JFK Pitched Broadcast In Low and Somber Key
President Kennedy spoke in a low somber tone on television about foreign aid pressures on backward nations. He warned aid may be tied to reforms to lift masses, noting aid risks corruption while defending support to counter Communism. The broadcast followed talks in Paris and Vienna focusing on Khrushchev.
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Kennedy frames foreign aid as block against Red expansion
The article notes Kennedy’s speech framing a long, struggle ahead with communism and proposing continued foreign aid as a key tool. He argues aid helps prevent Communist takeover by backing reforms, while acknowledging debate in Congress and uncertainty about how aid will be allocated. The piece emphasizes the global stakes and U.S. leverage in shaping outcomes.
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Steiger Again Heads UW Regents
The University of Wisconsin regents elected Carl Steiger of Oshkosh to a third term as president. Re-elected were Vice-President A Matt Werner publisher of The Sheboygan Press and secretary Clarke Smith of Madison, with Joseph Holt named Smiths assistant. Arthur de Bardeleben of Park Falls and Charles Gelatt of La Crosse joined the Coordinating Committee on Higher Education.
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Racine
Florida Broadens Crowd Controls
Florida expands authority to control riots and unlawful crowds to state highway patrolmen and city commissioners as well as mayors. The change, prompted by integration tensions on highways and post Alabama Freedom Rider riots, was signed Monday by Governor Farris Bryant.
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Kenosha Evening News June 7 1961 front notices
Classified style notice page with subscription rates and postal details for Kenosha News. Includes price lists for local and out of state subscriptions, delivery terms, and publishing affiliations.
UW Medical Rift Partly Cleared Up
John Z. Bowers withdrew his resignation as dean after a three hour Regents meeting. Officials stressed ongoing problems between faculty and administration must be resolved, with Curreri named to head the surgery department and outside earnings limits debated. Regents pledged support for progress, urging patience and unity in the medical school.
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John Z. Bowers
Bowers
UW Board of Regents
Conrad Elvehjem
Anthony Curreri
Curreri
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Francis Forester
Robert Roessler
Ben Peckham
Nathan Smith
John Flinn
Elvehjem
UW Medical School
Weather Elsewhere Wisconsin_reports cloudy skies and rain
Mostly cloudy skies were reported throughout Wisconsin as light rain moved into the central and extreme western sections. Daytime highs reached 58 in Mequon and 81 in Eau Claire, while overnight lows fell to 47 in Superior and Duluth areas.
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Mequon
Eau Claire
Matthews sues Better Bilt Door Co for 50000 dollars
Thelman E. Matthews sues Denver based Better Bilt Door Co for 50000 dollars claiming an overhead electric door pinned him to the floor causing multiple injuries including a broken left hip left ankle and right leg in two places on a Tuesday.
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UPD
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The
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Lisbon Eases Tourist Entry by Auto for Travelers
Lisbon Portugal has relaxed entry rules for visitors arriving by car. The change aims to simplify border crossing and speed up tourism, aligning with broader efforts to boost travel. Officials expect smoother port and road arrivals affecting visitors and local businesses.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Minnesota Man Dies in Wisconsin Road Crash
A Minnesota man, 54 year old William Purcell of St. Paul, became the state's 325th highway fatality of the year when his car left Wis 53 three miles south of Minong and plunged down an embankment. There were 301 deaths at this time in 1960. Dial 7 5121 for classified Ads.
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Wis
Minong
William Purcell
St. Paul
Ford Vehicle Parade Promises Value at Your Ford Dealer
An ad extols the 1961 Ford lineup with the Falcon wagon Thunderbird and Country Squire, highlighting room per dollar power per dollar and distinctive features. It urges readers to visit dealers during the swapping bee to buy now.
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Tort Oles Company
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