Moro rises to Italian premiership amid center-left push
Aldo Moro, a 46 year old Bari law professor and longtime Christian Democrat insider, was named Italy's next premier by President Segni. He vows a center-left government backed by the Christian Democrats and Liberals with possible Socialist participation, while hinting at roles for the far right.
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Miss La Crosse Title Goes To Barbara Manke
Barbara Manke of La Crosse won Miss La Crosse in a pageant that highlighted bathing suit and evening gown results and top talent. The freshman at La Crosse State College led in key placements and impressed judges with readings from Romeo and Juliet and Browning. She is active in 4 H and elementary education studies, with sisters and family in Barre Mills and West Salem.
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Possibility of Cancer Vaccine Reported by OU Medical Center
University of Oklahoma Medical Center researchers led by Dr. Julius Lampkin-Hibard report a potential cancer vaccine finding. Serum from rabbits infected with human tumor extracts protected mice against lymphoma, showing 100 percent immunity versus tumor growth in controls.
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Reynolds Plans Washington Trip
Gov. John W Reynolds will leave for Washington D.C. on Sunday and return to Madison on Tuesday, the executive office said Friday.
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State GOP Keeps Endorsement Plan At Wisconsin Convention
At Oshkosh Wisconsin delegates voted to retain the party endorsement system and the national committeeman for eight years. On a two ballot vote the 60 per cent rule was kept, defeating a move to abolish endorsement. Robert L. Pierce won a third term as national committeeman. The convention also backed Goldwater’s presidential bid with strong support. Central sprinter Charles Hendrick set a state class A 220 record at Monona Grove as La Crosse Central won the state high school track title.
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De Gaulle Seeks to Ease Rift With NATO Allies
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville told President Kennedy that France aims to coordinate its independent nuclear force with NATO. officials see this as an effort to limit damage to the alliance while preserving French autonomy. The talks, held aboard the Patrick J. on the White House lawn, covered Laos neutrality, Haiti unrest, the European Common Market, and future trade talks. De Gaulle remains opposed to British EC membership and continues to push for France's independent nuclear strategy within NATO.
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Flagged climbers reach Everest summit via west ridge
American climbers James W. Whittaker and Nawang Gombu planted the Stars and Stripes on Everest May 1 at 29,028 feet with the west ridge team led by Thomas F. Hornbein and William F. Unsoeld completing a historic first. The south ridge pair Barry Bishop and Luther Jerstad reached the summit earlier that day after a late start caused by a tent fire.
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Wisconsin Congress backs halting fishing reciprocity over pollution
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress voted to suspend cross border fishing license reciprocity with Minnesota until Minnesota enacts anti pollution laws for the Mississippi River and tributaries. The advisory group seeks action after pollution incidents near Lake Pepin killed thousands of waterfowl. The body also urged a nine day buck deer season from November 23 to December 1 and supported a variable quota plan to boost harvest in over browsed areas See RECIPROCITY, Page.
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Africans Aim Plan at White-Minority Rule
Addis Ababa activists rally 30 African nations to form Organization of African Unity pledge to sever ties with Portugal and South Africa. They back boycotts, refuse air access to South African planes, and entrust a nine-nation committee with aiding nationalist guerrillas. The charter marks unity against colonial rule.
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Slain Minister Bernard Nyjordet Found Near Albert Lea
Bernard Nyjordet, 43, pastor of the Lutheran Church in Silver Lake Iowa, was found shot and stabbed near Albert Lea Minnesota on Thursday. Authorities sought Saturday to establish his whereabouts prior to the slaying.
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