Khrushchev Pushes Nonaggression Pact After Test Ban
Premier Khrushchev said the nuclear test ban agreement opens chances for total disarmament and urged rapid progress on a nonaggression pact among NATO and Warsaw Pact members. He named other aims including German peace, troop reductions, and prevention of surprise attacks, while Harriman emphasized Laos and broader Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev
Izvestia
Pravda
U.S
NATO
Harriman
Kremlin
East
West Germany
Germany
Berlin
Laos
Bill to Hike Rail Crossings Aid Is Killed
Madison AP State Assembly killed a bill to require the state pay 70 percent of railroad crossing warning devices. Current state share is up to 50 percent, costing about $46,000 annually more. Other measures sent to the governor include recodifying savings and loan laws, ending retiree tax exemptions, licensing vending machine operators, and allowing a nonprofit prepaid pharmacy plan.
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State Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Commissioner of Savings and Loan Associations
State
Milwaukee
State Board of Health
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Living Costs Rise to A New June Peak
Washington reports June living costs rose four tenths of a percent to 106.6, the highest monthly rise since last September, with costs 1.2 percent above a year earlier. Factory workers’ net weekly take home rose to 88.37 for a three dependent family, while real earnings hit a new high. Higher food housing and medical costs, plus tax hikes, pushed the index, with sugar up 32 percent and food prices 1.4 percent higher than a year ago, restaurant meals up 2.2 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Senators Divided on Treaty Ratification Debate
Congress backs the arms control effort with praise from Pastore Gore and Humphrey while Cooper Mundt and Goldwater urge caution. Dirksen signals forthcoming debate as Republicans demand full information before any final vote on the test ban accord.
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United States
Pastore
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Armed Forces Committee
Rusk
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Thompson Rules Minors May Drink Beer Only With Guardians
Madison AP Atty Gen George Thompson interprets a new law on underage beer. Minors may not possess or drink beer in their home unless a parent guardian or adult spouse is present. The 10 foot consumption rule does not apply inside taverns, but college functions may not be exempt.
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Madison
George Thompson
Thompson
State Senate
Seffender
Quake survivors describe Belgrade aftermath after escape
German tourists Ingeborg Weiss and Ingeborg Schuppke reached Belgrade after fleeing Skopje. They said they left the New Macedonia hotel before 5 a.m. and were close to the hotel when the quake struck. They described the hotel collapsing like a house of cards and crowds running through a dust cloud as tiles and panes shattered overhead.
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Ment
Ingeborg Weiss
Ingeborg Schuppke
Skopje
Belgrade
New Macedonia
Ilike
Syncom 2 satellite to hover motionless in space
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Syncom 2 satellite launched by a Delta rocket is aimed at a 22 300 mile high circular orbit over northern South America and the Caribbean where a small solid fuel motor will fire to place it in a near motionless path for worldwide space communication tests. Space agency officials stressed it will take hours to confirm if the target orbit is reached. The launch marked a continuing effort to build a low cost global network with three satellites. The earlier Syncom 1 suffered a power failure despite a near synchronous orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
South
Space Agency
Pact Continued From Page With Treaty Hope
The article notes cautious optimism after a Moscow communique on a three powers test ban deal. Harriman plans to report to Kennedy as Khrushchev proposes easing East West tension with inspections and troop reductions. The treaty bans tests in air space water and outer space but not underground tests, and allows withdrawal if extraordinary events threaten a nation.
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Hailsham
Moscow
U.S. Senate
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Labor Party
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Kennedy
Rusk
Hyannis Port
Mass
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
East
West Germany
Hartman
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U.S
Britain
Soviet Union
Pawer
Hillsboro truck driver critically injured in crash
Harland Campbell, 42, Hillsboro, was seriously injured Thursday when a gravel truck left a hill side road a mile northwest of Hillsboro. He was found unconscious, thrown from the vehicle, and taken first to Hillsboro hospital then to Madison General Hospital for emergency treatment. He suffered severe head injuries and remained in critical condition. he is the father of nine sons.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Harland Campbell
Hillsboro Hospital
Madison General Hospital
ICC Promises Fair Handling Of Rail Case
ICC Chairman Lawrence Walrath told Congress his agency would meet the heavy responsibility of handling the explosive rail work rules dispute. With a 30 day nationwide strike postponement, the Kennedy plan seeks to hand the case to the ICC for two years. Lawmakers weigh delays, remedies, and the cost of a rail shutdown as estimates warn of major economic impact.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Lawrence K. Walrath
House Commerce Committee
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John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Senate Committee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Committee
Charles Luna
The
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Afl-Cio
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Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Taft
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Republican Policy Committee
Laurence K. Walrath
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Cotton
Walrath
John P. Lewis
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Parents guide of a Wisconsin couple in Red Wing life
The Reynoldses, long time Pierce County natives across the river from Red Wing, remain devoted to youth. Bert’s authority earns wide respect among graduates who seek his counsel, and the couple’s daughter Mrs. B J Holmes of Red Wing has five sons.
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Bert
Reynoldses
Pierce County
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Red Wing
B.J. Holmes
Nelson Humphrey Join to Back Equal Employment Bill
Sen Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin said he will co sponsor a bill with Sen Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota to promote equal employment opportunities and create an enforcement agency. The plan would place within the Labor Department an equal employment opportunity office open to all Americans regardless of race color religion or national origin.
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Nelson
Humphrey
Ann Landers Advice on Limp Handshake and Companionship
A reader asks whether to tell a friend his limp handshake is a flaw. Ann Landers says it reflects learned behavior and suggests anonymously sharing this column. In a second letter a middle aged woman describes dating a widower. he avoids his home when his son and daughter in law visit, signaling a mature but limited relationship.
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Ann Landers
Mr. F. C
Theodore
Word Puzzle Clues And Panache From The Ann Landers Page
A mixed puzzle page with across and down clues including subjects like fibrous fuel distillation residue and a humorous Ann Landers column example about makeup use among teens. Contains a 1963 dating puzzle answer and miscellaneous word hints featuring numerous named entities and geographic references.
Dadian leads in Wisconsin State Amateur semis at Blue Mound
Archie Dadian of South Milwaukee held a commanding lead in his semi final, while Ralph Schlicht of Madison and Don Iverson of La Crosse were even at the halfway mark in the other bracket in the 36 hole Wisconsin State Amateur Golf Tournament. Dadian shot 69 to Unger 79, Schlicht and Iverson traded halves, Iverson 70, Schlicht 69. Iverson also nearly aced No. 7 and finished with a 70.
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Archie Dadian
South Milwaukee
Ralph Schlicht
Madison
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Dadian
Blue Mound Country Club
Bob Unger
Unger
Dadhan
Schlicht
Iverson
University of Wisconsin
All
Jan Ace
Audition Winner to Be Featured at Festival Concert
The audition winner from the Coulee Region Festival of Arts two week workshop will perform at 8 p.m. Friday in Main Hall at La Crosse State College. The free public concert features a student workshop orchestra of 60 enrolled players with conductors presented. Leigh Elder of the Coulee Region Symphony will direct a cello ensemble co sponsored by Kiwanis Club.
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Coulee Region
Famed Photographer Louis Bachrach Dies
Newton Mass AP Louis Fabian Bachrach 82 died Wednesday after a long career capturing business political and intellectual leaders for nearly five decades.
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Photographer Louis Bachrach
Newton
Mass
Louis Fabian Bachrach
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