Urban renewal plan details for Viterbo project revealed
The Candeub report cites an external survey finding 57 to 67 percent of 85 structures deficient in the Viterbo area. The plan budgets 1.49 million dollars over eight sections, including property acquisition, demolition, project improvements, and relocation payments, with federal backing for relocations and land disposition to reduce net cost.
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Candeub
Viterbo
Redevelopment Authority
William Gerrard
Gerrard
Census figures show La Crosse County property value rise
The Census Bureau reports La Crosse County local property gross value at 164.691 million in 1962, up from 132.307 million in 1957. Taxable values reflect 45 percent of market value, with residential and nonfarm real estate dominant, and the per capita taxable property totaling 2249 dollars, above the national average.
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New York
la Crosse County
The
Census Bureau
United States
la Crosse
NATO Nuclear Policy Discussion Shapes NATO Nuclear Policy
President Kennedy and the Senate House Committee on Atomic Energy held a broad 30 minute discussion on NATO nuclear problems and allied relations with Britain and France. No decisions were made and no action requested. The talks mark a first session with the full committee as Kennedy plans further meetings.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
France
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Pastore
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Nassau
Pas- Grandview
Tore
NATO
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Personal Income Reaches 1962 Peak Despite Shortfall
Washington reports personal income rising to 440.5 billion in 1962, up 24 billion from 1961 due to wage gains and higher taxes. Despite a genuine pocketbook boost, the figure misses Kennedy forecasts by about 7.5 billion as consumer prices rise around 1 percent. Wages and salaries rise 6 percent to 295.8 billion, manufacturing payrolls up 6 billion to 93.6 billion, and nonmanufacturing payrolls up 6.2 billion to 122.5 billion. Government wages up 4.4 billion to 56.2 billion. Unemployment and Social Security benefits total 34.6 billion, dividends near 15.9 billion, and personal interest payments at 29.7 billion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Commerce Department
Department
Birth Announcements From Krohn and Lutheran Hospitals
In Black River Falls and nearby towns, several babies were born this January. At Krohn Hospital a son to Mr. and Mrs Bernard Smetana on January 10. a son to Mr. and Mrs Richard McMurtrie on January 15. a son to Mr. and Mrs Lyle Johnson on January 15. At Lutheran Hospital a son to Mr. and Mrs Arvid L Solberg on January 16. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Louis Schweizer Jr. on January 16 in La Crescent Minnesota. In Black River Falls December 17 a daughter Theresa Diane to Mr. and Mrs David L Schumacher of Winston-Salem, with Schumacher formerly of La Crosse.
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Krohn Hospital
Mark William
Bernard Smetana
Black River Falls
Louise Karnitz
Richard Allen
Richard McMurtrie
Barbara Knutson
David James
Lyle Johnson
Sparta
Kathryn Lounsbrough
Lutheran Hospital
Arvid L. Solberg
Losey Blvd
Gene M. Garvalia
Louis Schweizer Jr
S. Maple
la Crescent
Minn
Martha S. Clayton
Wis
Theresa Diane
David L. Schumacher
Motor Road
Winston-Salem
Martha Phillips
Asheboro
N.C
Schumacher
la Crosse
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S
Army Chief of Staff
Saigon
Southam
Viet Nam
Paul D. Harkins
Harkins
South Viet Nam
Society Eyes Buying County Jail as Museum
The La Crosse County Historical Society weighing a bid to purchase the 10th and Zeisler Streets jail for use as a museum. Board rules require bidding. no appraisal yet. A special committee will handle sale of the courthouse and jail along with finance and buildings matters.
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la Crosse County
Harold Evjen
la Crosse
Alvin Peterson
Onalaska
Herrmann
Editor George Loveridge Dies at 58 in Providence
George Y. Loveridge, 58, longtime city editor of the Providence Journal and the Evening Bulletin and a noted author of books and short stories, died Thursday apparently from a coronary attack.
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Providence
R.1
Providence Journal
The
Evening Bulletin
Ice Covers Niagara River Blocking Power Generators
Massive mounds of ice clogged the 13 mile lower Niagara River from Niagara Falls to Lake Ontario as ice-breakers labored to keep water flowing to hydroelectric generators. Some buildups towered about 30 feet above the water level, threatening power output in the region.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
Ikeda reaffirmed anti Communist stance and aid pledge
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda of Japan reaffirmed alignment with non Communist nations and pledged to extend aid within Japan’s capacity. The report notes his 1963 Tokyo press conference and includes other world and market items, such as King Hussein’s eye bank pledge and livestock receipts in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Tokyo
Ikeda
Jordan
Hussein
Winona Livestock Prices Report by Swift & Company
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and veal with price ranges for Good Sows and various weight classes. Chicago potatoes and produce market notes follow, including butter grades and wholesale pricing trends.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Gehring Appointed To Wisconsin Soil Committee
Ralph E. Gehring of Shiocton was named a member of the Wisconsin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee by the Department of Agriculture. He will replace Wallace L. Helberg of Spring Valley, who becomes director of the Conservation and Land Use Division of the ASCS. The committee helps administer federal farm aid programs.
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Washington
Ralph E. Gehring
Shiocton
Wisconsin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Department of Agriculture
Gehring
Wallace L. Helberg
Spring Valley
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Three Hurt In Crash On Safe Driving Sign
Wellsburg West Virginia three motorists were injured after a crash against a newly erected sign urging safe driving. Harden Moren 30 of Wellsburg lost a toe when the car left the highway and struck the sign. Two companions were hospitalized but no serious injuries.
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Wellsburg
W.va
Harden Moren
Discrimination Condemned By Church Leaders
CHICAGO AP About 650 Roman Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders condemned racial discrimination as an insult to God and plan to turn conviction into action. The National Conference on Religion and Race ended after four days, urging regional interfaith conferences in ten target cities to spread their cause. The plan carries no binding force on local churches, but appeals for voting rights equal protection and open access to public facilities education and jobs.
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Chicago
United States
Detroit
San Antonio
Atlanta
Oakland
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Seattle
New Orleans
Blast Traps Coal Silo In Johnstown
An explosion trapped three construction workers two-thirds up an 80 foot silo at Bird Coal Co Riverside. Rescue began at once and the condition of the men was not known. Names tentatively listed include Ralph Taylor Philip Beaner and Joseph Skura.
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Johnstown
Bird Coal Co
Riverside
Ralph Taylor
Philip Beaner
Richwood
W. Va
Joseph Skura
Windber
Cherry River Construction Co
West Virginia
Korean Ferry Sinks Off Korea With 80 to 100 Aboard
A coastal ferry Yun ho carrying 80 to 100 Koreans capsized in a gale off Korea's southwest coast. Nine bodies recovered, one man reported rescued. The vessel sank about four miles southwest of Mokpo after rough seas.
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Seoul
Korea
Yun-ho
Hainam
Mokpo
Shin Moon
Suh Chong-soo
Cold wave aids escape across Austrian border
Three Hungarian refugees slipped into Austria with aid from a cold wave. They reported the no man’s land along the border was ice covered and the cold had rendered the frontier’s electricity charged wires ineffective.
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Eisenstadt
Austria
No Man’s Land
City seeks receivership to operate Philadelphia transit system
Philadelphia officials filed for a receivership in Common Pleas Court to take over the transit system owned by the city. The move aims to protect a 200 million dollar city investment in the Broad Street subway Market Frankford elevated lines and 270 new cars now idle due to a workers strike. The suit, led by Mayor Tate and city council directors, argues the union strike endangers city property and public transit service for about two million people. Negotiations resume as buses trolleys and subways remain idle amid wage and layoff disputes.
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City Today
Common Pleas Court
Phila
James F. Stern
Broad Street
Market-Frankford
PTC. Wy
Transport Workers Union
PTC
James H. J. Tate
Thomas McIntosh
George Schwarz
Tate
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Transport Workers Union Local 234
Gala to Bring In Funds For Demo Coffers
Washington AP report notes a high profile gala to aid Democratic debts marking Kennedy’s second inauguration anniversary. A $100 seat National Guard Armory event aims to raise about $1 million, with a pre dinner rumored at $1,000 per plate. Kennedy expected to attend both events. Bedford S Wynne chairs the dinner, while Richard Adler produces the gala featuring Judy Garland Carol Burnett and Carol Channing.
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National Guard
Kennedy
Dallas
Bedford S. Wynne
Richard Adler
Judy Garland
Carol Burnett
Carol Channing
Adenauer De Gaulle to Sign Pact Stirs Paris Bonn Fears
Bonn and Paris seek closer French German ties signaling a possible Paris Bonn axis. Critics warn such a pact could dominate Western Europe while Europe faces a crossroads over market unity and U.S. ties as Adenauer prepares to fly to Paris.
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Adenauer-De Gaulle
Europe
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
France
U.S
Adenauer
Paris Bonn axis moves to bind West Germany closer to France
Paris aims to bind West Germany to France in foreign affairs defense and culture with terms kept secret until disclosed in Paris during De Gaulle's visit. Adenauer resents the term axis while Bonn seeks European union akin to Nordic-Benelux ties. Italy questions the shift and Erhard opposes French policy aiding a possible pro-British Schroeder stance.
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Adenauer
Belgium
Holland
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Benelux
Ugo la Malfa
Italy
la Malfa
Bonn
United States
NATO
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
New Kimberly High School To Use Heat From Lighting System
Milwaukee AP reports a new Kimberly high school will heat and cool entirely from its own lighting and occupants. The building uses a well with 52 degree water to provide heat when outdoor temps drop below 23 degrees above zero, with no boiler or furnace. Architects Seaborne and Sauter described the system at a Wisconsin School Boards panel.
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Milwaukee
Kimberly
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
Ben Seaborne
Robert G. Sauter
Appleton
Kennedy plans informal West Germany stop after Italy
President Kennedy will make an informal working visit to West Germany after an Italy visit, with stops in Italy and Germany only. Mrs. Kennedy will accompany him to Italy. Bonn visit tied to Chancellor Adenauer's invitation, timing not fixed. The trip is linked to NATO nuclear force talks drafted with Macmillan.
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Kennedy
West Germany
Italy
White House
Germany
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
London
Harold Macmillan
Western Europe
Bonn
Rome
Nassau
Bahamas
Macmillan
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Gcs
Amintore Fanfani
Adenauer
de Gaulle
NATO
France
Reds Consistently Back German Peace and Yugoslav Revisions
The session featured Lee Wu defending Maoist policies and backing a German peace treaty and West Berlin resolution. He read a greeting from the Chinese Communist Party praising East Germany. Wu labeled Yugoslavs revisionists, signaling tension with Khrushchev’s camp.
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Berlin
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Red Chinese
East Germany
Stalin
Red Bloc
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Lenin
Khrushchev
Supreme Court weighs Georgia county unit voting appeal
Washington AP Months may pass before the Supreme Court rules on a Georgia county unit primary challenge. Atty. Gen. Kennedy urged upholding a lower court ruling that the system unconstitutionally dilutes voters' rights by giving rural counties excessive weight. Georgia officials defended the system as valid and proper legislative power.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
High Tribunal
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgia Democratic Party
Tennessee
Kennedy
Cour
United States
B. D. Murphy
Three Die In Ozaukee County Car Collision
A two car crash on Highway 141 north of Port Washington in Ozaukee County early today killed Elmer Godersky 45 and John Kartanas of Port Washington and Thomas Hanse 32 of Cedar Grove. John L Hartz 62 of Waukesha died after a separate crash in Waukesha County.
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Ozaukee
Wisconsin
Port Washington
Elmer Godersky
John Kartanas
Thomas Hanse
Cedar Grove
John L. Hartz
Waukesha
Waukeshaw County
Nike-X Sprint and Zeus clash over missile defense
The Nike-X sprint and Zeus missile defenses promise rapid interception of enemy warheads on their long parabolic flight. Critics doubt radar discrimination of decoys and performance against saturation attacks. Advocates argue Zeus reduces fallout risk, while Nike-X could pursue warheads after atmospheric entry and protect underground sites like Guantanamo Bay.
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Elgin, Ill
Soviet Union
Brethren General Board
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
Belon
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