Crisis Seen In De Gaulle Adenauer Paris Meeting
Washington AP reports next week's Paris talks between Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer could trigger a new peak of Atlantic Alliance tension. De Gaulle's moves have unsettled hopes for a Western European unity with the United States, notably hindering Britain's entry into the European Common Market and rejecting Polaris missiles. US officials foresee a push for a France West Germany pact, while warning no shift in major American policy. Adenauer’s impending retirement adds urgency to secure a French German accord.
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France
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West Germany
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Charles E. Bohlen
France-Etats Unis Asociation
U S Backs Britain For Common Market
The United States presses Britain’s entry to the common market and backs a multinational NATO nuclear arm. De Gaulle’s partners delay his veto, allowing further pressure. Bohlen warns against the illusion of American domination and calls for conciliating NATO members on a multinational force. Hellyer’s team rebukes claims anti European bias.
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Bohlen
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City UW negotiations set for Grandad Bluff farm talks
The city and University of Wisconsin prepare to begin negotiations Thursday at 11 a.m. over the 160 acre Grandad Bluff experimental farm with Mayor Milo G Knutson naming attendees including Albert Funk and George Bonsack. Sealed bids opened in Madison showed Gerrard Realty Corp at 38837 and Robert Luxford at 35375 for the entire farm with plans for annexation and horse riding ventures.
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Charles Gelatt
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Albert Funk
Board of Park Commissioners
George Bonsack
Common Council
Frank Kaufmann
John Flanagan
City Plan Commission
City Hall
Madison
Gerrard Realty Corp
William Gerrard
Gerrard
Ferry Fire Kills 105 in Sumatra Lake Disaster
A tourist ferry named Djandji Radja King’s Promise burned and sank on North Sumatra’s Toba Lake. Antara reported 250 aboard. at least 105 died as passengers panicked and some leaped into the water while others burned.
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Indonesia
Sumatra
Toba
Antara
Democrats Urged to Work for 1964 Vote
Democrats who raised about $1 million at Kennedy inaugural anniversary event were urged to begin organizing immediately to stay active until all votes are counted in 1964. Chairman John M Bailey reported to the party national committee.
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State of the Union
Mrs. Skinner 96 Dies In City Hospital
Obituary and funeral notice for Mrs. Harriet Moulton Skinner, widow of Joseph W Skinner, aged 96, who died in La Crosse City Hospital. Service at Sletten McKee Funeral Home at 2 30 p m Monday officiated by Rev Kenneth Trueman. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Public viewing Sunday 7 9 p m. close relatives include Mrs. Robert Daly and Mrs. Ed Daly of Toledo and Robert Lees of Nassau. Skinner born 1866 on 6th and Cass Streets, recalled early La Crosse history and events from Civil War era through local developments.
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Harriet Moulton) Skinner
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Ed Daly
Toledo
Ohio
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Nassau
Andrew Lees
la Crosse
Skinner
Hattie Skinner
J. H. Moulton
6Th
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Sixth Street
Mississippi River
Brick” Pomeroy
Copperhead
The
la Crosse Democrat
Lin
Historic Operation Saves Nearly Severed Leg Fight
Ex marine William Hunt, 37, father of seven, undergoes a six hour operation after a car struck him and nearly severed his left leg. Surgeons insert an 18 inch rod into the femur and stitch arteries nerves and muscles in a race to save his limb with a long recovery ahead.
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Boston
William Hunt
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Lice
Hunt
Thomas B. Quigley
Henry Wilde
Moore
Everett Knowles
Somerville
Young Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
East German Congress Expands Central Committee Power
Berlin AP reports East German party congress empowered the Central Committee with broader authority while Khrushchev skipped the meeting on a 70 mile trip to Eisenhuettstadt. Honecker blasted lower level officials citing cases of coercion such as Chill in Stralsund and Irbersdorf’s mayor who warned of police fines.
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Eisenhuettstadt
Walter Ulbricht
Khruschev
Erich Honecker
Honecker
Chill
Stralsund
Irbersdorf
East Germany
City Weather Quietly for La Crosse Cold Spell
The forecast shows La Crosse dropping to 10 below zero with light snow possible. Temperatures slide through the weekend with highs near five to 10 degrees above, while Friday night records 8 below. The cold snap began after an eight inch snowfall last week, with frigid readings ranging from 11 below to 15 above during the week. Racine reports 2.5 inches of new snow and state highways mostly good for winter driving, aside from some icy stretches.
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Weather Bureau
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Racine
Gaitskell Dies Shaking British Politics on Eve of Vote
Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell died at 56 after a two week illness involving a heart and lung virus with kidney complications. His death leaves the party to choose a successor amid a looming general election and Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a cautious path to call polls before October 1964.
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Britain
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Suez
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Labor
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Oreign Affairs
Harold Wilson
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Harold Macmillan
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Tshombe orders Katangan troops to lay down arms
President Moise Tshombe returned to Kolwezi to command white and Katangan troops to disarm before U N forces move in on Monday during surrender talks. Unofficial reports say white troops had begun removing demolition charges at Kolwezi mines and power plants, a scorched-earth concern amid Katanga's bid to reunite with the Congo.
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Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
Tshombe
Congo
Weather outlook with cold, snow and low temperatures
Cloudy with intermittent light snow and continuing cold tonight. Low around 10 below. Sunday cloudy with a high between 5 and 10 above.
Unresponsive Shirt Irritates Ohio Congressman in House
Rep. Charles A. Vanik of Ohio told House colleagues that a department store shirt sale lured him with famous names yet yielded unruly, oddly colored shirts and odd sizes. He described the laundry return as armor plate that resisted his commands and announced further Consumer Bulletin sessions on business practices affecting consumers.
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