U.S. Sees No Worsening In Soviet Ties After Spy Case
Washington reports say U.S.-Soviet relations will not be affected by the expulsion of a Soviet embassy attache Gennadi Sevastyanov for attempting to recruit a CIA employee known as John. The case involved Sevastyanov and his brother’s undercover visit to Washington, with FBI documentation and photos released.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Kremlin
Moscow
State Department
Gennadi G. Sevastyanov
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John
FBI
Sevastyanov
Committee For State Security
KGB
Soviet Union
Britain
Sweden
Georgi M. Kornienko
Amer
Ivan Ivanovitch
Scientific Institute of
Frunze
Soviet Central Asia
Father Of 5 Killed In Parachute Jump
Clifford Eiche a 46 year old Brookfield resident and president of a Milwaukee machine company was killed when his parachute failed after he bailed from a single engine plane near Medicine Lake Spirit Lake in Three Lakes Wisconsin witnesses said the plane had engine trouble and crashed in flames Eiche was vacationing in the Three Lakes area and left behind five children
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Three Lakes
Wis
Clifford Eiche
Brookfield
Medicine Lake
Fiche
Spirit Lake
Eiche
Oneida County
Senate clash over civil rights bill in Commerce Committee
In Washington the Senate Commerce Committee faced partisan friction as two Republicans refused to offer amendments to the administration public accommodations bill. Sen. Prouty and Sen. Schott said Democrats must propose changes while avoiding provisions that might water down the measure. Attorney General Kennedy testified for a second day supporting the ban on racial discrimination by public business establishments. The panel plans further hearings before a July 8 recess, while Cooper promotes a state licensed public accommodation bill based on the 14th Amendment.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Winston L. Prouty
Rvt
Hugh Schott
R-Pa
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Prouty
Congress
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
Warren G. Magnuson
Dsee
Marines Recovered Bodies From Sierra River Tragedy
The West Walker River near Bridgeport California yielded the bodies of US Marines Cpl. Robert A. Peterson 20 from Green Bay Wisconsin and Cpl. Gerald O'Neil 24 from Havre Montana after a raft accident during rapids. Lance Cpl. Laurance M. Doherty about 20 from Henderson New Hampshire remains missing as search continues.
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Bridgeport
Calif
U.S
Green Bay
Wis
West Walker River
Robert A. Peterson
Gerald O'Neil
Havre
Mont
Lance
Laurance M. Doherty
Henderson
New
Marine Corps
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Minn Indian Maul Found In Old Chippewa Burial Mound
University of Minnesota anthropologist Eldon Johnson and students uncovered a roughly 1,000 year old ceremonial maul in a Chippewa burial mound near Alexandria Minnesota. A skull was found with the artifact and carbon dating is planned to confirm the age of the site.
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Alexandria
Albert Lea child drowns in Fountain Lake
Elizabeth Ann Crane, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Crane of Albert Lea Minnesota, drowned during a family bathing party at Fountain Lake. Her mother and an uncle were in the water when they missed her. Her body was recovered quickly but resuscitation failed. The father is assistant Freeborn County assessor.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Elizabeth Ann
Richard Crane
Fountain Lake
Freeborn County
Pope Paul VI Receives Kennedy in Historic Audience
Pope Paul VI hosted President Kennedy in a historic Vatican audience during Kennedy’s European trip. The Pope blessed Americans and prayed to end racial discrimination while praising U.S. space progress and urging universal peace and justice. The meeting included gifts and remarks on East West relations and a possible multination NATO nuclear force.
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Kennedy
Pope Paul
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
United States
Paul
Antonio Segni
Italy
Rome
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
St Paul Map Omits Minneapolis in Travel Guide
The St Paul area Chamber of Commerce tourist map lists many Minnesota cities from Albert Lea to Willmar but conspicuously excludes Minneapolis, the state's largest city and neighbor to St Paul. The omission highlights a geographic oversight in the published guide.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Four Armed Men Picked Up After Milwaukee Robbery
Four men armed with two guns and two knives were detained near the Racine Kenosha line in connection with a Milwaukee filling station holdup. They were questioned about two unsolved gas station attendant killings in Wisconsin and are Chicago residents held at Racine County Jail.
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Racine
Racine-Kenosha County
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hudson
Robert Brink
Theodore Nevermann
Kenosha
Chicago
Racine County
William Stuebe
Stuebe
Oshkosh
Pumps By Other Names Add Up To Yump And Spump
Milwaukee AP notes a public relations man at Allis Chalmers explains playful pump jargon. Yump pump for sugar mills, spump for potato processing, scump for slimy material, slump for slurry, chumps for wood chips, plump for fats or cooking oils.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Adenauer Favors Close US Ties
In a Washington interview with AP, West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer argues European unity must develop in close partnership with the United States while praising the France Germany friendship treaty. He reflects on 14 years in office, plans memoirs, and foresees no idle days as he contemplates travel for Germany. He confirms De Gaulle remains a trusted partner and reiterates commitment to NATO amid evolving Franco German ties.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Adenauer
Associated Press
Federal Republic
Community of Free Nations
de Gaulle
Paris
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic Alliance
U S Air Force Major Returns Home From Russia
Libero Ricciardelli a former U S Air Force major who defected to the Soviet Union four years ago has come back to Needham Massachusetts He declined to discuss his life in Russia or his reasons for returning on Monday night
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Needham
Mass
United States
Soviet Union
Libero Ricciardelli
Russia
Leaders Eye Surtax and Budget Tax Plan
Madison AP The Assembly recessed to debate the budget tax compromise bill backed by Gov. Reynolds with amendments due by Friday. About 30 changes are being drafted as Democrats and Republicans caucus on the measure. The bill, passing the Senate, carries a 631 million dollar budget for 1963-65 but faces a 7.7 million shortfall in revenue.
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Madison
State Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Thomas Barland
Eau Claire
Assembly
Glen Pommerening
Milwaukee
Joint Finance Committee
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Alfonsi
GOP
Lynn Stalbaum
D-Racine
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Mrs. Kennedy
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Arkansas
Social Security Administration
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