South Korea Coup Seizes Government as Martial Law Declared
South Korea's armed forces toppled the premier's government in a bloodless coup seizing Seoul's key buildings with tanks and troops. Martial law and a curfew were imposed as U.N. and U.S. officials urged restoration of the elected regime under Premier John M. Chang.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
National Assembly
John M. Chang
Syngman Rhee
Magruder
Korea
Royal Laos Group Balks At Parley
The pro Western Royal Laotian government boycotted a 14 nation Laos conference over seating Pathet Lao rebels and neutralists. The move left the talks without the government, delaying opening and highlighting rifts among Allied powers in Southeast Asia.
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Royal Laos
Geneva
UPI
Laos
Pathet Lao
United States
Sisouk Na Champassak
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Britain
Fire damages Dodgeville Farm Bureau feed mill
An early morning blaze in Dodgeville Wisconsin destroyed the Farm Bureau Co operative feed mill and warehouse. Loss estimated at $100000 with no injuries. Fire from 2 to 630 am spread by dust explosions, also damaging a nearby semi trailer and fertilizer load. Office records were saved.
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Dodgeville
Wis
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Stan Robinson
Cobb and Mineral Point
Robinson
Measles Epidemic Fatal To Mentally Retarded Children
Twenty mentally retarded residents died in six weeks as measles swept through a provincial institution in Magog Quebec. Eighteen months earlier ten children died in a similar outbreak at the same institution.
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Magog
Quc
Democrats Propose Budget Amendments in Madison
The Wisconsin State Senate Democrats unveiled nine amendments to the $493.5 million executive budget approved by the Assembly. They seek to restore most of the $12 million cut from Gov. Gaylord Nelson’s proposal and will discuss Thursday as a special order. The plan largely mirrors Assembly ideas, including restoring $4.8 million for state buildings and boosting faculty pay by 20 percent over two years rather than 12 percent.
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Madison
Senate
Democrats
Assembly
Gaylord Nelson
Assembly Democrats
Weather outlook turns cool with increasing clouds
No optimism in the forecast as cool conditions persist tonight and tomorrow. Tonight's low in the 30s with scattered frost away from Lake Michigan. tomorrow's high in the 50s. Noon readings show cooler temps with 50 at Southport park and 49 downtown. Southport's day ranged 40 low and 48 to 67 for Monday with 0.28 inches rain. Sunrise 5 30, sunset.
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Lake Michigan
Southport Park
American Motors
Southport
Kennedy Makes Goodwill Trip to Canada
President Kennedy departs for Ottawa with Mrs Kennedy for a two day goodwill visit. Talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker include hemispheric relations and potential meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Canada weighs joining the OAS and possibly mediating U S Cuba tensions.
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Canada
Washington
Kennedy
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
U.S
Livingston T. Merchant
Khrushchev
Organization of American States
United States
Howard C. Green
Cuba
Castro
SEC to Probe American Stock Exchange Over Market Rigging
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a broad inquiry into potential reforms for all stock exchanges after targeting the American Stock Exchange in a case stemming from the Re family. The probe aims to determine new rules to protect investors from wrongdoing, with Ralph Saul leading the investigation behind closed doors.
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Washington
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Exchange
SEC
Jerry
Gerard Re
Res
Exchange
Edward T. McCormick
Messrs
Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whitney
Ralph Saul
Division of Trading and Exchanges
Church Group Meets Milwaukee
The Board of National Missions of the Evangelical and Reformed Church opened a three day session here today in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
UPC
Board of National Missions of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Light Vote Expected In Tennessee Contest
In Johnson City Tennessee an off year special election will decide the successor to the late Republican U. S. Representative B Carroll Reece. Leading candidates include Louise Goff Reece widow and Republican nominee Democrat W W Faw state representative and independent Lee Davis oilman of Kingsport.
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Tennessee
Johnson City
Tenn
UPP
U.S
B. Carroll Reece
Louise Goff Reece
Reece
W. W. Faw
Kingsport
Lee Davis
Kennedy Receives Khrushchev Reply on U S Soviet Ties
Washington reported Khrushchev answered Kennedy’s February note on improving U S Soviet relations. Soviet Ambassador Menshikov delivered the Moscow reply at the White House, declining to reveal contents. Thompson had carried Kennedy’s February message back to Russia. No plans for a Khrushchev meeting were announced.
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Moscow
White House
Mikhail Menshikov
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Russia
Kennedy weighs address to Congress on state of nation
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the White House meeting with party leaders touched on whether the President should address Congress or send a message about domestic and world affairs. Wisconsin Senate rejects beer age boost to 21 and leaves deer season choice to Gov Nelson. Wisconsin Assembly passes 89 to 0 to adopt variable quota deer season for 1963. Uproar over GE price fixing links cooled as testimony against Arthur Vinson was denied by Frank Roby of Federal Pacific Electric.
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Chang
National
U.S
Korea
Marshall Green
United States
Menshikov
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Pierre Salinger
White House
Khrushchevy
Salinger
Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Madison
IPN
Gaylord Nelson
Assembly
Wisconsin
General Electric Co
Frank Roby
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Newark
N.J
Arthur F. Vinson
Vital Statistics Pay Repealer Bill Signed
Gov Gaylord Nelson signed a bill repealing a 25 cent county payment requirement for reporting births deaths and marriages. The measure also restricts access to Lake Lions Portage County for handicap recreation and allows exchange of state lands for city lands in Oshkosh and La Crosse to aid college expansion.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Lake Lions
Portage County
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Swiss Foreign Minister Max Petitpierre to Retire June 30
Max Petitpierre of Switzerland, long serving foreign minister and dean of the world’s ministers, announced his retirement effective June 30 after more than 16 years in office.
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Bern
Switzerland
Max Petitpierre
Sailor Burned in Motel Blast Near City
A 24 year old sailor, John Brewer of Bancroft South Dakota, was listed in critical condition at St Catherine's Hospital after a gas heater explosion in a motel unit north of the city. The blast destroyed the Evergreen Motel unit and his car. Firefighters and sheriff investigators inspected the scene as damage was estimated at 3000 dollars.
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John E. Brewer
Bancroft
S. D
Evergreen
St. Catherine’s Hospital
John Brewer
Sheridan Rd
Flint
Mich
Great Lakes
Ill
Roger Morin
John Tenuta
Brewer
Walter Sovich
Somers
Joseph Kolbasnik
Ed Polansky
Sheriff's Department
Bank Bandit Caught In Comedy of Errors
Patrick A. La Cedra robbed the Working mens Cooperative Bank yesterday and wound up with $80 he deposited before officers closed in. Police said he locked three tellers with handcuffs that had nothing to fasten to, then attempted escape via a locked cellar where he swallowed a poison pellet that was knocked from his mouth. He later confessed to another $2,000 hold up last December.
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la Cedra
Robert B. Hitchcock
Augustus Wright
Natwick
Wright
John Ridge
Ridge
Sgt
Workingmens Cooperative
City Council Approves Sheridan Rd Widening With Parking Ban
A crowd urged against a parking ban on Sheridan Rd as Kenosha votes to widen the street with state aid. Mayor Hammond defend the plan noting traffic needs and pledged city help with off street parking where possible. Council supporters say the project, cost shared with the state, will relieve traffic and spur improvements despite loss of on street parking.
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Sheridan Rd
Eugene R. Hammond
Birdsall and Co
Kenosha
George Fitchett
Peter Nedweski
Joseph Safage
Nedweski
A. W. DeBlaise
Mario Capponi
Joseph Bisciglia
Sheridan Rd. Advancement Association
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Howard Green
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Kenosha Evening News
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Nikita
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Boston
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Workingmens Cooperative Bank
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DeBlaise
Bisciglia
Peter Martin
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