Trusty Held For Killing Former Wife's Parents
A trusty who had walked away from the Mower County jail was held in Austin Minnesota on charges of first degree murder in the shooting deaths of his former wife’s parents the Talley couple. Conrad Kaus 34 appeared in municipal court after being recaptured by police and remanded to jail without bond for a preliminary hearing set September 11.
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Austin, Minn
Mower County
Conrad Kaus
Wallace Sieh
Fred G. Vogel
Kaus
Camellia Talley
Leo R. Talley
Doyle Lindahl
Talley
Sieh
Austin
Eight Deaths Recorded In State Traffic Summary
The Wisconsin toll reaches 713 for the year with eight deaths in a week. Victims include Jack L. Christensen 35 from Union Grove killed by a Milwaukee Road freight train near Racine and Narciso Polanco 19 from Shippton in a collision on Outagamie County Trunk F. and Cummings Rd. west of Stevensville. Other fatalities involve Marie Popp 63 of Kearlsarge Mich Judith Lutchka 22 of Danville Ill Nancy Regahn 16 of Grafton Robert Sutherland Jr 17 of Sparta William Schwab 20 of Nashotah Donna Engle 18 and Mary Jane Metello 19 both of Chicago and Everett Duvall 65 of Burlington plus Daniel Przybylski 10 of Stevens Point in bicycle crash.
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Associated Press
Racine County
Wisconsin
Jack L. Christensen
Union Grove
Milwaukee Road
Highway K
Airline Road
Racine
Narciso Polanco
Shipdton
Outagamier County
Cummings Rd
Stevensville
Marie Popp
Kearsarge
Mich
Portage
Highway 51
Judith Lutchka
Danville
Ill
Cadett
Nancy Regahn
Grafton
Ozaukee County
Robert Sutherland Jr
Sparta
William T. Schwabb
Nashotah
Oconomowoc
Jefferson County
Donna M. Engle
Mary Jane Metello
Chicago
Everett Duvall
Burlington
Kenosha County
Daniel Przybylski
Stevens Point
Minneapolis Man Drowns in Briggs Lake Capsize
John Olson, 54, of Minneapolis, drowned at Briggs Lake after a fishing boat capsized in rough water and high winds. Olson's wife and another couple, Mr and Mrs Boyd Cheney of St Paul, clung to the overturned craft until help arrived.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
John Olson
Minneapolis
Briggs Lake
Olson
Boyd Cheney
St. Paul
Cyprus Riots Spark Turkish Government Warning
Turkish authorities deploy troops in major cities as demonstrations erupt over Cyprus. Premier Ismet Inonu appeals for calm while Interior Minister Orhan Oztrak warns force may be used to restore order. Protesters accuse the United States Britain Greece United Arab Republic and the Soviet Union of pushing a Cyprus settlement unfavorable to Turkey.
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Turkey
Orhan Oztrak
Inonu
United States
Britain
Greece
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Cyprus
Squirrel Triggers Power Outages Across Twin Cities Region
Arthur L. Christensen of Northern States Power Co. said a bushy tailed squirrel in St. Paul caused outages of varying length through the Twin Cities and nearby towns. Officials switched to auxiliary power for 15 to 20 minutes after the 8 a.m. incident Monday.
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Arthur L. Christensen
Northern States Power Co
Coulee
St. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Eau Claire
la Crosse
NSP
Christensen
Bottle Carrying Note Floats For 39 Years
In 1925 eleven year old Jeanne Lackaff tossed a message in a bottle into the Columbia River hoping an Oriental prince would find it. On a Florence Oregon beach 39 years later two teens retrieved the bottle. The sender, now Mrs Jeanne Onslow, calls the tale amazing.
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Vancouver
Wash
Jeanne Lackaff
Columbia River
Orient
Florence
Ore
Jeanne Onslow
Fire destroys Farmers Union grain terminal in Fertile
A morning blast at 4 a.m. sparked a fire that leveled the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association elevator feed mill and two warehouses in Fertile Minnesota. Fire Chief Willard Erickson estimated losses near 100 000 dollars, including 40 000 to 50 000 bushels of oats and wheat, with strong winds spreading flames.
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Fertile
Minn
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Willard Erickson
Erickson
Inquest Set Over European Hostages Freed Death
An inquest is held into the death of a youth aged 16 amid reports that European hostages were freed. Reporter Robin Mannock documents the proceedings and the case’s developments.
Congo Army recaptures Albertville as Tshombe reports victory
In Leopoldville Premier Tshombe announced Congo forces recaptured Albertville, a strategic eastern city, while rebels reportedly advance toward Bukavu. He said 28 Europeans were freed, but about 100 whites remain unaccounted for. Reports say a mercenary force and advisers joined the effort.
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Moise Tshombe
Albertville
Congo
Bukavu
Tshombe
Radio
Leopoldville
Elisabethville
Albertsville
Katanga
Lake Tanganyika
Gaston Soumialot
Surgeons Fail To Save Milwaukee Man's Reattached Hand
In Milwaukee, Herman Pfannenstiel, 52, lost a three day effort to save his severed hand after a gear box explosion at Falk Corp. His hand had been reattached during a seven hour operation but was amputated at the original reattachment site. Pfannenstiel sustained a skull fracture and remained listed in good condition.
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Milwaukee
Herrman Pfannenstiel
Falk Corp
Pfannenstiel
Youth reported dead in Portugal is safe
Golden Valley youth Paul A. Svensson, 19, was listed as killed in a Lisbon crash but his family says he returned home two weeks earlier after losing passport and travel funds in West Germany. His mother confirms Svensson is home and well.
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Minneapolis
Golden Valley
Portugal
Lisbon
Paul A. Svensson
Svensson
West Germany
Svenson
A.F.R. ‘Svensson
Lazy youth wins 54th Dipsea Race
Gregg Sparks, 17, of Mill Valley, won the 54th Dipsea Race in 52 minutes 19 seconds. The grueling 6.8 mile course included stairways, roads and trails ending at Stinson Beach. His mother quipped he is “so darn lazy at home.”
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Mill Valley
Calif
Stinson Beach
Gregg Sparks
Weather update for Lacrosse and nearby regions
Weather summary shows fair conditions with variable clouds and warming trends across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Thunder showers are possible Tuesday across regions with heavier rains in western and central portions tonight into Tuesday morning. Windy or humid periods are not noted.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Youth Falls Off Car Hood In Wild Ride
Fifteen year old Raymond Shisler of rural Tomah is hospitalized in La Crosse after falling from the hood of a car driven by Jesse Sandwald. Witnesses say three youths rode the hood at 70 to 80 mph on County Trunk E near Wyeville. Sandwald, 40, was arrested for driving after license revocation and related charges, with alleged beer provision to minors.
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Tomah
Wis
Raymond Shisler
la Crosse
Shisler
Jesse Sandwald
Wyeville
Arden
Oss
Sandwald
Warrens
Lutheran Hospital
Macapagal to Make State Visit to United States
Manila AP report says President Diosdado Macapagal accepted an invitation for a state visit to the United States. He will depart October 3 and spend a week in the United States, according to an informed official source.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
United States
Macapagal
Businessman Joseph David Sr. Dies in New Orleans
Joseph Benjamin David Sr. 69 a businessman and civic leader died Sunday after a long illness. He served as a former president of the New Orleans Midwinter Sports Association, known for the Sugar Bowl, and was a founder of the International House of New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Joseph Benjamin David Sr
Sgt. Alvin York in serious condition at Veterans Hospital
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York remained gravely ill at Veterans Hospital after a urinary infection. His wife, son, and daughter were called to Pall Mall, Tennessee, as the 76 year old Medal of Honor recipient showed slow response to medication and faced ongoing hospitalizations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Pall Mall
Here
Red China Declines Soviet Planned World Communist Conference
Peking refuses to attend the Dec. 15 planning conference for a global Communist meeting. China accuses the Soviet Union of siding with the United States over the Gulf of Tonkin crisis amid Africa operations and vows no participation in any split efforts within the international Communist movement.
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China
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Viet Nam
United Nations
New China News Agency
Red China
Africa
Moscow
New discovery aids hemorrhoid shrinkage without surgery
A world famous institute reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H ointment or suppositories that shrinks hemorrhoids quickly and speeds tissue healing. Tests show relief in minutes for itching burning and pain and healing of long standing cases with reduced pain during bowel movements. Availability at drug counters nationwide.
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New York
N. Y
UAW And Chrysler Extend Contract Talks
UAW President Walter R euther led talks with Chrysler after rejecting offers from Chrysler GM and Ford as inadequate. The extension keeps the three year deal deadline from expiring, with Ford and GM set to resume bargaining as Chrysler pace-setter looms.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
United Auto/9
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Reuther
Chrysler
UAW
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Ford
GM Workers Council
Leonard Woodcock
Ternstedt
Woodcock
Duck season opens October 10 in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's 1964 duck hunting season will open at noon October 10 and run for 40 days. Goose season at the Horicon marsh also opens October 10. The opening date, chosen by a 4 to 2 vote, drew dissent from two commissioners who warned the later start could hurt northern areas.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries and Wildlife
Horicon Marsh
Charles Smith
Wausau
John Lynch
Gordon
Republicans rally around Keating as Luce pulls out
GOP leaders expressed optimism Keating could beat Kennedy with Mrs. Luce not running. They feared her third party bid would split Keating's base. Luce said her withdrawal aimed at party unity, averting a GOP move to drop support for Goldwater Miller on the national ticket.
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Keating
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Goiter Specialist Dr Arnold S Jackson Dies at 71
Madison AP Dr Arnold S Jackson famed goiter specialist died in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. He 71, former director of the Jackson Clinic, limited clinic work 15 months ago yet remained active in practice until three weeks prior. He led the Wisconsin Surgical Society US Chapter of the International College of Surgeons and the American Association for Study of Goiter, and authored The Answer is Your Nerves a Book of the Month Club selection.
Infant Burned In Kitchen Accident At Holmen
A two year old Holmen girl Lori Blum pulled a kettle of hot soup onto herself injuring her head and body. She was treated at La Crosse Hospital and released. The incident happened shortly after noon on the Holmen kitchen range and was reported to Patrolman James McHugh on Highway 53.
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Holmen
Lori Blum
William Blum
la Crosse Hospital
la Crosse
Highway 53
James McHugh
Puerto Ricans and Negroes Clash in New York
In a lower East Side incident, several hundred Puerto Ricans and Negroes clashed after a fatal Puerto Rican shooting. Fire bombs, rocks and bottles were thrown at rescuers and occupants as a tenement burned. Police arrested numerous participants. two officers fired on a fire escape, wounding no one.
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New York
Lower East Side
Diploma Proves She's No School Dropout
In Miami Joan White, a Palmetto High School graduate last June, protested a campaign against dropouts after receiving a registration card for the coming year. The complaint highlights ongoing concerns about dropout statistics and public messaging.
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Miami, Fla
Joan White
Palmetto High School
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