Johnson EU sets oil policy and defense cuts
President Johnson directs the Interior Department to draft national oil policy, signaling a shift from White House control. He also orders defense payroll cuts and reviews military installations as part of broader budget and transition plans following the Kennedy assassination.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
Interior
Udall
Interior Department
White House
Texas
Congress
Department
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kermit Gordon
Justice and State Departments
Veterans Administration
Federal Aviation Agency
McNamara
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
Diem
Studebaker to quit U S car production
New York AP reports Studebaker will stop auto manufacturing in the United States and shift all car output to its Hamilton Canada plant. About 6 000 South Bend workers will lose jobs as production ends there after 50 years. Randoph H Guthrie confirms a future plan to remain in the auto field.
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New York
Studebaker Corp
United States
Canada
Dow Jones News Service
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Business News Service
Hamilton
Ont
Randolph H. Guthrie
Guthrie
Paroled Ex-Twin City Transit Chief After Defrauding Case
Sandstone Minnesota AP reports Fred A. Osama 70 former president of Twin City Rapid Transit Co will be paroled before Jan 1 after serving just over one year for defrauding the company of more than 1 million dollars. He was sentenced to four years with four co defendants paroled.
Radio Highlights and Sports Tonight Schedule
Monday broadcasts feature Vox Pop on WLCX at 7 p.m. and WCOW-FM at 7 45 p.m. A basketball game between New Lisbon and Mauston airs at 7 45 p.m. on WCOW-FM Sparta.
Monfils Named State Director of Civil Defense
Gov. Reynolds appointed Owen F Monfils of Green Bay as state director of civil defense. The 37 year old attorney succeeds William Chipman, resigning to join a national civil defense agency. Monfils, a 1962 Democratic Congressional candidate, will earn 15000 dollars annually. He served in the Air Force 1945 46 as an aerial engineer in the China Burma India theater.
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Madison
Owen F Monfils
Green Bay
John W. Reynolds
Monfils
William Chipman
National Civil Defense Organization
Senate
Congress
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Civil Defense Organization
Air Force
Locals Only Laundromat Offers Soaking Cycle in La Crosse
King Koin at 2238 State Road provides a self service launderette with a soaking cycle. Aletta's Hat Shop at 5th and Market features fall and early winter millinery reductions. Open tonight until 9 p.m.
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la Crosse
King Koin
State Road
Aletta’s
Plane Crash Near Philadelphia Kills Passengers
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA began the probe after Pan Am Flight 214 crashed near Elkton Maryland. Lightning reports and a chilling radio message preceded the disaster. Wreckage scattered over the area as witnesses described a violent explosion and a large fire with no immediate bodies recovered. A temporary morgue was set up in Elkton as authorities and Red Cross workers assisted relatives.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
FAA
Gregg
Henry Berry
Edwin R. Tully
FBI
Baltimore
Tully
Pan Am
Flight 214
San Juan
Philadelphia
Zebra
Ground Control
New Castle
Del
Dover
Air Force Base
Jerry Greenwald
Hock‘essin
Merryland
National Guard Armory
Elkton
Red Cross
Philadelphia International Airport
George H. Lewis
Delaney Road
Tri State Deaths in Wisconsin Local Notices
Virginia Marie Jerome age one month of R 4 Tomah dies in La Crosse hospital. Survived by parents Judy and siblings at home and grandparents. Services set for Tuesday in Bangor. Burial Burns Cemetery. William Wesley Bass 42 of Sparta dies in hospital. Funeral at Lanham's Mortuary with burial at Angelo Cemetery. survivors include siblings. Oscar I Kirking 68 of rural Westby dies after brief illness. Survived by widow daughter and three sons and four sisters and brothers. funeral by Anderson Funeral Home Westby.
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Virginia Marie Jerome
Tomah
la Crosse Hospital
Harlan Jerome
Judy
Larry
Dennis
Randy
E. A. Miller
Sparta
Maynard Jerome
R. J. Bangor
Fossum Funeral
Bangor
C. J. Auerbach
Burns Cemetery
Wis
William Wesley Bass
Lanham’s
A. E. Frederick
Angelo Cemetery
Glen
Hillsboro
Ransom
West Lima
Lillian Garves
John Mullett
Leslie Kennedy
Norwalk
Westby
Oscar I. Kirking
la Crosse
Mr. Kirking
Ella Larson
Donald
Esther) Hanson
Madison
Arthur
Harvey
Orlan
Viroqua
Harry Hanson
Barron
Gunda Larson
Tena Prucha
Alf Holte
Henry
Coeur D’alene
Idaho
Albert
Selmer
Nordahl
Cashton
Anderson Funeral Home
Detroit workers unhappy with AMC profit sharing plan
A Detroit Free Press survey of 45 AMC workers at Milwaukee and Kenosha finds widespread dissatisfaction with the progress sharing, preferring cash wage boosts. They object to stock tied in trust. The plan this year yields 6.17 million in benefits and 3.08 million in stock, about 4.9 shares per worker. Doug Fraser cites needed refinements after three years of the program.
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Detroit
Detroit Free Press
American Motors Corp
AMC
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Free Press
United Auto Workers Union
Doug Fraser
Stock Quotations Dense with Old Market Listings
A compact historical listing of stock prices and mutual funds from December 9, 1963, featuring Pepsi-Cola, RCA, American Can, General Electric, US Steel, Ford, Texaco, Dow Jones averages references, and numerous corporate bonds and commodities. The column catalogs prices, bids, yields, and fund names in a dense financial page style.
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Pepsi-Cola
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Phillips Pete
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
RCA
American Can
Republic Steel
Rexall
Clark Oil
American Motors
Reynolds Metals
First Bank Sk
Royal Dutch
Amer Tel & Tel
Safeway Stores
Gateway Trans
Anaconda
G. D. Searle
Godfrey Co
Aveo
Sears Roebuck
Hamilton Mfg
Brunswick
Sinclair Oil
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Socony
Koehring Co
Celanese
Sperry Rand
la X Rub. Mills
Columbia Gas
Oil of
Ind
la X
Consolidated Foods
N.J
Marine Cap
Curtiss Wright 1893
Studebaker
McQuay, Inc
Great Northern Ry
White Motors
Greyhound
Zenith
Tausche Bonds
Gulf of
Boston Capital
Tlinois Cent. Ind. NS
Nat. C. B
Boston Fund
Inter. Harvester
la Cr. Cooler
Chemical
Interstate Power
Ludlow
Eaton & Howard Jones & Laughlin
Wallace Press
Bal
Fund
Lockheed
Eaton & Howard
Mack Trucks
Dow Jones
Minn
Incorp. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Utilities
Mass
Monsanto Chemical
North
Pacific
St. Power
Puritan Fund
Olin Mathieson
Wisconsin Fund
Severe Snow Storm Impacts Minnesota and Nearby States
Snow across Minnesota and surrounding states left six inches in Duluth and four inches in the Twin Cities, with ten inches at International Falls. The storm caused power and telephone outages, road closures, and one bus rollover near Little Falls. Several fatalities occurred from ice, heart attacks, and vehicle accidents, with emergency services responding as conditions improved later.
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Page St. Cloud
Minn
Sioux Falls
S.D
Duluth
Twin Cities
International Falls
U.S. Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Hog and cattle market report from Winona and St Paul
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs and cattle as prices rise with heavier hogs discounted for fat hogs. Cattle and veal figures show steady to higher values across weight classes, with regional notes from St Paul reflecting a major storm slowing livestock movement and tightening supplies.
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Swift & Company
Winona
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Poultry and Grains Prices Report
USDA live poultry wholesale prices unchanged to higher with roasters at 23 to 24 cents per pound and special birds at 18 to 19 cents. Wheat No 1 red at 2.19, corn No 2 yellow 1.23 to 1.23, No 3 1.21 to 1.22, No 4 1.14 to 1.18, No 5 1.09 to 1.44. soybeans and oats not sold. soybean oil at 8 percent.
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Chicago
USDA
Japanese Surgeons Repair Spine Nerves
Dr. Tsuneaki Nakayama of Chiba University Hospital reports the 15 month old operation rejoined severed nerves in the spine of Kiyoko Oinuma, a 28 year old train platform accident victim. She has partial leg control and may use crutches. full walking ability remains unlikely.
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Tokyo
Tsuneaki Nakayama
Chiba University Hospital
Kiyoko Oinuma
Miss Oinuma
Nakayama
Kittikachorn Named Premier Of Thailand
Gen Thanom Kittikachorn was chosen to succeed the late Sarit Thanarat as Thailand's premier. King Bhumibol Adulyadej appointed him after Sarit's death from kidney and heart complications. The new leader vowed to keep the armed forces alert against subversives and maintain order amid Cold War anti-communist focus.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
America
Southeast Asia
Thanom Kittukachorn
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thanom
Leonard Heaton
Sarit
P. Pibulsonggram
Pibul
Japan
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Elkton 10 Miles From Three-State Junction
A northeast Maryland town near the Delaware line lies about 10 miles south of the Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania junction. Elkton, Md., a community of nearly 6000, sits mid route between Baltimore and Philadelphia along U S 40. The crash site north of Elkton is roughly 15 miles west of the Delaware Memorial Bridge in rolling farmed hills.
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Elkton
Delaware Line
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Weather Record for Lacrosse Region and Midwest
Snow flurries and colder air move across Lacrosse vicinity with northwest winds 20 to 30 mph. Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa show variable clouds, colder tonight, minimal temperature changes Tuesday, and scattered precipitation. Five day forecast calls for normal 13 to 29 degree highs, light precipitation, and midweek snow with occasional flurries.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Flood Stage and Sun Times
Mississippi River forecast shows little change with river stage at Lacrosse 124.7 and a 24 hour change of minus one tenth. Sunrise Tuesday is 7 28 a.m and sunset 4 27 p.m.
Multiple fatalities in Wisconsin traffic crashes reported
The report lists several fatal and injury traffic crashes across Wisconsin. Eldon D. Clark, 31, of rural Edgerton, died in a two car crash on Highway 59 west of Milton in Rock County. Robert G. Sigrist, 40, of Milwaukee, was killed in a two car crash on the city's Northeast Side. Three people died in a two car collision in Waukesha County on Highway 16 near Hartland. Victims named include Robert A. Hughlett Jr., 30, of rural Hartland Vila Swartz, 55, and Robert C. Jungbluth, 49, of Milwaukee. Four people were injured. Hughlett, a diabetic, may have lapsed into a coma due to lack of insulin. Robert L. Brown, 21, of Fond du Lac, was fatally injured when a car left Highway 149 near Calvary Station. Edith Bolton, 42, of Wind Lake, was killed in a two car crash at Highway 36 and Saddler's Drive south of Waukesha.
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Line
Eldon D. Clark
Edgerton
Milton
Rock County
Robert G. Sigrist
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Robert A. Hughlett, Jr
Hartland
Vila Swartz
Robert C. Jungbluth
James E. Welch
Hughlett
Jungbluth
Highway 16
Welch
Robert L. Brown
Fond du Lac
Highway 149
Calvary Station
Edith Bolton
Wind Lake
Saddler
Reynolds Proposes Welfare Buyout to Aid Menominee Indians
Gov. John W. Reynolds unveils a plan to let the State Welfare Department buy private Menominee bonds at market value to sustain their price and aid needy Indians. The proposal, replacing a $3 million State Investment Board purchase, aims to prevent a mass sale and preserve bond value with an estimated $500000 in welfare financing.
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Reynolds
State Investment Board
Assembly
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Menominee
Dane
Kenosha
Walworth
Janesville native among jet liner crash victims
Janesville resident Jack R. Kamplehner flight engineer on the Boeing 707 crash in Maryland Sunday perished with 80 other aboard. His mother, Mrs. William J. Cronin, lives in Janesville.
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Janesville
Jack R. Kamplehner
Maryland
Kamplehner
William J. Cronin
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U.S
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Lady Bird
Walter Jenkins
Gruen Precision
York
Princess “E
Kreisier
Karen
Hamilton and
Bulova
Russell J
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Seveler
C.b.&q
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William Bass
Oscar Kirking
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Kittson County
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Gary A. Bruckner
Minnie Johnson
Fullerton
N.C
Oakes
Alan Madsen
New London
Robert B. Johnson
Willmar
Joseph Anderson
Moorhead
Barnesville
Little Falls
Walter Andres
C. O. Olson
St. Francis
Minneapolis
St. Louis Park
Shriners Hospital For
New Ulm
Winthrop
Winona Livestock
Bologna
Julia
Kittikachorn
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