Sparta Woman Killed in Highway 71 Crash
A two car collision on Highway 71 near Sparta, Wisconsin, killed Mrs. William Bohl, 57, and injured five others. Straw bales spilled into Schroeder lane are cited as a contributing factor. Victims include Virgil Bohl, 26, and Wayne Bohl, 3, with multiple injuries.
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Sparta
Wis
Mers Valley
William Bohl
Otto Schroeder
Kendall
Dewey Reinstra
Schroeder
Bohl
Virgil Bohl
Wayne Bohl
Nora Magelee
Mitchell
Monroe
Wisconsin Implement Dealers’ Assn
Peru Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba Sparks Latin Move
Peru cuts diplomatic relations with Cuba amid regional anger at Cuban agents spreading revolutionary propaganda. Uruguay hints at expelling the Cuban ambassador in Montevideo as diplomats foresee possible actions by Colombia Venezuela and Chile to isolate Castro-ruled Havana.
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Peru
Cuba
Uruguay
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Benito Marrone
Montevideo
Havana
Lima
Colombia
Venezuela
Chile
Castro
Latin American nations urge Cuba break relations
A petition in Panama urged President Chiari to sever diplomatic and trade ties with Cuba. Guatemala Haiti Nicaragua Paraguay and the Dominican Republic pulled their top diplomats from Havana. Peru accused the Cuban Embassy of interference by distributing Communist propaganda and other acts.
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Panama
Roberto Chiari
Cuba
Guatemala
Haiti
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Dominican Republic
Havana
Peru
Cuba Fear of U S Invasion Grows On Transition
Reports suggest Cuba faces imminent U S attack as government officials denounce the plot before the United Nations. Cuban media claim invasion plans target Kennedy before his January 20 inauguration.
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Presidenhower
Johnnedy
Raul Roa
New York
United Nations
Cuba
Revolucion
el Mundo
U. S
Belgians In Mourning Demonstration Caps Violence Fears
About 2 000 grim strikers with black bordered flags marched in Brussels shouting no slogans after a fatal clash between state police and demonstrators. Police say a gunman killed Francois van der Strappen as riots spread to Mons and Antwerp. Premier Eyskens faces a push to pass economic reforms amid Socialist protests.
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Brussels
Belgium
Francois van der Strappen
van der Strappen
Gaston Eyskens
Eyskens
Antwerp
Mons
Couillet
Marcinelle
Kennedy names Weaver first Negro for key housing post
Resident-elect John F Kennedy selects Robert C Weaver 51 to head the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency with a Harvard PhD and past NAACP chairmanship. Weaver arrives in Palm Beach for the announcement amid other senior appointments and overseas assignments planned by Kennedy.
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LM Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
New York City
Housing and Redevelopment Board
Harvard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Weaver
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
New York
Harriman
United States
Palm Beach
Invasion Of Laos Report Sparks Western Tension
NE Laos officials claim seven North Vietnamese battalions with artillery have invaded northeast Laos and attacked Nonget, while Tass in Hanoi denies any invasion and accuses Western interference. U.N. discussions and varied Western reports follow as the region grows tense.
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Vientiane
Laos
Boun Oum
Rene Georges
New York
United Nations
Sisouk Na Champasak
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Singapore
United States
Soviet Union
Kong le
Boun
Pathet Lao
Seven Die In New Mexico Two Car Crash Near Alamogordo
A rain slicked U.S. 70 crash near Alamogordo NM killed seven, including a mother and her two young children, as part of a three state holiday death toll. The Mullane family perished. only William Mullane Jr. survived in critical condition.
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Alamogordo
N.M
Wisconsin
Bethesda
N. M
William H. Mullane
William H. Mullane Jr
Elizabeth
Kathleen
William H. Mullane III
U. S. 70
Mullane
Albert E. Armijo
Veronica Chavez
Bobby Brusuelas
Eloy Chavez Jr
Veronica
Mrs. Schlabach Dies Friday in Local Hospital
Mrs. Rudolph M. Schlabach 67 of 182 S 16th St La Crosse died Friday night after a sudden illness at home. She was a former Pryor and a graduate of La Crosse High School and Normal. Survivors include her husband R M Schlabach and three Madison sons. Services Tuesday at Wesley Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening at Hellwig Morris Funeral Home.
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Rudolph M. Schlabach
S. 16Th St
la Crosse
Alice Ruth Pryor
William A. Pryor
la Crosse High School
Central
la Crosse Normal
State College
R. M. Schlabach
Schlabach
Edwin Sheppard
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hellwgi-Morris Funeral Home
Announcer Arrested After Hit and Run Plea Broadcast
Medway Massachusetts. Ronald Green a 26 year old WMRC radio announcer was arrested after on air pleas for witnesses to a fatal hit and run. Police tied a fender ornament to his car matching a missing piece found at the scene. Domenick de Fazio 12 died wheeling a bike on Route 109 Friday.
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Medway
Mass
Ronald Green
WMRC
William Giallonardo
Green
Greene
Domenick de Fazio
Giallonardo
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