U.N. Arms Embargo Proposed Against South Africa
The U N Security Council is set to back a Norwegian resolution for a worldwide arms embargo aimed at pressuring South Africa to end apartheid. The plan faces mixed support, with the Soviet Union calling for stronger action and the United States and Britain opposing a full economic boycott.
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Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
United Nations
United States
Britain
U S Plans Satellite in Stationary Orbit Next Spring
Washington AP reports NASA announced plans to place a communications satellite in a stationary orbit 22,300 miles high, above the Pacific near the International Dateline, as a step toward a global space communications system.
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United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
mid-Pacific
Kenosha Renames Lake View Park Kennedy Memorial Park
The Kenosha City Council voted 15 to 2 to rename Lake View Park as John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Park in honor of the late president.
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Kenosha
Lake View Park
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Plan to force civil rights bill from committee sparks GOP opposition
A discharge petition to move the Johnson civil rights bill to the floor faces GOP backlash as Democrats push a plan to gather signatures. Leaders aim for 150 signers by Tuesday to pressure Republicans. King and Wilkins head a civil rights coalition meeting at Arlington before Kennedy’s grave visit.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Johnson
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
John W. MceCormack
D-Mass
Wisconsin to Reconvene for Special Session on Roads
Wisconsin Republicans plan a special session in Madison to consider Gov. Reynolds highway plan. The session aims to authorize about 300 million dollars in borrowing and a gasoline tax increase to accelerate interstate and four lane road projects by 1967, with a seven member freeway commission to select routes.
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John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
Assembly
Albert G. Schmedeman
Reynolds
Kennedy
GOP
Milwaukee
Pope Paul VI to visit Holy Land next January
Pope Paul VI announced an unprecedented January pilgrimage to the Holy Land, the first papal trip there since St. Peter. He said the journey could mark the longest papal voyage and urged bishops to participate in church governance as reforms begin. The council recessed for nine months to revise documents, with a liturgy decree permitting modern languages in Mass and emphasizing Scripture.
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Jackie Kennedy to Move Into Harriman House Friday
Jacqueline Kennedy will move into the Harriman owned Georgetown residence at 3038 N St. on Friday with her children. The three story red brick house features art from Picasso to Matisse, a large dining room, multiple fireplaces, and a long terraced garden with a pool.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Georgetown
W. Averell Harriman
Picasso
Matisse
France
Kennedy
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Fire drains $100000 from Neenah lumber yard
A blaze that burned over 12 hours destroyed a three story warehouse and four storage sheds at E F Wiechert Lumber Co in Neenah. Loss estimated over $100000. Fire discovered at 1 30 a m in the planing mill and shop and spread to sheds 135 feet away. Firefighters called in from Menasha and all off duty men were summoned. Cause not yet determined per Fire Chief F G Diespehaupt.
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Menasha
F.G. Diesperhaupt
Johnson Eyes Budget Near One Hundred Billion
President Johnson aims for a lean budget with a possible record of 100 billion or more dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. He meets labor and business leaders and pledges to curb federal spending while expanding civil rights and national unity.
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White House
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Kennedy
Grove Man Convicted Of Evading Taxes
John Iverson of Soldiers Grove was convicted in U S District Court in Milwaukee of evading more than $6 000 in federal income taxes for 1956 57 The two day trial before Judge Kenneth P Grubb ended with a pre sentence investigation ordered and no sentencing date set Iverson allegedly failed to report income from seven sources including salary as a local official royalties from oil leases and other ventures
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Milwaukee
John Iverson
Soldiers Grove
U.S. District Court
Kenneth P. Grubb
Iverson
Heileman Brewery Wins Permit for Major Addition
Heileman Brewing Co. at 925 S. 3rd St. receives permits for a 15,000 square foot addition north of aging cellars and an 312 square foot office building extension. The project totals about 142000 dollars, with total investment near 500000 dollars including tanks and washroom. Peter Nelson and Sons Inc. is general contractor.
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S. 3Rd St
Roy Kumm
Heileman’s
Kumm
Heileman
la Crosse City Inspection Department
Peter Nelson and Sons, Inc
Judge frees Elizabeth Dakin after sanity ruling
Circuit Judge Bruce Beilfuss ordered Elizabeth Jane Dakin 22 to be discharged from state supervision for Dec 1 1958 fatal shooting of her parents Thomas and Mary Dakin Manston. Dakin plans to study at Oshkosh State College then UW Madison. She has lived in Oshkosh since May after hospital release.
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Winnebago State Hospital
Beilfuss
Miss Dakin
Oshkosh State College
University of Wisconsin
Madison
H.A. Stryzewski
Oshkosh
St Paul Teachers to Receive Raise
The St Paul school board approved a raise totaling 442500 dollars annually for teachers effective Dec 16. Starting salaries rise to 5000 from 4850 and progress on an experience scale to 8475 after 12 years, up from 8175.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis Sheriff Ed Ryan Not Seeking Re election
Henepin County Sheriff Ed Ryan announced Tuesday he will not seek another term after his 16 years in office. His current term ends December 31, 1966. He represented Minneapolis and did not state plans for the future.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Ed Ryan
Secret Service Agent Youngblood Honored For JFK Shielding
President Johnson awarded Rufus W. Youngblood the Treasury exceptional service award at the White House ceremony for leaping across the front seat and shielding Vice President Johnson during the Dallas assassination. The honor marks the second such award to a Secret Service agent for that day.
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Business Advisory Council
Johnson
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood
Kermit Gordon
Elmer Staats
White House
Pierre Salinger
Budget Bureau
Washington
Rufus W. Youngblood
Youngblood
Treasury
Department
The
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Clinton J. Hill
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
James J. Rowley
Hearing Set on Soo Line Passenger Train Discontinuance
The Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission schedules a January 29 1964 hearing in Thief River Falls on Soo Line Railroad’s petition to discontinue passenger service on trains 215 and 216 between Thief River Falls Minnesota and Drake North Dakota.
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