Sleeping Pills Seen Cause Of Sidley's Death
Coroner Dr. Andrew Toman said an overdose of sleeping pills apparently caused the death of William Horlick Sidley, heir to a malted milk fortune. Sidley, 50, died en route to a hospital after ill health at Elaine Mauterer’s home. The case includes divorce proceedings with Sidley’s wife, Maureen Sidley, and questions over his will and fortune.
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Chicago
Andrew Toman
William Horlick Sidley
Sidley
Elaine Mauterer
Richard Dickson
Mauterer
Robert Keller
Sandwich
Ill
Toman
William Horlick
June
Yuma
Ariz
Sidleys
Norton B. Eaton
Fortune
Maureen
Eaton
Racine
Wis
Cedar Valley
Local Couples to Wed in La Crosse Area
Kenneth A. Ames and Patricia Spildie plan a August seventeenth ceremony in La Crosse. Wayne E. Strittmaier and Sandra K. Sveen set an August nineteenth wedding in La Crosse. Alfred C. Lassig and Darlene J. Viner wed August seventeenth in La Crosse. James G. Blaney and Judith A. Schwinefus marry August seventeenth in La Crosse. Gordon K. Olson and Phyllis L. Kopp to wed August seventeenth in Wauwatosa. Francis Greene and Kathryn Weier to marry August seventeenth in La Crosse. Steven M. Smith and Judith M. Jensen to wed August fourteenth in La Crosse.
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Kenneth A. Ames
St. Andrew St
Patricia Spildie
Liberty St
la Crosse
Wayne E. Strittmaier
William Place
Sandra K. Sveen
R. J
Bangor
Alfred C. Lassig
N. 17Th St
Darlene J. Viner
Madison St
Onalaska
James G. Blaney
S. Losey Blvd
Judith A. Schwinefus
French St
Gordon K. Olson
Bluff St
Phyllis L. Kopp
State St
Wauwatosa
Francis Greene
S. 6Th St
Kathryn Weier
George St
Steven M. Smith
Sumner St
Judith M. Jensen
Cass St
Dayton critic Arthur Kang Dies at 78
Dayton Ohio Arthur S Kang longtime theatrical and art critic for the Dayton Journal Herald until retirement three years ago died Tuesday at age 78 in Dayton.
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Dayton, Ohio
Arthur S. Kang
Dayton Journal- Herald
Road Toll Rises With Four More Wisconsin Deaths
The 1963 Wisconsin road toll climbs to 506 after four more deaths. Thomas Swenson, 82, dies after a collision near Fennimore. Four year old Philip Luedman is struck by a car in Gillett. A Milwaukee woman is fatally injured by a hit and run. Lester Huck, 21, dies from injuries in a July crash near Friendship. a companion and the other car’s three occupants also died.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Thomas Swenson
Fennimore
Lancaster
Philip Luedman
Robert Luedman
Gillett
Milwaukee
Lester Huck
Fond du Lac
Adams County
Friendship
Huck
McNamara backing ratification of nuclear test ban treaty
Secretary McNamara told the Senate that the United States can maintain a nuclear edge and defend missiles without further atmospheric testing. He asserted the USSR has not developed a workable system and urged ratification with safeguards. Lawmakers weighed Allied views as Taylor and Teller testimony loomed.
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McNamara
Soviet Union
United States
John Stennis
Dmiss
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
U.S
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stennis
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Taylor
Edward Teller
Graham Starting Crusade In L A
Evangelist Billy Graham began a Los Angeles crusade with a news conference promising that united prayer and efforts would yield results. He praised LA as an affluent center with high living standards yet troubled by divorce courts and crowded juvenile facilities.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham
Political ACROSS and DOWN crossword clues list
A compiled set of crossword clues from the NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN including Across items such as Sufferage Forced contribution and Down items like Soft palate Cylindrical. The list spans multiple entries with various definitions and spellings indicated by clues and occasional references to language variants.
Winona Livestock Prices Across Hog and Cattle Markets
Swift and Company reports noon quotations for hogs and cattle. Hogs fall 25 cents with varied weights priced from 14.50 to 16.50 per cwt while sows and stags show lower ranges. Cattle demand steady to higher with dry fed steers and yearlings at 17.50 to 23.25, cows 13.25 to 17.00, bulls 14.50 to 17.00, veal 14.00 to 26.00, and regional notes from St Paul and Chicago markets included.
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Olin Mathieson
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Alleen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Phillips Pete
American Can
RCA
Central Tele
Republic Steel
American Motors
Rexall Drug
First Bank Sk
Prantz Mfg
Royal Dutch Gateway Trans
Amer Tel & Tel
G. D. Searle
Godfrey Co
Anaconda
Sears Roebuck
Hamilton Mfg
Helleman Brew
Avco
Sinclair Oil
Koehring Co
Brunswick
Socon
Chrysler
Sperry Rand
la X Tele
Celanese
Ind
Marine Cap
Columbia Gas
Stand Oil of NJ
McQuay, Inc
Consolidated Foods
Studebaker “A Mfg
Curtiss Wright
Sunbeam
Nekoosa
Dupont
Sunray Mid-Cent
North. Plastics
Eastman Kodak
Swift
Pyroil Co
Financial Fed
Texaco
Va Rap Industries
Ford Trane Co
Rockwell
General Dynamics
U.S. Bteel
Warner Elec
General Electric
Western Air Lines
General Motors
Westinghouse Elec
Western Power
Wis. Telephone
White Motor
General ‘Great North. Ry
Zenith Tausche Bonds
Greyhound
Boston Capital
Boston Fund
Gulf Oil Ist
Nat. C. B
Chemical F
Illinois Central Ind
la Cr. Cool
Eaton & Howard Inter Harvester
Wallace Press
Bal. Fund
Interstate Power
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard Jones & Laughlin
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Incorp
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Nat. Invest
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Puritan Fund
St. Power
Wisconsin
Bologna
Steazdy Choice
Chicago
USDA
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Tuesday Prices
Milwaukee livestock prices show steady to mixed demand across cattle calves hogs and sheep with steers 23.00 to 25.50 heifers 22.50 to 25.50 Holstein cattle 20.00 to 21.00 and cows 15.50 to 16.00 calves 18.00 and up top bulls 20.00 to 20.50 hogs mostly 16.50 to 18.00 with sows and boars varied and Wednesday receipts estimated at 900 cattle 800 calves 500 hogs and 200 sheep.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Milwaukee 1
Kennedy's Wife Recovers After Caesarean Birth Visit Ireland
President enters hospital as Mrs Kennedy begins recovery from Caesarean section. Pierre Salinger announces plans for her departure. Mrs Kennedy's recovery appears swifter than John Jr's 1960 birth, with six months of limited duties urged by Dr John W Walsh. White House calendar fills for fall with visits from Afghanistan’s king and queen and Ethiopia’s emperor. VA reports 22.22 million veterans nationwide.
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Ireland
Pierre Salinger
Mrs. Kennedy
Thompson to Confer in Denver on Police Probe
Milwaukee Attorney General George Thompson will meet with Colorado officials to study their Denver police probe to gain pointers. Capt. George Sprague and a vice squad detective face warrants amid a John Doe inquiry. four others are suspended and 11 admitted taking money or gifts from a prostitute.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police Department
George Thompson
Colorado Attorney General's Office
Denver
John Doe
Thompson
LeRoy L. Dalton
Colorado
Dalton
Colorado Attorney General’s Office
Milwaukee Sentinel
George
Subsidy Cut Looms for 13 Local Service Airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board plans steep subsidies reductions totaling about five million dollars yearly to thirteen local service airlines led by Allegheny Bonanza Central Frontier Lake Central Mohawk North Central Ozark Pacific Piedmont Southern Trans Texas and West Coast Airlines. White House to disclose the final amounts while Congress weighs investigation calls.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
White House
Allegheny Airlines
Bonanza Airlines
Central Airlines
Frontier Airlines
Lake Central Airlines
Mohawk Airlines
North Central Airlines
Ozark Air Lines
Pacific Air Lines
Piedmont Airlines
Southern Airways
Trans- Texas Airways
West Coast Airlines
Congress
Kennedy
CAB
House
Check Discrimination In Hospital Firings
MILWAUKEE AP The State Industrial Commission is examining possible racial discrimination in firing nearly half of the attendants at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Center north division. Investigator J J Gordon Young attended a two hour meeting at the hospital to learn if discriminatory factors were involved in the discharge of 30 of 68 attendants this year. Officials denied discrimination. County Supervisor Marty Larsen and Alderman Rose Ann Meyers had requested the meeting with four discharged employees. Larsen asked about discrimination and was told the attendants were found unsuited after nine weeks of a six month probationary period.
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Milwaukee
State Industrial Commission
Milwaukee County Mental Health Center
Jan
Larsen
Tax rate cut plan advances with two thirds to start in 1964
House Ways and Means Committee backed an income tax rate reduction averaging 15 percent. Rates would range from 14 to 70 percent, down from 20 to 91 percent, with two thirds of the cut taking effect January 1, 1964 and the remainder a year later. The corporate rate was cut from 52 to 48 percent. Rep Byrnes questioned the president's budget balance plan.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
John W. Byrnes
Rwis
Keane
City council debates high school plans and modernization
The mayor argues for upgrading all high schools to modern facilities and adding a North Side school to prevent remaining schools from lagging. Knutson supports modernization before building a new city hall or library, claiming it would solve most future school construction issues.
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Logan
Knutson
Plane Crash Fatal To Auto Salesman
Park Rapids Minnesota AP reports auto salesman Matt Lindey aged 40 died when his single place light plane struck a treetop and nosed into a farm field six miles north of Park Rapids. Sheriff R J Potter said Lindey may have been attempting a landing.
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Park Rapids, Minn
Park Rapids
Here
Matt Lindey
Hubbard County
R.J. Potter
Lindey
Mississippi River forecast details flood readings and temps
River readings show minor changes at Winona La Crosse and Prairie du Chien with stage values and dam pool data. Sunrise and sunset times listed for Thursday along with moon phase and forecasted five day temperatures near normal with slight warm up and light precipitation late Friday or Saturday.
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C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Dam
Lansing
Pool
Prairie du Ch. 1864
Dodge
Black
Gales
la Cr
Root
Houston
Virginia governor forms biracial group to run free schools
Virginia Governor Albertis S Harris Jr announced with Justice Department backing a biracial board to operate private free schools in Prince Edward County. The plan aims to educate about 1,700 Negro pupils stranded since county public schools closed four years ago, with white students also welcome. The board will lease unused school buildings, hire staff, and fund operations privately, with support from foundations and individuals.
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Richmond
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Department of Justice
Prince Edward County
Harrison
L. Francis Griffin
Virginia National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Curfew Imposed in Hue After New Buddhist Self Immolation
Armored cars patrol Hue and Phan Thiet as Diem's government enforces a curfew following another self immolation by Thich Thanh Tuc, 17, at a pagoda outside Hue. Buddhist leaders seek permission to bring the body for funeral services while monks push antigovernment sentiment.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Phan Thiet
Thich Thanh Tuc
Diem
Brazzaville under martial law amid strikes and prison raid
In Brazzaville a curfew from five in the afternoon to five in the morning was enforced as violence followed a general labor strike. Workers freed jailed union leaders and others, torched the jail and sacked the television station. President Youlou announced he is taking civil and military authority to restore order and implement reforms.
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Brazzaville
Youlou
Weather Record For Lacrosse And Vicinity
Fair and cool tonight with sunny skies and warmer conditions Thursday. Lows around 50 tonight and upper 70s Thursday. Wisconsin sees fair, cool tonight and warmer Thursday with southwest and extreme west warming. Minnesota remains fair and cool tonight and Thursday. Iowa also fair tonight and Thursday with warmer readings on Thursday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Ann Landers Advice Column Sparks Romantic Fallout
A reader asks about a date with a secretive secretary and a domineering mother, while another vents marital strain due to in law interference. Ann Landers advises farewell to the tramp and urges psychiatric help for the wife, urging possible family guidance.
Mickey Cohen Assaulted by Fellow Prisoner in Atlanta
West Coast racketeer Mickey Cohen 49 was slugged several times with a pipe by an inmate at the Atlanta federal penitentiary while working in a prison shop. Cohen, in a 15 year tax evasion sentence, was moved from Alcatraz last February and there was no identified assailant. The incident comes amid ongoing Valachi testimony but officials say no link is established.
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Washington
Mickey Cohen
Federal
Atlanta
Justice Department
Cohen
Alcatraz
Joseph
Valachi
Pickets Pelt Police During South Side Demonstration
Police patrolled a Chicago South Side district after school integration pickets hurled bricks stones and concrete at officers. Four policemen and one woman were hit. one officer suffered a head injury but was listed in fair condition. Task force commander Robert J Lynsky warned the event was turning riotous and would not be tolerated.
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Chicago
South Side
Robert J. Lynsky
Ft Monmouth Is Valachi Hideout
Army post Ft Monmouth in New Jersey is revealed as the secret hideout of Joseph Valachi the former mobster under guard to avoid assassination for informing on a nationwide crime syndicate. Army officials confirmed his presence after a Daily News report.
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FT. Monmouth
N.J
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Army
Peter Hoffman
New York Daily News
Bangor Man Exhibits Two Grand Champions at Wisconsin State Fair
Floyd Jones of Bangor displayed the grand champion mare and stallion in the Clydesdale division at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee. His horses have featured in the fair's daily circus parade and the July 4 Milwaukee parade, and were champions at the La Crosse Inter-State Fair this year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Floyd Jones
Bangor
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