Badger Boys State Set June 15-22
The 22nd annual Badger Boys State by the Wisconsin American Legion will run June 15 to 22 at Ripon College. Glenn D. Tinkham of Marshfield was elected president and Val W. Ove of Milwaukee became camp director at the directors’ meeting. In Nashville, thieves stole the two front bucket seats from a sports car parked at a Peabody College dormitory, William Zachmeir reported to police.
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Milwaukee
Badger
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Ripon College
Glenn
D. Tinkham
Marshfield
Val W. Ove
Nashville, Tenn
William Zachmeir
Peabody College
Presidents Come From Large Families
HAL BOYLE notes in a mailbag column that many U S national leaders came from large families. He cites figures such as nineteen of thirty four presidents with five or more siblings and sixteen presidents with six or more. The survey touches on public transport, ice cream consumption, and curious trivia like the Louvre being the world’s largest palace.
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New York
United States
Samuel Johnson
Louvre
Paris
Engineers Tour NP La Crosse Chapter 8 Visit Northern Plastics
Nicholas Voel ker chief engineer hosted the tour for the Northern Plastics plant and boiler room with Richard Sarazin from quality control assisting. The NP La Crosse Chapter 8, National Association of Power Engineers, conducted the monthly meeting.
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National Association of Power Engineers
Northern Plastics
Nicholas Voelker
Voelker
Richard Sarazin
Quality Control Department
Sparta High student injured after glass door crash
Irwin Fisher aged 12, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Fisher, ran through a glass door during a Sparta High School basketball game night. He was hospitalized at St Mary's Sparta with 18 stitches for facial lacerations, a two inch forehead cut, and bruises.
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Sparta
Wis
Irwin Fisher
Earl Fisher
Irwin
Sparta High School
St. Mary's Hospital
Town Problems Highlight Local Challenges
A resident comments on handling issues across the country, noting the unique problems faced by their own town and expressing familiarity with national concerns while acknowledging local difficulties.
Unemployment Dims Present Future Outlook
AP Business News Analyst notes President Kennedy faces a challenging State of the Union as unemployment remains a concern. The piece outlines proposed remedies from tax cuts to retraining, with teen and young worker unemployment highlighted. It discusses labor disputes, automation pressures, and calls for action to expand jobs and growth before Congress convenes.
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New York
Kennedy
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Bloodstained Car and Coat Found in Biernat Case
Police widen probe into the week-old disappearance of Kenosha juke box distributor Anthony J. Biernat. Investigators consider possible gangland slaying tied to Milwaukee and Chicago figures. Witnesses report a struggle at a railroad station parking lot where Biernat’s bloodstained car and coat were found.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha
Anthony J. Biernat
Biernat
Arthur Riley
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Kenosha County
Lake County
Illinois
Riley
Lake Michigan
William Korbel
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Korbel
Madison
Duluth Woman 61 Dies In Auto Crash
Mrs Hulda Swanson aged 61 of Duluth died in a Sunday automobile collision on Highway 23 near Kerrick Minnesota about 40 miles southwest of Duluth. She was a passenger in a car driven by her son in law Richard Dahl 35 of Proctor. The other car was driven by Maurice Keyport 26 of Kerrick. The death raised Minnesota 1963 traffic toll to 16. Elmer Nordberg 64 of Little Falls was killed in a two car crash on U S 10 near Bismarck North Dakota. his wife Catherine 61 was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Duluth
Minn
Hulda Swanson
Kerrick
Little Falls
U.S. 10
Bismarck
N.D
Nordberg
Catherine
Power Grid Ties Seven Communist Nations in Europe
Prague reports that seven Communist countries have joined a unified electric grid since the start of the year. The system is controlled by an automatic dispatching center in Prague, linking Bulgaria Hungary East Germany Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and the Ukraine in the Soviet Union.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ceteka
Bulgaria
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Romania
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Thieves steal powdered nickel drums from Ontario warehouse
In Niagara Falls Ontario Thieves broke into the W and K warehouse during the weekend and stole 76 drums of powdered nickel ingots worth about 40090 dollars Police said the drums each weighed 514 pounds.
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Niagara Falls, Ont
W. and K
Marvel Chow Mein Fundraiser Offer for Clubs
100 percent profit opportunity for clubs to host a Marvel Foods dinner fundraiser. Free fried rice noodles soy sauce place mats napkins and gift chopsticks. Lanterns and coolie hats available. Food prepared in government inspected kitchens. Write to Marvel Foods Inc 75 W Island Minneapolis Minn for complete details.
Milwaukee hoodlums linked in case with Biernat mystery
Detective Lt. George Barkley of the St. Paul police said authorities there found no connection between Milwaukee hoodlums and Biernat's disappearance. No other details were provided about motive or suspects.
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Milwaukee
Charles Hurst
Biernat
Waukee
George Barkley
The
St. Paul, Minn
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