Kirsch Retires After 46 Years as Police Captain
Police Capt. Matthew J. Kirsch retires on pension after nearly 46 years. Police Lt. Ralph V. Fox is promoted to acting captain and Sgt. Grant J. Tyler to acting lieutenant, approved by the police and fire commission. Fox and Tyler receive praise for long service and exemplary records.
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Island Evacuated In Storm's Wake
Chincoteague Virginia faces mass evacuation as health officials battle contamination after a hurricane. Over 1,800 of 3,900 residents moved to the mainland before operations paused Friday night. Many fishermen refused to leave homes as houses were destroyed and utilities failed.
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Urge Meet to Avoid Transportation Crisis
About 300 officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen at a Chicago meeting urged a face to face meeting of union chiefs and railroad presidents to discuss a presidential commission’s suggested changes in work rules. They warned management could shove the nation into a transportation crisis.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Wisconsin Regents OK Bond Issue For Dormitory Project
Madison firm Madison Blyth and Co. received authorization from the University of Wisconsin board of regents to manage a 6 million 395 thousand dollar bond issue funding new dormitory construction.
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Blyth and Co
Chicago
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Spain's richest man Juan March dies at 81
Juan March, once Spain's wealthiest man and a key Franco backer, died early today at 81 after a long illness following a February automobile crash near Madrid. Born October 4, 1880 on Palma de Mallorca, he built a vast fortune from hog trading to shipping and smuggling, famously declaring banks were in his debt.
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Francisco Franco
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Wisconsin 32nd Division Awaiting White House Date
Rep Vernon W Thomson said the Army indicates the release date for Wisconsin’s 32nd Division from active duty rests with President Kennedy. Gromyko arrives for Big Three talks in Geneva as East West disarmament negotiations continue. Paris on full alert as cease fire in Algeria nears. Kennedy donation funds Stanford research center for mental retardation. Viet Cong guerrillas killed in Cai Ngai raid.
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Two Vessels Still Missing In Atlantic Storm
United Press International reports two fishing trawlers remain unaccounted for after a fierce Atlantic storm. Ten people aboard the trawlers were lost at sea Wednesday night, with Coast Guard search operations centered from Point Pleasant, New Jersey, and Mayport, Florida. Rescue efforts saved three from a yawl and ashore 28 others from the Gem tanker incident near Jacksonville.
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Snow and Mix Rain Forecast for Ke nosha Weekend
Snow and possibly mixed precipitation expected in Ke nosha tonight and Sunday with cloudy skies all weekend. Tonight’s low 25 to 30 while noon readings include 34 in Southport 36 at American Motors and 37 Downtown.
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Rescue Tow After Engine Room Flooding Near Dry Tortugas
A vessel suffered an engine room flood about five miles off Dry Tortugas, west of Key West. The Esso Scranton rushed to assist, helping control the flooding and towing the stricken ship to safety.
Dore Fails in Bid For Estate Share
The Chicago probate court rejected Francis F. Dore 40 in his bid to transfer the late Virginia Krafft Dore’s estate from Kenosha to Illinois. Judge Dunne ruled the will valid and dismissed Dore claim to 185000 in charity bequests. The death of Mrs. Dore at Powers Lake triggered a seven month probe into carbon monoxide poisoning linked to a running sports car.
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One in Eight Do Not Enjoy Smoking Says Expert
In Phoenix, Dr. Daniel Horn of the American Cancer Society says about one in eight smokers does not enjoy cigarettes. He notes questions about habit and health influence smoking views.
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Four Americans Identified After Bomber Crash Near Algiers
The battered bodies of four Americans were identified today after a crash of a converted bomber near Maison Blanche Airport in Algiers.
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Maison Blanche
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Greets Rome on 33 Hour Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy arrives in Rome for a brief 33 hour stay en route to India and Pakistan. She meets Italian President Giovanni Gronchi and the Pope, attends a private dinner, and attends Mass at the North American College. She is welcomed by U S and Italian officials and a crowd of about 1000.
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Rusk Heads to Geneva Parley for Arms Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk left for Geneva to join the 18 nation disarmament conference. He said private talks with Andrei Gromyko and Lord Home could progress, aiming to curb the arms race and possibly set the stage for a summit with Khrushchev. The mission seeks a negotiated test ban and Berlin tension reduction, with U.S. and Britain nearing a unified position.
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Dividend Tax Made Softer
Washington House Ways and Means Committee revised the administration plan to ease tax withholding on dividend and interest income. The panel added exemptions for those expecting no tax liability, kept a 20 percent withholding rate, and maintained refund procedures for excess withholdings.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Military Reserve Pools Requested
The Defense Department ordered up specific units to form special mobilization pools to avoid past complaints from reservists called up to fill vacancies in unrelated units with little notice. Normally about half of called up reservists are fillers.
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UPI
Defence Department
Kennedy
Berlin
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Reaches 104 Killed in Friday Crash
Wisconsin's road toll rose to 104 after two deaths on Friday. A 69 year old Prescott Setter from Deer Park died instantly in a collision at U S 41 and County K in Washington County. A Somerset woman died from injuries tied to a February crash that killed her husband.
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Pilot Program Forms to Curb Kenosha Juvenile Delinquency
In Kenosha a pilot program aims to prevent juvenile delinquency before court involvement. Lt. Beulah Hartwig of the Juvenile Aid Bureau notes parental awareness is key while Judge Harold Bode and 21 agencies discuss an early diagnostic approach. A committee may speed the effort to save local youths.
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