Collective Discussion Invited in Soviet Chinese Rift
Moscow and Peking exchange insults over betrayal of communism as Pravda and Red Flag call for collective discussion to settle ideological disputes. Pravda links Albanian backers to danger while rebutting Cuban crisis capitulation claims. Red Flag accuses Khrushchev of revisionism and warns against nuclear brinkmanship.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Tass Red
Albania
Balkan
China
Khrushchev
Communist Party of the
Soviet ‘Union
Communist Movement
Cuba
Industry and unions meet over dockers strike talks
A first face-to-face session since the strike began bridges gaps between the AFL CIO ILA and the New York Shipping Association. Leaders discuss subcommittees and possible arbitration amid ongoing wage disputes. The ILA seeks 50 cents hourly package over two years. prestrike pay averaged $3.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Reynolds
Reynolds
Atlantic
Gulf
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New York Shipping Association
W. Willard Wirtz
Harvard
James Healy
Ir Wn
Wirtz
Washington
Kennedy
Gleason
Newsman Named Governor Reynolds Executive Staff
Gov John W Reynolds selects Stanley Zuckerman a 29 year old Milwaukee reporter as executive secretary and office manager Roger Miller 33 a Milwaukee reporter will head public and press relations in the governor office Zuckerman was previously named press secretary but the arrangement changed Miller will oversee public relations duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John W. Reynolds
Stanley Zuckerman
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Zuckerman
Roger Miller
Clifton Webb Undergoes Abdominal Aneurysm Surgery
Houston AP reports veteran film star Clifton Webb underwent major abdominal aneurysm repair today. Baylor University specialists performed the operation replacing the bubble with a graft. early hospital updates say things are going well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Clifton Webb
Baylor University
Stock Quotations Noon Quotations January 7 1965
A compact list of 1965 market quotes. Shares and mutual funds vary across industries with specific figures for Allis Chalmers American Can American Cyanamid and many others. Commodities show March Wheat January Soybeans and January Eggs with current prices.
State Below Average On Cigarette Use
Madison Bureau reports Wisconsin’s cigarette use is lower than the national rate. The Wisconsin Food and Tobacco Institute cites a per capita use of about 110 packs annually in Wisconsin, down from a national average of roughly 135. They warn lawmakers may push higher tobacco taxes as Wisconsin ranks 12th in tax weight, with a total tax of 15 cents per pack.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Food and Tobacco Institute
Wisconsin
Winona Livestock Prices Reported by Swift and Co
Swift and Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and produce with market moves. Hog prices range from 11.50 to 15.50 per cwt by weight class and type, cattle scenarios show steady to strong trends with top bids around 26.75, veal and bulls vary, and regional notes from St Paul and Chicago provide related cow calf hog data and dairy items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Mathieson
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
RCA
Clark O. & R
Republic Steel
First Bank Sk
Rexall Drug
Frantz
Hamilton Mfg
G. D. Searle
Heileman
Sears Roebuck
Koehring Co
Sinclair Oil
la Crosse Rub. Mills
Socony
la Crosse Tele
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Standard Oil
Ind
McQuay, Inc
Oil of
Nekoosa
S Stud Packard
North
Plastics
Sunray D-X
St. Power
Pyroil
Swift
Texaco
Royal Dutch NY Trane NS
Tae
Tausche
Western Union
Mutual Funds
White Motor
Boston Fund
Woolworth
Chemical F
Zenith
Eaton & Howard
Dow Jones
Fidelity Fund
Utilities
Inc
One Will
Puritan Fund
Wis. Fund
Bologna
ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Kennedy to confer with congressional leaders in Washington
President Kennedy will meet in Washington Tuesday at 5 30 p m with a bipartisan congressional delegation after two days of strategy talks with Vice President Johnson In Congress will convene Wednesday and Kennedy will outline parts of his 1963 program in a series of messages The discussions include the State of the Union plan and the administration’s legislative agenda with Johnson at Kennedy’s Florida vacation retreat and aboard the Honey Fitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
White House
Congress
Johnson
Vice Presi
Charles Wrightsman
Kennedys
Public Interest In Newspaper Strike Studied
A three-judge non-salaried board of accountability was named by Wirtz Rockefeller and Wagner to study whether the public interest is being adequately considered during the month-long New York newspaper strike. The panel will report by Friday and may suggest settlement procedures without proposing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Board of Accountability
Labor
W. Wirtz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Fort
Publishers Association of
New York City
Wirtz
Rockefeller
Wagner
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
Jsters Union
Ohio City
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Guild
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Teamsters
Commercial Department
the Press, & News
Board of Public Accountability
Harold R. Medina
U.S. Court of Appeals
Joseph O'Grady
International Typographical Union
Wisconsin Budget Debate Shapes 1963-65 Crisis Risk
Fiscal conflict grows as voters see the November 6 election as a mandate. Reynolds credits his victory to repealing the selective sales tax while Republicans push for a general sales tax. Reynolds will present the budget bill February 1 and may cut 30 to 35 million from 672.2 million. built in school and welfare formula increases raise the current 509.6 million. The coming months could forge a political compromise or trigger a financial crisis for Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Philip G. Kuehn
Wisconsin
Five Killed In Connecticut Hotel Fire
Wallingford reporters describe a deadly hotel blaze at the 163 year old Central Hotel. Five men perished and twenty six guests escaped or were rescued, with three hospitalized in Meriden. Damages estimated around $100000 as investigators search for a cause. Names identified include Joseph Ivan James Keating Paul Snyder Frank Hartman and Andrew Lenart.
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Wallingford, Conn
Central Hotel
Joseph Ivan
James Keating
Paul Snyder
Frank Hartman
Andrew Len
Leo Campos
Meriden Hospital
Thomas Clougherty
McKeesport
Robert Maha
Dravesburg
Robert Taylor
Wallingford
Clougherty
Taylor
Maha
Derr New Governor of Kiwanis District
Charles J. Derr of Fond du Lac is installed as 1963 governor of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis district. The two day convention also installed Walter Johnson as treasurer Frank L Wilen as secretary and 18 lieutenant governors led by J C Chapel and Arthur E Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles J. Derr
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin - Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
Derr
Walter Johnson
Manitowoc
Frank L. Wilen
Kenosha
J. C. Chapel
Arthur E. Peterson
Madison
George Frantz
Fennimore
Isaac Sader
Michael Stokas
Brookfield
Julius J. Fleschmann
West Bend
Arnold Evans
Appleton
Jay B. Williams
Cambria
Fred C. Reineking
Wisconsin Dells
Elmo L. Galsing
Westby
Robert J. Callahan
Green Bay
Gene A. Rowland
Wisconsin Rapids
Declan E. Whelan
Eau Claire
A. J. Wickley
Hancock
Mich
Russell W. Glynn
Ironwood
Chester Burt
Ladysmith
Erwin A. Meier
Wauwatosa
Paul J. Smith
Oshkosh
France to Launch Second TV Channel in April 1964
Paris officials announced the government owned network will add a second television channel in April 1964. Madison leaders consider commissioning an official and scholarly history of Wisconsin if the legislature approves an appropriation in the society budget proposal submitted to Governor Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
State Historical Society of
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Duplicate Bridge Club Elects 1963 Officers
La Crosse Duplicate Bridge Club elects Mrs Don Wille president for 1963 with Mrs Bruce Hines as secretary treasurer Mrs Ella Hagen hospitality and pairing chair and Richard Sartz re elected as tournament director Hagen to arrange partners for players without one Friday games at YMCA W S Wassam dorf and partner win 87½ Squier pair 72 Sartz Goggin 70½ Jurgens Carter 69½ Knorr Rethlefsen 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wille
la Crosse
Bruce Hines
Ella Hagen
Richard Sartz
W. G. Wassamandorf
James Squier
Betty Sartz
Millicent Goggin
Hillar Jurgens
Frances Carter
Alfred Knorr
Charles Rethlefsen
Boy Escapes Near Hanging In Ski Tow
Mike Schneider nine of Austin Minnesota was hoisted six feet by a ski tow after his scarf tangled in the machinery. He hung for about two minutes before bystanders freed him, was unconscious briefly, recovered in five minutes, spent the night in a Minneapolis hospital for observation, and returned home the next day eager to ski again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Minn
Mike Schneider
Joe Schneider Jr
Schneider
Mike
Minneapolis
Russian Orthodox Church Calls for World Peace on Christmas
Patriarch Alexei of Moscow urged clergy and believers to pray for eternal peace during solemn candle lit Christmas services in Moscow and across the Soviet Union. The midnight mass drew a crowd largely of women many elderly, with some younger women who grew up under communism, as services were held through the night in several churches. Tass reported the observances despite government attitudes toward religion. Christmas follows the old calendar with celebrations two weeks later than Western churches. Families celebrated with trees and Father Frost in homes as New Year festivities dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Alexei
All Russia
Soviet Union
Tass
Father Frost
Santa Claus
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New York special report outlines a breakthrough healing substance Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain without surgery. Report notes numerous cases of real shrinkage and patient statements that piles are no longer a problem, with availability as suppository or ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Meredith May Not Enroll Next Semester
Meredith, the first Black student at the University of Mississippi, announced he will not attend the university next semester under the present circumstances. He said he intends to stay through finals January 18 to 22, but will not enroll again under current conditions amid ongoing court actions and security concerns.
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Meredith
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Air Force
Wesley Church Potluck Starts at Six with Monona Cheney
Church spokesman corrected notice stating the Wesley Methodist Church potluck supper begins at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Guest speaker Monona Cheney, a Methodist missionary to China, will address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Monona Cheney
China
Boston Strangle Slayings Rise Toward Nine and Ten
Boston police list mugging and attempted robbery as likely causes for the ninth and tenth strangling deaths in six months. The victims include Donna Ella Saunders, 16, Roxbury, and Harold L. Cartman, 69, a Salem variety store owner. Investigation suggests multiple victims may share a single slayer. no evidence of sexual assault. Medical examiner notes neck injuries point to forearm pressure. Salem police report Cartman strangled with a robber’s gag after intruders entered his apartment. Edward W. Brooke urges more police protection for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Donna Ella Saunders
Roxbury
Harold L. Cartman
Salem
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Edmund L. McNamara
Boston Police
Richard Ford
Miss Saunders
Ford
Cartman
Miss France Holder Chooses Teaching Over Party Plans
Maguette Fabris a 22 year old math teacher at Lycee d Angouleme in Luchon France was named Miss France 1963. She declined a celebratory party and opted to bicycle to school fearing dismissal for winning without her principal approval. Fabris said she never planned to leave the teaching profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Muguette
Bridegroom Recants On Wedding Day In Nashville
In Nashville AP report, during a wedding on Saturday Judge Allen Cornelius presided as the groom declared he had changed his mind and asked for the marriage license to be returned. The party, including the bride, bridesmaid, best man, and the puzzled judge, exited in sequence while noting the groom was a Fort Campbell KY soldier living somewhere in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Allen Cornelius
Ft. Campbell, Ky
New York State
Ninth Federal Reserve District Sees 1962 Growth Contrast
The Ninth District economy grew faster than the nation in 1962 with upturns in farm income 8 percent and crop receipts 16 percent led by North Dakota gains. Industrial output rose 10.6 percent, durable goods employing more, aided by defense contracts, while mining declined with ore mines abandoned in northern Minnesota and Lake Superior shipments slipping from 1961. Copper production stayed normal in Montana and upper Michigan despite a Montana labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve
Minnesota
U.S
Lake Superior
Montana
Upper Michigan
Inauguration events mapped by state leaders and choir
Republicans and Democrats planned victory celebrations and strategy meetings for inauguration day. Gen Ralph Olson state adjutant general set up the program. Racine YMCA boys choir directed by Donald Erickson performed two selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dence
Ralph Olson
Racine Ymca
Donald Erickson
Postal Rate Hike Takes Effect Across Classes
The United States Post Office Department enacts higher rates to reduce deficits, with first class letters rising from 4 to 5 cents per ounce and air mail from 7 to 8 cents. Card rates climb to 4 cents, while second through fourth class increases are phased in over three years, aiming to boost revenues by about 600 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Plans Announced For Sigma Chi House In Madison
Construction is set to begin this spring on a 250000 Sigma Chi fraternity house on Langdon Street near the University of Wisconsin campus. William A. Chatterton of Madison, legal counsel for the fraternity, said two plots of land costing 100000 have been approved for purchase. The current Sigma Chi chapter house on Lake Mendota has been bought by the UW Foundation for future Wisconsin Center expansion.
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Madison
Sigma Chi
Langdon Street
University of Wisconsin
William A. Chatterton
Lake Mendota
University of Wisconsin Foundation
Wisconsin Center
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Amer Tel & Tel
Avco
Boeing
Boston Capital
Brunswick
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Food
Devoe & Reynolds
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed
NS Ford
Pruehaus
Gamble Skogmo
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Glass Tire, Inc
Greyhound
Milnois Central
Inter
Harvester
Interstate Power
Jones & Laughlin
Lockheed
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Mons
Winona
Swift & Company
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Idaho
North Dakota
Red River Valley
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JFK
Connecticut
Kiwanis District
Duplicate Bridge Club
Boy
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By van Savell
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Barnett
Lacrosse Office
the Stoddard Hotel
Peter G. Hurtgen
James C. McCord
Richard J. McLoone
Joel E. Stokke
Sn Reynolds
Sigma Chi House
Nelson- Funeral Home
Caledonia Street
Nelson’s
Order OF the Golden Rule
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