British Police Capture Band of 17 Sea Raiders
U S customs agents seized a 40 foot exile boat in North Miami Beach loaded with two bombs and a 20 mm cannon. A separate boat carrying 17 men was halted at Norman's Cay and British police detained the group including Miami born American Jerry Buchanan.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Joseph Fortier
Alison
North Miami Beach
Santiago Alvarez
Fortier
Norman’s Cay
Exuma
Jerry Buchanan
Buchanan
Nassau
James Buchanan
Pompano Beach
United States
Escambray Front Army
Orlando Bosch
Harrington Vows to Fight Tuition Increases at UW
University president Dr. Fred Harrington pledges to oppose budget cuts and tuition hikes. A Legislature subcommittee cuts UW funding by 11.3 million, offset by 64 dollar annual resident tuition rise and 250 dollar nonresident jump.
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Harrington
Legislature
Joint Finance Committee
Alexander Grant
Green Bay
Kennedy Asks For 4 5 Billion Aid Fund
President Kennedy asks Congress for 4.5 billion dollars in new foreign aid funding, trimming 420 million from the previous proposal after the Clay committee found the program too large. The plan centers on six points, including expanding private investment in developing nations and tax incentives for U S firms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
Congres
Capitol Hill
Clay Committee
Clay
U.S
U S Pressure to Deny Reentry for Cuba Raid Exiles
Washington reports heavy voter turnout across all wards as Congress debates refugee policy. Sen Morse presses Atty General Kennedy for enlistment of neutrality act provisions against Americans and non citizens taking part in raids on Cuba. Critics warn that raids risk provoking Soviet retaliation and call for firmer policy.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Morse
Latin America
Kenosha Chief's Wife Held After Stenographer Slaying
A 46 year old Kenosha police stenographer Dorothy Bitantis was found dead with two bullet wounds in a parked car. Dist Atty Molinaro said he plans to issue a warrant against Mrs Helen Haukedahl, wife of Police Chief Stanley Haukedahl, and she was under guard in a hospital. Coroner Edward Wavro questioned Mrs Haukedahl who could not recall events of the afternoon. The chief has been separated from his wife for a year amid reports she has a heart condition until further discussions with the district attorney. The body was discovered by Mrs Lee Dielman near the victim's car in a parking lot. See SHOOTING Page 2.
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Kenosha
Joseph Molinaro
Helen Haukedah
Police Department
Molinaro
Ain Arthur Riley
Kenoshament
Helen Haukedahl
Stanley Haukedahl
Edward Wavro
District Attorney's Office
Winona Voters Cast Three Councilmen
Winona voters chose three new councilmen as incumbents were ousted in four wards while Mayor R. K. Ellings and council president Harold Bressath ran unopposed. Jim D Mohan defeated Mary Masuga for at large seat. Allyn S Morgan Jr. toppled Lloyd Deilke in the 2nd Ward. Del Schneider defeated Howard Baumann in the 3rd Ward. James Stoltman won in the 4th Ward.
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Minnesota
Winona
R. K. Ellings
Harold Bressath
Mary Masuga
Jim D. Mohan
Lloyd Deilke
Allyn S. Morgan Jr
Howard Baumann
del Schneider
James Stoltman
Fall Fatal for Milwaukee Worker at Coke Plant
Frank Basile, 57, died after slipping and plunging 35 feet while working on the superstructure of an overhead rail crane at the Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co. He was employed there.
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Milwaukee (Ap
Frank Basile
Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co
Russia Fires Moonward Unmanned Probe Moon IV
Moscow reports the Soviet Union fired an unmanned 3,130 pound research vehicle toward the moon from an orbiting platform. Tass says Moon IV may map the moon and send data on temperature, atmosphere, and surface features while challenging the United States in the race to land men on the moon.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Yellow Sea
Nikolai Barabashov
Kharkov Observatory
Moon IV
Barabashov
Moon
Wisconsin spring election sees brisk morning voting statewide
Wisconsin voters face a mix of local mayoral races referenda and a statewide Supreme Court contest in a day of warm weather and scattered showers. Madison and Superior report brisk turnout while Green Bay Fond du Lac and other cities lag behind last year.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Madison
Superior
Stevens Point
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Marinette
Wisconsin Rapids
Manitowoc
Oshkosh
Wausau
Bruce Beilfuss
Neillsville
Harry E. Larsen
Ducks in Oil Spur Rescue Drive Across Minnesota
Gov. Rolvaag ordered a statewide push to rescue and rehabilitate thousands of ducks harmed by Mississippi River oil pollution. Ducks were found oil-soaked from planes, with 400 cleaned and sent to Anoka game farm. A “duck laundry” facility was set up at Como Park Zoo to operate around the clock.
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ST. Paul
Karl F. Rolvaag
Mississippi River
Twin Cities
Anoka
Como Park Zoo
F. H. Davis
the Fish and Wildlife
Lake
Pepin
Wisconsin Supreme Court Orders State to Pay Reapportionment Costs
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the state must pay court costs of 5 237 dollars in a federal reapportionment suit. It held Treasurer Dena Smith must sign cost checks drawn for a lawful purpose after Gov. Reynolds added five Waukesha County citizens as plaintiffs, waiving sovereign immunity.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Edwin Wilkie
Dane County
Dena Smith
Emmett Wingert
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Fairchild
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Waukesha County
Wincert
Wingert
Interest centers on mayor race in city election
A large turnout marked by 7 255 ballots cast by 1 pm Tuesday as mayor Milo G Knutson seeks a fifth term against Warren Loveland with aldermanic contests locally. City Clerk Alice Dickson reported 685 absentee ballots and a dense ward by ward tally from noon Tuesday.
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Milo G. Knutson
Warren Loveland
Alice Dickson
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the Cay
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Navy
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Armed Services Committee
Khrushchev
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
August E. Johansen
Rmich
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K. W. Stinson
R-Wash
Moonlet
Cape Canaveral
NASA
Dorothy Bitautis
Arthur Riley
Kenosha County
MR. and
Mrs. Haukedahl
Russia
By George Syvertsen
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Larsen
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Carolyn Blanchard
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David Blanchard
Rodgerton
William Proxmuire
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