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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1963

Page

6

Soviets and Red China Agree to Meet Later

The Soviet Union and China say they will meet again some time later to resume disputes. The announcement came from Moscow and Peking after a broke-off dialogue on ideological questions and Sino Soviet relations. Khrushchev will address East European leaders in Moscow while Comecon talks focus on economic plans among Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, East Germany, Romania, Bulgaria and Mongolia.

Khrushchev Moscow Council For Mutual Economic Assistance Comecon Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary East Germany Romania Bulgaria Mongolia China Balkan Albania

Bitter Peking Daily says China will not ease war of words

The official Peking People's Daily denounces opponents of Mao and Maoist policy saying they seek only to expose their foul aims. It accuses the Soviets of lying about trade ties and aid cuts harming China’s economy and defense. New China News Agency calls Kremlin leaders intent on inciting Chinese people against Communist leadership.

Peking People’s Daily Mao Tze-tung Moscow China Peking New China News Kremlin Chinese Communist Party Communist Party of China

Bridge Repairs To Begin Soon On Milwaukee Road Bridge

Repairs will begin soon on the Milwaukee Road railroad bridge over the Mississippi River between La Crosse and the Dresbach Dam. The Army Corps of Engineers says clear passage for vessels and tows will be provided with as little delay as possible. Pilots of all craft are urged to use caution in the vicinity.

Milwaukee Road Mississippi River la Crosse Dresbach Dam Army Corps of Engineers Corps

Nelson pleads to keep Outdoor Resource program under legislature

Sen Gaylord Nelson urged Wisconsin senators to reject a bill transferring control of the $50 million Outdoor Resource program from the Recreation Committee to the Conservation Department. He warned the move would erase years of gains, diminish legislative participation, and divert funds from land preservation. The Assembly has passed a 1963-65 phase but would abolish the Recreation Committee.

Nelson Wisconsin State Assembly Senate Recreation State Conservation Commission and Conservation Department Conservation Commission Commission Conservation Department State Highway Commission State Soil and Water Conservation Committee Department of Resource Development Recreation Committee Assembly Norman Anderson D-Madison Paul Alfonsi R-Minocqua Alfonsi State Senate

Test Helmets On Tension Filled L A Freeways

Scientists test a space helmet on Los Angeles freeways to measure brain waves as drivers navigate traffic. Readings are analyzed later at UCLA Brain Research Institute to compare brain activity with driving stress. The helmet may later be used by astronauts during long space missions.

Los Angeles University of California At Los Angeles Brain Research Institute

Dedicate Camp For Retarded Children In Rhode Island

Mrs Eunice Kennedy Shriver sister of the President helped dedicate Camp Hope a summer day camp for retarded children in South Kingstown Rhode Island The Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation contributed to the project with Mrs Shriver as executive director of the foundation

South Kingstown R. I Eunice Shriver Kennedy R.I Shriver Joseph P. Kennedy Jr

Wagner and Marion Marshall wed in New York ceremony

New York AP reports actor Robert Wagner married actress Marion Marshall in a City ceremony officiated by State Supreme Court Justice Joseph A Brust. The couple then departed for the West Coast. Wagner was recently divorced from Natalie Wood and Marshall had prior marriages to Allen Davey and Stanley Donen.

New York Robert Wagner Marion Marshall New York City State Supreme Court Joseph A. Brust West Coast Wagner Natalie Wood Allen Davey Stanley Donen

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