Wisconsin Urges Caution for Labor Day Travel
Gov. Reynolds and state labor leaders urged motorists to slow down and drive with patience during the Labor Day weekend to curb traffic deaths. Officials warned of heavy travel due to family trips and events such as a Braves game and a Packers Giants clash. Traffic police will be deployed statewide, with aerial observation planned. The Wisconsin Truckers Safety Council urged night-haul schedules to reduce congestion.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Haberman
James Karns
Karns
Bishop's Charities
Packers
New York Giants
Green Bay
Milton Sheen
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin Truckers Safety Council
Union Chief Attacks Arbitration Law Post Strike Avert
Neil P. Speirs international president of the Switchmen's Union AFL-CIO calls the compulsory arbitration law a first step in eroding free collective bargaining. He says the measure sets a precedent enabling government must weigh public interest before strikes in any industry.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Neil P. Speirs
Switchmen’s Union
Afl-Cio
Speirs
Sues For Divorce On Wedding Anniversary
Ruth K. Creasey filed for divorce from Jack Creasey in Denver District Court on their 14th wedding anniversary, accusing cruelty. The couple has three children.
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Denver
Colo
Ruth K. Creasey
Jack
Creasey
Kennedy Kids Thrive In Mass Cape Compound Family Life
Bruce Biass reports from Hyannis Port on the Kennedy clan ages 3 to 12 enjoying meals, riding horses, swimming, boating, and sports in a large family setting. Parents stress individual discipline within a big group while fostering confidence and communal learning.
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Kennedy
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Ethel Kennedy
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Kerry
Caroline
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Ted) Kennedy
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Stephen Smith
The
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Lewis Bay
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Michael Kennedy
Mrs. Shriver
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Wiler
Sandy
Eunice Shriver
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Lassie
Kim
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Governors Plan 2000 Mile Midwest Tourist Trail
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes announces a kickoff meeting in Amana on September 9 to form a 2000 mile tourist trail across Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois. Governors Kerner Reynolds and Rolvaag will be represented with plans to name mark and launch the trail by spring 1964. funding will come mainly from the American Petroleum Institute and meetings may continue later.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Amama
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Otto Kerner
John W. Reynolds
Karl Rolvaag
Amana
American Petroleum Institute
Light Plane Crashes In Minnesota Schoolyard
A light plane struck a Lindstrom schoolyard in rain and fog, injuring two. Pilot James Wright of Charles City Iowa and companion Walter Droegemueller of Battle Creek Michigan were treated and released. Wright said poor weather forced an early return from the Minnesota State Fair and fuel concerns led to the forced landing.
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Center City
Minn
Lindstrom
Twin Cities
James Wright
Charles City
Iowa
Walter Droegemueller
Battle Creek
Mich
Grant Holmquist
Wright
St. Paul
Brother wounded in Fond du Lac shooting amid argument
An 18-year-old man was shot Saturday night during an argument. His brother Robert was reported improving in Fond du Lac hospital with gunshot wounds to his back.
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Robert
Fond du Lac
Horse Show Set At Gale Fairgrounds
Galeville Wisconsin area riders invited to a Sunday horse show at the Gale fairgrounds starting 12 30 p m Timed races announced with no admission charged by the R F F Riders Club slated for September 1 at the fairgrounds in Galeville WI. entrants urged to participate.
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Gale Fairgrounds
Galesville
Wis
R.F.F. Riders Club
Fairgrounds
GOP Eyes Outside Help for 1964 Campaign Drive
Appleton Wisconsin AP state Republican chairman Talbot Peterson says the party may hire outside help for a large door to door registration push in 1964. He notes successful campaigns in Baltimore and says outside squads could be used this year with organized statewide coordination.
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Appleton
Talbot Peterson
Baltimore
Peterson
GOP
Paper Firms Announce Pact With Workers
Consolidated Papers Inc and Conseweld Corp reach a one year contract with five affiliated unions representing about 3000 production workers. The agreement includes a 3 percent general wage increase with a minimum seven cents per hour for male workers and a compulsory retirement age of 65. Affects workers at Wisconsin Rapids Appleton Biron Stevens Point and Whiting plants.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Consolidated Papers Inc
Conseweld Corp
Appleton
Biron
Stevens ‘Point
Whiting
Mayer Held for Treatment After Brother Shooting
Cyril M. Mayer 21 was ordered committed to Central State Hospital after being accused of shooting his younger brother during an argument. He faces a reckless conduct charge and was deemed unable to stand trial by County Judge Hazen W. McEssy following a recommendation from the County Guidance Clinic.
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Fond DU Lac
Cyril M. Mayer
Central State Hospital
Hazen W. McEssy
County Guidance Clinic
Mayer
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