Kennedy Unites Education Aid Bill Sparks Bipartisan Rift
President Kennedy moved 24 education proposals into one omnibus bill totaling about 4.6 billion dollars over three years. The plan alarms House Republicans who fear diluting targeted measures, while some senators favor hearings on a single approach. Debate centers on aid to elementary and secondary schools and the constitutionality of aid to private/parochial schools alongside church-state separation.
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John Beckler
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
R-N.j
GOP
House Education and Labor Committee
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Edith Green
D-Ore
Senate
Wayne Morse
Winona Livestock Market Quotes From Swift & Company
Swift & Company reports as of today noon with prices for hogs cattle and veal across weights and grades. Hog prices show a 20 to 40 cent spread for various weights and sows. cattle reflect steady to lower trends with dry fed steers and yearlings hitting top quotes near 25.25 and cows bulls and utilities at lower ranges. veal and Chicago poultry and produce prices listed with wholesale buyings.
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Bologna
Chicago Poultry Chicago
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Biernat homicide tied to robbery gone wrong, investigators say
Biernat theorizes attackers intended robbery turned fatal trap. Detectives found only $2.07 and a laundry ticket on Biernat. Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission called Biernat’s death a sign that hoodlums may target coin machines in the Kenosha area, signaling potential criminal muscle in the business.
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Biernat
Virgil Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Biernal
Kenosha
B52 Crashes in New Mexico Mountains Near Mora
A U S Air Force B52 bomber from Walker AFB crashed about 10 miles north of Mora New Mexico during a routine training flight. At least one crew member survived Lt Col Nicholas Horangi parachuted to safety and is in good condition. The wreckage sits 10000 feet up on Sangre de Cristo ridge as rescue teams reach the site.
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Mora
N.M
Santa Fe
Nicholas Horangi
Air Force
Horangic
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Federal Aviation Agency
Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hamill Noon Quotes Jan 30 1963
The page lists noon quotations across many issuers including Allis-Chalmers American Can American Cyanamid American Motors and more with share values. It also covers Dow Jones Averages by sector volumes commodities mutual funds and several minor listings. Identified entities include Boeing General Electric United Airlines RCA Sears Roebuck Reynolds Metals Royal Dutch and Woolworth among others with prices and bid ranges.
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Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Amer
Olin Mathieson
Phillips Pete
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
Safeway Stores
G. D. Searle
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Sperry Rand
Oil
Ind
Stand Oil of NJ
Stud Packard
Sunray DX
Xd Super Food Snc
Swift
Texaco
Trane NS
United Airlines
US. Freight
U.S. Rubber
US. Steel
Wallace Press
Westinghouse Elec
Western Union
White Motor
Woolworth
Zenith
Kiwanis Club Hears TV Growth Story
Ralph V. Steele of WKBT spoke to the Kiwanis Club about television expansion since World War II. He noted TV stations grew from six to 586 and U.S. homes with sets rose from about 8,000 to 48 million, with 90 percent of homes now equipped. He cited operating costs for major markets at about 2.225 million annually and La Crosse-sized markets at 750 thousand, plus 100 thousand per network program. American business spent 600 million on TV advertising in 1960.
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Ralph V. i Steele
WKBT
Kiwanis Club
America
la Crosse
Steele
France, Britain clash over Common Market fate in Europe
The article outlines Britain's staunch bid for Common Market entry with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan facing Labor opposition amid recession and unemployment. De Gaulle’s stance isolates France from partners as a West German Italian Dutch Belgian Luxembourg meeting is canceled over American investment concerns. Heath pledges close contact with the five nations as U.S. officials pledge backing for a unified Atlantic Europe despite De Gaulle’s plans.
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West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
Edward Heath
Brussels
Five
Europe
de Gaulle
Paris
Britain
United States
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Atlantic
U.S
Modernization Eyed For Highway Unit
Milwaukee AP report on the 50th Wisconsin Highway Conference outlines steps to modernize the State Highway Commission. Chairman Harvey Grasse urges new formulas for aid distribution and annual reviews of five year forecasts. Vice Chairman G H Bakke describes reforms for budgeting, project scheduling, district staffing, and a nine district family relocation service.
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Milwaukee
State Highway Commission
Harvey Grasse
Commission
G. H. Bakke
Madison
Sion
Meredith warns about readmission amid campus tensions at Oxford
Meredith, facing academic trouble in some subjects, says readmission is possible in good standing. He cites Harvey Gantt's Clemson action and talks with Attorney General Kennedy as influential. Freshman William Jordan Temple plans not to return after harassment and threats. Oxford Chancellor Williams warns against students whose intentions contradict the university's purposes for spring enrollment.
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Meredith
Harvey Gantt
Clemson
U.S
William Jordan Temple
Washington, D.C
Temple
J. D. Williams
Oxford
Policeman Found Dead Beside Patrol Car in Dodgeville
DODGEVILLE AP Walter Leigh, the night policeman, was found dead beside his patrol car Tuesday night under mysterious circumstances. Chadwick Ladd, 45, said he saw a fight between Leigh and several men. Two men were being questioned as authorities sent Leigh’s body to the State Crime Laboratory in Madison for an autopsy.
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Dodgeville
Walter Leigh
Chadwick Ladd
Leigh
Ladd
Iowa County Sheriff's Office
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
New Snowfalls Isolate Towns In Apennines
London AP reports Europe endures severe winter with at least 430 dead. Italy’s Apennines isolated by fresh snow while Capri sees snow for first time in a decade. Greece and Yugoslavia report more snow and marooned villages receive aid. Britain thaws, fog enshrouds counties around London as Thames sea ice drifts south.
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London
Europe
Italy
Apennines
Italian Riviera
Isle of Capri
Greece
Yugoslavia
Britain
Thames
Plane crash near river ends in debris and fire
Witnesses described a craft lifting off the runway then climbing before dropping toward a dike. It struck an earthen bunker and cleared a 9 foot fence, skidding up a slope into undergrowth 150 yards from the river. J W Matthews of Bonner Springs Kan reported the plane on fire as it neared the airport.
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Ziegler
J W. Matthews
Bonner ‘Springs
Kan
Matthews
Rites Thursday Plan Private Funeral For Robert Frost
Boston report notes private services for poet Robert Frost aged eighty eight will be held Thursday in Cambridge with a memorial at Amherst College. Frost died Tuesday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital from a probable blood clot in the lungs after surgeries following a urinary tract obstruction. Burial will be in Old Bennington Vermont. two of his six children survive. President Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev offered tributes to the late poet, celebrated as an envoy of goodwill and a major American literary figure.
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Boston
Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Frost
United States
Cambridge
Amherst College
Old Bennington
Joseph Ballantine
New York
Irma Cone
Burlington
Wrew
Kennedy
Moscow
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Weather relief spreads as cold remains in north
Subzero conditions linger from the Rockies to the Midwest while warmer air pushes into much of the country. Rain and sleet cover the West Coast, easing California's historic drought, and southern Oregon sees heavy snow with 3 to 6 inches on the ground in Portland area.
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Rockies
Midwest
California
Los Angeles
Oregon
Nevada
Portland
Bozeman
Mont
Marquette
Mich
Minneapolis
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Georgia
State Patrol
Atlanta
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
Delta to boost Syncom satellite next month from Cape Canaveral
cape canaveral ap jan synchron ous satellite trust yu delta to launch syncom 22 300 miles above earth next month after postponement to feb 13 for more checkout the three stage delta seeks to provide worldwide continuous coverage via a single orbit and the space agency expects the system to prove synchronous orbit feasibility though not a tv carrier delta limits weight to 55 pounds and omits full two way voice channels
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Syncom Communications
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Delta
Space Agency
Telstar
Relay
Syncom
Thieves Burglarize Barber Shop in Minneapolis
Police notified Earl G. Markham that his Minneapolis barber shop was burglarized. The thieves stole a wire display rack, bottles of hair tonic, and many towels before fleeing. Markham boarded up the windows afterward.
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Minneapolis
Earl G. Markham
Markham
Fire in Orient No 5 mine claims three miners
A fire at Freeman Coal Co. Orient No. 5 mine near Benton Illinois swept through sections of the mine after an early report of control. Nearly all 70 workers were evacuated with four hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Three miners fighting the blaze were missing and presumed dead as the fire spread about 400 feet.
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Benton, Ill
Illinois
Freeman Coal Co
Orient No. 5
Benton
Freeman Vote Challenged in Minneapolis recount
In Minneapolis Second Ward the absentee ballots of former Governor Orville Freeman were challenged during the recount of the Elmer Andersen Karl Rolvaag race. Republican chairman Robert Forsythe disclosed the challenge and the DFL opposition refused comment, stating the matter does not merit a response.
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St, Paul
Robert Forsythe
Orville Freeman
Minneapolis
Forsythe
DFL
George Farr
Wisconsin Senate weighs ban on selling most detergents
A Wisconsin Senate bill would ban sale of most household detergents to curb pollution of surface and underground waters. Sen. Carl Thompson says the move aims to resolve sewage treatment concerns as industry works to develop break down detergents. Violators face $100 fines or up to three months in jail. The session also considered a beer purchasing age referendum and budgeting reforms for the two year cycle.
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Thompson
Senate
Wisconsin
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
Milwaukee County
Charles Schmidt
Milwaukee
McNamara Stresses Antimissile Drive and Budget Increases
Defense secretaryMcNamara argues for heightened antimissile research and development funding totaling 450 million and a 15,000 boost in Army personnel to support new mobile air assault units with about 460 helicopters. He opposes RS70 development, labels Skybolt a flop, and outlines a mixed strategy through 1968 with 650 bombers on alert and over 300 missiles in service or on launchers.
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McNamara
Pentagon
Air Force
Defense
Plane Patuxent: Training Flight Turns Into Search Near NYC
A plane conducting a training exercise 225 miles southeast of New York City was due back at Patuxent at 5 a.m. Navy officials said its fuel would run out by 9 30 a.m. An extensive search began shortly after 5 a.m.
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Patuxent
New York City
Naval
Building Bill Sends Minnesota Senate to consider a $29 million plan
The 1963 Minnesota Legislature moves the first major measure, a $29 million building bill, through the House 128-4 with Finance Committee support. It includes 8.25 million for new construction and land at five state colleges, 13 million for mental hospitals and facilities for the mentally retarded, and 7.5 million for the University of Minnesota.
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University of Minnesota
Fishermen net 10-foot bronze whaler in Sydney Harbor
Two fishermen captured a 10-foot bronze whaler shark Tuesday night near the attack site in Sydney harbor. The catch is linked to the death of actress Marcia Hathaway, 32, whose leg bore teeth fragments from the same species.
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Sydney
Australia
Marcia Hathaway
Miss Hathaway
Changes In State Hospital Laws Rejected
Madison Wisconsin Senate committee rejected two measures on hospital and health insurance law changes. One would require nonprofit groups to pay benefits by check in the name of insured and doctor, argued to curb delays used to coerce doctors. Another proposed naming employees earning over 7500 dollars in nonprofit insurers' financial statements.
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Reuben LaFave
Roconto
LaFave
Madison
Senate Labor, Taxation, Insurance and Banking Committee
Robert Hiller
Milwaukee
Hiller
Reuben Peterson
Blue Shield Surgical Care
Milwaukee County Medical Society
Peterson
St Paul Man Among Minnesota Highway Fatalities
A St Paul man John Nowaczewski age 46 died from head injuries after a collision at a St Paul intersection. Witnesses said a Wisconsin driver ran a red light. Also killed Tuesday night was Agnes Opsahl age 48 of Bemidji when her car hit a semitrailer being towed. her husband Arthur was injured. The Bemidji tow truck driver Leonard Meland was not hurt. The crash occurred on Highway 2 west of Bemidji.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
John Nowaczewski
Richmond
Wis
Wisconsin
Nowaczewski
Agnes Opsahl
Bemidji
Arthur
Leonard Meland
Highway 2
Bid to Acquire North Shore Line Reported
Milwaukee Tuesday night said Wisconsin Illinois petroleum interests would offer 2.5 million to buy the North Shore Railway possibly by Wednesday. The plan reportedly would keep some property for storage and lease the line to North Shore Commuters Railroad Co. for operation. Roy Roadcap said the commuters group had not heard the report but would lease if the line were purchased by others.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin-Illinois Petroleum Interests
North Shore Railway
Milwaukee Sentinel
the Sentinel
North Shore Commuters Railroad Co
Roy Roadcap
Chicago Commuters
We've Got the Planes But February Reader's Digest
An appeal urges support for recruitment to fly U S fighter planes. The piece emphasizes the shortage of trained men in aviation and outlines the reasons behind resignations and what readers can do to help bolster national defense.
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Reader's Digest
Term Postponed For Contempt
A La Crosse man received a postponed County Jail sentence in Circuit Court for contempt of court. Loren Mittereiter was ordered to serve six months unless he pays $240 by 10 a.m. Thursday. He was arrested on a bench warrant and held until the hearing after a habeas corpus petition was denied.
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la Crosse
Lincoln Neprud
Loren Mittereiter
Lucille
Mittereiter
Neprud
James McKenzie
Leonard Roraff
Dist. Atty
John Flynn
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Adam C. Powell
D-N.y
Winona
Swift & Company
Burns
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Central Tele
Clark O. & RR
First Bank Sk
Prantz Mfg
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
Heileman Brew Sgml Koehring Co
la X
Mills
la Crosse Tele
Marine Cap
Incorp. Invest
Mass
Growth
One Will
Puritan Fund
Midwest Stock Exchange
Dial
Stoddard
James C. McCord
Peter G. Hurtgen
Joel Stokke
Richard J. McLoone
RFD
Harold Macmillan
Labor ‘Party
Elsc
Commonwealth
European Free Trade Association
Bakke
Commis
Grasse
The
Associated Press
Trusty Delta
Howard Benedict
Equator
Cape Canavera
Ereet Bn
Freeman
Minn
North Shore Line
WKTY
Aquinas
Campion
Wilkow
Rexall
Jackson Plaza
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