Train Rams Oil Truck at Crossing in Kenosha
A truck driver, William M. Steele, 37, was in fair condition after his bulk oil tank truck was struck by a switch engine at 45th Ave and the KD tracks on a steep, icy grade. The cab burned. he escaped before flames engulfed the vehicle, which was a total loss. The engine, traveling about 20 mph, could not stop in time as the truck stalled crossing the tracks. Steele works for Howard Blackmon Truck Service and had just left its terminal en route to Forest Park school.
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William M. Steele
30Th Ave
45Th Ave
North Western Railway
Evening News
80Th Ave
Kenosha Hospital
Steele
North Western
Fred Barson
American Motors
Kenneth Snodgrass
Milwaukee
Snodgrass
Glenn Gatling
Howard Blackmon
Blackmon
40Th St
Forest Park School
Bulk Transport Co
Burlington
Secretary General urges Belgium to speed Congo withdrawal
Dag Hammarskjold announced a special envoy will go to Brussels next week to press Belgium to accelerate the removal of military personnel from the Congo. A Security Council resolution demanded immediate withdrawal of officers, military advisers, and former soldiers now mercenaries aiding Katanga.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Brussels
Belgium
Congo
Security Council
Joseph Kasavubu
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Hammarskjold
Taieb Sabani
Congo Conciliation Commission
Mahmoud Mesurit
Defense pulls 600 GIs from grocery bagging duties
The Defense Department announces that 600 soldiers have been reassigned from commissary grocery bagging tasks to military jobs. It also pledges to transfer 1,500 more soldiers from food service duties during the year.
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Washington
Defense Department
Weather Outlook Sees Clouds Warmth With Possible Rain
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with a chance of light rain or snow tonight. Expect little overall temperature change Saturday as cloudiness persists. City noon readings were 38 at American Motors, 36 Downtown and 34 at Southport with an overnight low of 17. Thursday reached 39 and 27. Sunrise was 6 12, sunset 5 52.
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American Motors
Southport
Four Turkish officials convicted in Canakkale case
Ousted Prime Minister Adnan Menderes and three former deputies were found guilty of using terror tactics to suppress opposition in Canakkale in 1959. Sentencing delayed pending broader trial of Menderes regime leaders.
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Yassiada Island
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Democrat Party
Canakkale
Menderes
Goldberg Visits State Next Week
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg will visit Milwaukee on Tuesday and Duluth Superior on Wednesday to learn Wisconsin’s employment situation. In Milwaukee he will meet public officials labor leaders and businessmen at 3 30 p m in City Hall New view to reemployment urban redevelopment and new industry He will also meet unemployed workers prior to departure for Duluth Minn and plan to discuss farm relief measures in Hibbing with unemployed workers The visit overlaps with Governor Nelson aiming to push liberalization of the distressed areas bill and Mayor Maier push for matching grants to aid capital works projects
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Madison
Arthur Goldberg
Milwaukee
Duluth Superior
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Goldberg
Common Council
Milwaukee City Hall
Nelson
Duluth
Minn
Washington
Henry Maier
Minnesota
Hibbing
Navy Bomber Crashes in Lake George near Jacksonville
A Navy P2V patrol bomber crashed during a night anti-submarine drill five miles west of Seville Florida and was found in 10 to 15 feet of water in Lake George. Eight crewmen were missing as rescue teams searched amid three to four foot swells. Cmdr C H Boldt led the operation and a diver was to descend the wreck once a rescue team arrived.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lake George
Cmdr
C. H. Boldt
Navy
Boldt
Seville
Girl Locked in Her Room Seven Years in California
Elaine Kensinger, 13, was confined to a 10 by 12 foot room for seven years with no bath. Her parents Elmer and Mrs Kensinger are jailed on child neglect charges. She ate from a coffee can toilet and was found after being reported runaway by her father.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Elmer J. Kensinger
Elaine
Mary
Frank
Robert
Santa Cruz County
Sue Curtis
Kensinger
Curtis
JFK Offers Neutral Laws Plan and Aid Bill Passage
Washington reports the House approved a 305 million dollar aid bill for unemployed children. Senator John J. Williams urges tightening eligibility in the administration's 1 billion emergency extended unemployment benefits program.
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JFK
Washington
House
John J. Williams
Dell
United States ends bound by Berlin compromise proposals
The United States said it is no longer bound by compromise proposals previously offered to the Russians in negotiations on Berlin amid mounting tensions and shifting strategies.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Portugal accused of military and police terror in Angola
United Nations reports Russia accuses Portugal of conducting a regime of military and police terror in its African territory of Angola. The claim centers on harsh actions and abuses under Portuguese rule amid ongoing decolonization tensions.
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United Nations
Russia
Portugal
Angola
Senate Accepts Move to Speed Depressed Areas Bill
The Senate agreed to limit debate on the 394 million depressed areas bill in hopes of bringing a final vote by mid next week.
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Washington
Senate
Eleven Kivu Leaders Freed From Stanleyville Jail in Congo
The United Nations said eleven Kivu leaders including former president Jean Miroho were released from a Stanleyville jail where they had been held since rebels seized the province last year. The UN negotiates terms for return of U.N. troops to Banana and Matadi as Gizenga reports swirl.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Kivu
Stanleyville
United Nations
U.N
Antoine Gizenga
Victor Lundula
Jean Foster Manzikala
Oriental Province
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Katanga
Manzikala
Gizenga
Jean Miroho
Miroho
Bukavu
Banana
Matadi
Three Iron Mines to Close in Midwest
Pickands-Mather Mining Co. will close Cary Mine at Hurley Wisconsin Peterson Mine at Bessemer Michigan and Buck Mine at Iron River Michigan effective March 16. About 550 workers will lose their jobs with Cary Mine to be shut for three to four months while the others stay closed indefinitely due to weak ore demand.
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Duluth, Minn
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Pickands-Mather Mining Co
E. L. Joppa
Lake Superior
Cary
Hurley
Wis
Peterson
Bessemer
Mich
Buck
Iron River
Joppa
Segregation Issue Delays School Aid Debate
Senator Javits warned he may oppose Kennedy education bill unless it includes anti segregation safeguards.Officials said White House consulted experts on parochial loan legality while debate widens over aiding private and parochial schools. Governor Nelson proposed two constitutional amendments to shrink state agencies and grant executive reorganization power within six years. Legislative panels plan hearings as lawmakers press for separate loan and grant provisions amid a tangled funding dispute.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Kennedy
Javits
New York
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Senate Subcommittee On Education
Max M. Kampelman
American Jewish Congress
Kampelman
Senate
Tee
Powell
Harlem
Kennedy presses Khrushchev to curb Laos arms flow
President Kennedy urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to halt the heavy flow of arms to pro Communist rebels in Laos and seek neutral supervision. Ambassador Thomson carried the message after a four hour meeting in Novosibirsk describing U.S. readiness to aid Laos under neutral oversight to avoid a wider East West clash. Diplomatic efforts, including Dean Rusk’s comments, stressed negotiation over stalemate and procedures with neutral nations to guarantee Laos security.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Wartorn
Laos
Boun Oum
U. S
Llewellyn Thomson
Novosibirsk
Thompson
Moscow
Dean Rusk
U.S
Southeast Asia
Lodi man gets second year in prison for boarding nuclear sub
A 28 year old pacifist from Lodi Wisconsin was sentenced in New Haven to one year in federal prison for boarding the submarine George Washington without authorization. This marked his second one year sentence.
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New Haven
Conn
Lodi
Wis
George Washington
William Henry
Sullivan Paar TV Feud Over Guest Star Pay
Ed Sullivan accepts Jack Paar challenge to a ratings battle on competing shows over guest star pay. Sullivan proposes a no audience debate on Paar's set to discuss the dispute while avoiding hype. Both sides clash as Sullivan defends higher star payments versus Paar's flat 320 dollar fee.
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Ed Sullivan
Jack Paar
New York
UPI
Paar
NBC
Sullivan
United Press International
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TVA
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