Firemen Urge Rejection of JFK Plan
Washington AP unions urge rejection of Kennedy plan to have ICC handle rail labor work rules dispute. Gilbert cites progress in bargaining. Meany proposes congressional guided talks with no strike during talks. Wirtz notes talks resume after hearing. Pastore offers delay option. Meany Kefauver back proposal. committee split on final stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
H.E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Senate Commerce Committee
Gilbert
Wirtz
John Pastore
D-R.i
A. F. Zimmerman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pastore
Congress
Commerce Committee
Engineers Brotherhood
Roy E. Davidson
Davidson
ICC
Aflcio
House
Senate Commerce Committees
Meany
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sen. Pastore
Senate panels set for closed hearing on nuclear treaty
Senate Foreign Relations and related committees will hold a closed session Monday with Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman to address assurances in the arms control treaty. Mansfield, Pastore, Hickenlooper and Stennis weigh the pact’s impact as the Senate plans a swift timetable amid civil rights debates.
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Page
Senate Foreign Relations
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Mansfield
Harriman
U.S
Soviet Union
Red General Demands U.S. Leave S Korea
PANMUNJOM Korea AP marks armistice anniversary as Maj. Gen. Chang Chung hwan renews Seoul exit plea. He displayed gear claimed to be U.S. supplied and seized from spies. Gen George H Cloud of the U.S. Marine Corps urged restraint and said the items were commercially available and proved nothing.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.S
South Korea
America
North Korea
George H. Cloud
Chang Chung-hwan
Armistice Control Commission
Chang
Cloud
Two Onalaska Men Jailed For Disorderly Conduct
Two rural Onalaska men were lodged in La Crosse County Jail after a disturbance at the Lake Cafe in West Salem. Deputies responded at 1:35 a.m. witnesses gave the suspect car’s license, and officers later found the occupants at a downtown cafe. Both men were booked for disorderly conduct.
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Onalaska
la Crosse County
West Salem
Leonard Mach
Earl Kiefner
la Crosse
Missing 190-Proof Alcohol From Barge Chiropractic Clinic
A break-in at the Barge Chiropractic Clinic on Cameron Avenue left a pint of 190 proof alcohol missing. The theft was discovered early Saturday after entry was gained by breaking the rear door lock.
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Barge Chiropractic Clinic
Cameron Ave
Hungarian trade mission visits Nigeria for car market study
A six man Hungarian trade mission is in Lagos Nigeria assessing demand for Hungarian built cars and trucks. The delegation from Hungary explores local opportunities, meetings with potential partners and observers note potential market openings for automotive exports.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Hungary
Marie McDonald Free On Bail After Narcotics Charge
Marie McDonald, 40, was freed on 525 bail after state narcotics agents arrested her for forging prescriptions for Perlodan. She pleaded guilty at municipal court and sentencing set for Aug. 23 to decide if the offense is a misdemeanor or felony.
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van Nuys
Calif
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
U.S. Public Health Service
Kennedy outlines nuclear test ban treaty meanings
President Kennedy cautions that the partial ban is not foolproof but argues it reduces risks of unrestricted testing and nuclear arms race. He presents four meanings for the public: reduced tensions, less radioactive fallout, curb on spread of weapons, and strengthened security. He urges Senate ratification and constructive debate.
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Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
Senate
Budget Amendments Spark Tax Debate in Senate Vote
Busby proposed a $7.2 million net gain from a budget change while substituting income and utility tax skims that would cut last year's property tax credit. Donnelly called the package a grab bag and urged rejection, but Reynolds touted congressional support as urgent for schools and state institutions.
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Busby
Davis Donnelly
Eau Claire
Donnelly
Reynolds
Senate
Divorce Granted to Elroy Couple on Cruel Treatment
MAULTON Wis Juneau County judge Bruce B Beil grants divorce to Janice Gregg of Elroy from George Gregg also of Elroy on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Married August 1960. No children.
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Maulton
Wis
Juneaux County
Bruce B. Beilfuss
Janice Gregg
Elroy
George Gregg
Trempealeau Fair Names Breed Champions In Holstein Show
At Trempealeau County Fair Galesville Wisconsin judging crowned Holstein champions. 63 of 392 cattle entered included Lorna Bergum Blair the grand champion female and Bob Walters Galesville the grand champion grade female with blue ribbons for two other Holstein calves and yearlings.
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Trempealeau County Fair
Lincoln Berke Sue Joe
Gary Jahr
Blair
Ray Lambertson Herd
Trempealeau County
Galesville
Wis
Lorna Bergum
Bob Walters
Dennis Johnson
Charles Finstad
Whitehall
James Schindler
Dennis Myhre
Osseo
Dennis Fremstad
Julia
Schmidt
Elena
Steven Hammer
Eugene Nelson
Guernsey
Leslie Lakey
Trempealeau
Robert Oines
Angela Everson
Kyle Hardie
Ronald Kopp
la Vonn Schorbahn
Irvin L. Nehring
Jersey
Nancy Brisen
Dean Aleckson
Melrose
Michael Hogstad
Steve Hottendorf
Ettrick
Don Aleckson
Nancy Myhre
Wayne Hoynes
Arcadia
Gregory Gartner
Ayrshire
Beverly Emmons
Sharon Phillips
Wayne Lebakken
Sharon Lee Phillips
Wisconsin Assembly Faces Critical Vote On Budget And Tax Plan
Lawmakers warn of a bipartisan coalition on the roll calls as Republicans press to trim high spending. Renewal of demands could pull the governor from a compromise. The budget package, barely supported, is set for a decisive Monday vote after seven months of wrangling. Senators say the plan pleases no one, yet a viable alternative is lacking amid worries over basic state services. Weariness fuels a push to close the issue and return home.
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Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin
Madison
French Antistrike Law Approved by Parliament
Paris AP reports a government antistrike bill passed Friday night after interchanging between Senate and National Assembly. The measure bans surprise strikes in public utilities and requires a five day notice for any strike, drawing strong opposition from France’s labor bloc.
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Paris
Senate
National Assembly
France
Stolen 1956 Buick Reported In La Crosse Neighborhood
Norman C. Nordstrom reports his 1956 four door hard top Buick was taken from 1507 Johnson Street before 8 a.m. Saturday. Police say the yellow and white car bearing license M10464 may have had an unlocked ignition.
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Norman C. Nordstrom
Johnson St
la Crosse
Cilley Brown Wisland legal actions and city notices
Nancy J. Cilley 18 of 2035 Loo mis St pleads for pre sentence investigation after neglect of child. Gerald D. Brown 22 of 1628 Avon St fined 30 with line confiscated for failing to tend set line. Gertrude Wisland 47 of 717 Charles St divorces Elvin Wisland 49 of 22042 S 19th St for cruel and inhuman treatment. Also false alarm at 906 Winnebago St and minor fire damages on Main and Caledonia streets. Edwin Paulson 82 admitted to Lutheran Hospital.
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Nancy J. Cilley
Loomis St
Gerald D. Brown
Avon St
Gertrude (Groeschner) Wisland
Charles St
Elvin T. Wisland
S. 19Th St
Winnebago St
4Th
Main
Jesse Helgerson
Holmen
Tomah couple awarded divorce and child custody changes
Gloria Dinovich 26 of Tomah divorces Daniel Dinovich 32 on grounds of non support. Custody of two minor children awarded to plaintiff with Dinovich ordered to pay 50 dollars monthly sixty days after release from Waupun state prison. They wed April 30, 1958. Nancy Smith 23 of Tomah divorces John L. Smith 27 of Fond du Lac on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed July 21, 1956. custody of three minor children granted to Mrs. Smith. Smith ordered to pay 35 dollars weekly in support.
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Gloria Dinovich
Tomah
Daniel Dinovich
Dinovich
Waupun State Prison
Nancy Smith
John L. Smith
Fond du Lac
Public sentiment on letter writing to legislators sparks debate
Thompson supports amending statutes to allow individual letters to lawmakers provided no inducement or threat. An office stance says such letters are legal until enacted otherwise or court decisions change. Milwaukee interviews show many people unaware of current rules yet frustrated by bans, citing time and workload concerns.
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Thompson
Milwaukee
Madison
Great Britain gains Gibraltar under Utrecht provisions
Britain acquired Gibraltar from Spain as part of the Peace of Utrecht terms, marking a major territorial change and signaling a shift in European balance of power. The clause established Britain’s control over the Rock and its maritime position, influencing regional diplomacy for decades.
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Great Britain
Gibraltar
Spain
Utrecht
Preview of Weather Forecast for July 27 1963
The Weather Bureau issues a forecast through 7:00 p m eastern standard time noting last night's low and yesterday's high as the baseline for today. It outlines expected conditions, including temperature trends and potential effects on outdoor plans across inland regions.
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U.s.weather Bureau
River readings note Lacrosse flood stage and sun times
The Lacrosse river readings list flood stage at 24 hours with a 0.1 decrease from prior, alongside sunrise at 5 49 am and sunset at 8 33 pm. Degree days show total 1 for the period, matching last year and normal values at 12.
Car theft suspect returned to Milwaukee from Sparta
Horst Remberg of Chicago reported his 1955 blue and white four door Chevrolet stolen. He picked up a hitchhiker who drove away with the car while Remberg slept. The vehicle had not been recovered and Clarence Ford, 19, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., was taken into custody in Milwaukee on the charge.
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Sparta
Wis
Milwaukee
Clarence Ford
Ft. Leonard Wood
Horst Remberg
Chicago
Remberg
New Lisbon
Massive Skopje quake leaves vast destruction and homelessness
The quake devastated Skopje with about 85 percent of buildings ruined and at least half the 270,000 residents left homeless. Officials put injuries hard to count. over 2,000 treated at emergency stations as 10,000 troops banded together to guard against fires. President Tito and Premier Szambolie visited, aid poured in from Red Cross and U Thant. An aftershock sequence persisted through dawn.
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Skopje
Tito
Petar Szambolie
League of Red Cross Societies
Geneva
American Red Cross
Oslo
Yugoslavia
New York
U.N
U Thant
Rome
National Geophysics Institute
Khrushchev hopes for Laos pact amid cautious Western view
Harriman and Hailsham, after dinner with Khrushchev, plan to report to Kennedy and Macmillan on Soviet thoughts for Laos and possible non-aggression pacts. Western diplomats note warmer day to day talks during the test ban conference but warn Khrushchev may still hiddenly leverage East Germany to threaten Western routes to West Berlin.
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Khrushchev
Laos
East Germany
West Berlin
Harriman and Hailsham
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Briefs
Partly cloudy warm humid with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight. Turning cooler northwest tonight. Sunday cloudy cooler with occasional showers. Minnesota cloudy tonight and Sunday with showers and thundershowers mainly southeast. Partial clearing northwest Sunday. Cooler everywhere except extreme southeast. Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered showers mostly south east Sunday. Locally heavy rain possible northwest and west central tonight. Cooler northwest tonight and remainder Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Slim Crowd Pleased Youth Sounded Out In Workshop Concert
A 250 strong audience at La Crosse State College heard 60 youths from seventh grade through college perform under professional guidance in the Coulee Regional Festival of Arts workshop concert. The program featured original works by Milton Davenport and Grofe's Mississippi Suite, plus Bach and Bizet selections, with performances by Blanche Bounds and others. Participants hailed from multiple Wisconsin and nearby states, and additional concerts are planned, aided by the Coulee Region Kiwanis Club.
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la Crosse Tribune
Coulee
Gusto
Main Hall
la Crosse State College
Frank J. Italiano
Coulee Region
Winona
Milton Davenport
Bizet
Davenport
Blanche Bounds
Central State College Symphony
Stevens Point
Adler
Carol Roggensack
Edward Hayes
Vivaldi
Myrick Park
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sioux City
Iowa
Galesville
la Crosse
Black River Falls
West Salem
FBI Wins Freedom To Track Giancana
In Chicago, the FBI won temporary freedom to closely surveil Sam Giancana, a reputed mob leader, with multiple agents watching his Oak Park home and following him. The appellate panel overturned a district order restricting the surveillance methods and distances, pending further appeals. Giancana, 53, is linked to crime syndicate figures such as Anthony Accardo and Paul Ricca.
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FBI
Sam (Mooney) Giancana
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richard B. Austin
Giancana
Oak Park
Appeals Court
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
Roger Kiley
Bureau
Anthony Accardo
Paul Ricca
Chrles Gioe
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Grofe
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