Alsop Defends Post Story on Stevenson
NEW YORK AP Stewart Alsop, coauthor of a controversial Saturday Evening Post piece on Adlai Stevenson and the Cuban crisis, defended the story saying Stevenson's official spokesman was consulted three times. He said Stevenson favored a quarantine, wanted nuclear bases fused, and even suggested possibly yielding Guantanamo to improve negotiating leverage. Alsop noted he sought final confirmation from Fritchey before publication.
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New York
Stewart Alsop
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
Guantanamo
U.S.S.R
Alsop
Fritchey
Cuba
Train Strikes Car Killing Wisconsin Residents Highlight Weekend Toll
A cross track collision near Oshkosh killed a child and left three injured as Wisconsin marked 1963 highway deaths. Mrs Tyrone Gauger of Menasha said a stalled car on Soo Line tracks trapped her and her two children Sandra six months and Marilyn two, leading to Sandra’s death. Jay Olson, 20, of New Richmond died after a separate crash near Amery. Earlier victims include Oscar Donahue 62 of Superior and Michael Beaver 9 of Kendall with David Schneider 35 of Sheboygan and Violet Halbert 41 of Sturgeon Bay listed among prior victims. Police noted snow and wind impaired visibility as the weekend toll rose.
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Saturday Evening Post
Alsop
Charles Bartlett
Clayton Fritchey
Stevenson
Fritchey
National Security Council
United Nations
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Tyrone Gauger
Menasha
Sandra
Marilyn
Gauger
Jay C. Olson
New Richmond
Amery
Balsam Lake
Polk County
Oscar Donahue
Superior
Michael Beaver
Wilford Beaver
Kendall
Monroe County
David Schneider
Sheboygan
Violet L. Halbert
Sturgeon Bay
Ulbricht Ends East German Congress Urges West Germany Contact
East German leader Walter Ulbricht closed the sixth congress with a warning to West Germany not to rely on the United States. He cited Cuba as proving a new power in the world, the Soviet Union, and urged talks with West Germany toward federation and eventual reunification. The event followed a Khrushchev China clash and Wu Hsiu Chan’s attendance. Pravda published Wu’s speech critical of Soviet policies.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
East Germany
Khrushchev
World Communist Movement
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Offered at Springs
A health notice claims glandular inflammation causes widespread male troubles and urges lasting cures over temporary relief. It states hundreds from 1,000 communities were treated at Excelsior Springs and achieved soothing relief and improved health.
Glandular Inflammation Associated Disorders Mentioned
The text notes disorders often linked to glandular inflammation and mentions the possibility of treating them concurrently with glandular inflammation therapies. It emphasizes coexisting conditions may be addressed during treatment.
Wrangling Over Filibuster Curb Enters Week Two
In Washington the Senate begins a second week of wrangling over a tougher anti-filibuster rule. Republican leader Dirksen of Illinois says he will move to table the proposals, risking an abrupt halt if he wins. Southern senators protest any change from the two thirds rule to limit debate.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
De Gaulle and Adenauer Begin Talks in Paris
French President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer opened three days of talks at the Elysee Palace focusing on closer Franco German cooperation in politics defense and culture as a path to end long standing bitterness. Adenauer faced pressure to urge Britain to join the Common Market and to reconsider NATO nuclear force plans while West Germany backs Britain's EEC entry and Kennedy’s nuclear plan.
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Joseph E. Dynan
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
U.S
Gerhard Schroeder
Bonn
West Germany
Britain
Kennedy
NATO
Congo Aid Drive Pushes UN Plan to Stabilize Congo
U Thant appeals to 110 UN members to fund an eight point six million dollar aid component within a nineteen million dollar Congo program. Officials expect nations that balked at military support to fund the technical assistance plan as Premier Cyrille Adoula faces pressure within his government over Tshombe’s capitulation to abandon Katanga secession and avoid violent backlash.
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U.N
Congo
Soviet Union
France
Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
Tshombe
Adoula
Katanga
Congo Central
Bunche
Kolwezi
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill Co
Dow Jones averages listed with Industrials 671.99, Railroads 145.85 and Utilities 134.06, marking slight declines. Trading volume 1,180,000. Commodities show March wheat 2.0915, January soybeans 2.61, and eggs at 33.00.
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Dow Jones
Carlisle named Lakeland College director of development
Philip Carlisle former executive director of the Nebraska Independent College Foundation has been appointed director of development at Lakeland College in Sheboygan Wisconsin AP reports.
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Sheboygan
Philip Carlisle
Nebraska Independent College Foundation
Lakeland College
200 Commuters Injured In Philadelphia Train Crash
AP reporting from Philadelphia details a Reading Railroad commuter train ramming a local train at the 10th and Spring Garden Street station amid a transit strike. About 100 to over 200 people injured, most lightly, with two girls trapped in wreckage and later freed.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Savena Brunetti
10Th
Spring Garden Street
Jenkintown
Chestnut Hill
Chicago AP Butter and Eggs Steady in Wholesale Prices
USDA cattle and hog markets report small Monday supplies at South St Paul with steady to firm prices for steers and heifers, slower cows, and higher hogs and sows. Feeder pigs firm, calves steady. potatoes track limited by low temperatures and weak week sales, with no quotes on new sales.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Stolen Car Involved in Sparta Crash
A car tied to a January theft in Winnesboro, South Carolina was involved in a crash north of Sparta on STH 27. Oscar Lingoss, 22, of Chicago, lacked a valid license and claimed he borrowed the vehicle to visit his wife in Black River Falls. Donald Stephens, 30, of Milton, Florida, accompanied him. both were uninjured. FBI notified. no charges yet.
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Wis
Here
Dale Trowbridge
Oscar Lingoss
Chicago
Winnesboro
S.C
Lingoss
Donald R. Stephens
Milton
Fla
Black River Falls
FBI
Portly Pachyderm Not Pregnant at National Zoo
Washington report says Ambika the 12 ton Asian elephant at the National Zoo is not pregnant after pregnancy tests. Georgetown University scientists reported no pregnancy despite visible waist expansion and prior unconfirmed reports. Further medical studies are planned.
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Washington
Ambika
Georgetown University
National Zoo
India
United States
Milwaukee Live Stock Market Report
AP reports Milwaukee livestock receipts with hogs weak to steady and butchers mainly 180 to 240 pounds at 15.25 to 16.25, sows 350 pounds and down 13.50 to 14.50, boars 10.50 to 11.50. Cattle utilities 14.50 to 15.50, dairies 17.50 to 18.50, bulls 19.00 to 20.00, fed cattle good to choice steers 24.00 to 28.00, heifers 23.00 to 27.00, calves prime 35.00 to 36.00 with 26.00 to 34.00 for good to choice.
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Swift & Company
Bologna
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Central
Clark Oil
First Bk
Prantz Mfg
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Heileman Brw
Koehring Co
la Crosse Rubber
la Crosse
Bid Marine Cap
Nekoosa
North
Royal Dutch N.Y
Trane Co
Warner Elec
Western Power
Wis P. & L
Tausche
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Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. Fund
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Invest
Mass
Investors Trust
Investors Growth Stock Fund
Natl. Invest
One William St. Fund
Puritan Fund
Wis Fund
Nuclear Talks Edge Toward On Site Inspections
U S and Soviet leaders weigh limits on nuclear test bans on site inspections as Kennedy and Khrushchev exchange proposals. Senators Mansfield Fulbright Pastore and Hickenlooper comment on adequacy and practicality, noting inspection numbers and political hurdles.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Khrushchev
J. William Fulbright
D, Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John O. Pastore
Senate House Atomic Energy Commission
Pastore
Providence
R. I
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Kennedy urges tax cuts to boost output and jobs
The President argues for a $10-billion net tax reduction to stimulate investment, consumer spending, and factory hiring despite a growing deficit. He cites retroactive relief for small businesses, a lower first $25,000 tax rate, and projected multipliers from increased investment. He notes gains in personal income, employment, and trade balance since taking office.
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Kennedy
Canada
U.S
How the Electoral College Shapes U S Presidential Votes
An explainer discusses why direct popular vote does not decide the presidency. It notes three historical cases 1876 1884 and 1888 when winners based on popular votes did not become president. It describes electors as appointed by states and free to vote their own choice.
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United States
Samuel J. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Harvard
Electoral College
Congress
Archbishop Suffers Mild Heart Attack
London AP report says William Cardinal Godfrey 73 suffered a mild heart attack Saturday night. A spokesman said he had a fair night and his general condition is unchanged at his home.
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London
William Cardinal Godfrey
Westminster
Horses in New York City at turn of the century
About 115000 horses roamed New York City around the turn of the century. The figures reflect the era’s heavy reliance on equine power for transportation and work in the bustling metropolis.
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New York City
Bartle Divorce Filed In La Crosse Circuit Court
Edmund H. Bartle 51 of Richland Center seeks divorce from Elizabeth C. Bartle 46 of 1527 Bainbridge St. on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. married Oct 6, 1937 in La Crosse. incident notes show false alarm at River Inside Park and fire in a mattress at 912 Logan St causing slight damage.
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Edmund H. Bartle
Richland Center
Elizabeth C. Bartle
Bainbridge St
la Crosse
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Riveriside Park
Logan St
Mattress
Girl 14 Injured When Car Hits Tree
A 14 year old La Crosse girl, Susan K. Hanson of Adams Street, was taken to St. Francis Hospital after the vehicle she rode in skidded on an icy Riverside Park Drive near State Street and struck a tree. Driver Jerry R. Kolb, 16, of Losey Boulevard was cited as contributing to the incident with icy conditions noted by police.
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la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Riverside Park Drive
State Street
Susan K. Hanson
Adams St
Jerry R. Kolb
Losey Blvd
Minn Gov recount opens as officials defend non mailed ballots
In St Paul, two Elbow Lake election officials testified that counting non mailed absentee ballots has been ongoing for years. The governor recount seeks to challenge irregularities in four counties after Karl Rolvaag, the DFL loser, filed for the recount. G. J. Lynne and Martha Lohse testified that ballots without postmarks were counted following guidance from local officials and a telegram from Governor Andersen.
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ST. Paul
Elbow Lake
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
DFL
Elmer L.andersen
Lynne
Martha Lohse
Andersen
Rolvaag
Belle Plaine
Reynolds Sees GOP Tax Stand Easing in Wisconsin
Madison AP Gov Reynolds says GOP push for a general sales tax has cooled after the November vote. He expects revenue to be met by income tax rather than a broad sales levy and notes potential disputes over how added taxes would be distributed. Reynolds plans a budget requesting up to 190 million more than the current appropriation and anticipates legislative debate on school aid and federal program funding. The governor also anticipates reapportionment for the 1964 elections and calls for a special April 2 election to fill a Rock County seat after Speaker Blanchard’s death.
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Congress
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Wisconsin
DFL
GOP
State Supreme Court
Rock County
Fire destroys interior of mobile home and votes cast
In Worthington and Bayport precincts a blaze damaged a house trailer inside which absentee ballots were stored. Ronald Groh and two children were among those sought. judges were accused of failing to challenge ballots. The blaze injured a neighbor and poll watchers. cause not determined.
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Worthington
Kenoshaap
Ronald Groh
LeRoy Grohes
Bayport
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
New York dispatch reports a discovery called Bio Dyne leading to shrinking hemorrhoids while stopping itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage as sufferers claim piles are no longer a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment from drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
La Crosse Business Men's Club Banquet Set in West Salem
The 38th annual banquet of the La Crosse Business Men's Club will be at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the Maple Grove Country Club, West Salem. Officers for 1963 will be installed by C. M. Simonson. Officers are Lloyd Tryggestad president, Eugene Fry vice president, Wesley Denny secretary, and Dee Affeldt treasurer. Harry King Cole and Betty Ekdahl of Minneapolis will entertain.
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la Crosse
Kennedy to hold news conference Wednesday at 4 pm
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. Wednesday, the White House said. It will be his first news conference since December 13 in Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
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