Weekend deadly Wisconsin road crash toll rises to eighteen
The first weekend of December brought eighteen deaths in Wisconsin highway accidents amid warm weather and heavy traffic. Notable losses included five year old Linda Hauswirth of Union Grove and several other victims across Racine, Sheboygan, Eau Claire, Shawano, and Milwaukee counties, with a rail crossing collision and multiple two-car and pedestrian incidents reported.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Racine County
Linda Lee Hauswirth
Union Grove
Robert H. Herman
Route 1
Adell
Sheboygan County
Ozaukee
Random Lake
Diane F. Hammen
Merlin
Hammen
Edward Burger
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Joan Flint
Barbara Gray
U.S
Shawano County
Harold Rudolph
Frank Adeziewicz
Pulaski
Bonduel
Pilot and Passenger Die In Colorado Plane Crash
A twin engine plane from Longmont crashed on a ranch 14 miles north of Springfield Colorado, killing pilot John Armit of Rochester Minnesota and passenger Forrest Odell of Denver. Foreman Jim Baker found the wreckage amid foggy weather as the craft, from Casper Wyoming, headed to Fort Worth Texas.
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Springfield
Colo
Minnesota
Colorado
John Edward Armit
Rochester
Minn
Forrest Dean Odell
Denver
Jim Baker
Baker
Longmont
Casper
Wyo
Fort Worth
Texas
Bill Riddle
Bice Reappointed To Committee At Pest Control Convention
Robert Bice owner of Bice Brothers Termite Control Co reappointed to the termite and wood destroying organisms committee of the National Pest Control Association. The reappointment followed the 29th annual convention in Kansas City Kansas where he works with biologists and entomologists from universities and federal agencies on the committee.
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Robert Bice
Bice Brothers Termite Control Co
Charles St
National Pest Control Association
Association
Kansas City
Kan
Rice
Pope John XXIII Shows Signs of Recovery at Vatican
Pope John XXIII, 81, appears on the road to resumed duties after a week with a stomach disorder and anemia. He blessed the crowd from his apartment window as doctors monitor his condition and possible attendance at next weekend’s Vatican II ceremony.
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Pope John
Vatican City
John XXIII
John
Pedro Aramburu
Bologna
St. Peter's Square
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Gasbarrini
Vatican
Winona Livestock Quotations From Swift and Company
Swift & Company reports prices and tone for hogs cattle veal and dairy markets in Winona and South St. Paul with noon quotations. Hogs fall 25 cents to 40 cents for various weight classes while sows and boars show mixed moves. Cattle steer and heifer prices ease 25 to 50 cents with cows and bulls steady to light dips. Separate notes cover South St. Paul activity and related commodities in Chicago Potatoes Grains Produce and Poultry markets.
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Bologna
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Supreme Court To Rule On Winston Right To Sue
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Henry Winston, former Communist party secretary, can sue the U.S. government for 1 million dollars over alleged medical negligence that left him blind while imprisoned in Terre Haute Indiana. A federal circuit ruling allowed suit under the Tort Claims Act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Henry Winston
Communist Party
Winston
Terre Haute
Ind
U.S
Court Refuses To Rule On Utility Advertising Objections
The Supreme Court declined to rule on objections raised by private electric utilities including two Wisconsin firms to Federal Power Commission orders. The FPC required removal of advertising costs from operating expenses and their placement in income deduction accounts. Northern States Power Co. of Wisconsin and Superior Water Light and Power Co. were among appellants.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Northern States Power Co
Superior
Richter Chosen By Washington In NFL Draft
Pat Richter from Wisconsin was the Redskins first draft pick in the NFL draft in Chicago. The 6-6 229 end was passed by six teams before Washington selected him, with Richter also noted as a strong baseball prospect.
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Ill
Pat Richter
University F of Wisconsin
Washington Red Iskins
Redskins
Richter
Wisconsin
Denver
San Francisco 49Ers
Kermit Alexander
UCLA
Alexander
Degver
Dallas Cowboys
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Cowboys
Boston
Jordan
Vogel
Massillon
Ohio
Budde
Detroit
Cleveland Browns
Tom Hutchinson
Kentucky
Buffalo
Blanton Collier
Browns
Hutchinson
New Albany
Ind
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Rufus Guthrie
Georgia Tech
Guthrie
Pittsburgh
Bears
Dave Berkman
Michigan State
Detroit Lions
Daryl Sanders
Ohio State
Sanders
Dallas
Young Wife Slain In Minneapolis Shooting
In Minneapolis a young wife, Charmaine Sanek, was killed early today in the kitchen of the Wallace F. Cilek home as her husband Patrick Sanek shot himself after an attempt to locate her by phone. The couple had three children.
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Minneapolis
Bloom
Ington
Charmaine Sanek
F. Cilek
Patrick Sanek
Sanek
Cilek
Saneks
New York
India
Ramish Jain
Jacobi Hospital
Bronx
Plan To Order Better Convair Door Latches
Government will recommend improvements in Convair airliner door latches after a CAB probe into the death of Allegheny stewardess Francoise de Moriere near Hartford on Oct 19. The report notes a latch kit used by Convair GD but not mandatory.
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Convair
General Dynamics
Fire and Police Report From La Crosse Area
Records detail fire response for a smok ing furnace at 1819 S 19th St and police reports from Dec 2 3 including injuries at Indian Head Truck Terminal and King Street. It lists speeding suspensions accidents and public offenses with names ages and addresses and court outcomes.
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S. 19Th St
Belle
Russians Begin Withdrawing IL28 Bombers From Cuba
The Defense Department reports that Russia has started removing IL28 bombers from Cuba. The first of an estimated 30 aircraft are being withdrawn, with fuselages seen on the Okhotsk offshore and disassembly seen at San Julian airfield. Officials caution on field counts.
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Washington
Cuba
Defense Department
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Okhotsk
Sylvester
U.S
San Julian
Russia
Pigeon Club to Meet for Officers and Banquet Plans
The La Crosse Racing Pigeon Club will meet Thursday to elect officers for the new year and discuss plans for the group’s annual banquet.
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la Crosse
Chicago Air Control Shifts To Aurora
Specialists in a new concrete block house near Aurora now control all instrument flight traffic over a 70 000 square mile area around Chicago. The switch from Midway Airport was completed Sunday with no equipment moves. Preparation spanned three years with 1.6 million dollars spent on the Aurora center and 4 million on new electronic gear.
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Aurora
Ill
Chicago
Midway Airport
Midway
Midway I
Federal Aviation Agency
Aurora Control Center
Pilot Injured In Crash Near Dodge Center
A light plane crashed in heavy fog near Dodge Center injuring the pilot who was returning from a Montana hunting trip. Fred Johnson of Kasson, about 45, was taken to a Roches hospital for treatment.
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Minn
Montana
Fred Johnson
Kasson
Roches
Ter
New Delhi
Johnson
Y. B. Chavan
India
Willis Fryer
Dodge Victory
Faribault
John
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nedsard Farm
Nehru Cites Signs of Chinese Withdrawal in Front Lines
Nehru told Parliament that Chinese forces may have thinned out front units but have not withdrawn. Indian sources noted partial withdrawals in other sectors amid confusion. The report outlines allied reactions, battlefield movements in Walong and Luhit Valley, and tensions over Ladakh terms.
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India
Nehru
Peking
Indian Communist Party
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tezpur
Mohammed Ayub Khan
New China News Agency
Walong
Burma
Luhit River
Assam
Luhit
Bombdila
Ladakh
China
Sinkiang
Tibet
Re recount push in area GOP territory with key figures listed
Recount efforts advance after Andersen declared apparent winner by court approved amended returns from 10 counties. Rolvaag seeks more votes as Plunkett joins district branch appointee Freeman. Keith loses by nearly 5,000 to Democrat A. M. Keith. Forsythe notes recount not automatic. 2,800 clerks must get notices. Supporters include Chisholm Clausen Thompson St Angelo and others.
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Rolvaag
Plunkett
DFL
Orville L. Freeman
Andersen
Supreme Court
Farr
Andersen - Rolvaag
JC. Donald Peterson
A.M. Keith
Robert ‘Forsythe
Forsythe
ST. Paul
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Aflcio
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Relvaag
Democratic- Farmer-Labor
Elmer L. Andersen
State Supreme Court
ST. Cloud
Eight killed on Minnesota highways
Weekend traffic toll rose with eight deaths across Minnesota from crashes. Minneapolis man G A Odenbreit, 53, died when his car hit a bridge railing in northeast Minneapolis. Other fatalities included six more from Blue Earth County and surrounding areas, with multiple injuries in several crashes and ongoing hospitalizations.
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Minnesota
Rodney E. Garten
St. James
Betty Cooper
Eagle Lake
Minn
Judy Sullivan
Mankato
Steven Boyer
Round Lake
Madeira
Janet
Sharon Sullivan
Judy
Curt Sorenson
LaSalle
Sharon
Sorenson
Roger A. Hagdorn
Blue Earth
Joseph Caven
Amboy
Eleanor Marie Engelking
International Falls
Cook, Minn
Highway 53
Cook
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George St
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Decorah
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Denton St
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By Henry S. Bradsher
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