Big 3 draft provisions for N-Ban treaty in Moscow
The Soviet Union Britain and the United States said they made progress drafting provisions for a treaty banning nuclear tests in the atmosphere outer space and underwater. The talks indicate the draft will exclude underground tests and move to formal drafting with East German discussions on nonaggression and foreign policy questions. Khrushchev keeping in close touch signals Western acceptability but disagreements over underground tests persist and monitoring methods remain unsettled.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Khrushchev
Gromyko
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
North Atlantic Alliance
Grain Missing On Route To Austria Prompts Probe
Senate Republicans demand a congressional inquiry into reports that 24 million bushels of U S grain worth 32 million dollars vanished while bound for Austria. They fear illicit diversion to West Germany or behind the Iron Curtain, with inspectors noting no US loss but potential market disruption.
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Washington
Senate
Republicans
Congressional
U.S
Austria
Sen
John J. Williams
Lester P. Condon
Agriculture’ Department
West Germany
Condon
United States
Williams
Justice Department
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Alown
Orville L. Freeman
Russians Not Sure Moon Project Worthwhile
Sir Bernard Lovell reports Russian scientists question the value of a manned lunar landing and favor an international agreement on its desirability before pursuit. He notes Soviet officials see instruments answering most lunar questions, but acknowledge prestige factors also matter.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Radio Astronomy Observatory
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Lovell
U.S
Sir Bernard
Soviet Union
Rainstorm Boosts Crops Across Minnesota With Destructive Winds
A fast moving storm system drenched southern Minnesota bringing up to 3.75 inches in places and strong winds up to 80 mph. Twisters touched near Clements, farms suffered roof and tree damage, campers evacuated at Whitewater Park, Green Lake sailboat rescue, and Nash weather boosted crops after a monthlong drought.
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Minnesota
Highway 71
Clements
Redwood County
Albert Beg
Green Lake
Spicer
Redwood Falls
Winona- Rochester
Eyota
St. Charles
Whitewater Park
Jack Guy
New London
Terry
William Shasky
St. Gabriel
Calif
Darfu
Watonwan
Albert Lea
Hail Ravages Corn and Tobacco Crops Near Viroqua Wisconsin
Severe hailstorm damages corn and tobacco across three areas near Viroqua Wisconsin. South Bad Axe Folsom and Buckeye Ridge report the hardest hits with knee high tobacco. Solfest Dregne of the Viroqua ASC notes unknown crop insurance claims. adjustments due next week.
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Viroqua
Wis
Solfest Dregne
Viroqua Asc
South Bad Axe
Folsom
Buckeye Ridge
Otto Oliver
Dregne
Jackson Man Crushed as Tractor Tips
Norris Nelson aged 70 of Northfield Town. killed instantly when a tractor tipped over while making a left turn on a Town of Northfield road. The device belonged to the town. Dr. Richard Holder, Jackson County deputy coroner, declared him dead at the scene. Hagen Funeral Home arranging funeral services.
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Black River’ Falls
Wis
Norris Nelson
Northfield
Richard Holder
Jackson County
Nelson
Hagen Funeral Home
Pigeon Falls
Cambridge race tension committee forms amid threats and curfews
In Cambridge Maryland a biracial human relations committee of seven whites and four Negroes met to tackle segregated public accommodations and later school integration. Demonstrations were threatened if no progress occurred by 3 p.m. Wednesday. National Guardsmen and state police patrolled after a shooting incident near the Horner home tightened by curfews and liquor bans.
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John Woodfield
Cambridge
Stanley Branche
National Association For theAdvancement of Colored People
National
George Horner
National Guard
Horners
Negro
Col
J Maurice Tawes
Guard
Horner
Col. Tawes
Major In Psychology Added At LSC
La Crosse State College gains a new psychology major and UW adopts a five year program to train certified teachers of handi capped children. The five year sequence leads to a masters degree and University Teacher's Certificate, addressing a critical teaching shortage. The psychology major allows a double major option and complements the existing psychology minor offered since 1957.
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Madison
la Crosse State College
University of Wisconsin
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
CCHE
Board of Regents of State Colleges
la Crosse
Miss U S A Finalists Cast Tonight in Miami Beach
Miss U S A 1963 will be chosen tonight from 15 contestants at Miami Beach Convention Hall at 8 p m. The stronger field prompted judges to extend ballot counting. Fifty eight foreign contestants wait on the sidelines as Miss Universe opens Thursday, crowning Saturday night to end two weeks of Miss Universe festivities in the resort area.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Appeals Court Asked To Extend Desegregation
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court, which has led desegregation in the South, is asked to order public school desegregation below college level in Mississippi. NAACP represents seven Negro children and seeks September integration in Jackson schools after rapid rulings desegregating Birmingham and Mobile. The court, over five states and the Canal Zone, has not had a summer recess recently due to a heavy civil rights docket.
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New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Appeals Court
Canal Zone
South
Little Rock
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
Miss
Birmingham
Mobile
Ala
NAACP
U.S. Dist
Sidney ‘Mize
Gulfport
Missis
Bank Cashier Held Over Indiana Bank Shortage
Glen B Garrett 43 cashier of Farmers State Bank of Brookston Indiana and Ernest W Mullins Jr 35 contractor of Northbrook Illinois were held by the FBI over a bank funds shortage estimated at 800000 by agents Garrett said all the money went to Mullins in an AP wirephoto caption attached to the report.
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Glen B. Garrett
Farmers State Bank of
Brookston
Ind
Ernest W. Mullins Jr
Northbrook, Ill
FBI
Garrett
Mullins
Vetoed Logan Junior High pool plan again by mayor
Mayor Milo G Knutson vetoed a July 11 council action to spend 30000 for an architect and a classroom addition at Logan Junior High including an indoor outdoor swimming pool. He previously vetoed a 375000 addition in September, citing control and cost concerns and warning about city, school district power shifts.
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la Crosse Tribune
Milo G. Knutson
Logan Junior High
Logan Junior
Logan
Knutson
North la Crosse
Park Department
John) Bjorge
la Crosse
Bjorge
Intra-GOP Spending Fight Delays Wisconsin Budget Plan
Conservative and liberal Republicans clash over spending levels for a substitute budget tax bill in a closed caucus. Floorleader Alfonsi warns of possible failure to even introduce the plan. Everett Bidwell and Alexander Grant decry factionalism and cuts to a $632 million budget, as GOP leadership shifts from a Reynolds compromise to revive a prior measure to frame a new substitute proposal.
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Madison
Assembly
Wisconsin
GOP
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Alfonsi
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Alexander Grant
Green Bay
Grant
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Senate
Withheld School Aids Raise Budget Alarm in Madison
A Madison budget tax stalemate threatens advance school aid payments for 1963-64. Commissioner Koop urged state education officials to alert local boards as legislative inaction stalls funding, risking district borrowing and higher interest costs to cover operating expenses.
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Madison
Howard Koop
Koop
Angus Rothwell
Atty
George Thompson
William C. Kahl
Rothwell
Kahl
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West Salem
Glen Householder
Ray Brubacher
Lakeside Farm
Elkhart Lake
Householder
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Swarthout
Tribune
Big 3
By John M. Hightower
East Germany
Lazar Boltz
Tass
Western
Germany
Lynn Korchanoff
Miami
UPI
The
Associated Press
Whitewater State Park
Winona
Fergus Falls
Jeffers
Cottonwood County
Wabasso
Gregor Bayne
Farm Bureau
Serrce
Sanborn Corners
New Ulm
Vetoes
Logan Jr
LSC
Richard C. Seaman
Joe Conrad
Charlotte
N.C
Conrad
UPI Telephoto
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Eeebe
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