State Asks Order To Limit Picketing In Wisconsin
Gov. Knowles asked the attorney general to seek a court order limiting civil rights demonstrations in Wauwatosa to daylight hours. He proposed restricting the Milwaukee NAACP Youth Council marchers to designated locations and times, with possible National Guard use. The NAACP group has picketed Circuit Judge Robert Cannon’s home for 11 nights amid calls for his resignation from the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Wauwatosa
Atty
Bronson C. la Follette
Knowles
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Robert Cannon
Cannon
Order of Eagles
National Guard
Guard
Ervin A. Meier
Paul Hassett
State Industrial Commission
Milwaukee County
la Follette
Wauwatosa City
Milton Burmaster
la Follete
Nate Harwell
Naacp Youth’ Council
Freedom House
Ervin Meier
Robert C. Cannon
Eagles
Columbus
Ohio
Reds Attack U.S. River Patrol Boat in Mekong Delta
Viet Cong harassment of allied shipping continues with an unsuccessful attack on a U S Navy river patrol boat in the Mekong Delta. Navy helicopters join fleet operations after training with Army crews aboard USS Tortuga. A mine near the patrol boat caused no damage or casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Mekong
Navy
Uss
Tortuga
U.S
Co Chien
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
Quang Tri Province
Baton Rouge Victory
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge Victory Was Hit. A U.S
Bill To End Rail Strike Faces Union Opposition
OTTAWA AP. Union leaders rejected the government bill to end the nationwide wage strike of 118,000 railroad workers. They said the plan offers only eight percent interim raises and forces talks under possible compulsory arbitration, while workers seek about 30 percent. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson urged action, warning prolonged stoppage could harm the nation.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Commission Backs Green Island Rezoning and Theater Site
The City Plan Commission approved rezoning the lower end of Green Island for residential use and authorized leasing land to the La Crosse Community Theater for a building site. The plan ties construction to flood level safeguards and calls for a Minneapolis firm to design a bridge to Isle la Plume. The Judiciary Committee will review the rezoning Thursday.
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la Crosse Tribune
City Plan Commission
Green Island
Minneapolis
Isle la Plume
la Crosse
Everett Yerry
Wisconsin Board of Health
Robert Scheible
Leonard Adsit
Paul Marcou
Warren Loveland
Franklin Pamper
Scheible
Highway Committee
Commission
Pamperin
Sally Cremer
Birnbaum’s
Hafner
Tax Hike May Be Needed, Treasury Tells Congress
Washington hearing on inflation and interest rates shows a possible tax increase as a tool. Treasury Undersecretary Barr says taxing or cutting spending may be required if monetary policy alone fails, amid split among Democrats and debate over Fed rate controls. Congress moves toward a vote on competing bills while Truman and Johnson push inflation restraint.
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Treasury
Congress
Washington
Democratic Party
the Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
House Rules Committee
Barr
Johnson
Truman
Patman
Rules Committee
Fed
Pat
Marriage squeeze hits tens of thousands of brides
A report to the American Sociological Association cites a baby boom born cohort now reaching marriage age with 93 men for every 100 women and predicts future postponements or older spouses. It outlines possible fixes including earlier marriage by men or later marriage by women.
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Doug Bailey
Miami Beach
Fla
Asso
Glick
Parke
City Hall Bond Issue and Airport Runway Extension Planned
La Crosse Common Council Finance Committee recommended a 2.8 million bond issue for City Hall and approved 32,500 to hire Perry-Carrington Engineering to design a north-south runway extension. The plan supports jet service with a November referendum and bids expected next year for completion by October.
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la Crosse
The
Aeronautics Commission
Market Rallies Then Pauses Before Finishing Higher
The New York market moved up late in heavy trading after a morning rally and mid session setback. Volume near 11.5 million, with gains led by Sperry Rand and Eastern Air Lines. Xerox, U S Smelting, KLM up. some blue chips mixed with declines at mid-session.
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New York
Sperry Rand
Eastern Air Lines
Motorola
Xerox
U.S. Smelting
KLM Airlines
Itek
Northwest Airlines
Fairchild Camera
Raytheon
Phelps Dodge
Lorillard
Korean Encephalitis Death Toll Rises in Seoul
South Korea reports 28 more deaths from encephalitis in 24 hours, lifting total toll since early this month to 338 per Health Ministry update. The spike underscores the continuing outbreak affecting the Seoul area and surrounding regions.
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Seoul
South Korea
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D-Tex
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Texas
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