Japanese student Katsue Namise greeted by sponsors at La Crosse
Katsue Namise an 18 year old Japanese student arrives in La Crosse to begin studies at La Crosse State College. Sponsors Mr and Mrs Louis Lemke Mrs Arthur Eklov and Edna Bibby will support her for four years with lodging and expenses. She hopes to study economics and teach. She traveled from Fukuoka via Tokyo Los Angeles Minneapolis arriving at 432 PM. She looks forward to adapting to American life and improving English while experiencing a white Christmas and American customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katsue
Katsue Namise
Fukuoka
Japan
la Crosse Municipal
Louis Lemke
Vine St
Edna Bibby
Galesville
Jean Lemke
Arthur Eklev
Westby
Lemkes
la Crosse State College
Eklovs
Miss Bibby
Tribune
Terence Boschert
la Crosse Tribune
North Central Airlines
United States
Jean
la Crosse
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Alhambra
Calif
Western Airlines
Minneapolis
la Crosse State
Takeshi Namise
LeMay questions treaty if still in proposal stage
Gen Curtis LeMay testified that he might oppose the limited nuclear test ban treaty if it were not signed. Senate hearings featured LeMay and other service chiefs, who backed ratification with strict safeguards and underground testing limits. Proxmire urged careful weighing of pros and cons, praising the treaty but criticizing patronage in postal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Senate
United States
Russia
Britain
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Earle G. Wheeler
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
George F. Kennan
U.S
Moscow
Kennan
Yugoslavia
NBC
Meet the Press
Kimberly
Wis
Willaim Proxmire
D-Wis
Outagamie County
Democratic Unit
Proxmire
Scandinavia
Waupaca
Moon project costs soar as 20000 firms join race
NASA's Apollo program nears the moon with a price tag from 20 to 40 billion dollars and 300000 workers. North American Aviation and Grumman lead contracts for command service and lunar excursion modules totaling nearly 1.32 billion now, with wide subcontracting and massive Cape Canaveral construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
North American Aviation Inc
The
Space Agency
North American
Sissippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Walter C. Williams
Manned Spaceflight Center
Ferdinand Magellan
North America
NASA
Wisconsin Real Estate Value Estimated At 20.4 Billion
The Department of Commerce estimated Wisconsin real estate market value at 20.4 billion in 1961, with local assessed value at 11.3 billion about 47 percent of market. Per capita market value stood at 5060, vs national 5300, with 1,763,000 parcels including 778,000 residential and 656,000 farmland entries.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Department of Commerce
Wisconsin highway toll rises to 524 with six more deaths
The 1963 Wisconsin highway toll reached 524 after four weekend deaths and two early today. Victims include Donald Waddell Jr. of Racine and Margaret Olson of Biron, with others from Racine, Milwaukee, Palmyra, Rome, and Ettrick.
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Wisconsin
Donald Waddell Jr
Racine
Highway 31
Brown Road
Robert Bishop
Margaret Olson
Biron
Wisconsin Rapids
Bradley S. Nelson
Milwaukee
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan
Howard Moore
Palmyra
Jefferson County
Rome
William C. Borreson
Ettrick
Adams County
Harold R. Taft
Madison
Friendship
White House Puppies Chosen For Missouri Boy and Illinois Girl
A Missouri boy Mark Bruce nine and Illinois girl Karen House ten were selected from 5000 applicants to receive two direct line descendants of Strelka. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy chose Butterfly and Streaker after reading letters from hopeful children. The Kennedys will cover shipping costs.
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Kennedy
Karen House
Westchester
Ill
UPI
Butterfly
Caroline
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Karen
Hyannisport, Mass
Missouri
Illinois
Strelka
Mark Bruce
Columbia
Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Mark
Evelyn Lincoln
Pushinka
Earth
Streaker
Blackie
Kennedys
Khrushchev
Charlie
Caroline Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Parkade
Vorry
P.S
H. Myron Bruce
Memorial Baptist Church
Harold House
Three Miners Rescued After 22-Hour Drill Contact
In Hazleton area, three coal miners trapped 400 feet below ground for 134 hours were contacted when a six inch shaft reached their gangway. They reported they were okay as rescue teams prepared a 28 inch bore to bring them out.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
State of
Pennsylvania
Ralph Ditzler
Ditzler
Fellin
Anna
Joe
Dave
Sheppton
Schuylkill County
Philadelphia
Charmbury
Gordon Smith
State Secretary of Mines
John Biros
Biros
First Negro to graduate at Mississippi Ole Miss
James Meredith becomes the first Black graduate of the University of Mississippi in its 115 year history, walking with his diploma after federal intervention and marshals presence. The ceremony features somber audience responses, a sermon by Rev Pennington, remarks by John Anderson Hunter, and continued opposition from Gov. Ross Barnett.
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James Howard Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S
Meredith
Ole Miss
John Davis Williams
Moses Meredith
William Arthur Pennington
Oxford
John Anderson Hunter
Louisiana State University
South
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Barnett
James Meredith
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Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Associated Press Aerospace
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Man
Mis
Associated Press
Eeereee
Steen
Weteee
Arrteee
Tee
James V. Lamb
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Saul Pett
Miss
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