NATO Solid and Unified, Rusk Insists
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Farmer's Union Grain Terminal Association convention in St Paul that NATO is solid and unified against external threats and that France's Charles de Gaulle remains a steady ally on such issues. He urged Congress to approve foreign aid, said peace depends on resolving Berlin Cuba and Southeast Asia, and noted limited treaties with the Soviet Union while warning Russia and Red China retain global ambitions.
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Southeast Asia
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Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
UPI
Assembly Debates Road Speedup in Wisconsin Referendum
Madison lawmakers weighed a public vote on Gov. Reynolds highway program during a special session. Republican leaders proposed April referendum plans while Democrats pressed for the governor's $400 million bonding plan to finish the interstate system and Milwaukee expressways by 1967.
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Rules Committee
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26Th Judicial Circuit
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Walworth
State Welfare Department
Menominee Enterprises Inc
Robert Haase
Marinette
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Curtis McKay
State Building Corporation
Wisconsin
Robert Huber
West Allis
Milwaukee
Huber
Glenn Pommerening
R-Wauwatosa
Pommerening
Reynolds
Harold Froehlich
R-Appleton
Senate approves historic 1.2 billion college construction bill
The Senate approved a 1.2 billion college construction aid act by 54 to 27, with 37 Democrats and 17 Republicans in support. The measure funds classroom, lab, and library construction at 2100 colleges and requires matching funds, prioritizing expansion to handle rising enrollments toward 1970. A companion 1.56 billion vocational education bill and a 231 million medical education act were cited as upcoming measures.
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Kennedy
Congress
Senate Devotes Day To Kennedy Eulogies
The Senate stops work to honor John F Kennedy with tributes from Republicans and Democrats. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen prepared speeches while Hart urged a shared grief as a memorial to Kennedy. A coin proposal would place his portrait on a 50 cent piece.
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Washington
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Dallas
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
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Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Philadelphia Mint
Gilroy Roberts
U.S. Mint
UPI
Wisconsin approves branch campuses and extended centers
Gov. Reynolds signs a measure authorizing state colleges to establish branch campuses and allows the University of Wisconsin to add extension centers. He urges a state policy on decentralized facilities and adds Vocational and Adult Education reps to the Coordinating Committee. The governor also signs bills for 110000 in state aid to teacher colleges and the creation of area vocational school districts.
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Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
University of Wisconsin
Reynolds
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Coordinating Committee
State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
How They Voted On College Aid Bill
Democratic Senators William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin voted with the majority as the Senate passed a $1.2 billion higher education bill by 54 to 27. The measure authorizes construction funds for four year and junior colleges and was sent to President Johnson.
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Senate
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Congress
Washington
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Wisconsin
Fall From Freight Car Fatal To Worker
GREEN BAY AP Roy Holler 43 a North Western Railway employee was killed Monday night when he fell under a moving freight car He was a car man in the freight yards and was coupling air hoses when the accident occurred around 10 p m
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Roy Holler
North Western Railway
Holler
Sinatra Jr Freed After $240000 Ransom Paid
Frank Sinatra Jr is released unharmed after 54 hours in captivity near Lake Tahoe. The elder Sinatra paid $240,000 in small bills to a gang. FBI pursued leads but provided no progress. The boy, blindfolded for much of the ordeal, was found by a Bel Air private patrolman and reunited with his mother Nancy Sinatra.
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Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
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Nevada
George C. Jones
Bel Air Patrol
Jones
Associated Press
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Gary Cooper
Elizabeth Taylor
Sinatra Sr
Christina
Kennamer
Jack Entratter
Reno
Nev
Bel Air
UPI Telephoto
Weather voice intrudes on sermon at Albert Lea church
In Albert Lea Minnesota the Rev Roger Allen of First Presbyterian Church faced interruptions during a Sunday service as a crooner sang over the PA and a weather forecast interrupted prayers. The strange broadcasts came via the church sound system picking up Radio KATE alerts from the local station.
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Minn
Roger Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Kate
Peasant Militiamen Move On Bolivian Reds
In Bolivia peasant militiamen march toward Oruro to support President Paz Estenssoro amid hostages taken by dissident miners. U.S. officials seek hostages' release without a planned immediate attack while troops mass in the high Andes. The four Americans held include two information officers and a Peace Corps volunteer.
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Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Oruro
Paz Estenssoro
U.S
Andes
Union
Thomas Martin
New York
Michael A. Kristula
Cadillac
Mich
Bernard Rifkin
Montclair
N.J
Robert Federstrom
Honolulu
Michael A. Krustula
Alliance For Progress
Robert Fergerstrom
Peace Corps
Monticlair
Juan Lechin
Miniers
Lechin
Three Deaths in Wisconsin Traffic Weekend Toll Rises
The 1963 Wisconsin traffic fatalities reach 843 after three deaths in Chippewa Falls and Milwaukee. William S. Schaffmer, 77, died after being struck by a school bus near his home. Robert Alden Hanson, 24, of Milwaukee, died when his car hit a parked truck. Dagny Martin, 62, of Milwaukee, was killed in an icy bridge collision on Milwaukee's South Side.
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Chippewa Falls
Dagny Martin
Milwaukee
Martin
Beloit
New York City Council Votes to Fluoridate Water
The New York City Council approved fluoridation of the city water supply by a 19 to 4 vote. The proposal moves to the Board of Estimate for final approval, with Mayor Robert F. Wagner backing the plan to prevent tooth decay among children.
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New York
Board of Estimate
Robert F. Wagner
Cold And Snow Spread From Rockies Across Nation
The season’s biggest snow storm and extreme cold moved from the Rockies into the northern Midwest with rain sleet and cloud cover across much of the nation. Montana reported 21 below zero in Butte and Bozeman while subzero readings appeared in the Dakotas Montana Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Midwest
Appalachians
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Butte
Bozeman
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Dakotas
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Denver
Texas Panhandle
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Missouri
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Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Santa Gets Proposal
New York AP reports about 5000 “dear Santa” letters checked by the post office reveal a childlike plea already for Christmas. One note asks Santa to marry the writer, showcasing the playful sincerity of holiday wishes.
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New York
Santa Claus
Susan
Santa
Hostages held by Bolivian tin miners endure cramped confinement
Four Americans and 11 others seized by Communist-led Bolivian tin miners in Catavi are confined each night in a single 18 by 12 foot room and sleep on the floor. The group, including a West German and a Dutch national, are kept under guard and await possible release as government actions unfold.
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Oruro
Catavi
U.S
Associated Press
Jorge Canelas
Boliva
Bolivia
Irinco Pimentel
Federico Escobar
Thomas Martin
New York
U.S. Information Service
Cornelius Bloot
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