North Korea accuses US of war plots
North Korea denounces the United States as planning war provocation in Korea. It cites an ambush that killed three U.S. soldiers and accuses Washington of using atomic weapons and missiles to justify occupation. U.N. and U.S. forces hunt infiltrators along the DMZ amid heightened tensions.
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Attendance Soars At La Crosse Interstate Fair Day Two
About 7 000 people attended the second day of the La Crosse Interstate Fair. Estimates show 5 000 paid admissions during the day and around 2 000 more at night. The grandstand was packed for auto races and all judging was finished except for draft horses.
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Fair At A Glance Entertainment and Shows
Thursday night features Pee Wee King at 8 p.m. in the grandstand with Collins performing on the midway. Home economics demonstrations run in the 4-H building. Friday includes a Thrill Show at 2:30 and 8 p.m. plus a 1 p.m. 4-H Style Show in the exposition building.
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Collins
Midway
Exposition Building
Fair Preparations For Open Class Cattle And Family Day
The schedule outlined events for Thursday afternoon and Saturday as open class cattle were to be judged. Attendance was expected to rise on Thursday Children’s Day with carnival rides discounted. Junior fair dairy cattle would be moved from the barn on Thursday to make room for Friday’s open class cattle arrival.
Wisconsin Legislature Sees Pay Raise Proposal Move Ahead
The Joint Finance Committee recommended 7-4 passage of a bill to raise salaries for lawmakers state department heads and judges. Legislators would earn 450 dollars a month plus a daily 15 dollar session allowance for a 110 day session, and judges would see raises from 18 000 to 25 000 for chief justices and other raises for Supreme Court justices and circuit and county judges. Salary hikes would start with new terms.
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Supreme Court
Eisenhower Seeks Cautious GOP View On Nuclear Test Ban
Former President Eisenhower urges a cautious GOP stance as Senate consideration nears for the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He says the pact has advantages and disadvantages and should be examined by military experts and scientists before any commitment.
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Soviet Union
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Illinois
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Boy Dies From Cleaning Residue In Sleeping Bag
Gregory Taylor a 16 year old from St. Joseph Missouri died after being overcome by cleaning chemical residue in his sleeping bag during a family camping trip in an Ontario wilderness area. An autopsy was planned and investigators continued to probe the carbon tetrachloride based chemical exposure.
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Cyril Smith
St. Louis County
Smith
Milk Withholding Moves by NFO Locals
Local NFO units in 18 states approve a milk withholding to pressure higher processor prices. Spokesman Robert Manke says action set but not dated, with contracts in 18 states increasing monthly and a standard $6.05 per cwt bottling price cited alongside $4.29 cwt in the Chicago federal order. Reports of an imminent launch were denied.
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Robert Manke
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Chicago
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Madison Milk Producers Co-operative Association
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Dane County
California Legislature ends tense 25 day session
A brawling special California Legislature session neared closure after 25 days of tax and spending fights. The House approved a $50 million school aid bill with Gov Brown’s terms unresolved as Republicans accused Democrats of bossism following a lock in vote. The body then passed a $106 million supplemental budget. Democrats also ousted 27 chairs, leaving two housekeeping panels.
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California
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
Assembly Refuses To Overturn District Veto
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 47 to 46 to uphold Gov. Reynolds veto of a GOP reapportionment plan keeping Milwaukee County at 24 seats. Senate had already overridden. A later measure would reapportion by resolution, bypassing the governor, a move Reynolds would challenge in court. Political debate centered on Milwaukee County's share and district sizes.
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Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Senate
William Steiger
Roshkosh
Steiger
Wisconsin
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Robert Haase
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Goldwater Attacks Pentagon Plan On Segregated Areas Near Bases
Senator Goldwater denounces a Pentagon directive that could bar servicemen from visiting segregated areas near bases. He accuses attorney general officials of police state tactics, while defense officials deny misuse of tax records and warrantless intimidation.
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Meany Warns On Rail Strike Rights Nationalization Discussed
AFL CIO president George Meany told the House Commerce Committee that denying rail workers the right to strike could lead to nationalization of railroads. He supported Congress supervising a bargaining revival and opposed interim work rules for two years.
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Wolfe
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D-R.i
Panic in Skopje as new quake tremors strike
Fresh earth tremors rocked quake shatterred Skopje before dawn causing widespread alarm among survivors. Thousands fled open areas and tents and refused to lie down again. Tremors toppled some walls but no serious new damage reported as authorities say up to 2,000 may be killed.
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Yugoslavia
Loaded grain trucks show brake faults in Duluth check
About 150 loaded grain trucks headed to the Duluth port were tested and nearly half had faulty brakes. State officers arrested 21 drivers and issued 39 warnings during the surprise inspection on Thompson Hill prompted by a June fatal truck crash and extensive property damage.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Thompson Hill
Ronald L. Anderson
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Nelson Thomson differ on test ban in heated debate
Wisconsin senator Gaylord Nelson and representative Verne Thomson clash over a nuclear test ban treaty. Nelson urges rapid ratification and world leadership, while Thomson voices grave doubts about the treaty's wisdom.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
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Vernon W. Thomson
R. Richland Center
Senate
America
AMC Achieves First 500000 Car Year
American Motors reports a 1963 model year output of 501374 vehicles from its Kenosha and Milwaukee plants. Production paused last Friday for vacations and inventory as 1964 models prepare.
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