Accident Victim To Be Taken To Madison
A La Crosse youth 17 year old Obert C. Ristey Jr. was to be taken to Madison for treatment of paralysis from the hips after a Saturday night crash that killed John H. Knutson 16. The car rolled after leaving the road, six others were injured. Police investigate underage beer purchases.
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la Crosse
Madison
Obert C. Ristey Jr
Sunset Drive
Ristey
John H. Knutson
Decorah
Iowa
Knutson
Medary
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Deely
Spring Grove
Doely
Lutheran Hospital
Thomas Trehus
Roger Fan
Dist
John Flynn
Edward Tabbert
la Crosse County
Stanley O. Olson
Holmen
Big Creek
Davis Roads
Burns
Monroe
Olson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sparta
Monroe County
Leo F. Mashak
Bangor
Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui anchored as hijackers seek asylum
Under constant U S air and sea watch the 3127 ton Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui sits anchored near Belem Brazil as pro Communist hijackers seek asylum rather than return to Venezuela. Brazilian navy directs a corvette to escort the ship toward Belem and two FALN members head toward Recife to negotiate asylum.
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Belem
Brazil
Venezuela
Wilmar Medina Rojas
Havana Radio
Rio de Janeiro
Amapa
Maraca
Beruoga
Navy
Anzoategui
Havana
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Recife
Nego
Tiate
Romulo Betancourt
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Betancourt
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Washington
U.S
Gibbs
inter-American Affairs
House Foreign Affairs
Pentagon
Martin
U.S. Defense Department
Blockade debate over Cuba grows with Senate calls
Senator John Stennis says a new Cuba blockade may be needed if economic pressure fails to dislodge Soviet troops. William Miller urges reimposition of the naval quarantine and sanctions via the OAS. House hearings on Latin American subversion begin, with Edward M. Martin as first witness.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Cuba
Caribbean
Republican
William Miller
Kennedy
Latin America
Stennis
Organization of American States
Miller
House
New York
OAS
House Subcommittee On Inter-American Affairs
Edward M.martin
Senate International Affairs
Paul G. Hoffman
U.n.special Fund
Hoffman
U.N. Fund
U.S
Keating
R-N.y
Alliance For Progress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
United States
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cold snap to lower temps after Sunday warm spell
Wisconsin faces a colder front bringing light snow. Temperatures ranged from single digits in Superior to the upper 30s in La Crosse and Eau Claire over the weekend, with scattered snow observed in parts of the state as flurries push through from north to south.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Stevens Point
Superior
Old Town
Maine
Park Falls
Calif
Eau Claire
West Berlin elects Brandt allies in first municipal vote
West Berliners gave Willy Brandt’s Socialist party a sweeping victory in the city parliament race. The Socialists won 89 seats in a 140 member house, with the Communists dropping to 1.3 percent of the vote. Christian Democrats fell to 41 seats, Free Democrats gained 10. Observers say the result offers limited insight into broader West German politics.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Communist Party
Wall
Christian Democrats
Franz Amrehn
Brandt
Socialists
Free Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Six and a Half Miles Wise Guy
Atlanta reporter Ted Simmons uses a pedometer to track his wife Pat’s daily walking in a small apartment. She reports six and a half miles by 10 p.m while he hoped for a 50 mile total, a result he finds humorous and he ends up in the dog house.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ted Simmons
Atlanta Constitution
Pat
Simmons
Hickenlooper Critiques Kennedy Policy on Cuba Risks
Iowa Senator Hickenlooper head of the Senate Republican Policy Committee accuses Democrats of glossing over the danger posed by the Soviet Cuba bastion. He says Republicans will continue to highlight perceived policy failures and world disorder, urging cautious stance against Cuba and related hemispheric threats.
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Washington
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Cuba
Hicken
Widespread Flu Outbreak Triggers Visiting Bans Across Hospitals
Hospitals in Milwaukee Memphis and other cities suspend visiting hours amid rising flu cases. Asian flu outbreaks confirmed in New York Maryland North Carolina Kansas Michigan and D C. Memphis reports 500 patients with upper respiratory infections and staff absences rise. Virginia Kentucky and Indiana see absenteeism and hospital curbs as authorities monitor spread.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
E. R. Krumbiegel
Wood Veterans Administration Hospital
D. C. Firmin
Albany
N.Y
Baltimore
New York
Memphis
Tennessee
Indiana
Clark
Floyd
Clark County
Ripley County
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisville
Elks Home For
Bedford
North Carolina Health Department
Arizona Health Department
Connecticut
Ida Ballinger Johnston Dies at 92 Mother of MPAA Chief
Ida Ballinger Johnston 92 mother of Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America died Saturday. She was born in Keokuk Iowa and lived in Spokane Washington from the 1890s until the mid-1950s when she moved to Washington.
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Washington
Ida Ballinger Johnston
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Johnston
Keokuk
Iowa
Spokane
Wash
Electrical Engineers Strike Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Local 317 begins a strike against Wisconsin Electric Power Co and Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co over wages bonuses and termination terms. Pickets at five plants amid stalled negotiations. Milwaukee Mayor and state officials seek settlement. no service disruption expected.
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Milwaukee
Piconke
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
The
Electric Co
Wisconsin - Michigan Power Co
Wisconsin - Michigan Power
Appleton
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Milwaukee County
Port Washington
Joseph Piconke
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Lawrence Fuchs
Dale Wildes
Racine County
Henry Maier
John W. Reynolds
Madison
Wisconsin Employment Relations Boards
Morris Slavney
Arvid Anderson
Electrical Workers Union
Teamsters Union
No Wood Box to Fill Frustration Among Idle Youths Warned
Prof. Willard E. Goslin of George Peabody College told the American Association of School Administrators that millions of American children face frustration as society offers little for them to do. He urged all sectors to provide year round schooling, work opportunities for youth, and shared responsibility from business and labor to engage young people.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Willard E. Goslin
Nashville
George Peabody College
Goslin
The
American Association of School Administrators
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