Adlai Stevenson Faces Congo and Disarmament Dilemmas at UN
The incoming U.S. representative to the United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson faces Congo crisis fallout and disarmament push as the General Assembly plans to reconvene March 7. Western powers worry about new African and Asian nations blocking actions while Kennedy era policy to support Hammarskjold in restoring peace remains central.
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United Nations
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Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
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U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Security Council
Congo
Kennedy
Eisen
U.S
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
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Eisenhower
Belgium
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Special Assembly
Geneva
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Africa
Wisconsin Legislative Library drafts 400 bills for 1961 session
MADISON AP The Legislative Reference Library plans about 400 bill drafts for introduction as the 1961 Wisconsin Legislature opens. Library chief M G Toepel expects up to 450 drafts before January 11, with the 1959 session leaving a record 2,225 total bills and resolutions. The library, entering its 60th year, also edits the Wisconsin Blue Book and serves as a legislative reference agency.
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Toepel
Senate
Assembly
Legislative Library
State Manual
Crossword Puzzle Clues From An Old Page
A list of across and down clues from an antiquated crossword, including entries like Diepassionate and Hops kiln, with labels from 1 to 31 and 42 to 58, suggesting a themed puzzle with varied wordplay and definitions. The grid references and specific clue wording indicate a vintage newspaper puzzle segment.
Construction Worker Hurt In Mishap At Hospital Addition
A city construction worker named Lorrin Oliver, 33, was severely cut on the head when steel struck him after a barrier failed at the St. Francis Hospital addition site. He was taken to the hospital’s emergency room. a heavy helmet offered partial protection.
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St. Francis Hospital
Lorrin Oliver
S. 21St St
Oliver
Milwaukee and Chicago livestock market report
The Swift and Company led livestock quotations show hogs down 20 to 40 cents with refined cuts. cattle steady with steers 19.00 to 26.00 and heifers 18.50 to 25.00, and calves 14.00 to 32.00. Chicago grain and produce mixed. Milwaukee hogs 25 higher and cattle steady. markets reflect end of year activity and holiday closures.
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Northern Pacific
Bryr
Northern States
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allied Radio
Olin Mathieson
Mis Central Tel
Allis-Chalmers Pfizer
Cent
Ge &G
Phillips Pete
Clark O. & R
American Motors
N.J
Columbia Gas
Stud. Packer Orth. Banc
Cornwith
Edison
Copeland Sunray Mid-Cent
Cran
Swift Portsmouth Co
Curtiss Wright
Texaco
Dupont
Trane
Royal Dutch Eastman Kodak
Twentieth Cent Fox
el & Mus
United Airlines
Tex. E. Trans
Ford
U. S. Rubber
Trane Co
Foremost Dairies
U.S. Steel
Wis P. & L
Fruehauf Trailer
NS Wallace Press
Tausche Hdw
Gamble Skogmo
Westinghouse
Elec
Mutual Funds
General Dynamics
Western Union
Boston Fund
General Electric
White Motor
Chemical Fa
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard
General Motors
General Telephone Great Northern
Eaton & Howard Greyhound
Stock Fund
Illinois Central
Fidelity Fund
Harvester
Inc Investors
Jones & Laughlin
Gr. L. C
Dow Jones
Ludlow
Mack Trucks Railroads
Montgomery Warda Utilities
Puritan Fund
Monsanto Chemical
Wis Fund
Winona
Swift & Company
Good Sons
Bologna
South 8St. Paul
ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
U.S
Belgium Strikers Rally as Socialists Call for Reach of Goal
In Brussels a mass meeting of about 10,000 strikers and sympathizers formed in front of the Socialist party headquarters. The protest spread in both the north and south as leaders asserted the movement would continue until its aims were achieved, despite forecasts of 50,000 participants.
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Brussels
Socialist Party
Investigation Ordered Into Mendota Patient Injury
Dane County Dist Atty William D Byrne ordered an inquiry into severe injuries to a 34 year old Mendota State Hospital patient. Authorities suspect criminal assault possibly by two attendants after a Sunday night beating linked to a no smoking rule violation. The patient was taken to University Hospitals in critical condition Tuesday night. no earlier report was made due to lack of visible injuries.
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Byrne
Man Awaiting Trial Re marries First Wife
Sidney J. Stamper, 33, jailed in St. Croix County Wisconsin while awaiting a first degree murder trial for the slaying of his second wife, remarried his first wife with two sheriffs as witnesses. He had been pursued by duck hunters after the October 9 shooting during an auto ride. his second wife Dorothy Smith was killed with a single head shot and four more shots after being dumped.
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New Richmond
All Skate Rinks Open City announces full skating conditions
The park department said Thursday noon all city ice rinks are in good condition. Lagoon hours are 2 to 10 p.m. and city park skating areas are 1 to 9 p.m. with a daily 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. closing period.
Marines invade a Chicago suburb home with Okinawa arrival
Marines from Okinawa begin landing at the John G. Ransford residence in Park Forest. Five arrive on Wednesday and more are expected, with the five bedroom house swelled by a growing number of Marines and local preparations racing to feed and shelter them.
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Chicago
Okinawa
Park Forest
John G. Ransford
Ransford
Donald
Butch) Ransford
Jerry
Butch
Viroqua Youths Detected With Homemade Bomb Bottles
Viroqua Wis at a Common Council meeting the chief of police said several young boys were found on the skating rink carrying bottles of gunpowder with fuses. Aldermen urged notifying parents and banning skating for a period to avert an accident. The police chief will pursue the matter. Earlier youths with pellet guns were caught shooting holes in signboards and businesses.
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Viroqua
Wis
Estranged Parents Cause Fatal Snow Crash In Indiana
In Tipton Indiana a head on crash on a snow packed county road killed 11 year old Vicki Lynn Hamilton who was riding with her mother Eleanor Hamilton. The father Phillip Hamilton and Joyce Long were hospitalized with serious injuries after the collision six miles northeast of Tipton. Both drivers said they saw the other car just before impact but could not avoid the wreck.
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Tipton
Ind
Vicki Lynn. Hamilton
Eleanor Jane Hamilton
Phillip SK. Hamilton
Joyce Long
Windfall
Hamilton
Application for Liquor License by Edward C. Pierce
Edward C Pierce of 2236 Onalaska Avenue seeks a Combination Class B Beer and Liquor License for 324 South 4th Street. The notice is dated December 28 and signed by City Clerk Alice A Dickson.
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Edward C. Pierce
Onalaska Avenue
South 4Th Street
Auto Out Of Control Fatality During Christmas Period
George Marsceau aged 24 of rural Menasha died from injuries after a car ran out of control and hit a railroad signal in the Town of Menasha. He was the 14th highway death during the Christmas holiday period as Wisconsin toll nears 902 for 1960, up from 816 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
George Marsceau
Menasha
Marsceau
Arraignment Set For Burglaries In La Crosse Court
One criminal matter before Judge Lincoln Neprud on motion day in La Crosse Circuit Court at 9 a.m. Friday. Ronald C. Flottmeier, 28, of 1835 Caledonia St., is arraigned in the burglary of Tausche Hardware last week. No civil matters listed.
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Lincoln Neprud
la Crosse
Carl F. Schnick
Ronald C. Flottmeier
Caledonia St
Tausche Hardware
Youth Center Open For Grades Seven Through Ten
The YWCA Youth Center will be open from seven to ten p.m. Friday and Saturday for students in grades seven through ten.
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YWCA
Property Tax Rolls Completed in City for Year
The city completed the property and real estate tax rolls and handed them to the city treasurer. Tax bills will be available this week and mailed after January 1. Real estate and personal property taxes are due by February 28 with January 31 for the first real tax installment.
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Alice Dickson
Wesley M. Denny
Denny
Fire records from La Crosse detail multiple incidents
Fire department records list December 27 explosions and fires at Fern Tausche residence 409 South 6th Street. fires along Causeway Boulevard. Clem Feldbruegge residence 417 South 11th Street with no findings. December 28 motor short at 1121 Jackson Street with no damage. gas fire at Oakland and Pine Streets attributed to Northern States Power Company involvement.
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Fern Tausche
S. 6Th St
Causeway Boulevard
Clem Feldbruegge
S. 11Th St
Nothling
Jackson St
Oakland
Pine Streets
Northern States Power Co
Calls Turn Out To Be Wrong Numbers In Onalaska
Rural Onalaska family faced nuisance calls at all hours after four days of sheriff and police inquiry. Investigators traced the source to several telephones and found one caller sought a recorded sermon, with a number nearly matching the Wilsons. The family plans to request a number change from the telephone company.
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Onalaska
Arlie Wilson
R. J
Vern Weber
Wilsons
One Inch Snowfall in La Crosse Reflects Broad Winter Pattern
La Crosse recorded one inch of snow on Wednesday the first measurable snow since November 5. Meteorologist Carl Peterson expects cloudy skies and another snow chance Saturday with highs near 27 and a low of 22. Lone Rock was the coldest spot in the state at 17, Fraser Colorado was 30 below zero, Fort Myers Florida reached 80. Mullain Idaho shows 18 inches of ground snow. Thursday and Friday in La Crosse forecast highs around 30 and a low near 17.
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Carl Peterson
Lone Rock
Fraser
Colo
Ft. Meyers
Fla
Mul‘lan
Idaho
la Crosse
UW to Grant About 900 Degrees Next Month
The University of Wisconsin will award degrees to roughly 900 students next month. Over 500 will receive bachelor degrees and about 400 will earn master's or doctoral degrees. Convocation and a reception for mid year graduates and their parents are set for January 7.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
University
Treat Leaders Of Teenaged Gangs As Psychos Not Hoods
Sociologist Dr. Lewis Yablonsky of the University of Massachusetts urged treating violent teenage gang leaders as psychos rather than hoods to reduce glory and participation. He argued gangs are loose, not cohesive, and that most youths lack real gang allegiance, with some leaders displaying delusions. He cited interviews after a fatal New York beating by the Egyptian Kings and noted constructive activity can help nonviolent youths.
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Associated Press
New York
Lewis Yablonsky
University of Massachusetts
Yablonsky
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Dr. Yablonsky
Michael Farmer
New York City
Kennedy selects Roosa as undersecretary of the Treasury
President Kennedy designates Roosa to run monetary affairs with a $21 000 yearly salary and oversee the national debt of $291 billion. Roosa, a Harvard economist and former vice president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, will be eased into the post by Dillon and Schiff. Cox, moving to solicitor general, brings a broad government record and Harvard law degree.
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Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Cox
Kennedy
Harvard
Roosa
University of Michigan
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marquette
Mich
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Office of Strategic Services
Omar N. Bradley
12Th Army Group
Dillon
Congres
W. Randolph Burgess
Julian B. Baird
Solicitors General
Congress
National Mediation Board
Solicitor General's Office
State
Labor
Plainfield
N.J
Wayland, Mass
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