Three Sheboygan youths killed in crash at same spot
Three Sheboygan youths, Paul Held 17 Gerald Ward 17 and John Prinsen 18, were killed in a 1:50 a.m. crash on Highway 28 near the city limits. Alvin Makrevis Jr. 18 suffered a brain concussion and possible skull fracture and was in critical condition. The car left the road struck trees and a utility pole. Prinsen was a Sheboygan South High basketball player. The region has seen repeated crashes at the same location.
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Paul R. Held
Gerald M. Ward
John ©. Prinsen
Alvin Makrevis Jr
Sheboygan
Prinsen
Sheboygan South High School
Luella M. Etzel
Milwaukee
North Leeds
Columbia County
Margaret Huebner
Kenosha
Robert
David E. Carney
Lodi
Madison
Waunakee
Dane County
Ower
Multiple Fatal Auto Crashes Reported Across Wisconsin
A string of deadly crashes over the weekend left Ronald Wegenke 15 of Montello Dennis Frank 22 of Hartford Luella Etzel 18 of Milwaukee and Leo Jensen 59 of Racine dead in separate collisions. Others injured included four people in Waunakee and Kenosha areas as investigators logged several fatal accidents plus a group of four deaths Friday in Madison Stoughton Chippewa Falls and surrounding towns.
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Ronald Wegenke
Route 2
Montello
Harvey Wegenke
Divine Saviour Hospital
Portage
Leo A. Jensen
Racine
Milwaukee Road
Kenosha County
Illinois State Line
Arthur Julseth
Stoughton
Sanford Nordness
Beatrice Hahn
Madison
Samuel G. Cardinal
Chippewa Falls
Floods devastate Britain Holland as Europe endures fierce storm
A violent weekend storm swept Britain Holland and neighboring countries causing flooding and deaths. Britain logged at least two fatalities with widespread property damage in London while Holland saw four deaths and evacuations in eastern towns. Strong winds and high seas disrupted travel across multiple nations.
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London
Europe
Britain
Holland
France
Germany
Denmark
Belgium
Friesland
Amsterdam
Hamburg
St. Paul's Church
French
Milwaukee Market Report Covers Hogs Cattle and Poultry
Live stock receipts at Milwaukee and South St Paul show hogs 25 to 50 cents lower with top at 17.75 and sows weaker. cattle receipts 1,800 with cow market steady to weak and fed cattle 23.50 to 25.50. calves steady with prime at 30.00 and slaughter calves 20.00 to 24.00. Chicago reports mixed hogs, butter and eggs steady, and potato and poultry markets showing modest moves.
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Monsanto Chemical
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allied Radio
Northern Pacific
el & G
Allis Chalmers
St Power NS Cent
Clark O. & R
American Motors
American
Steel
Royal Dutch
la Crosse Tel
Budd M Safeway Stores
McQuay, Inc
Arecier Tractor
Sears Roebuck
Nekoosa
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
No States Power
Columbia Gas
Sper Rand
North Banc
Cealth Edison
Stand
Oil Inc
Consolidated Foods
Oil NJ
Pan Am
Grane
Stude Packard
Portsmouth Co
Curtiss Wright Sunray Mid-Cent
Dow Chemical
Swift
Royal Dutch Textron
Eastman Kodak
Trane
Tex. E. Trans
Elec Auto Lite
Twent
Cent Fox
Trane Co
Ford
United Airlines
Wis. P
Foremost Dairies
U.S. Rubber
Tausche
General Electric
Western Union
Eaton & Howard
General Motors
White Motor
General Telephone
Woolworth
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound
Fidelity Fund
Illinois Central
Dec Corn
Inc. Investors
Dec
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
la Crosse
Ludlow
Ward
Montgomery
South S&t. Paul
Minn
UBDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile
Winona Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices From Swift & Company
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for Winona livestock. Hogs show a steady market with multiple weight classes and discounts for thin or unfinished hogs. Cattle market remains steady with ranges for dry fed steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls, and calves.
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Treatment
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment and suppositories reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case reports claim piles have ceased to be a problem as the product becomes available at drug counters.
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New York, N.Y
Student Under Sedation After Killing Sister
A Hofstra College freshman John Majorana 18 was sedated as doctors help him cope after accidentally shooting his 13 year old sister Juliana in their Bellmore home. The boy fled to nearby woods after the incident and was found about 24 hours later. A requiem Mass is planned for Juliana at St Barnabas church Bellmore on Tuesday.
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Bellmore
N. Y
John Majorana
Hofstra College
John Juliana
Juliana
St. Barnabas Church
Missing steamer Iri drifts with no contact from sea
British agents for the Liberian owned steamer Iri report the vessel overdue on a voyage from Cornwall to Montreal. The 3093 ton ship sailed November 8 from Fowey with 21 days fuel. Captain Ben Krasner is an American. the only other American aboard is journalist James Robert Dickson, a passenger.
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London
Iri
England
Montreal
Fowey
Cornwall
Ben Krasner
James Robert Dickson
Milwaukee man seeks 140000 for Green Bay collision
James J. Gilsoul a former Green Bay policeman filed a personal injury suit in Milwaukee seeking 140000 in damages from an Air Force employee over a May 9 downtown Green Bay collision between his motorcycle and an Air Force sedan The suit claims the crash permanently disabled him and cost him his job.
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Milwaukee
James J. Gilsoul
Green Bay
Air Force
Gilsoul
Fright of Her Life: Assailant Attacks 15 Year Old Girl
Jeanette Weisenberger of Bill's Valley, 15, escaped serious harm after an unknown attacker grabbed her from behind at her farm home around 6 30 p m. in Arcadia Wisconsin. She sustained bruises on neck and arms. no other molestation occurred. Trempealeau County sheriff’s department investigated after the incident was reported by her father and brother.
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Arcadia
Wis
Jeanette Weisenberger
Here
Bill’s Valley
Trempealeau County Sheriff Department
Pentagon revamp plan by Symington eyed for defense overhaul
The Symington committee proposes a major Pentagon restructuring including two new under secretaries, an assistant secretary for arms control, and a redefined Joint Chiefs of Staff with a single chairman of the joint staff. A military advisory council would comprise senior officers on active duty, not tied to any service. Kennedy aims to map federal aid for chronic unemployment with an 11 member panel led by Sen. Douglas. Udall is named for a Cabinet interior post, with Hodges named secretary of commerce and Ribicoff chosen for health, education and welfare. Kennedy will also meet Eisenhower and plan conferences in New York including a breakfast with Dag Hammarskjold.
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Stewart L. Udall
D-Ariz
Symington
Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs
Senate
Joint Staff
Secretary of Defense
Kennedy
Washington
Pentagon
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Rep
Udall
Interior
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Palm Beach
Caroline
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Eisenhower
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
West Virginia
Illinois
Kentucky
Southern
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Minnesota Iron Range
La Crosse Couple Faces Divorce and Dismissed Charge
Yvonne Sokolik, 24, of 902 2 S 5th Ave, and Donald Johnson, 25, R J Tomah, had sexual intercourse. charge dismissed for lack of evidence. Frances Daley, 35, of 804 S Losey Blvd, seeks absolute divorce from John Daley, 36, address unknown, on grounds of fuel and inhuman treatment. They wed December 27, 1947, in La Crosse. mother awarded custody of their one minor child.
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la Crosse
Yvonne Sokolik
S. 5Th Ave
Donald Johnson
R. J. Tomah
Frances (Johnson) Daley
S. Losey Blvd
John J. Daley
Bell System plans flat rate long distance calls
AT&T outlines a six zone long distance plan allowing unlimited three minute calls within chosen zones for a fixed monthly fee possibly under 3000 dollars per line. Overages would be time based and overall bill effects are not yet known.
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Boston
At&t
New York
Chicago
United Church of Christ proposed in a 10 year reunion plan
Dr. Blake outlines a plan to unite Congregationalists Evangelical and Reformed and others into a single church with more than 20 million members. Co-presidents Wag ner and Hoskins welcome the idea and note potential joins from Episcopal and United Presbyterian factions.
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United Church of Christ
Congregationalists
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Blake
Christ’s Church
James E. Wagner
Philadelphia
Fred Hoskins
New York
Episcopal
United Presbyterian
Disciples of Christ Church
United States of America
Funeral Rites Planned For Madison Editor Roy Matson
Funeral services for Roy L. Matson 52 editor of the Wisconsin State Journal will be held at St Andrew s Episcopal Church in Madison Tuesday afternoon. Matson died at University Hospitals after a heart attack in his office last week. He joined the paper in 1929 then became editor in 1942 and served as director of the Wisconsin State Journal Publishing Co Madison Newspapers Inc and Badger Broadcasting Co owner of WIBA. Survived by widow Helen Laird and two sons David and Dan burial at Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Madison
Roy L. Matson
The
Wisconsin State Journal
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Matson
University of Wisconsin
University Hospitals
A.M. Brayton
Wisconsin State Journal Publishing Co
Madison ‘Newspapers Inc
Journal and Capital Times
Badger Broadcasting Co
Radio Stattion Wiba
Cloquet
Minn
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism
University Club of Madison
Helen Laird
Riverside
Ill
David
Dan
Germany
Roselawn Memorial Park
Here
Coast Guard Rescues 17 From Freighter Grounding
Coast Guardsmen plucked 17 men from the stranded 246 foot Liberian freighter Francisco Morazan after it hit a reef off South Manitou Island. The Icebreaker Mackinaw recovered the captain and 13 crewmen plus three insurance agents and anchored in Grand Traverse Bay. Immigration officials planned to screen the listed crew, six of whom may be deported, as salvage plans for the Morazan were uncertain.
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Traverse City
Mich
Coast
Francisco Morazan
U.S
Mackinaw
South Manitou Island
Grand Traverse Bay
Coast Guard
Confession in Australian Kidnapping Case Emerges
Detective Sgt. Brian Doyle disclosed at a coroner’s court that Stephen Bradley, 34, confessed to abducting Graeme Thorne, the 8 year old found dead in a Sydney suburb. Bradley was extradited from Colombo and returned Nov. 19, facing murder charges. The Thorne family had just won 100 000 Australian pounds in a government lottery.
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Sydney
Australia
Brian Doyle
Stephen Leslie Bradley
Graeme Thorne
Bradley
Graeme
Colombo
Ceylon
Bazil Thorne
Doyle
Thorne
Supreme Court rules terminal cafes must serve travelers
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision led by Justice Black, ruled that interstate bus passengers cannot be refused service in terminal restaurants based on race. Bruce Boynton, a Howard Law student, was fined $10 for entering a “white” restaurant in the Trailways terminal in Richmond, Virginia, prompting the appeal. Justice Whittaker dissented, arguing the restaurant was privately operated and not carrier affiliated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Whittaker
Clark
Bruce Boynton
Trailways
Richmond
Boynton
Howard University
D.C
Selma
Ala
U.S
Walter E. Rogers
Virginia
Black
Justice Whittaker
High Court
Friederichs Named Coach At Campion
Friederichs former St Ambrose College football coach has been named head grid and track coach at Prairie du Chien Campion High School replacing Jim Peterson. Peterson remains head basketball coach and athletic director. Friederichs will teach algebra and geometry starting January 1961.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
L.G. Friederichs
St. Ambrose
Prairie du Chien Campion High School
Jim Peterson
Peterson
Ialso
Soldiers Grove
Friederichs
New Orleans
Holy Cross
University of
Inflatable Satellite Balloon Planned for Drag Study
A compact 12 foot diameter inflatable satellite aimed to orbit for weeks to a year to measure atmospheric drag on large uniform surfaces at orbital altitude, acting as a versatile inexpensive space work horse.
Soldier Sues Army Over Enlistment Promise
Fred W. Garlick Ti of Miami Florida sues to be released from the Army claiming the service breached a promise used to recruit him. He enlisted under a high school graduate program for a specific Army school and says he did not get the school requested. He files suit as a matter of principle near completion of duty.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. S
Fred W. Garlick TI
Miami
Fla
Garlick
Kennedy Urges Wisconsin Picks for Federal Posts
Milwaukee reports President-elect Kennedy recommended Lt. Gov. Phil Nash for assistant secretary of the interior and Norman Clapp of Lancaster for a federal regulatory agency chairmanship. Nash would oversee parks and Indian affairs. Clapp seeks a regulatory post with potential chairmanship. The moves have Gov. Gaylord Nelson and Sen. William Proxmire’s backing.
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Milwaukee
Phillip Nash
John F. Kennedy
Milwaukee Journal
Nash
Norman Clapp
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Pat Lucey
Gaylord Nelson
Wiliam Proxmire
Clapp
Federal Regulatory Agency
Woman Convicted Of Killing Husband In Beloit Stabbing
Doroth y Mae Kubitz, 29, of Beloit, was convicted Saturday night of second degree murder in the fatal stabbing of her husband Harold Kubitz, 47, in their trailer home on September 17. A presentence investigation was ordered.
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Janesville
Dorothy Mae Kubitz
Beloit
Harold
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