Kennedy to Meet Gromyko on Easing East West Tensions
President Kennedy agreed to a November meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss steps toward the limited nuclear test ban and to ease East West tensions. Soviet ambassador Dobrynin delivered Khrushchev’s thanks for the pact and hinted Khrushchev may attend UN General Assembly in the U.S. for Gromyko’s visit.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Anatol) Dobrynin
Nikita Khrushchev
Dobrynin
Khrushchev
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
Gromyko
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Fatalities Reported From Road Crashes Across Counties
A series of fatal crashes claimed several lives. Henry Woodward, 62, of Plainfield, died at St. Marys burn center after a truck collision caused severe burns west of Plainfield. Michael Phillips, 26, of North Chicago, died when his car hit a mailbox and pole in Racine. Bortola Camacho, 22, of Waukesha, killed when a car rolled over near Mukwonago. Larry Stevens, 17, of rural Grand Marsh, died from injuries in a two car crash near Friendship. Earlier victims include William Novak, 16, Milwaukee, and Ruth Reed, 39, Elk Grove Village.
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Steffen
Olson
Curtis Steffen
Henry Woodward
Plainfield
St. Mary’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Chicago
Michael Phillips
Racine
Bortola Camacho
Waukesha
Thomas
Mukwonago
Waukesha County
Larry Stevens
Grand Marsh
Friendship Hospital
Adams County
Friendship
William A. Novak
Ruth Reed
Elk Grove Village
Ill
Drama Critic Albert Weeks Dies at 75
Albert Loren Weeks, a playwright and longtime drama critic for the Detroit News, died Sunday in Phoenix. He was 75 and had a 15 year career at the Detroit News and 22 years with Wilding Pictures.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Albert Loren Weeks
Weeks
Detroit News
Wilding Pictures
Appellate Judge Philip Halpern Dies in Buffalo
BUFFALO N Y AP former United Nations legal advisor and NYS Supreme Court Appellate Division justice Philip Halpern 62 died Sunday after four months of illness.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Philip Halpern
New York State Supreme Court
United Nations
Fond Du Lac Printer Emery Martin dies at 82
Emery Martin 82 longtime director and former officer of Reporter Printing Co publisher of Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter died Sunday at St. Agnes Hospital. He served as first advertising and circulation manager and had been with the newspaper since 1896 retiring five years ago. Funeral services Wednesday at St Louis Church with burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Fond DU Lac
Emery Martin
Reporter Printing Co
Roland
Leo
Arthur C
Lawrence
Alfred Wagner
E. Harold Hallows
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Martin
Soo Proposes Centralized Agency Service for Wisconsin
The Soo Line Railroad to Wisconsin Public Service Commission proposes 11 freight service centers to centralize billing, car ordering, routing, tracing, and rate quotes. Centers planned at Appleton, Burlington, Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, Ladysmith, Marshfield, Medford, Park Falls, Rhinelander, Stevens Point and Superior would serve local communities with central agents and traveling staff. The plan covers 108 stations, 61 currently without agents, prepaid freight only. 45 stations unaffected.
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Minneapolis
Soo Line Railroad
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Soo
Appleton
Burlington
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Ladysmith
Marshfield
Medford
Park Falls
Rhinelander
Stevens Point
Superior
Central Agency
Wisconsin
Workers Vote To Strike At Gisholt
Madison unionized workers at Gisholt Machine Co. voted to strike if pay and fringe benefits are not increased by Sept. 8. Local 1405 of United Steelworkers represents about 750 employees. A two year contract signed last August allows renewed talks, with mediators involved from state and federal boards.
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Madison
Gisholt Machine Co
United Steel Workers
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Federal Mediation Board
One of Last Veterans Of Indian Wars Dies
John B. Crump aged 95, a surviving veteran of the Indian wars, died Saturday in Boston. A member of the 17th Infantry in 1891, he helped track Sitting Bull and participated in the Battle of Wounded Knee where Sitting Bull was killed.
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Boston
John B. Crump
17Th Infantry
Sitting Bull
Wounded Knee
Proxmire Opposed To Pay Raise
Washington senator William Proxmire says he opposes any raise of his 22500 salary and against Congress boosting pay to 35000 a year. He argues it undercuts calls for economy. Keating hosts the interview noting Proxmire’s stance on civil rights measures and fair employment practices.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D- Wis
Proxmire
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
New York
Keating
Congress
JFK Plans Meeting With Civil Rights Leaders
President Kennedy will host 10 civil rights leaders at 5 p.m. EDT Wednesday, the day of the Washington march. Attendees include Whitney Young, James Farmer, Roy Wilkins, Phillip Randolph, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis, Matthew Ahmann, Eugene Carson Blake, Joachim Prinz, and Walter Reuther.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Whitney Young
National Urban League
James Farmer
CORE
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Phillip ‘Randolph
Aflcio
Martin Luther King
Southern Leadership Conference
John Lewis
Matthew Ahamann
National Catholic Conference of Interracial Justice
The
Eugene Carson Blake
National Council of Churches
Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
Walter Reuther
Uaw-Afl-Cio
Jeep Designer Probst Dies in Ohio Overdose
Karl K Probst 79, creator of the Jeep, was found dead at his Dayton home from an apparent sleeping pills overdose after weeks of illness. He drew the Jeep in 1940 while a consultant for Bantam Car Co. The design, disputed by Willys Overland and Ford, was affirmed by a Federal Trade Commission ruling.
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Dayton, Ohio
Karl K. Probst
Jeep
Bantam Car Co
Butler
Probst
Willys-Overland
Ford Motor Co
Federal Trade Commission
Italian Senator Ciro Macrelli Dies at 76
Cesena Italy AP Ciro Macrelli 76 longtime senator and sole member of his small Republican party in the Italian Parliament died Sunday after a week in hospital with heart trouble.
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Cesena
Italy
Ciro Macrelli
Kennedy will not hold news conference this week
The President last met with newsmen on Tuesday August 20 and will skip a news conference this week according to aides.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Virginia history note
Fragment about Virginia and Kentucky relations noting 1776 charter and early colonial boundaries.
Winona Livestock Prices From Swift and Company Report
Swift and Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and veal at Winona with prices by weight and type. Hog prices show 20 to 40 cent adjustments with various weight ranges. cattle lists steer and heifer weakness 25 lower and cow price ranges. veal and other meats follow with top prices cited for regional markets in St Paul and Chicago.
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ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Church factions hold separate services in Valley City
In Valley City North Dakota the split First Lutheran Church held services in two sanctuaries. The pro ALC faction met at First Lutheran with Rev Joseph Belgum of the Lutheran Welfare Society Fargo delivering the sermon. The anti ALC faction led by Rev Fritjof Monseth gathered about a hundred at the Nazarene Church. Monseth was said to no longer be the pastor.
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Valley City
N.D
First Lutheran Church
Church Council
American Lutheran Church
ALC
First Lutheran
Joseph Belgum
Lutheran Welfare Society
Fargo
Fritjof Monseth
Nazarene
Monseth
Lutheran Free Church
Farm Real Estate Values Still Rising
The Agriculture Department reports farm real estate values continued to rise in the four months to July 1, with the national index up 3 percent from March and 6 percent higher than a year earlier. Maine declined, Illinois and New Hampshire unchanged, and average farm value rose nearly $4,000 to $45,800 as acres per farm grew. Farmers hold far less wheat under price support loans by July 1, 1963, than last year, due to a lower $1.82 national support price and an 18 cent additional payment per bushel for participating in the wheat program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Maine
Illinois
New Hampshire
Two Injured In Crash Improving At La Crosse Hospital
Gene T. Peacock, 24, of 1627 S. 30th St., and Vernon D. Halmrast, 38, of 624 S. 17th St., were passengers in a vehicle stalled on the Burlington crossing when struck by a southbound train. Peacock remained unable to be questioned while Halmrast talked with officers. both were reported steadily improving at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital Monday.
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Gene T. Peacock
S. 30Th St
Vernon D. Halmrast
S. 17Th St
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse City
Halmrast
Peacock
Burlington Railroad
Farnam Street
Owatonna Clerk Crowned Princess Kay of the Milky Way
Audrey Meyer 19 from Clarks Grove won the Princess Kay honor at the Minnesota State Fair. She will leave her accounting clerk job in Owatonna to reign over dairy industry events for a year and will travel to the American Dairy Princess contest in Miami Beach in September.
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Kathleen Hijelle
Argyle
Miss Meyer
Elmer Meyer
Albert Lea High School
Konie Backes
Sauk Rapids
June Walter
Plummer
Miami Beach
Fla
Begin Apollo Flight Testing This Week
NASA announced that initial flight tests for the Apollo moon shot will occur this week over the New Mexico desert at White Sands. The Little Joe I launches are expected Wednesday using the same test methods as Project Mercury.
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Washington
New Mexico
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White Sands
OCD Engineer Kenneth Maill Dies in Battle Creek
Kenneth Maill aged 64 retired director of engineering for the Office of Civil Defense and former Public Works Administration chief in Tennessee died Sunday in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Battle Creek, Mich
Kenneth Maill
Office of Civil Defense
Public Works Administration
Tennessee
Treasury Shifts To Monthly Bond Issues
The Treasury will convert from quarterly to monthly one year bill sales in a move to align with Federal Reserve policy and corporate finance. Officials say the change aims to curb gold and dollar outflow by tightening short term loans and rates while supporting domestic growth through easier long term credit. The shift follows the Fed’s recent rate hike and prior steps to tighten the money market, affecting yields on short term bills and Treasury access.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Credit
Treasury
Treas
Federal Reserve
Union Discuss Short Shifts At AMC Plants
UAW locals at American Motors Corp in Milwaukee and Kenosha planned a late day meeting to address short work shifts. Local 75 met with management last week over reduced day shifts blamed on new standards. AMC cites routine jam ups from tooling for 1964 Ramblers. Local 75 authorized to strike vote, while Kenosha Local 72 has not indicated strike action.
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Milwaukee
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
Local 75
UAW
Miners Await Lift As Rescue Extends From Depths
In a Hazleton cave in, 58 year old Fellin and 28 year old Throne near final ascent. A 42 year old Louis Bova remains missing and unconfirmed. Rescue crews drill an 18 inch escape hole while feeding the men through a lifeline and maintaining contact via microphone.
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Fellin
Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Anna
Bandits Kill Five Guards At Manila Rice Office
In Manila bandits hacked five guards to death during a dawn attack at the government rice and corn administration. They looted about half a million pesos in cash and checks, tying victims and using an ax. One survivor, Pedro Lopez, escaped from a separate room.
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Manila
Pedro Lopez
New Preparation H Claims Quick Shrink Heal Hemorrhoids
A world famous institute announces a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment or suppositories. It allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, relieves itching burning and pain within minutes, speeds healing and reduces swelling, while easing bowel movements and preventing infection.
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New York
N. Y
Two Policemen Shot To Death In New Jersey
Two New Jersey policemen were killed at the Angel Lounge in the Route 46 area while investigating a disturbance. The suspect, identified as Tom T, was later questioned after another man, Anthony Cassarino, and a third man Frank Falco, were linked to the scene. Voto and Tedesco died from multiple gunshot wounds as the fatal incident unfolded.
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New Jersey
Lodi
N.J
New York City
Bergen County
Guy W. Calissi
Tom T
Calissi
Anthony Cassarino
Frank Falco
Peter Voto
Garry Tedesco
Angel Lounge
Cassarino
Hasbrouck Heights
Voto
Tedesco
Marriages filed in Wisconsin area for late August and early September
Public marriage notices list Ronald G. Allen and Susan J. Miller to wed August 31 in Onalaska, and several other couples including Sherman Stigen with Joan Schwabenbauer in La Crosse, Robert Ohland with Mary Schmidt in Bangor, Jerome Sterling with Carol Calligan in La Crosse, Patrik Watson with Beverly Hess in Greenfield town, Gary Olson with Annette Engler in La Crosse, and Frederick Yurske with Dolores Clason in La Crosse, all on notified dates.
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Ronald G. Allen
S. 4Th St
Susan J. Miller
Wilson St
Onalaska
Sherman M. C. Stigen
R. Stoddard
Joan M. Schwabenbauer
St. Cloud St
la Crosse
Robert R. Ohland
Minneapolis
Mary A. Schmidt
Bangor
Jerome D. Sterling
Beloit
Carol Calligan
King St
Patrik D. Watson
Hibbing
Minn
Beverly A. Hess
Greenfield
Gary D. Olson
Johnson St
Annette L. Engler
S. 8Th St
Frederick J. Yurske
Dolores A. Clason
R. J. Brodhead
Woman Survives 90 Foot Fall Into Abandoned Shaft
Webb City Missouri AP report says 29 year old Mrs. Margaret Hayes fell 90 feet into an abandoned mine shaft, landed in deep water and clung to timbered sides for over an hour before rescue. She sustained only bruises and was reported in good condition at a hospital.
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Webb City
Margaret Hayes
Gurkha Fighters Fly To Sarawak
A company of 50 Gurkha jungle fighters flew from Singapore to Kuching Sarawak to reinforce troops guarding border villages against infiltrators from Indonesian Borneo amid terrorist attacks.
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Kuching
Sarawak
Singapore
Indonesian Borneo
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Squaw Island
Choppy Lewis Bay
Honey Fitz
Caroline
Navy
Paul B. Fay
Sally
Fond du Lac Print Firm
Gisholt
Desitis
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Aileen Ine
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Clark
Sinclair Oil
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Helleman Brew
Sperry Rand
Roehring Co
Ind
Bi Studebaker Ma Marine Cap
McQuay, Inc
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Swift
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Texaco North
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Trane Co
Pyroil Co
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U.S. Rubber
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Swank Inc
Western Air Lines
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Westinghouse
Elec Dale Western Power
Yi White Motors
Wis P& L
Zenith
Tausche Bonds
Boston Capital
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Boston Fund
Eaton & Howard Wallace Press
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Wis Fund
Dow Jones
Virginia
Frankfort
Kentucky
Winona
Swift & Company
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
U.S
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Owatonna
Kay
South Third St
By Sam Dawson
AP Business News
AMC
Edward Tito
Fel
Lin
Tito
Hank
Davey
Dec
Pete Heinel
Heinel
By Lew Head
Fire Department
Loomis St
Robert Parkes
5Th Ave. S
Nicholas W. Brophy
St. Francis Hospital
Parkersburg
South Fourth ST
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