Admiral Says Polaris Subs Worry Soviets
Admiral Igna tius J. Galatin says the growing Polaris submarine fleet pressures the Soviet Union on the Army Navy Day. He notes the U S lead in antisubmarine warfare and predicts no quick breakthroughs, with sonar and oceanography improving detection capabilities as 10 subs now in service and 18 projected by year end.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Ignatius J. Galatin
Andrei A. Grechko
Galantin
United States
U. S
Vt Vy
Air Force
President Kennedy to hold morning news conference
Washington AP report says President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 11 a.m. Wednesday. It marks his first morning briefing since last April 18, the White House announced Saturday.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pakistan buys half million bond to cover UN budget gap
United Nations reports Pakistan purchased a $500000 bond from the $200 million U N budget issue. Through the latest tally $139 million in bonds have been bought or pledged to date.
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United Nations, N. Y
Pakistan
U. N
Primary To Trim Field For Mayor Judge Aldermen
Wisconsin primary narrows mayor municipal judge and alderman fields to two each from multiple wards. Incumbents in 16th 18th 21st wards seek second terms. Schultz long served since 1943. Final election April 2 includes 6th 11th 14th 17th 19th 20th wards. La Crosse polls listed.
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Trim
Joseph Abraham
Bernard F. Maney
David W. Hogue
Robert G. Brudos
John L. Jahnke
Donald L. Medinger
Thomas Pretasky
Raymond R. Hanhardt
Robert Johnson
Raymond L. Wiatt
John M. Emmett
Schultz
James P. Bates
James Shoger
la Crosse
Roosevelt School
Wood and Hayes St
West Entrance
Central High School
La Crosse Primary Registers 23 902 Voters
City clerk reports 23 902 people registered to vote in the La Crosse primary elections Tuesday. In 1961 there were 25 053 registrations and 6 265 votes, about 25 percent of registrations.
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la Crosse
Primary races list seven mayoral candidates and ward contenders
Polls will run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Primary elections occur when more than two run. Seven mayoral hopefuls include Milo G. Knutson the incumbent, James P. Bates, Richard Becker, Robert Cline, Harold H. Otto, Warren Loveland and C. B. Wiemann. Municipal judge contenders are Leonard R. Chojnacki the incumbent, Joseph J. Bartl, Alex B. Cameron, George Doherty and Dale Waterman. Supreme Court hopefuls are Christ Alexopoulos, Bruce F. Beilfuss, Davis Donnelly, William H. Evans and Harry E. Larsen. Ward primaries apply in the 12th Ward with Robert E. Suter, Jack Frost and John Beranek. 13th Ward has Emil O. Schultz, Harmer L. Root and L. Peter Groves. 15th Ward has Harold W. Hilbert, Herman E. King and ...
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Preme Court
Milo G. Knutson
James P. Bates
Richard Becker
Robert Cline
Harold H. Otto
Warren Loveland
C.B. Wiemann
Knutson
Leonard R. Chojnacki
Joseph J. Bartl
Alex B. Cameron
George Doherty
Dale Waterman
Supreme Court
Christ Alexopoulos
Bruce F. Beilfuss
Davis Donnelly
William H. Evans
Harry E. Larsen
Robert E. Suter
John
Jack) Frost
John Beranek
Emil 0. Schultz
Harmer L. Root
L. Peter Groves
Harold W. Hilbert
Herman E. King
LBJ Raps Partisan Disputes At Jefferson Jackson Dinner
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged that criticism of any administration be allowed but partisan fights not erode trust in leaders. Speaking at a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner he warned against challenging the good faith of those guiding the nation and aimed comments at Republican critics over Cuba missiles.
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Detroit
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Cuba
Giant Mars balloon telescope lands near Pulaski Tennessee
A 30 foot telescope payload floated from Palestine Texas to middle Tennessee and landed 14 miles west of Pulaski after a night-long Mars scan. Dr. Martin Schwartzchild led five scientists, calling the mission a success despite awaiting analysis. The device and records survived with minor electrical trouble, and debris was monitored by Tennessee and Huntsville guards.
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Pulaski, Tenn
Mars
Earth
Palestine
Tex
Middle Tennessee
Pulaski
Here
Martin Schwartzchild
Princeton University
Schwartzchild
William Pierce
Columbus
Tennessee
Huntsville
Ala
Schwartzschild
Farm Leaders Fear Slump in Exports Across Commodities
Washington AP report notes farm leaders warn of 20 percent drop in wheat exports for the year ending June 1, alongside 30 percent fall in cotton and restrictions hurting frozen poultry sales under European Market rules. The decline threatens foreign exchange and balance of trade as much of this year's wheat moves under aid programs that yield non dollar currencies.
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Washington
Brazilian Leftist Leader Calls For Force Against U.S. Influence
In Havana Francisco Juliao, Brazilian Peasant Leagues chief and congressman, vows force as the main tool to combat U S influence in Latin America. He criticizes President Joao Goulart, seeks to expand agrarian unions, and plans a solidarity congress with figures like Lazaro Cardenas and Bertrand Russell. Prestes praises Castro while Juliao disputes with him over strategy.
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Washington
Cuba
Francisco Juliao
Brazil
George Arfeld
Havana
Juliao
U. S
Latin America
Red Chinese
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Julian
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Labor Party
Luis Carlos Prestes
Moscow
Prestes
Fidel Castro
Britain
Bertrand Russell
Ahmed Ben Bella
Readstown votes defeat move to new Kickapoo high school site
Readstown Wis voters rejected relocating the Kickapoo District High School site from Viola to Readstown 748 to 490 in a record turnout. The meeting spilled into classrooms and a public address system was used. The board will meet Wednesday to discuss plans and a third referendum on the $980000 bond issue.
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Readstown
Wis
Viola
Ganider
Board of Education
H. W. Laatsch
Gander
Archi
Tect
Kickapoo
Venezuela seeks ship hijackers return from Brazil
Caracas formally demanded that Brazil return nine leftists who hijacked the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui last month and sought political asylum in Brazil. A note to the Brazilian ambassador said the hijackers were not sought for a political crime but for piracy, international terrorism and assault on the high seas.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Foreign Ministry
Brazil
Anzoategui
Leukemia Rise Linked to A Bomb Radiation Findings
Yale researcher Dr. Stuart C. Finch reports that atomic bomb radiation raised leukemia risk among Hiroshima survivors by 30 to 50 times in 1951 52, with the rate now two to three times normal. He notes no increase in birth defects among survivors offspring or widespread thyroid cancer from exposure, though thyroid cancer may be up among bomb survivors per Dr. Dorothy Hollingsworth.
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New Haven, Conn
Japan
Yale University
Stuart C. Finch
Hiroshima
Finch
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Harry S. Truman
Nagasaki
Yale
Dorothy R. Hollingsworth
Commission
India protests Kashmir line pact as China Pakistan sign border deal
In Peking China and Pakistan agreed on a 300 mile border segment through Kashmir. Pakistan claims gains of six of seven passes and 750 square miles more than demanded, while China takes 2,050 square miles and Pakistan 1,350. India protests, calling it invalid under Kashmir dispute. China signals talks with India and Afghanistan moves.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Peking
Kashmir
India
Red China
Mao Tze-Tung
Foreign Ministry
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Karakoram Pass
China
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
Himalayas
U. N
Nehru
New Delhi
U S Concern Expressed Over Pakistan China Border Pact
The United States voiced concern that a Pakistan China border agreement could affect Kashmir talks between Pakistan and India. The State Department noted no full report yet but said the pact appears to serve Pakistan's interests while timing might impact resumption of Indian Pakistan talks in Calcutta on March 12.
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Washington
Pexxing
India
Pakistan
China
Kashmir
United States
Sate
Calcutta
Freeman Cancels Minneapolis Farm Forum Visit
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman canceled plans to attend the Minneapolis Farm Forum on Monday. A Freeman aide said sponsors should expect Freeman to meet with Walter Hallstein, president of the European Common Market, to discuss U.S. trade matters.
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Minneapolis
Orville Freeman
Minneapolis Farm Forum
Freeman
Walter Hallstein
European Common Market
U.S
Ancient catacombs found near Rome uncover early Christian network
Excavations at a building site on the edge of Rome reveal a network of catacombs from the early Christian era. Experts say the site appears linked to the St Ip politus Catacombs.
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Rome
Harvard Observatory pinpoints Syncom satellite in Africa
Dr. Donald H. Menzel said a satellite tracking effort from Boyden Observatory in Bloemfontein, South Africa, confirmed Syncom’s position at about 22 000 miles from Earth. NASA launched Syncom Feb 14 and has since tracked the eight ounce craft tumbling end over end in orbit.
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Detroit
Harvard Observatory
South Africa
Earth
Donald H. Menzel
Cambridge
Mass
Boyden Observatory
Bloemfontein
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Harvard
Menzel E
Graham Reported In Satisfactory Condition
Honolulu AP reports evangelist Billy Graham in satisfactory condition at St Francis Hospital after admission Thursday for tests on an acute gastrointestinal infection found during a routine visit to a doctor? The notice notes his condition as stable and improving with no complications.
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Honolulu
Billy Graham
St. Francis Roman Catholc Hospital
Graham
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