Wisconsin juvenile camp brings outdoors work to delinquents
In Jackson County near Black River Falls a state welfare and Wisconsin Conservation Department program runs a boys camp for youths ages 16 to 20. The first year shows gains in timber thinning pruning and road work plus game patches and lookouts while paying 75 cents daily.
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Madison Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin
Jackson County
Black River Falls
State Welfare Department
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Stanley G. DeBoer
Conservation Department
de Boer
Black River State Forest
Wisconsin Births Fall to 1945 Levels in 1963 Preview
Preliminary state vital statistics for 1963 predict about 92 000 births, the lowest since 1954 and a birth rate of 22.5 per 1000, down 2 500 from 1962. Marriages rise to 25 500, the highest in four years with a rate of 6.2, the best since 1960.
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Cupid
Woman 21 Donates Kidney to Niece in Transplant
Roxanne Johnson 8 of Hager City Wis received a kidney from her aunt LaVonne Doerr 21 of Red Wing in a seven hour surgery at University of Minnesota Hospitals Friday. Roxanne’s condition was listed as serious but improving after the operation to combat a kidney disease threat to her life.
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Minneapolis
Roxanne Johnson
Hager City
Wis
University of Minnesota
LaVonne Doerr
Red Wing
Roxanne
Donald E. Johnson
Winona Police Chief Resigns Position in Winona
George H. Savard who had led Winona police since September 1959 resigned Friday. The Board accepted the resignation effective February 1 1964 with Savard to stay on payroll January and provide advisory service. City Recorder John S. Carter named acting chief. A permanent successor is expected before February 1.
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Winona
Minn
George H. Savard
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
John S. Carter
Island Contends Turkish Minority Veto Blocks Legislation
The Turkish Cypriots accuse Makarios of erasing minority rights guaranteed by the 1960 constitution as Island’s veto power halts certain laws. They say the veto prevents passage of necessary legislation.
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Island
Makarios
Iron County Miner Sold To 3 Employes
The Iron County Miner, oldest weekly on the Gogebic Iron Range, is sold to three veteran employees by owner Richard Hemp of Mosinee. Francis Secor of Ironwood editor since 1952, his brother Robert ad manager, and Howard Moore of Ironwood a printer and compositor. No price announced. The paper traces to 1885 and was formed in 1950 from the Montreal River Miner and the Iron County News.
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Hurley
Iron County
Gogebic Iron Range
Richard Hemp
Mosinee
Francis Secor
Ironwood
Mich
Robert
Howard Moore
Hemp
Montreal River Miner
Iron County News
Weather Outlook Collates City Temps and Extremes
Last night low and yesterday high listed for multiple cities including Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City La Crosse Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg. Forecast section follows with regional outlook.
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Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
LA Crosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Talks Attract New Bonn Leader Amid Kennedy Funeral
At Kennedy’s funeral they met briefly and now the President will greet Bonn’s new leader at Bergstrom Air Force Base. A Bonn-U.S. meeting seeks to gauge if Erhard’s stance signals warmer talks with Moscow than Adenauer’s, with reservations on a Soviet East West pact or NATO Warsaw post exchanges. The Johnson ranch talks aim to map common ground and remaining gaps before formal touches with Moscow.
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Johnson Ranch
U.S
Bonn
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Erhard
Adenauer
Kremlin
NATO
United States
Germany
Police and Fire Briefs From La Crosse
Police report Walter Meyers 62 of 1022 St. Andrew St. transferred to St Francis Hospital after an incident on December 27. A locked out residence on State Street prompted a La Crosse fire department dispatch. A car fire at 3rd and State caused no damage. Harold W. Ehlo 18 of 1106 Avon Street faced theft charges for liquor with a six month jail sentence suspended and probation for two years with the Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare.
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Walter Meyers
St. Andrew St
St. Francis Hospital
Darlene Pfaff
State St
Marie Smith
George St
Harold W. Ehle
Avon St
Ehlo
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Peter Klink Found Guilty of Drunk Driving in Whitehall
Peter Klink, 45, of Independence was found guilty in County Court on drunk driving charges. Judge A. L. Twelme presided. The case arose from an Aug. 2 incident when Klink struck a parked car on Scranton Street after police arrested him.
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Whitehall
Wis
Peter Klink
Independence
A. L. Twelme
Klink
Ben Mahle
Scranton Street
Weather Bureau to issue inside humidity readings
The Chicago Weather Bureau will begin a test service to report indoor relative humidity several times daily during winter. Readings show how outside air would feel at 72 F after heating, explaining low indoor humidity can worsen throat and nose discomfort.
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Chicago
Chicago Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Moslems Promise Respect for Pope During Holy Land Visit
An AP Special Correspondent reports a Muslim scholar expects Pope Paul to receive respect during his Holy Land pilgrimage. He says Christians and Muslims share beliefs, though wide gulfs remain, and the visit could foster greater sympathetic understanding between faiths.
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God
Paul
Holy Land
Zafrullah Khan on papal visit shaping Muslim Christian ties
Mohammed Zafrullah Khan argues the pontiff will be warmly received by Muslims who honor respected figures. He notes Islam centers on five pillars and stresses God’s power over love, contrasts Jesus as a prophet with Christian belief, and predicts closer relations between Islam and Christianity through the papal visit.
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Mohammed
Zafrullah Khan
United Nations General Assembly
Pakistan
International Court
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Israel
Jordan
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Russians Behind It Sleep Machine Warns Of Sleep Crisis
AP digest warns that a Soviet sleep device could turn into a global tool for mass rest. It envisions two hour sleep cycles becoming standard, impacting churchgoers, workers, students, and families with pervasive fatigue and altered routines.
Marriage Licenses in La Crosse for Eisenman and Spejcher
Tommie L. Eisenman and Judith A. Spejcher, both of La Crosse, obtained licenses to marry, with Eisenman's address listed as 1227 S 9th St and Spejcher associated with Green Bay. The notice notes their intention to wed in La Crosse.
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Tommie L. Eisenman
Judith A. Spejcher
Green Bay
la Crosse
Thompson Begins Twine Factory Training at Stillwater Prison
Thompson, a 36 year old St. Paul lawyer convicted of masterminding his wife's murder, is in training in the Stillwater Prison twine shop. Warden Tahash said the job committee will assign him next week with clerical or educational roles as possible outcomes. He noted initial prisoner curiosity waned as he adjusted to inmate status.
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Stillwater, Minn
T. Eugene Thompson
Stillwater Prison
St. Paul
Ralph Tahash
Tahash
Thompson
Rusk Discusses China Policy and Peiping Attitudes
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged patience on Red China policy and warned against premature shifts. He rejected suggesting a near term open door toward Beijing, noting current Peiping attitudes worry U.S. officials and that changes in behavior would be needed before reconsidering policies.
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Red China
Rusk
U.S
United States
China
Peiping
Four Die In State Traffic Toll Reaches 894
Four more names join Wisconsin highway toll for 1963 raising total deaths to 894. Peter Netzhammer 91 of West Allis dies at Deaconess Hospital from injuries after being struck near his home. Howard J. Anderson 18 of Route 1 Boyd dies when his car skids on icy Highway 29 and collides with a truck. Ben Ryba 18 of Boyd survives with cuts as the truck driver Erland Johnson of Eau Claire has a knee injury. Jane F Frederiksen 16 of Antigo dies when a car skids and hits a utility pole on Highway 52 east of Wausau. Vernon Leslie Sr 66 of West Allis dies from injuries in a Racine County two car crash.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Peter Netzhammer
West Allis
Deaconess Hospital
Howard J. Anderson
Route 1
Boyd
Chippewa County
Owen
Clark County
Ben Ryba
Anderson
Erland Johnson
Eau Claire
Jane F. Frederiksen
Antigo
Highway 52
Wausau
Vernon Leslie Sr
Racine County
Bulgarian CIA funds tied to protests and provocation claims
The Bulgarian government is accused by a U S legation spokesman of slow police response during a siege while the Bulgarians say demonstrators were quickly dispersed by mounted police. The affair centers on CIA payments totaling 200000 dollars from 1956 to 1963 and allegations that funds were used to satisfy personal goals.
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Bulgarian Telegraph Agency
U.S
Washington
China
United States
Tax cut forecasts shape 1964 outlook for gains or pause
Forecasts split on 1964 performance with a potential 5 percent or more rise to a record output if the 11 billion Kennedy tax cut is enacted, otherwise a weaker year. Economists warn that faltering tax relief could curb expansion though overall 1964 output may still exceed 1963.
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Congress
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Walter W. Heller
Heller
Commerce Department
Economic Council
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Steer Prices Steady to Lower Through 1963
Chicago AP reports slaughter steer prices in 1963 were mostly steady to lower despite brief firmness. Top price reached 30.50 on Jan 9, then fell, hogs peaked at 20 per hundredweight for few days in July, and late-year prices hovered around 15.50 as pork stocks and meat prices weighed on demand. Unemployment remained around 5.5 percent, federal spending slowed, auto and housing outlooks stayed strong but not dramatically higher, and business investment growth lagged behind expectations.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Moves to Census Racial Makeup of Schools
Milwaukee school officials confirm a census to count white and nonwhite pupils in each school. NAACP leader Lloyd Barbee says results will enlighten parties about racial imbalance amid neighborhood school policy. District says census relies on teacher observations with no student questions.
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Milwaukee
Lloyd Barbee
Wisconsin Conference
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Fall Down Freight Chute Fatal at Richman Bros
Edward Zinns aged 47 died from head injuries after falling down a freight chute at the Richman Bros clothing store where he worked. The incident occurred Thursday and is being investigated by authorities.
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Racine
Edward Zinns
Richman Bros
UW role in state cited by Harrington
Madison AP Wisconsin president Fred H Harrington said 1963 focused on initial steps for industry university cooperation to spur long term state growth. He noted enrollment gains and a state operating budget increase with 485 new teachers across 10 campuses.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Fred H. Harrington
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Harrington
Milwaukee
State Woman Dies In Colorado Accident
Mrs Jeanette Michel 56 of Lake Mills Wisconsin died in a highway collision two miles east of Watkins on U S 40 Friday night. Her husband 65 and daughter in law 22 were treated for neck injuries in Denver. Drivers Mark Michel 22 and Bonnie Anerspady 21 escaped injury as the Denver woman attempted to pass.
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Watkins, Colo
Jeanette Michel
Lake Mills
Wis
Watkins
U.S. 40
Cuba and the United States Share a National Baseball Passion
A concise look at how Cuba and the United States both regard baseball as a defining national sport, reflecting cultural affinity, grassroots leagues, and enduring fan devotion across generations.
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The
United States
Polaris Firing Sub Wilson Joins Fleet
The nuclear powered Polaris firing submarine Woodrow Wilson joined the U S fleet at Mare Island California saying its missiles can reach almost any point on earth and its range is global The commissioning ceremony featured Chief Justice Earl Warren noting the ship will help guarantee the peace as the 7500 ton vessel bears the name of the 28th president
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Mare Island
Calif
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Navy
Earl Warren
Mare Island Shipyard
Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa Summary
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions prevail across Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota with scattered light snow in parts of the central and northern regions. The sunrise Sunday is 7 39 a m and sunset 4 35 p m with record highs and lows cited for December 28 1896 and 1880 and degree day totals to date compared to normal.
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Minnesota
Iowa
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