Passenger Train Rams Freight in Minnesota Killing Conductor
The Soo Line incident near Hoffman Minnesota left Hollis W. Johanneson of Enderlin North Dakota dead after his freight train caboose was struck by an eastbound passenger train. Seven passengers and three crewmen were hospitalized then released. The crash halted both trains as officials explore moving grain cars to a siding and resuming service to Minneapolis Saint Paul.
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Glenwood
Donald G. Aspelund
Enderlin
Soo
Minneapolis
Soo Line
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Portal
N.D
Vatican Radio Denounces Communism as Incompatible
Vatican Radio in a strong thrust against Communist philosophy states that communism cannot be assimilated by Christianity or free humanity. It notes neither Marxist evolution nor geographic or ethnic setups justify it for free peoples or Catholics and urges vigilance against Communist ideology while promoting peacemaking efforts.
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Vatican City
Vatican Radio
Vatican
Moscow
White Houses Turn Brown Overnight in Somerset
Residents of Somerset Kentucky awoke Thursday to brown streaks on white houses in a smoky atmosphere. Health officials suspect gas contamination reacting with paint causing the sudden brown coloring though most stains wash off.
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Somerset
Kentucky
Sanitarian
O. M. Haynes
Fragmented crossword clues and partial solutions list
A list of crossword style clues and partial answers covering topics from metals and music terms to foods and biblical references. Includes entries such as iron carbon alloy, slow music tempo, Latin and French terms, and various nobles and geographic hints.
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Automotive Group
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hamill and Co Market Update
The noon quotations cover commodities and livestock prices from Winona Swift Company with steady hog and cattle markets. Hogs range from 15.00 to 17.00 for various weights and classes while cattle and veal show similar steady trends across prime to utility grades.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
Milwaukee and South St Paul Livestock Market Roundup
Livestock markets report mixed results with steady to strong cattle and calf trade at Milwaukee and South St Paul. Cattle prices range widely by class, hogs mostly steady to down, with receipts including cattle calves hogs and sheep. Chicago commodities show stable butter eggs and potato quotes across standard industry levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chinese Split Deepens as Chou Enters Dispute
History Professor B Leibzon writes in Izvestia that Chou Enlai at the 1959 Moscow party congress backed Soviet leadership but then attacked the Soviet party. The piece signals Kremlin concern over guiding world communism amid East European protests while Romania maintains neutrality in the Moscow Peking rift.
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B. Leibzon
Izvestia
Chou
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Movement
Leibzen
Pravda
Mos
Noted Poet Theodore Roethke Dies at 55
Pulitzer Prize winning poet Theodore Roethke died at 55 after a heart attack while swimming at a neighbor’s pool on Bainbridge Island near Seattle. A University of Washington English professor since 1947 he had recently been named Poet in Residence and was working on a new book. He was born in Saginaw Michigan where his family owned greenhouses.
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Seattle
Wash
Theodore Roethke
Roethke
University of Washington
Roethkelter
Bainbridge Island
Puget Sound
Washington
Saginaw, Mich
Chinese resident reflects on life and freedom in China
The interview quotes Skinner noting low living standards and restricted movement while stating he did not regret staying in China. He claims the experience offered a chance to see a great country and learn the language, and that he accomplished both without losing anything.
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China
Skinner
Wisconsin board approves record 1963 64 operating budget
The University of Wisconsin board of regents approved a record total operating budget of 97.6 million for the 1963 64 school year, 16.8 million more than last year. The increase reflects expanded programs and services across campus.
Divers Search For Bodies Of Two Fishermen
Skin divers began a search at Leech Lake near Walker Minnesota for the two fishermen missing and believed drowned after their 14 foot craft capsized in 20 to 30 mph winds. Rescued were Edward Jacobson and Bert Olson. missing are Joseph Tallakson and Henry Tallakson. Sheriff Buck Simpson said searchers used two launches and powerful lights while weather kept waves high.
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Calif
Jacobson
Ottertail Point
Olson
Buck Simpson
Cass County
Sand Lake
Moose Lake
Walker's
Louis Chalich
Smut Veto Overridden by Wisconsin Legislature
The Wisconsin State Assembly voted 61 to 26 to override Gov. John W. Reynolds's veto of a bill creating a legislative committee to investigate reports of smut literature. Reynolds had objected to the cost of 3000 dollars and to the effectiveness of the investigation, but both houses overrode the veto.
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Madison
State Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Regional Airport Plan Next Year For Wisconsin Cities
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner said a recommendation on regional airports to serve Fond du Lac Oshkosh Appleton and nearby communities likely will come after the new year. Appleton favors a regional airport while Oshkosh prefers the existing field. An airport consultant urged a regional option with jet capable facilities.
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Washington
Edward T. Stodola
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Winnebago
Outagamie
Fond du Lac-Oshkosh-Appleton
Stodola
Appleton - Oshkosh
Ashland
Ironwood
Mich
Clintonsville
Green Bay
la Crosse
Winona
Minn
Land O’lakes
Rhinelane
Marshfield
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens Point
Chester Bowers
Office of Airport Services
T. K. Jordan
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
Appleton
Oshkosh
A.W. Compton
San Francisco
Compton
Former Harvard Law Dean Landis Pleads Guilty in Tax Case
Former Harvard Law School dean James M. Landis pleaded guilty in federal court to five counts of failure to file timely income tax returns for 1956 to 1960. Landis, 63, released in custody for sentencing Aug. 30, had filed back returns and paid taxes due, and cooperated with investigators.
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NEW York
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Landis
Kennedy
Edward McLean
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Tokyo
Harvard
American Mercantile Exchange
U.S. Department of Labor
Civil Aeronautics Board
Supreme Court
Louis Brandeis
Fed
Ral
William Warren
Columbia University Law School
Internal Revenue Service
Ward in grave condition after overdose and pneumonia
Dr Stephen Ward remains critically ill in St Stephen's Hospital after a massive drug overdose and bronchial pneumonia. A breathing machine supported his breathing as he neared death and his heart likely stopped briefly. Ward faces up to 14 years if convicted of living off prostitution.
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London
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Society Osteopath
Julie Gulliver
Daily Companion
Stephen
Society
Old Bailey
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Elizabeth Taylor
William Mayne Butcher
Profumo
Harold Macmillan
John D. Profumo
House of Commons
Macmillan
Christine
Copenhagen
Convict Ends 5-Day Camp-Out On Tower
A 45-year-old inmate from Sioux City climbed a 140-foot state penitentiary water tower and stayed four days and 13 hours before coming down. William T. Bradley is serving a 25-year sentence for assault with intent to commit great bodily injury and as a habitual criminal and sought a governor’s investigation after claiming a raw deal. Gov. Hughes said an inquiry is underway and could take months.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
William T. Bradley
Sioux City
Bradley
Harold Hughes
Hughes
New Orleans Ordered to Desegregate Recreation Facilities
A three judge panel orders New Orleans to desegregate all public recreational and cultural facilities including 119 playgrounds. The suit by 116 Negroes demands access to all city supervised playgrounds and recreation centers for both races.
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New Orleans
Wisconsin Legislature Passes Pay Raises and Redistricting Changes
The Joint Finance Committee approved raises for judges and state employees effective Sept. 1 with no full Legislature vote required. A reapportionment move redirected district lines, capping Milwaukee County Assembly seats at 24. Bills also loosened truck length limits and beer carry out rules for underage drinking with parental supervision.
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Supreme Court
Chain Belt to Acquire Webster Electric in Milwaukee Tie
Chain Belt Co of Milwaukee will acquire Webster Electric Co of Racine in a deal that could use up to 90,000 Chain Belt shares, valuing the transaction near 4 million dollars based on Chain Belt’s stock price. Webster, with plants in Racine Menomonee Falls Lebanon Frankfort Kitchener and Neu Isenburg, makes hydraulic components for farm, road, and industrial use and employs about 700.
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Milwaukee
Webster Electric Co
Racine
Chain Belt Co
Chain Belt
New York Stock Exchange
Webster
Menomonee Falls
Wis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Kitchener, Ont
Neu Isenburg
Germany
Scranton Declines West Virginia Presidential Primary
Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania declined an invitation to be a candidate in West Virginia's presidential primary saying he is not a candidate for president. The report places Scranton as a Republican figure turning down the West Virginia primary bid.
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Charleston
W.va
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Scranton
Senatorial Row Over Civil Rights Hearing Sparks Clash
Senate Commerce Committee sparks intense dispute during Kennedy civil rights public accommodations bill hearings. Gov Karl Rolvaag of Minnesota defends his stance after Scott accuses him of opposing action and gag orders. Pastore defends Rolvaag and notes unclear retaliation from Rockefeller. Proceedings kept open for further statements next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Hugh Scott
R- Pa
Minnesota
Karl F. Rolvaag
Scott
Rolvaag
Miami
Resolutions Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John O. Pastore
D-R.ir
Pastore
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Congress
C. C. Aycock
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Ann Landers Camp Advice Sparks Parental Dispute
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on camp for reluctant children and parental discipline. The letters discuss independence versus control, banking money, and social boundaries at work and home, with responses emphasizing discipline and considerate boundaries.
Little Fraud Found In Aid To Children
A nationwide review found 5.4 percent of families receiving dependent children aid were ineligible. Welfare Secretary Anthony Celebrezze announced steps to tighten controls. State ineligibility ranged from none to 17.3 percent, with variations in payment accuracy across states. He reported to the Senate Appropriations Committee after earlier DC disclosures.
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Washington
Welfare Department
Secretary of Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Senate Appropriations Committee
District of Columbia
Horrified Tourists Witness Escapee Slain at Border
In Goslar Germany hundreds of tourists watched as East German guards fired on an elderly man attempting a West escape with a woman. The woman was wounded and led away. the man was killed after a second burst. Tourists, including Swedes and Danes, shouted in anger and stones were thrown. The body lay by the border for two hours.
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Goslar
Germany
West Germany
Nuclear Test Ban Praised At New York Seminar
Sir Mohammed Zafrulla Khan of Pakistan called the partial nuclear test ban treaty the first break in a circle of suspicion at a seminar in Rensselaerville New York. He expressed hope the treaty would lead to further easing of world tensions during the Thursday night remarks.
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Rensselaerville, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Mohammed Zafrulla Khan
Pakistan
Juvenile accepts restitution linked to work and schooling
In Philadelphia a 16 year old pleaded guilty to assault by auto and driving without a license. Judge J Sydney Hoffman ordered him to quit high school, take a job, and pay half his weekly salary for five years to the Breitenbach family seen as the victim in the incident that injured Steve Breitenbach. If he misses a payment he faces jail until age 21.
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Philadelphia
Iquit High School
Arthur Brookes Jr
J. Sydney Hoffman
Brookes
Steve M. Breitenbach
Breitenbach
Hoffman
Breitenbach’s
Breitenbachs
Young Brookes
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Pepsi-C Cola
Phillips Pete
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Republic Steel
Aileen, Inc
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Central Tele
Royal Dutch
Clark Oi
Safeway
First
G. D. Searle
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Gateway Trans
Sinclair Oil
Godfrey Co
Socony
Hamilton Mfg
Sperry Rand
Heileman Brew
Standard Oil Ind
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Standard Oil
Studebaker
la Crosse Tel
Sunbeam
Marine Cap
Sunray Mid-Centes
McQuay, Inc
Swift
Nekoosa
Texaco
North
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Union Oi
Pyroil Co
U.S. Rubber Rap Industries
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Eaton & Howard Std. Fund
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Natl Invest
One Will. St
Puritan Fund
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South ST. Paul Livestock
South ST. Paul, Minn
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Reds
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Smut
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