Move to hire extra Doe investigators
Madison AP The Milwaukee John Doe probe into organized crime got a lift from the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee as it agreed to introduce a bill to finance hiring of extra investigators. The committee endorsed a 64 000 appropriation for two investigators and secretarial staff for 1963 65, but Republicans cut to 17 500 and urged more money be considered in the attorney general's budget. Four members opposed introduction. Molinaro said AG staff had things in hand. The committee also approved a bill to appropriate 10.3 million to cover the 1961 63 deficit in state school aid funds.
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Fred A. Risser
D-Madison
Hugh Harper
R-Lancaster
Thomas Barland
R-Eau Claire
George Molinaro
D-Kenosha
Molinaro
Washington fears De Gaulle may sever links with United States
Washington debates Charles de Gaulle's Brussels veto on Britain's Common Market bid and a possible drive to split Europe from the United States. Officials caution that such moves could damage Western unity while the United States pursues tariff talks with the Common Market and a Polaris based NATO nuclear force. British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan now faces decisions on Britain's economic ties with Western Europe.
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Europe
United States
U.S
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Harold
Macmillan
Britain
Western Europe
Five nations split over De Gaulle policies threaten Western alliance
The Western bloc edges toward strain as five market partners clash with De Gaulle over Britain Italy West Germany Belgium Luxembourg and the future of third force policy. United States stance remains cautious while Commonwealth nations rethink preferential trade ties amid Britain Common Market uncertainty. Ancient Greek Olympics linked to religion poses a contrast in global themes.
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Belgium
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Europe
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Australia
Canada
India
Three Named To Operate City Airport
VIROQUA Wisconsin three man committee named by the Common Council to run the new Municipal Airport. Aldermen William Evans Ellis West and Melvin Olson named to the airport committee. Stewart Groves of the Viroqua Industrial Development Association reported five new plants added 268000 in wages in 1962 with 350000 invested and 7700 in city taxes. Fire loss for 1962 totaled 11700, average for seven years. Council to seek bids for a police car and pickup. Efforts to expand industry and restore taxi service continue after its discontinuation last week.
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Wis
Common Council
William Evans
Ellis West
Melvin Olson
Stewart Groves
Viroqua Industrial Development Association
Grove
Association
H. H. Seiler
Ava Anderson
Noted Nurse Lundeen Dies at 63 in Chicago
Evelyn Lundeen a nurse renowned for pioneering techniques to save premature babies died Tuesday. She supervised care of more than 12 000 premature infants during 38 years at Michael Reese Hospital from 1924 to 1962. Born in Rockford Illinois.
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Chicago
Evelyn Lundeen
Miss Lundeen
Michael Reese Hospital
Rockford
Ill
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