Explorers Trapped as Cave Flood Threatens Two Students
Rescuers entered a flooded unmapped limestone cave as forecast storms threaten more flooding of the Lost River. Indiana University graduates Ralph Moreland and Thomas Arnold, both 25, are trapped after entering Sunday. James Langhammer reported water rising inches from an armpit height as passages narrow further inside the cave.
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Kennedy faces a busy week in Washington after Cape Cod
President Kennedy returns to the capital to begin a packed agenda including the Morrison and Woodward nominations to American States posts. He will hear a Defense report on Berlin and Khrushchev military spending, and push civil defense funding and reorganize OCDM with Congressional outreach. Mrs. Kennedy and the children stay at Hyannis Port.
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Woman Requests Hammer to Straighten Leg After Crash
Geraldine Standerwick 22 limps into a Christchurch police station in England and asks for a hammer to straighten her artificial leg. She explains she lost a leg in childhood and had it replaced with a prosthesis. The desk sergeant provides a hammer and she walks out jauntily.
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Deeper Milwaukee Harbor Sought by Senator Wiley
Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin announced a bill to authorize deepening and improving Milwaukee Harbor. The plan aims to enhance navigation, port efficiency, and regional shipping prospects. Wiley indicated support for federal funding and coordination with state agencies.
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Alexander Wiley
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Conservation Group Urges Higher Fees in Wisconsin
The Conservation Commission urges the state Senate to revive license fee hikes to fund conservation programs. The failed bill would raise small game and deer hunting and fishing fees by $1 each and sportsmen licenses by $3, while also noting priestly ordination of Stephen L. Boehrer of La Crosse at the North American Pontifical College.
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Muscoda Pioneer Radio Broadcaster Allen Frank Dead
Muscoda Allen Frank Lin 55 a pioneer radio broadcaster died of cancer Sunday at the home he built here several years ago as local residents recall his long career in early broadcasting and community service.
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Allen Franklin
French Tourists Hurt by Volcano at Mt Etna
Five French visitors were struck by a sudden eruption at Mt Etna after viewing a fissure in the northeast crater. Ash and dust burned their party before they staggered down to the hospital for treatment and release.
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Mt. Etna
Europe
Cobb Dies Immortal Georgia Peach Passes at 74
Ty Cobb died today at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta at age 74 after a long illness. The former Detroit Tiger star had been a patient several times over the past two years.
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Ferris Wheel Collapse Kills Seven at Mexican Amusement Park
A ferris wheel at a Monterrey amusement park collapsed Sunday night injuring 27 people and killing seven, including six children. Hospital officials report 17 of the injured in critical condition.
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Oldest hotel association member Oliver McClintock dies at 86
Bloomington Illinois reports the death of Oliver McClintock at age 86 after a lingering illness. He was the oldest living member of the American Hotel Association and passed away Sunday in Bloomington.
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Disarmament Talks Begin Between U S And Soviet Union
The United States and the Soviet Union launched a second round of arms talks in Moscow at the Spiridinovka Palace. John J. McCloy and Valerian Zorin met to set the agenda for a possible 10 nation UN supervised conference, amid Soviet insistence on a broad disarmament scope.
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Talks to Preserve Nuclear Test Ban Ongoing
British and United States negotiators said on Sunday they will continue Geneva talks with Russia on the nuclear test ban despite asking the United Nations General Assembly to put the issue on its agenda.
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Stolen Art Heist Strikes Saint Tropez Gallery
Thieves abducted 57 Impressionist paintings from the Annondade Museum of Modern Art in Saint Tropez valued at about $2 million. The haul includes works by Matisse Dufy Bonnard and Utrillo. The theft, linked to a cheap security setup, leaves 43 paintings and sculptures worth about $1 million behind.
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Berlin Topic For Brandt Calls Bipartisan Talks
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to convene all parties for a bipartisan push on three aims: safeguard Berlin, push for East German self determination and free elections, and join disarmament debates. He warned the West must lead a political offensive as refugees flood West Berlin amid Soviet pressure.
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Bourguiba Stakes Sahara Oil Claim and Troop Move
President Habib Bourguiba asserts a claim to a sector of the Sahara rich in oil and indicates he will deploy troops to enforce the assertion.
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Kenosha Weather Forecast With Sunny Tuesday Thundershowers
Fair weather remains in Kenosha tonight with Tuesday turning mostly sunny and scattered thundershowers in the afternoon. No major temperature changes expected as lows reach the 55 to 62 range and highs rise into the 80s. Noon readings reported 84 downtown and at American Motors, 79 at Southport.
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Rusk Eyes Ministers Conference On Berlin Strategy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk weighs a Western ministers conference in Paris to review the Berlin crisis and craft a joint approach. Republican and Democratic leaders voice support for a firm U S position while debates continue on up to 8 8 billion dollars in foreign aid loans over five years.
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Dean Rusk
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Bridges
Boy 9 suffocates in shelled corn hopper tragedy
Wellman Iowa UPI reports a 9 year old farm boy Gary Lee Tadlock son of Mr and Mrs Harold Tadlock died Sunday when he fell into a shelled corn hopper and was sucked under grain as it poured out for grinding. Washington County Deputy Sheriff Robert Swift said rescuers dismantled the bin to recover the body.
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Five Mavericks Hold Key in Wisconsin Tax Battle
The Wisconsin Senate’s fate on a sweeping tax revision rests with five Republican mavericks: Allen Busby Reuben La Fave Earl Leverich Chester Dempsey and Gerald Lorge. Their votes could derail the plan or force a governor’s veto and party shifts. Lorge warns his stance remains unclear until roll call.
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Poll Shows Majority Favor Tax Increase In Wisconsin
Madison assemblyman Fred Risser released a district poll showing 68 percent favor raising income tax to 32 percent for a sales tax or a mix of sales and income tax. He mailed 1,400 questionnaires and received 601 replies.
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