Solons Eye Clamp Down On Lobbyists
Washington lawmakers push a stronger foreign agent registry after a sugar lobbyist testimony revealed inflated claims about Washington contacts. Senator Fulbright and others urge clearer duties and possible suspension power for the attorney general, citing Deane’s admitted exaggerations and unverified talks with officials.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Michael B. Deane
Deane
Dominican Sugar Commission
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eugene J
Milwaukee Area Boy Drowns In Gravel Pit
A Milwaukee area boy 13-year-old Jerry Curler drowned in a Brookfield gravel pit. His body was recovered from 10 feet of water after being reported missing at 8:30 p.m. His bicycle and clothes were found near the pit as skin divers and area fire departments searched the 75 foot deepest point.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Brookfield
Jerry Curler
June Curler
Delafield
Pewaukee
Elm Grove
Holiday Postal Service Schedule Announced
Normal holiday service will be provided by the United States Post Office on Independence Day. No window service at the main office or North Side Station. No city, mounted, or rural carrier delivery. Special delivery and perishable matter will be delivered. Holiday collection from mailboxes and dispatch to carriers planned. Lock box distribution will be in effect.
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United States Post Office
George M. Hetherington
North Side
Denver Quake Shakes City Lights No Major Damage Reported
A sharp earthquake struck the Denver metropolitan area shortly after 1 a.m. It was the strongest in 18 months and was felt as far as Boulder, about 30 miles away. A switchboard operator described the tremor as rumbling for over a minute and the table jumping.
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Denver
Colo
Boulder
Macmillan Faces Storm On Philby
London AP reports a security storm hits Prime Minister Harold Macmillan after disclosures that diplomat Harold Philby, once cleared by Macmillan as innocent, was a Soviet agent. Laborites prepare questions over Philby’s 1951 tip that aided Burgess and Maclean’s escape to Russia, contradicting Macmillan’s 1955 clearance.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Harold Philby
Foreign Office
Philby
Britain
Washington
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgess
Burgess
Maclean
Russia
Moscow
Labor Party
Earl Attlee
Drought Triggers Emergency Forage Efforts in Wisconsin
In southern Wisconsin counties, prolonged dry weather caused forage losses. Jefferson County established an emergency forage program allowing farmers to harvest hay from land retired under the conservation reserve and feed grain programs. Tours to map future steps are planned in Iowa Dane Walworth and Grant counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Jefferson County
Iowa
Dane
Walworth
Grant
Carpenter to chase Moon's shadow on eclipse voyage
M Scott Carpenter, named the astronaut observer for a July 20 solar eclipse crossingWestern Canada, will join a team of scientists aboard a jet for sun eclipse observations. NASA announced the selection from Houston’s Manned Spacecraft Center.
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Houston
Tex
M. Scott Carpenter
Canada
Carpenter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Chicago grain prices show mixed bids on grains
Wheat No 1 red 4 804. Corn No 1 yellow 1 3442. No 2 1 34 and No 3 1 33 2. Soybeans No 2 80. No 2 2.80. Soybean oil tad.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Stock Quotations July 2 1963 NS Bell Farrell list
July 2 1963 stock quotations featuring Olin Mathieson Allis Chalmers Pepsi Cola Anchor etc with prices and percent changes. Includes American Can RCA Boeing Chrysler Texaco United Airlines General Electric General Motors Westinghouse and many more. Commodities show July wheat soybeans eggs and Futures. Volume 830 000. Mass Inv and Natl Invest funds listed with ranges.
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NS Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
Central Tele
RCA
American Motors
Republic Steel
First
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Trans
Avyco
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Boeing
Safeway
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Capital
Packard
Nekoosa Edwoeast
Eastman Kodak
Sunray
Royal Dutch N.Y
General Dynamics
United Airlines
Warner Elec
General Electric
U.S
NS Western Power
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Western Tool
General Telephone
US. Steel
Glass Tire. Inc
Wallace Press
Tausche Bonds
Great Northern Ry
Westinghouse Bloc
Mutual
Greyhound
White Motor
Boston Fund
Illinois Central
Woolworth
Chem. Fund
Intl. Harvester
Zenith
Eaton & Howard Interstate Power
NS Bal. Fund
Jones & Laughlin
von Jones
Eaton & Howard Law
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Unc. Inecorp. Invest
Agnavox
Natl. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Puritan Fund
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
If a dog answers hang up police radio tale
Police operator Adri an Stellpflug recounted a peculiar incident during a Monday call about barking dogs. He reached the residence and, after the phone rang, there was a bang and clattering followed by barking, later learned no one was home and a dog gets excited when the phone rings.
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Adrian Stellpflug
Stellpflug
Congress debate over business exclusions in commerce bill
Seek Wash chairman opposed a proposed dollar cutoff for businesses under 150 dollars yearly arguing it would be discriminatory. Senator Monroney and Kennedy voiced concerns about fragmenting by patron or dollar volume while Pas tero and Magnuson urged defining public holding. Norris Cotton suggested removing the word substantially to cover all public accommodations in interstate commerce.
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Wash
Congress
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Kennedy
Sen
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
GOP
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and South St. Paul
Swift & Company notes noon quotations with hogs steady to strong and cattle mostly higher. Hogs show varied weights with prices from 14.00 to 17.25 per cwt, sows and boars listed separately. Cattle steady to higher on steers and yearlings, cows weaker. veal and bulls also priced. Chicago produce and butter market figures noted. South St. Paul entries show mixed cattle hogs with higher weights rising. Potatoes and other produce prices included for Chicago area.
USDA Warns Broilers Could Fall to 1961 Prices
The Agriculture Department cautions the broiler industry of possible low prices as a big rise in hatching egg supply boosts hatchery activity. If trend continues, a price depressing expansion late this year and early next year is possible. Pullets added to supply flocks may be reduced and capacity expansion delayed to stabilize the market.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Kennedy Meets Pope Francis on Papal Visit Record
President John F Kennedy, the first Catholic U.S. leader, meets with the Pope in the Vatican at the papal library for a 40 minute private talk. Rusk accompanies Kennedy as Swiss Guards and ceremonial escorts guide the visit. The event echoes earlier papal audiences by Wilson and Eisenhower.
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United States
Papal Library
Kennedy
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
St. Damascus
Rusk
Gennaro Verolino
Apostolic Palace
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Eisenhower
John XXIII
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Benedict XV
Racial clashes threaten violence in British Guiana
AP dispatch reports rising tensions between Negro and East Indian communities in Georgetown area. A Negro man was killed in Plaisance and shops owned by East Indians faced rioting after alleged refusals to serve Black customers.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Carl Ausin
Plaisance
Byrnes To Appear On Tax Cut Program
Madison Wisconsin congressman John Byrnes ranking Republican member of the House Ways and Means Committee will discuss the President s tax cut proposals and related legislation on CBS Television channel 8 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Wednesday The program features Byrnes and other Congress and administration spokesmen in a survey of the debate over Kennedy s federal tax cuts without spending cuts There is no indication of outcome or additional details in the readable text
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Madison
John IW. Byrnes
Wisconsin
House
Ways and Means Committee
CBS Television
Channel 8
Rep. Byrnes
Congress
John Kennedy
Plans Visit To Abilene Hometown By Ike Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower planned to spend today and Wednesday in Abilene Kansas his boyhood home with city officials seeking a quiet visit for a popular guest. His private railroad car would stay on a siding near the old Eisenhower home and library during his first visit in two years. No formal program was planned and he has expressed hope to spend more time there.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Madison Chamber backs equal opportunity in jobs
The Madison Chamber of Commerce endorsed equal employment opportunities for all races after a request from the Madison NAACP chapter for affirmative action to end alleged discrimination. A similar request to the Madison Board of Realtors over housing discrimination drew no action yet.
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Madison
Madison Chamber of Commerce
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Madison Board of Realtors
La Crescent Proclaims Fire Department Day
Mayor William Mishler proclaims July 4 as La Crescent Volunteer Fire Department Day in the village. The department operates on a voluntary basis and the outdoor park event is the annual fund raising project inviting area participation.
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LA Crescent
Minn
William Mishler
Cardinal Spellman Calls Pope Paul Terrific on Return
In New York Cardinal Spellman praised Pope Paul VI as terrific after returning from Rome. He expected the new pope to follow closely in the footsteps of Pope John and the 261 predecessors, as he spoke to newsmen at Idlewild Airport. in Oslo Norway King Olav V marked his 60th birthday and noted his long gag-writing stint with Jimmy Durante. Las Vegas reports Barnett and Joe Morrow wed and plan a Europe honeymoon, with Durante as best man. Rumors tie Valentina Tereshkova to marriage with Jackie Barnett amid space gossip.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Pope John
Cardinal Spellman
Idlewild
Jimmy Durante
Las Vegas
Nev
Durante
Barnett
Joe Morrow
Europe
NEA urged to end racial bias in teacher groups
Detroit dispatch reports that the National Education Association faces pressure from about 800,000 members of the Department of Classroom Teachers to desegregate. A Monday resolution called on local and state groups to admit all teachers regardless of race, aiming at Southern states with separate white and Negro affiliates.
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Detroit
National Education Association
Department of
NEA
Pat Tornillo
Dade County
Miami
Fla
Senate Bill Would Aid Public Access
MADISON AP Cities and villages would be allowed to receive state aid for projects expanding public access to lakes and streams under terms of a bill passed by the Wisconsin Senate today. Counties and towns now are permitted to participate, and extension to cities and villages could cost 248000 in the biennium. The vote approving the bill was 25-1. Assembly action still is pending.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Assembly
Senate
Fox Lake
Earl Leverich
Rsparta
legisla_tion
Wisconsin
Pentagon To Offer ROTC Scholarships
The Defense Department plans up to 1300 a year for select cadets to enroll in advanced two year ROTC programs and serve four years on active duty after graduation. A pilot would award up to 1000 Army and Air Force ROTC scholarships each. Navy already offers full four year scholarships.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
Air Force
Congress
Navy
St Paul Boy Killed By Boat Obstruction In Alley
South St. Paul police report a 14 foot boat leaning against a neighbor’s garage toppled and fell on 14 year old James Wenner amid an alley behind his home. He died from head injuries. Authorities noted youngsters were climbing the boat prior to the accident.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
South St. Paul
James Wenner
John Wenner
U S District Judge Mellvaine Dies At 56 In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP reports U S District Judge John W Mellvaine of Western Pennsylvania died Monday at 56 from an apparent heart attack. Mellvaine, named to the bench in 1955 by former President Dwight D Eisenhower, was born in Washington Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
John W. Mellvaine
U.S. District Court For
Western Pennsylvania
Mellvaine
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington, Pa
Citywide spraying set for Tuesday night areawide
Skeeter Schedule crews will operate spraying equipment in the city area Tuesday night as the anti mosq uito program continues. The route runs along Gorder Road to the south city limits between East Avenue and 10th Street.
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Gorder Road
East Avenue
10Th Street
Adenauer Sees German French Bond as Europe’s Peace Core
In Bonn Adenauer emphasizes German French friendship as Europe’s bulwark against the East and a model for a political community. He credits Germany’s postwar integration into free nations as its greatest achievement, underpinning U S and world peace.
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Germany
France
Europe
United States
Kennedy
Bonn
Federal Republic
Community of Free Nations
Paris
Laughs On The Stone Face Husband And Other Letters
The page mixes readers questions about a husband who rarely smiles with Ann Landers style replies. It includes marriage quirks, a note on a groom who never laughs, and advice on relationships, work ethics, and dating challenges from readers such as Robbed Torn and 16 year old girl.
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Encounters Higher Hog Prices
AP reports Monday cattle bids steady to bulls up 50 with steers 20.50 to 22.50 and heifers 20.00 to 22.00 at Milwaukee. Calves steady with top weights 31.00 to 32.00, hogs 50 higher, butchers 190 to 240 pounds 17.50 to 18.00 and sows 15.00 to 16.00.
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Bologna
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Milwaukee
Verona Chief Delivers Patient Then Returns Home
MADISON AP Verona Police Chief Albert Frazier brought a man to a Madison hospital and stayed with him until the patient could be cared for. State Patrolman Ivan Andres, who suffered a badly hurt foot from stepping on broken glass in his yard, was taken to the hospital by Frazier and later released after the elevator delay was resolved.
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Madison
Verona
Albert Frazier
Madison Hospital
Ivan Andres
Frazier
Andres
Radio Highlights Baseball Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings show WLCX at 7 p.m. Vox Pop. WKBH 7 55 p.m. baseball Twins vs Detroit. WKTY 10 p.m. Braves vs San Francisco. Wednesday WKBH 1 25 p.m. baseball WKTY 2 45 p.m. baseball.
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WLCX
WKBH
Twins
Detroit
WKTY
Braves
San Francisco
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