Catholic Family of Year Raises 11 Children Without Problems
Minneapolis AP report profiles Richard T. Seidel and wife as National Catholic Family of 1962. Eleven children include priests John J. Seidel 35 and Thomas E. Seidel 31, nuns Mary Gabriel 23 and Catherine 19, plus seven others. They have 16 grandchildren. two children died in infancy. The Seidels credit faith, daily Mass, rosary, and love for shaping a well behaved family. The honor was announced by the National Catholic Welfare Conference. a Sunday plaque presentation will be by Archbishop Leo Binz.
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Minneapolis
Richard T. Seidel
John J. Seidel
St Peter Canisius Church
Chicago
Thomas E. Seidel
Holy Cross
Notre Dame High School
Mary Gabriel
Catherine
Benedictine Priory
St. Paul
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Visitation Church
Leo Binz
Seidel
Richard
Wilmington
Del
Stephen
Joan
Rochester
Minn
Miriam Murphy
James
Robert
Barbara
Former County Official Hans K. Hanson Dies
Hans K. Hanson 90 longtime Jackson County clerk and register of deeds died Wednesday in Black River Falls hospital where he had been ill two weeks. Services set for Friday at Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial in Riverside Cemetery. He lived in Northfield and York, ran general stores, served 10 years as county clerk until 1945, wife preceded him, survived by two daughters Agnes Hanson and Helen Hagen, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Hans K. Hanson
Jackson County
Register of Deeds
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. A. Rykken
Riverside Cemetery
Torgerson Funeral Home
Mr. Hanson
Northfield
Norden
York
Agnes Hanson
Arthur
Helen) Hagen
Prairie DU Chien
Edward K. Pitzer
J. Arthur Pitzer
Grant County
Boscobel
Mary Beewar
Prairie Concrete Products Co
Lori
Angy
Ted
St. Gabriel's Catholic Church
Flint
Hazelton
Ottoson and Garrity Funeral Home
Merrillan
Ole A. Olson
Northfield Lutheran Church
David Bey
Jensen Funneral
Hixton
Mr. Olson
Norway
Fred
Two New Boys Institutions Overcrowded in Wisconsin
WALES and PLYMOUTH each host new state schools for boys with 327 and 306 youths, though capacities are 284 and 287. A Black River Falls camp also runs over capacity of 33, totaling 640 of 620 allowed. Officials warn no immediate relief. a long range plan calls for two more camps and another school in 1965-67.
Minnesota Good Roads urges two cent gas tax boost
Minnesota Good Roads Inc seeks a two cent per gallon gas tax increase to cover an $8.5 million shortfall in matching federal highway funds for the fiscal year starting July 1. Executive director John H. Mullen said the proposed hike would generate about $10 million annually, with $6.5 million available for other highway uses. The group, consisting of contractors equipment dealers and others in highway development, argues action is needed to secure federal grants.
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ST. Paulap
Minnesota
Good Roads, Inc
John H. Mullen
Mullen
Printer Talks Fail In New York City Newspapers
A revived joint peace meeting between striking printers and publishers of New York City's nine major papers ended after 45 minutes. Federal mediator Stephen J. Schlossberg said no real progress and adjourned subject to his call. Local 6 leader Bertram A. Powers suggested the sides were farther apart than before.
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NEW York
New York City
Stephen J. Schlossberg
Bertram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
Aflcio
Senate leaders debate Kennedy agenda ahead of 88th Congress
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen of Illinois pressed for tax cost relief as deficits loom while Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield of Montana praised the Kennedy administration record. Speaker McCormack said no president gets everything he wants but expected the 88th Congress to be more successful.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
McCormack
Rules Roll Call Maintains 15 Member House Committee
Washington AP reports the House voted 235 to 196 to retain the Rules Committee at its current strength of 15 members. Four Democrats Johnson Kastenmeier Zablocki Reuss and Republican O Konski voted for the proposal, while Republicans Byrnes Laird Schadeberg Thomson and Van Pelt voted against it.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Johnson
Kastenmeier
Zablocki
Reuss
O’konski
Byrnes
Laird
Schadeberg
Thomson
van Pelt
Fire breaks out at Kensington Palace in London
Fire damaged part of Kensington Palace collapsing roof near a 20 room apartment prepared for Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones. The princess watched from a distant area as smoke filled upper windows. London Fire Brigade dispatched 15 fire trucks. flames were controlled after about an hour.
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London
Kensington Palace
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
London Fire Brigade
Palace
Livestock Market Report from Swift &. Company
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and veal with prices by weight and condition. Hogs steady with various weight ranges from 160 to 360 pounds and sows and stags priced accordingly. Cattle steady to mixed with steers heifers cows and bulls listed, veal markets steady to strong, regional quotes from St Paul and Chicago included.
Tshombe’s UN opposition with Indian liaison in Congo clash
Tshombe rode with an Indian corporal and Wing Commander Sith Malik as the lone UN vehicle on the Welgelegen route, greeted as heroes while Katangan gendarmes disrupted the convoy. UN demanded Tshombe permit peaceful entry to Kolwezi. Thant warned of further measures if scorched earth threats persist. Bunche said Jadotville will move on Kolwezi. Kasai fighting continues with casualties over 400.
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U.N
Sith Malik
Congo
Welgelegen
Tshombe
U Thant
ONUC
Elisabethville
Jadotville
Kolwezi
Adrian Porter
Porter
Union Miniere
Nzilo
Kataga
Thant
Katanga
Kolweziam
Ralph J. Bunche
Leopoldville
United Nations
Bunche
New York
British and Belgian consuls expelled from Elisabethville
In Elisabethville the central Congolese government declared British and Belgian consuls persona non grata and demanded their withdrawal within 24 hours, citing incompatible political positions. The move follows tensions over Katanga policy and recent UN actions, as Congo weighs severing diplomatic ties with Britain.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Elisabethville
Justin Bomboko
Derek Riches
Count Kerkhove de Dentergem
Platteville Man Killed In Car Crash
Edwin Hinderman a 41 year old Platteville restaurant and service station owner was killed in a two car collision on Highway 151 nine miles southwest of Platteville. Three other people were hospitalized. The Wisconsin traffic toll for 1963 rose to 12 with the incident. Kathryn Weisert aged 84 of Milwaukee died from injuries after a separate collision near her home.
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Grant County
Platteville
Wisconsin
Edwin Hinderman
Highway 151
Kathryn Weisert
Milwaukee
Kenosha Police Seek Help in Locating Missing Man
Kenosha police, with Milwaukee authorities, investigate the disappearance of Anthony Biernat, 46, a pinball and juke box operator. Police say three young men, possibly from Milwaukee, are being sought after Biernat’s bloodstained car and coat were found at a railroad station parking lot. His wife said he left home around 7 pm Monday. Investigators call the case more likely foul play tied to robbery than any business matter. A witness described seeing three people scuffling in the lot and dragging something to a car.
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Kenosha
Anthony Biernat
Milwaukee
Arthur Riley
Biernat
Riley
Bier Nat
Kenosha County
Lake County
Illinois
Aldermen discuss Logan Junior project and school budget
Aldermen weigh steps to build the Logan Junior project while reducing the 1963 school budget. Pappas voices concern about debates over personalities, urging constructive action as Voight and Anderson advocate examining motives and autonomy. The committee unanimously adopts Voight's motion amid calls for broader citizen input.
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Logan
Pappas
E. M. Anderson
Voight
Former Chairman of Exchange Acquitted
J Truman Bidwell former board chairman of the New York Stock Exchange was acquitted on income tax evasion charges after 3 1/2 hours deliberation. Bidwell 58 said the verdict vindicates his faith in the jury system. A first trial ended in a hung jury Oct 2. The second trial began Dec 6 before Judge Thomas F Crooke. The government contended Bidwell and his wife filed false returns for 1956 and 1957 to evade about 55000 in taxes.
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NEW York
J. Truman Bidwell
New York Stock Exchange
Bidwell
Thomas F. Crooke
Milwaukee live stock market report
AP reports Milwaukee livestock receipts for Wednesday with hogs steady to 25 lower, cattle weak to 50 lower, and calves 1.00 to 2.00 lower. Hog prices 15.25 to 16.50 for 180 to 240 Ibs, sows mainly 14.00 cap, boars 10.50 to 11.50. Cattle utilities 14.00-15.00, dairy breds 17.00-18.00, bulls 19.50-20.50, steers 23.50-27.50, heifers 22.50-26.50, calves 24.90-34.00 for prime to good.
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ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Romney Seeks To End Image Of Dawdling
Gov. George Romney urged Michigan lawmakers to join a program to end the state government image as dawdling and do-nothing. He called for open housing legislation, tax reform, economic expansion, more jobs, and end to obstructionism, while noting Democrats hold most legislative seats.
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Romney
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Michigan
House
Senate
State Man Killed In New Jersey Crash
Two farm workers were killed when their car struck a pole and split in two in Plainsboro New Jersey. Delmas K Sweet 21 of Abingdon Virginia and Willie Rutz 34 of Milton Junction Wisconsin died in the wreck Edward Moretz 23 of Plainsboro survived in fair condition. All three worked at the Walker Gordon Dairy.
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Plainsboro
N.J
Delmas K. Sweet
Abingdon
Willie Rutz
Milton Junction
Wis
Edward Moretz
Princeton Hospital
Sweet Moretz
Walker Gordon Dairy
Murder Confession Repeated By Dickie
Theodore Thomas Dickie testified at an Air Force hearing in Boise that he killed a Mountain Home mother and her son. The Air Force charges airman J C Gerald M Anderson with the murders and plans a court martial. Dickie’s confession previously cleared Anderson, who later repudiated his own confession as obtained under duress after six days of interrogation.
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Boise, Idaho
Theodore Thomas Dickie
Naranette
Wis
Air Force
J.C. Gerald M. Anderson
San Diego
Calif
Anderson
Dickie
Johnson
Harrington To Speak At Wisconsin Founders Day Banquet
Dr. Fred H. Harrington president of the University of Wisconsin will speak at the Founders Day Banquet of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin in Madison Jan 26. He will discuss The Future of the State Historical Society during the midwinter board meeting at 7 p.m. in Tripp Commons Memorial Union. A museum tour and exhibits on gambling and 19th century furniture precede lectures. Awards of Merit will be presented and new staff introduced. Open to members and the public.
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Madison
Fred H. Harrington
University of Wisconsin
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Harrington
State Historical Society
Milwaukee
Tripp Commons
Memorial Union
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Clement M. Silvestro
The
American Association For State and Local History
Society
Leslie H. Fisher Jr
Arctic Air Brings Blizzard Across Montana and Dakotas
Strong northerly winds push Arctic air and snow from Montana into the northern Midwest, ending a brief springlike period. Temperatures drop sharply with subzero readings in Montana Dakotas and Minnesota. Blizzard conditions with 60 mph winds and four to six inch snow depths reported in parts, while outside the storm belt skies stay fair to partly cloudy.
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Montana
Midwest
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Cut Bank
Helena
International Falls
Two Supervisors Seek Reelection Nomination Papers Filed
City Clerk Alice Dickson received reelection filings from Leo G. Kihm of 1125 Maple St. in the 18th Ward and Harold Evjen, owner of Evjen's Barber Shop, of 711 Logan St. in the 9th Ward.
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Alice Dickson
Leo G. Kihm
Maple St
Harold
Bob) Evjen
Logan St
Evjen
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