Man Admits Killing Woman and Child in Wisconsin Home
Oneida County Sheriff said Keith Gillen confessed to slashing 33-year-old Helen Heinen and her 3-year-old daughter Karen to death after he was invited in for water. He reportedly stabbed the mother with a jackknife after taking a rifle, with two other children, ages 10 and 7, at school. The bodies were found in the Heinen home near Rhinelander. Gillen was arrested with a bloodied jacket and stained knife. authorities planned warrants and further inquiry.
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Rhinelander
Oneida
Alfred Sommers
Sommers
Keith Gillen
Helen Heinen
Gillen
Karen
Heinen
Robert A. Kennedy
Milwaukee
Persia in the Sixth Century Empire Span
Persia held a vast empire in the sixth century stretching from Egypt to India. The term Iran was not yet used for the nation, with Persia serving as the kingdom’s designation in contemporary accounts.
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Iran
Persia
Egypt
India
Smoking Film Is Shown In La Crosse Series
Evan Lowrey of the American Cancer Society arranged two showings of Is Smoking Worth It at Lincoln Junior High assemblies. Dr. Clinton K. Higgins discussed cigarette smoking effects then answered questions. The program starts a series with Longfellow and Logan junior highs to follow, with dates to be announced and further showings at Central and Logan.
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Evan Lowrey
Public Education Committee
la Crosse County
American Cancer Society
Lincoln
Clinton K. Higgins
Longfellow
Logan
Central
Lowrey
la Crosse County Unit
A.C.S
Rockefeller attacks Cuba policy on truth and public info
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller denounced Kennedy era information policy on Cuba. He urged disclosure of the full international situation, calling the notion that the public cannot be told the truth fundamentally wrong. Rockefeller, a likely GOP presidential hopeful, attacked the administration in Albany at a publishers meeting.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Cuba
New York State Publishers Association
Rockefeller
Explorer Scout Post To Be Formed In Onalaska
The Ona laska American Legion plans an Explorer Scout post for boys 14 through 17. Enrollment isn’t limited to Scouts. A get acquainted night at the Legion Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 p m will feature the film This is Exploring and explain the program. Adviser Charles Simon leads a committee including Dale Hubbard and Duane Mach with training from Earl Phillips William Guenther Tom Ryan Elmer Kotek and Ted Bruett aiding organization.
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Onalaska
Wis
Onalaska American Legion
Legion
Legion Hall
Charles Simon
Dale Hubbard
Duane Mach
The
American Legion
Earl Phillips
William Guenther
Tom Ryan
Elmer Kotek
Ted Bruett
Progress Report In New York Newspaper Strike Talks
Mayor Robert F Wagner announced progress toward ending the 55 day blackout after an 18 hour City Hall session. Several issues were settled or deemed easily resolvable, but two critical matters remain unsolved. Negotiations resume at noon Friday.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Great Salt Lake Saltiness Compared to Ocean
Great Salt Lake is fed by freshwater streams and despite not touching the sea remains about six times as salty as the ocean.
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Great Salt Lake
Kenosha Blaze Destroys Three Stores In Downtown
Fire swept a business block in downtown Kenosha in subfreezing weather causing about 500000 dollars in damage and injuring two firemen. Lepp and Company women’s specialty store Greenberg maternity shop and Dickelman’s toy shop were gutted, with expensive furs lost. Firefighters from Kenosha and Racine battled the blaze, which started in the Lepp store and spread to neighboring businesses.
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Kenosha
Racine
Sixth Avenue
Lepp and Company
Greenberg Maternity Clothing
Dickelman
Jerome Gumdinger
Robert Hafer
Joe Hentzen
Charles James
Lepp
Farm aid plans expand loan and crop support programs
The proposal broadens the housing loan program to cover nonfarm rural homes and farm homes with repayments funding a permanent revolving loan fund. It envisions a new feed grain plan patterned on prior temporary programs, offers payments for idled corn, barley, or sorghum acres, and introduces a dairy payment for production cuts. Cotton support would assist growers, merchants, or mills to secure cotton as cheaply as foreign buyers.
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Ment
Congress
Dog Adopts Bear Cub In Little Rock Zoo
A bear cub weighing less than a pound, rejected by its mother after she killed other cubs, was adopted by a mongrel dog at the Little Rock Zoo. Director Raymond Squires says such cross species care happens in captivity. The cub squeals for the dog when apart and will outgrow the dog in weeks yet still need nursing.
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Little Rock, Ark
Raymond Squires
Little Rock Zoo
Key To Girl's Woes Found In Her Stomach
Melissa Roenspies a 21 month old girl in Milwaukee had an unexplained choking episode. Abdominal surgery revealed she had swallowed a small key. Parents searched the house but could not find any missing keys.
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Milwaukee
Melissa Roenspies
Melissa
David F. Roenspies
ODRINEX Promises Fast Fat Loss Guarantee
Advertisement for ODRINEX weight loss pills claims no doctor needed and a seven day promise with money back guarantee. It states appetite suppression allows eating favorite foods while reducing portions and lists Soell's Drug Stores locations in 509 Main and 1128 Gillette with mail orders available.
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Soell’'s Drug
Main
Gillette
Ann Landers letters on teaching, parenting, and manners
A reader praises a first grade teacher for handling a pant wetting incident with compassion, sharing a memory of a teacher aiding a shy student. Another letter discusses a 16 year old girl's relationship with a 19 year old, advising the mother to restrict gifts and counsel the daughter, while noting parental influence is limited.
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Ann Landers
Chhild
Rosa
Yourather
Italy
Ann Landers help column inquiry request
Readers are invited to send problems to Ann Landers for her advice. Mail to care of this newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope, 1963, Field Enterprises, Inc.
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Ann Landers
Field Enterprises, Inc
Ettrick Man Pins Under Car Hoist
Albert Gunderson, owner of the Mobil Service Station in Ettrick Wisconsin, was pinned beneath a car hoist when it fell while he worked on a car. The right foot was crushed, several bones broken, and a passerby Martin Erickson heard his cries and helped. The car on the hoist slipped, causing minor damage to the vehicle. He was treated by a local physician.
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Ettrick
Wis
Albert Gunderson
Mobil
Gunderson
Martin Erickson
Crookston Mayor Fires City Engineer Blessum
Crookston Minnesota mayor H V Sommer dismissed city engineer Raymond J Blessum Tuesday night following a city council committee finding that Blessum used city labor materials and equipment to build his new home.
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Crookston, Minn
H.V. Sommer
Crookston
Raymond J. Blessum
Blessum
Crosswords: Community and County and Language Clues
A themed crossword list with across clues ranging Creighton University seat of Weber County and other terms. Down clues include Algerian seaport and common word variants, forming a compact puzzle grid of 54 entries across and down.
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Creighton University
Weber County
Utah
Pennsylvania Borough
City
Kansas
Capital
Garden State
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