Kennedy says Vienna talks useful but no winner in clash with Khrushchev
President Kennedy told Americans the Vienna meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev was immensely useful though neither side claimed victory. He cited progress toward reducing the risk of war and noted Berlin tensions, with Khrushchev pressing to eject Western forces.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Laos
Geneva
United States
Berlin
Kennedy urges Naval Academy grads on cold war leadership
President Kennedy told the U. S. Naval Academy 785 graduates that their role in military leadership would be vital in the nuclear age. He saluted the class during commencement at the academy field house in Annapolis before about 11 000 spectators.
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Annapolis
Kennedy
U. S. Naval Academy
Kennedy and Khrushchev clash over aims and aid
President Kennedy defended U S foreign policy and a 48 billion dollar aid plan after a Europe trip. He said no secret concessions were made and Khrushchev did not seek war, while predicting communist triumphs in developing nations. Two Kenosha men were rescued from Lake Michigan after their 18 foot motorboat capsized near the harbor entrance. Melvin Boehme and Dick Becker were hospitalized for shock and exposure. Becker could not swim and seemed partly paralyzed as coast guards guided them to shore.
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America
Khrushchev
Coast
Kenosha
Frigid
Lake Michigan
Melvin Boehme
42Nd Ave
Dick Becker
38Th Ave
American Motors Corp
Boehme
56Th St
Sheridan Rd
Assemblymen Fight Beer Bill in Wisconsin
Madison reports two of Wisconsin's youngest assemblymen opposed a bill to raise the legal beer drinking age from 18 to 21. William Steiger and Frederick Kessler, both 21 or younger, spoke against the measure during an Excise and Fees Committee hearing. Supporters like Ray Bayley argued the law could aid morality and deter youth sensibilities despite potential stigma.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly Excise and Fees
William Steiger
Roshkosh
Frederick Kessler
Ray Bayley
Prairie du Lac
United Temperance Association
Bayley
Weekend clashes leave over eighty Viet Cong killed in Saigon
In three fierce battles near Saigon, government forces reported over 80 Communist terrorists killed across the weekend. The clashes involved South Viet Nam troops repelling attacks and engaging in close combat as the government tallies casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nelson Madison appoints Otto as new Industrial Commission commissioner
George W. Otto, 54, longtime Industrial Commission employee, was appointed by Gov. Gaylord Nelson to a six year term as commissioner. The position pays 13500 dollars annually. Otto succeeds John H. Rouse whose term expired June 1.
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Madison
George W. Otto
Career Industrial Commission
Gaylord Nelson
John H. Rouse
Rouses
First Outdoor Graduation Set Thursday at Kenosha High
The 590 Mary D. Bradford graduates will hold Kenosha’s first outdoor high school commencement Thursday at 4 p.m. in Washington Park Bowl. Speakers include District Attorney Joseph B. Molinaro and board president Joseph Hamelink. The ceremony features a musical program themed This Is Our America and honors Civil War roots.
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Kenosha Theater
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Kenosha County
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Board of Education
Thomas Fagette
Otto F. Huettner
Harry Philo
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Leslie Darnieder
St. Joseph High School
Eugene Hammond
Harold Maurer
Robert Cooley
David Stewart
Julius Goldstein
Leslie Schlax
William Tyson
Mary Zicarelli
Ralph Jaeschke
America
United Nation
Samuel Jones
University of Wisconsin
Department of
Don Gillis
New York
John D. Davies
Ralph J. Houghton
Michael Pellegrino
Diane Rose
Wayne Graf
James Froseth
Masked student life ends in fatal revelation
John Arthur Sharp 28, long masquerading as a University of Maryland student killed himself in a park after years of living a double life. Police found his body and traced the ruse he maintained since withdrawing from the university in 1958, fooling parents neighbors and a campus friend.
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Washington
John Arthur Sharp
University of Maryland
Charlton Sharp
John
Liam
Reds' Grab Of Padong Triggers Geneva War Alarm
The United States accuses Communist forces of a flagrant cease fire violation after rebels capture Padong in Laos. Western delegates consider ending talks as Washington weighs stepping away from the Geneva conference amid the seizure and ensuing clashes.
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United States
Laos
Padong
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Washington
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Vientiane
UPI
Redheld
Xieng Khouang
U. S
Man killed by train near Washington Road overpass
Lester D. Fowler 42, a Mississippi native who moved to Kenosha ten months ago, was killed instantly when struck by Chicago and North Western No. 211 while sitting near the Washington Road overhead. The Milwaukee engineer said the victim sat 85 feet south of the overpass, and his body landed 45 feet north at a Kenosha boiler firm embankment gate. Fowler, living with Mr and Mrs Ervin Winchester, had left their home to seek work in Benton Harbor. He served 14 years in the armed forces and is survived by four brothers and two sisters.
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Chicago and North Western
Washington Rd
Lester D. Fowler
Kenosha
Mississippi
Fowler
Ervin Winchester
16Th St
Harry Berndt
Milwaukee
Miss
Robert
Kansas City
Kas
Arthur Hall
Plantersville
Public assistance payments rise in Wisconsin first quarter
Assistance payments in Wisconsin increased by 1.1 million dollars in the first quarter of the year compared with 1960. The largest portion of the rise was distributed as aid to the disabled.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Castro Attaches Tractor String to Havana Negotiations
The American Tractors for Cuba committee weighs Fidel Castro's demand that fundraisers travel to Havana to finish negotiations. The mid day deadline for an official reply to Castro's May 17 proposal looms, with Walter Reuther Eleanor Roosevelt and Dr. Milton Eisenhower's team studying the new condition while telephoning for a conference.
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Detroit
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
U.S
Walter Reuther
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Wisconsin Senate Passes Divorce Bill By One-Sided Verdict
In a 16-14 vote after hours of debate, the Wisconsin Senate approved a bill letting a judge decide a divorce case in favor of the less blameworthy party, sending the measure to the Assembly for action.
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Wisconsin Senate
Assembly
JFK Keeps Pledge Greets Tomah High School Class
President Kennedy keeps a 15 month old pledge by greeting 94 seniors from Tomah Wisconsin on the White House lawn before his flight to Annapolis for the Naval Academy address. The visit marks the Wisconsin class’s make up day after an earlier missed meeting during the 1960 campaign.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tomah
Wis
White House
Marine Corps
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Europe
Wisconsin
Athens statesman John Theotocky dies at 81
Former Greek prime minister John Theotocky died of cancer at age 81 on Tuesday. The veteran leader served Athens in high office and was a prominent figure in Greek politics for decades.
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Athens
John Theotocky
Greece
Governor veto blocks stricter teen driving penalties
Gov Gaylord Nelson vetoes an assembly bill giving courts option to fine suspend or revoke a 16 or 17 year old driver's license on first moving traffic conviction. The current law requires automatic license revocation.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Assembly Debates Nelson Tax Bill Withdrawal Fails
Democrats tried to pull Gov. Nelson's distribution bill from the Joint Finance Committee in a two hour session. The move failed 52 to 45.
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Madison
Assembly
Nelson
Joint Finance Committee
Six Electronic Ware Firms Face Antitrust Indictments
The U S government, through the antitrust division, indicted six leading electric equipment makers for price fixing. The firms with about 30 million in annual sales supply 75 percent of eastern transmission hardware and allegedly conspired to keep prices high and restrict bids. Named defendants include Oliver Electrical, Utilities Service, McGraw-Edison, Joslyn Manufacturing, A B Chance, and Hubbard and Co.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rocky Mountains
U.S. Dist
Robert E. Tehan
Oliver Electrical Manufacturing Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Utilities Service Co
Allentown
MccGraw-Edison Co
Elgin, Ill
Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co
Chicago
A. B. Chance Co
Centralia
Hubbard and Co
Famed Psychologist Dr. Jung Dies at 85 in Zurich
Zurich report confirms the death of Carl Gustav Jung at his villa in Kuesnacht after a heart attack. The Swiss founder of a major school in psychiatry outlived Freud and Adler, remained prolific in study and correspondence, and proposed concepts like introvert extrovert and collective subconscious.
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Psychologist Dr. Jung
Zurich
Switzerland
Carl Gustav Jung
Kuesnacht
Jung
Approve Pay Hikes For State Employes
The Joint Finance Committee unanimously approved a $5.46 million pay hike and classification plan for 17 000 state employees over the next two years. With $48 million in merit increases already approved, total state employer increases for the biennium reach $10.2 million.
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Madison
UPI
Joint Finance Committee
Weather Outlook: Showers and Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Subnormal temperatures persist with no improvement expected. Tonight showers and cooler air with a chance of thundershowers Thursday. Lows around the low 60s, highs near the low 80s. Earlier readings at sewage plant 65-51, morning low 52, midday 57, AM 74 downtown 62. Sunrise 5 17 sunset 8 23.
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