grand Junction
State Game and Fish Department
Denver
Sioux City
Iowa
Delmar Dean Spooner
Storm Lake
Spooner
State Bridge
Piney Creek
Clark
Hoover
van Pelt
Short
Henry Knuth
Iawa
Three Officers Sentenced in Algiers Mutiny Case
A special military tribunal in Paris sentenced three officers from a crack air force command unit for taking part in the April mutiny in Algiers. Two sentences were suspended, two officers were acquitted, and Maj. Marcel Foran received a five year prison term.
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Paris
Air Force Command
Algiers
Maj
Marcel Foran
Hoffa case tossed out on legal technicality
Federal judge dismissed the mail fraud case against Teamsters union President James R. Hoffa and two associates on a procedural ruling. In Wisconsin Madison final approval given for bill empowering the state insurance chief to act against out-of-state insurers. Green Bay Postmaster Gregory C. Flatley bound over to Milwaukee federal court on embezzlement charges. Washington McCloy meets with Kennedy for disarmament talks with the Soviet Union slated for Moscow. Humphrey returns from Europe saying Kremlin faces internal problems and is not ready for war.
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Orlando, Fla
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Madison
Assembly
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Gregory C. Flatley
Oconto
Milwaukee
Washington
Kennedy
John J. McCloy
White House
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kremlin
De Gaulle Warns Reds On Berlin Crisis And Arm Modernization
President Charles de Gaulle warned the Soviet Union that the West will not allow a unilateral settlement of Berlin by Moscow. He urged cooperation among Washington London and Paris and warned of grave consequences if Berlin’s fate is forced. He also announced plans to modernize France and shorten military service starting September to fund new arms.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Berlin
de Gaulle
Washington
London
Moscow
Germany
France
Missing Mequon Youth Drowned in Private Wells Lake
A 16 year old boy named Martin Hilgendorf disappeared while swimming late Wednesday in Wells Lake a private lake in Ozaukee County Mequon police chief Robert Milke led a search and the body was recovered from about eight feet of water near the lake shore.
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Mequon —P
Wells Lake
Ozaukee County
Olga Hilgendorf
Mequon
Martin
Robert Milke
Vacation Daze Iron Giant Venues atop Red Mountain
A Birmingham landmark Vulcan rises 120 feet on Red Mountain as the world's largest iron statue aside from the Statue of Liberty. The 53 foot figure weighs 120000 pounds with a three foot long thumb weighing 175 pounds. A resident may fit in its ear and readers are urged to arrange vacation paper pickup with Kenosha Evening News for return delivery.
Seven Chicago Buildings Burn at McCormick Works Blaze
A four hour fire destroyed seven buildings of the McCormick works on Chicago's southwest side. Firefighters used three fire boats and 12,000 gallon per minute pumps to control the blaze. Production had ceased in 1959 with 3,800 workers shifted elsewhere.
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Chicago
McCormick Works
Southwest Side
Robert Quinn
Lake Michigan
Quinn
Calumet River
McCormick
Milwaukee Blaze Leaves Three Severely Burned
Three persons were severely burned in a 35000 dollar fire on Milwaukee near north side. Mrs Myrtle L McCarter 32 Wilson L McCarter Jr 9 and James Valentine 36 remained in critical condition at St Marys burn center with second and third degree burns over 45 to 55 percent of their bodies.
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Milwaukee
Near North Side
St. Mary’s
Niece of Braves owner avoids injury after car overturns
The niece of Lou Perini owner of the Milwaukee Braves escaped serious injury when her car overturned in five feet of swamp water near Westerly Rhode Island.
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Westerly, R.I
Upp
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Refugee Wave Tests West Berlin Standoff
West Berlin faces a surge of East German refugees as Soviet pressure pushes East Germany to demand control of air corridors. Konrad Adenauer says conditions across the border are unbearable and a panic has broken out as Berlin sits 100 miles inside East Germany.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
West Germany
Red
Murder Victim's Son Questioned in Beating Case
Emil Mikkola, son of Mrs Julia Mikkola who was murdered and dumped in the woods, was held for questioning after admitting ownership of blood stained leather boots found in the home. No charges yet. A separate 67-year-old man questioned has been released, sheriff Quist said.
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Brule
Julia Mikkola
Douglas County
Elmer Quist
Emil
Quist
Weather notes show mixed precipitation misses and mild temps
Sparse precipitation fell in Kenosha county with overcast skies. Forecast Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs around 75 to 80. Sewage plant highs 77 lows 59 mid 64. American Motors 72 Downtown 70. Sunrise 5 28 sunset 8 25.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Milwaukee Jewel Loot Burglary Fails to Impress Pros
Police say a pipe wrench smashed the front door of the Manufacturing Jeweler and Diamond Center. The burglary between 5 p m Wednesday and 8 a m today netted about 10 000 in cash and jewelry including 3 000 in loose diamonds 30 wedding and engagement rings 78 colored and stone rings two dozen mountings 35 baby rings and 230 in cash plus scrap gold and findings. Detectives deem the scene messy and not clearly professional and cannot yet name a suspect or suspects.
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Milwaukee
UPDP
Donald Sporleder
State Aeronautics Appointment Revealed
Gov. Gaylord Nelson announced the resignation of Edwin Larkin of Eau Claire from the State Aeronautics Commission and the appointment of Arlyn G. West of Plover as his successor.
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Madison
Edwin Larkin
Eau Claire
State Aeronautics Commission
Arlyn G. West
Plover
Gaylord Nelson
California Forest Fires Rage Across Sierra Regions
Two wildfires on the western Sierra Nevada slope have devoured over 65 000 acres, destroying the towns of Ahwahnee Nipinnawassee and endangering Quartz Rawhide and Kent. Governor Brown urged disaster designation as 1 200 firefighters battle shifting winds. 60 homes plus 100 rural structures burned. 500 children evacuated.
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Mariposa
Calif
WPD
Sierra Forest
Sierra Nevada Range
Ahwahnee
Nipinnawassee
George
Edna May Kipp
Floorleaders Clash Over Wisconsin Sales Tax Rules
Madison Republicans won opening round of a expected long Senate debate on a sales tax by approving a substitute to the tax revision bill after a two hour session. Democrats blasted the maneuver as a scheme to hide votes on exemptions and warned of burdens on the “little guy” while noting tax analysis favored Gov. Nelson’s plan. Debate continued as leaders argued for procedural reversal to speed action amid party divisions.
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Madison
Senate
Wisconsin
GOP
Moser
Travis
House
Gerald Lorge
R-Bear Creek
Horace Wilkie
D-Madison
State Tax Department
Tax Department
Nelson
Democratic Party
Wisconsin Legislators Seek Pay Increases
Several Wisconsin lawmakers seek higher pay for their work, with debates on approach and timing. Proposals include a $75 monthly salary rise for those elected in 1962 and a $75 monthly expense allowance between sessions, with current pay at $300 plus room and board and mileage. Republican frustration centers on timing and tax agenda, while leaders from both parties are named in discussions.
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United Nations
Indian National Union
Nehru
Associated Press
Hunt Killer
Case
Russia
Private Lake
Vulcan
University of Wisconsin Extension Center
Chicago River
International Harvester Co
Harvester
Santa Fe Railroad
California
Sonora
Quartz
Rawhide
Kent
Edmund G. Brown
Oakhurst
Madera County
Yosemite Fork
Yosemite National Park
Robert Travis
Platteville
William Moser
Prey
Legislative Procedures Committee
Joint Finance Committee
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