Court Hears Cooler Case testimony in county dispute
Testimony concluded in the air conditioning dispute involving Judge Harold Bode and the County Board. Judge Wilkus withheld judgment as Atty. Molinaro briefs the case while viewers heard from witnesses and county officials in a jammed county court.
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Harold M. Boden
Joseph Wilkus
Sheboygan
Wilkus
Kenosha County Bar Assn
Bar Assn
Bode
Dist
Molinaro
Atty
John McEvoy
Wesley Gales
McEvoy
Gales
County Board
Harold Bode
Dist. Atty
J. B. Molinaro
Kode
Julius Ventura
Judge Bode
David L. Phillips
William Sheldon
Leo Vaudreuil
Frederick Plous
George Schlitz
Sups
Albert Aiello
Paul Brown
Million Dollar Fire Hits Detroit Area Terminal
Two men injured in an explosion triggered blaze at Roadway Express Inc. suburban Taylor Township terminal. Police estimate damages at 1 million dollars.
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Detroit
Roadway Express Inc
Taylor Township
Jury Deliberates Finch Case Again in Los Angeles
Judge instructs a 12 member jury to decide the case of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff after defense claims of double jeopardy. Judge David Coleman says no verdict was reached in prior trials and reaffirms legal basis for a new jury decision.
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Los Angeles
UPL
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
David Coleman
Finch
Leroy Dawson
Coleman
Senate Kills Party Permit as Quota System Slated
Madison reports the State Senate approved two bills ending the party permit and introducing a variable quota this year. Votes were 20 13 for the quota plan and 18 14 to repeal the party permit. Movements followed earlier reconsideration by Sen Leland McParland and shifts by several colleagues.
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Madison
UPI
State Senate
Senate
Leland McParland
Dundahy
Leo O'Brien
Green Bay
Brown County
Robert Dean
D-Rothschild
McParland
William Draheim
R-Neenah
Dean
Raymond Rice
R - la Crosse
Assembly
Wilkinson to head national youth fitness program
President Kennedy named Charles B. Wilkinson University of Oklahoma football coach to lead a national youth fitness program. The 44 year old athletic director will serve as special consultant on youth fitness without pay for an indefinite period according to the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
University of Oklahoma
Charles B
Bud) Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
White House
Soviets Lift Censorship For Foreign Reporters
Moscow announces end to foreign press censorship with Kharlamov warning of expulsion for unsatisfactory reports. About 150 correspondents in Moscow, two-thirds for Communist outlets, will file copies of dispatches to prove authorship. State Dept welcomes move but flags risks to press freedom and radio jamming concerns.
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Mikhail Kharlamov
Soviet Union
Kharlamovy
Kharlamov
Moscow
Washington
WUPI
State Department
Russia
United States
Joseph Reap
U. S
Kennedy Signs Feed Grain Bill to Cut Surpluses
President Kennedy signed an emergency feed grain law to cut surpluses, with Senate approval 58-31 and House 231-185. The measure raises price supports for corn and sorghums while tying aid to acreage reductions and designated retirement to conservation crops. The secretary of agriculture began implementing the plan immediately.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Freeman
Scoutmaster accused in kidnapping ends life after ransom note
Belleville Ontario police probe whether Warren Williamson 41 kidnapped 10 year old Tommy McNevin and left him bound to a tree to die of exposure. Williamson found dead at his home after ransom note directing use of 25 000 in used bills. police say only one person involved. Tommy found alive after he was abducted Monday while playing hockey. father Donald McNevin, a creamery owner, laments.
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Belleville
Ont
Upd
Tommy McNevin
Tommy
Warren Williamson
Donald McNevin
Todo
Williamson
United Church of Canada
McNevins
McNevin
J. Clair Hayes
Here
Assembly bill aims to end farm livestock property tax
Walter Terry R Baraboo introduced a measure in the Assembly to eliminate the personal property tax on farm livestock. The proposal seeks tax relief for farmers by removing levies on livestock owned for agricultural use.
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Madison
Assembly
Walter Terry
R-Baraboo
Michigan Governor's Son II In Brief Controversy
Peter Swainson son of Gov. John B. Swainson began official work as messenger for Lt. Gov. T John Lesinski during Easter break from a private New York school. He will also serve as a pressroom aide with a nominal salary. The House speaker protested disruption and the Senate approved a nonpaid temporary messenger role.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Peter Swainson
Michigan
John B. Swainson
Peter
New York State
T. John Lesinski
Lesinski
Alice
Swainson
House of Representatives
House
Don R. Pears
Senate
Gloomy spring weather persists in Kenoshans forecast
The forecast calls for tonight to end the drizzle with mostly cloudy skies and a low near freezing. Friday shows a warming trend with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 40s. City readings at the Sewage Plant ranged 36 to 42 with .04 inch precipitation.
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Kenoshans
Southport
American Motors
Pipe Falls 14 Floors Kills Metal Worker
A 55 year old sheet metal worker was killed when a 10 pound quar ter inch pipe dropped from a 14 story height. The victim was James Bueck of Downers Grove Illinois. The pipe measured 32 inches long and about 5 inches in diameter.
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Chicago
UPI
James Bueck
Downers Grove
Ill
Kennedy to Sign Jobless Pay Bill Amid Unemployment Crisis
President Kennedy is set to sign a $1 billion extension of unemployment compensation to provide up to 13 extra weeks for those who have exhausted regular benefits. About 3.125 million people could benefit in the next year, with payments beginning within two weeks of enactment. The bill, funded by a higher employer payroll tax, was approved by both chambers and sent to the White House.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Senate
House
Cowboy Convictions Crowd at Old Corral
Parchman Mississippi prison tale centers on Dale Morris a Montana cowboy serving 12 years for manslaughter. He inspired an audacious stallion theft plan to Arkansas then disappeared with the stallion while allegedly aiming to marry, leaving officials puzzled over a possible romantic influence.
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Old Corral
Parchman
Miss
Mississippi State Prison
Morris
Fred Jones
Fort Smith
Ark
Jones
Mississippi State University
Epsi Jennings
Lamar Haggard
Jennings
Haggard
Mississippi
Kennedy news conference to air live at 5 p.m CST
President Kennedy will hold a news conference broadcast live by radio and television networks at 5 p.m. CST today.
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Washington
Kennedy
US Unit to Service Helicopters for Laos
A US Marine maintenance unit will be stationed at Udorn Thailand to service helicopters supplying the Laotian army. Udorn lies about 300 air miles north of Bangkok and 50 miles south of Vientiane, the Laotian capital, a reliable source said today.
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Udorn
Thailand
Vientiane
Laos
Bangkok
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