Veto Of Second City Budget Is Sustained
The La Crosse budget fight centers on Mayor Milo G. Knutson and School Supt. Conan S. Edwards after the council failed to override the veto. A meeting is proposed between the two leaders with others excluded to curb wrangling. The tax rolls must be prepared with mill rates, and no date was set for a meeting.
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Milo G. Knutson
Conan S. Edwards
Common Council
Board of Education
Finance and Purchase Committee
Knutson
Edwards
Alf Hansen
7Th Ward
John K. Flanagan
Hansen
Warren Loveland
2Nd Ward
Kennedy appoints Robert Kennedy Attorney General
President elect John F Kennedy named his brother Robert F Kennedy as attorney general and selected Douglas Dillon for secretary of the treasury. Dillon, 51, a Republican, will join Byron White as deputy attorney general with White a former All America football player.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Elect
Senate
Kennedy
Byron
Whizzer) White
Denver
Colo
White
All America
Justice Department
Dillon
J. Edward Day
Los Angeles
Rebels Overthrown In Ethiopia Report
London AP dispatch reports Addis Ababa radio claiming the rebel government opposing Haile Selassie has fallen. Merid Mengesha, once called a traitor, is cited as ordering the overthrow. Addis Ababa’s status remains unclear as loyalist broadcasts claim the emperor is returning home.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Nairobi
Kenya
Merid Mengesha
Voice of Ethiopia
Mengesha
Statio
Lion of Judah
Ethiopia
Voice of
Brazil
Khartoum
Sudan
Jet Bomber Explodes in Landing Crashes at Lake Base
A B-120 jet bomber carrying ten airmen and five officers exploded on landing at Lacon Air Force Base near Moses Lake Washington. A tail gunner was injured leaping 15 feet to a concrete runway, the only casualty. The crash followed an aerial refueling mishap in northern Idaho. M Sgt Henry W Olschner of New Orleans suffered multiple fractures and injuries.
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Wash
Air Force
Idaho
Lacson Air Force Base
Here
Henry W. Olschner
New Orleans
Four New Cardinals Named by Pope John XXIII
Pope John XXIII elevates four archbishops to cardinals at a secret Vatican consistory on January 16. Among the new cardinals is Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter of St. Louis, joining six U.S. prelates in the College. Other new appointees include Latin Americans and an Italian, expanding the college to a record 86 members.
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John XXIII
Joseph E. Ritter
St. Louis
Msgr
Giuseppe Ferretto
Vatican Curia
Luis Concha Cordoba
Bogota
Jose Umberto Quintero
Caracas
Sacred College
John
Jets Crashes Kill Many in Brooklyn Fire Blaze
In New York a United DC eight jet and another airliner collided in a snowstorm, crashing into Brooklyn. At least 124 dead with many more feared. Fire engulfed apartment blocks and a church. search for casualties continues.
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Brooklyn
Staten Island
New York
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Human Bomb Who Aimed To Kill Kennedy Nabbed
Richard Paul Pavlick, a 73 year old Belmont New Hampshire ex postal clerk, faced a $100000 bond in Palm Beach for intending to detonate a human bomb aimed at President elect John F Kennedy. Police said seven sticks of dynamite were found in his car and motel room. He told reporters he planned to kill Kennedy to stop his presidency and described his motive as an inferiority complex. He also said he would kill himself.
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Georgetown
Dillon
Eisenhower
France
Foster Furculo
Massachusetts
United States Senate
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Freeman
Minnesota
Agriculture Department
Goldberg
Afl-Cio
George McGovern
D-S.c
U.S
Senate
McGovern
West Palm Beach
Fila
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Richard Paul Pavlick
Belmont
N.H
George L. Pink
Pink
Pavlick
Palm Beach
U.S. Dist
Robert Rust
Miami
John Marshall
Secret Service
White House
New Hampshire
Rust
Marshall
Washington
Boston
Richard A. McDonald
Nick Igelis
Wagner
Coast Guard
Police
Fire Departments
Air Force
Stephen Baltz
Wilmette
Ill
Chicago
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Brooklyn
Prairie Du Chien Woman Dies After Fall Injuries
Mrs. Alice Sawvell, of Prairie du Chien, died in a hospital from injuries after falling 25 feet from a wooden cover in her backyard on November 19. Her shouts for help alerted a child. she was rescued after 45 minutes and hospitalized since.
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Prairie DU Chief
Alice Sawvell
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Frank M. Kasten
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