Supreme Court strikes down Washington loyalty oath laws
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, invalidated two Washington state loyalty oath laws for state employees and teachers. Justice White said the oaths were unconstitutionally vague, while Justice Clark dissented joined by Justice Harlan. about 64 University of Washington staff challenged the laws.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
University of Washington
U.S. District Court
Seattle
Wash
White
Paz Re-Elected Bolivian President in 1964 Victory
Bolivian President Victor Paz Estenssoro, sole candidate, was declared the winner as counting of blank ballots awaited to gauge opposition strength. Approximately one million voters were eligible. Paz, 56, credited the victory to popular demand for tranquility after constitutional changes allowing self-succession.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Paz
Ike's Locomotive Placed in National Railroad Museum
A World War II era locomotive associated with Eisenhower was installed at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay. Dennis Roper, British consul in Chicago, presented the gift from the British Railroad Authority to Rep. John W. Byrnes. The engine arrived after a four week rail journey from London to New York and then Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
England
National Railroad Museum
Dennis Roper
Chicago
John W. Byrnes
R- Wis
London
New York
Amusement Park on French Island Damaged by Vandals
Sheriff officials report vandals damaged the Sawdust Village amusement park on French Island injuring entrance gate posts and a wall enclosure. Ralph Hauser said about 75 dollars in damage occurred in the 1700 block on La Crescent Street. A car bumper was used to ram the gate.
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Sawdust Village
French Island
Sheriff's Department
Ralph Hauser
la Crescent Street
Oshkosh Man Dies In Flaming Bartonville Crash
Oshkosh Wisconsin man John Sheppard aged 45 died in a flaming crash near Bartonville Illinois as his car left a rural road and plunged into a ditch. Two Peoria men Ernie Brubaker and Kenneth R Horner escaped the burning vehicle as deputies described travel paths and escape moments.
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Bartonville, Ill
John Sheppard
Oshkosh
Wis
Bartonville
Peoria
Sheppard
Ernie Brubaker
Ken Oeneth R. Horner
Wooden nickel experiment ends amid hoarding and coin shortage
In Monroe, a local bank halted a wooden nickel trial after about 20 000 discs were produced and circulated. Backed by the bank reserves but not the Treasury, the project failed as banks hoarded coins and collectors offered high prices. The mint reportedly discouraged the idea.
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Monroe
First National Bank of
U.S. Treasury
Edward R. Adams
U.S
Adams
Court Sways Florida Prayer Ruling on Bible Reading
The Supreme Court reversed a Florida ruling upholding Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in Miami public schools citing its Abington Township decision. It said the Florida law served secular aims like moral training and citizenship and left other questions unaddressed as they lacked federal questions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Miami
Abington Township
Pennsylvania
Abington
Maryland
Aberdeen Typhoid Outbreak Adds 37 New Cases
Aberdeen, Scotland reports 37 new typhoid cases as total hospital admissions reach 227 with 197 confirmed. Officials investigate a meat slicer link while hygiene concerns in public facilities are discussed. Navy cases were ruled gastroenteritis. One death reported.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Glasgow
Navy
Traffic deaths mark grim weekend in Wisconsin area
Aasen 19 was killed when his car left Highway 533 north of Blair Trempealeau County and hit road equipment. Sheriff Klund said he appears to have fallen asleep at the wheel. The youth worked for a La Crosse construction firm. Mrs Norman Schultz 27 of Milwaukee was killed when her husband s car left Highway 27 southeast of Sturgeon Bay struck a tree after another car forced them off the road.
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Door County
Schultz
Tombstone Collapse Kills 5 Year Old at Wisconsin Cemetery
A five year old boy, Scott Arthur Utech of West Bend, died after a tombstone fragment toppled during a family visit at St. Pauls Lutheran Cemetery near Random Lake. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a West Bend hospital.
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Random Lake
Wis
St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery
Scott Arthur Utech
August Utech
West Bend
Driver Blanks Out In La Crosse Vehicle Incident
A woman driver reportedly blacked out while driving north on Losey Boulevard near Losey and Jackson Street after 10 am Monday. Mrs. Philip Arneson, 44, of Route 2, was taken by police ambulance to Lutheran Hospital.
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Losey Boulevard
Jackson Street
Losey
Philip
Jean) Arneson
Lutheran Hospital
Psychiatrists Call for Ruby Sanity Hearing in Dallas
Three court appointed psychiatrists urged a sanity hearing for condemned killer Jack Ruby. Judge Joe Brown planned to confer with them before ruling. They stated Ruby is mentally ill though not necessarily legally insane. Defense vows Texas Supreme Court appeal if no hearing. Ruby, 53, shot Oswald during a jail transfer on November 24 last year and faces execution.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
R. L. Stubblefield
John T. Holbrook
William R.beavers
Brown
Joe Tonnhill
Texas ‘Supreme Court
Oswald
Kenosha Woman Dies In Michigan Car Crash
Mrs. Martha Schmidt 66 of Kenosha Wisconsin died in a two car collision near St Joseph Michigan. Her husband Gottlieb 71 was the other driver and suffered only minor injuries according to Berrien County sheriff's officers.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Martha Schmidt
Kenosha
Wis
Michigan
Berrien County
Gottlieb
Young Milwaukeean Named New NAACP Wisconsin President
E Gordon Young, 35, of Milwaukee is elected president of the Wisconsin Conference of the NAACP, succeeding Lloyd Barbee. The appointment places Young at the helm of the state's civil rights advocacy group.
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NAACP
Milwaukee
E. Gordon Young
Wisconsin
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lloyd Barbee
Boathouse Break-In Reported On Black River Site
Joseph Fuchs of 428 Liberty St reports his boathouse on the Black River south of the Milwaukee Road bridge was entered. gas tank drained and a motor pull rope broken. Police were notified Saturday of the incident.
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Joseph Fuchs
Liberty St
Fuchs
Black River
Milwaukee Road Bridge
Reynolds Plans June 15 Announcement In Green Bay
Gov. Reynolds will hold a news conference in Green Bay to declare his reelection bid for a second term. He aims to keep college student costs low and cites education, mental health and welfare gains but criticizes housing and highway policies. He notes 569 of 1,612 bills passed in 1963 with 73 vetoes and mentions a loan program tweak.
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Madison
Johngram
Reynolds
Tance
Dacy
Green
Dan
Green Bay
Brown County
Philip G. Kuehn
Minnesota Weekend Traffic Toll Reports Multiple Fatalities
The week old Jolene Greenwood of Minneapolis died after a car driven by her mother left a ditch near Cherry Minnesota while visiting relatives. Her sister Jackie 15 months survived. Earlier, Donald Schweiger 10 months in Mankato died after fleeing a wagon into a car. Samuel York of Minneapolis and Arthur Hunt of Rosemount also died in separate weekend incidents.
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Jerome Greenwood
Minneapolis
Cherry
St. Louis
Samuel York
Arthur J. Hunt
Rosemount
Dakota County
Nightly unrest in Crown Heights draws Hasidic patrols
In Brooklyn Crown Heights a mob of Black youths shouted and attacked passing passengers. They overturned refreshments and stole candy and $90 from a counter. A white teacher Miss Charlotte Lipsik, 38, was fatally injured Friday night. Ultra orthodox Hasidic Jews form a private radio patrol to curb night violence in the area.
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Page 1
Manhattan
Charlotte Lipsik
Crown Heights
Brook‘lyn
Kennedy's Wife Loses Expected Baby
Mrs. Edward M. Kennedy, wife of Senator Kennedy, miscarried an expected baby at Georgetown University Hospital. Doctor William J. Cusack said she was in early pregnancy and resting comfortably after entering hospital Sunday to avoid miscarriage. The Kennedys have two children, Kara and Edward Jr.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
William J. Cusack
Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
Sen. Kennedy
Kara
Edward M. Jr
Indonesia Threatens To Call Off Summit Over Guerrilla Withdrawal
Malaysia warned it may cancel the Tokyo summit next week if Indonesia balks at withdrawing guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo. A Foreign Office spokesman called Jakarta's stance a sign it does not seek a peaceful settlement. Prime Minister Rahman seeks token troop withdrawal from Sabah and Sarawak before meeting Sukarno and Macapagal. The three-nation talks open June 8 with possible leaders’ attendance later.
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Malaysia
Tokyo
Indonesia
Malaysian Borneo
Foreign Office
Jakarta
Abdul Rahiman
Sabah
Sarawak
Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Stock Quotations and Market Movers Feature Listing
Dow Jones averages show Industrials 821.58 Railroads 206.59 Utilities 140.08 with volume 1,320,000. Commodities include July wheat at 1.49 percent and July soybeans at 2.487 percent. Sept eggs 33.05 and July corn 1.234. Miscellaneous stocks list names such as Aileen Inc Central Tel Clark Oil and others with varied quotes. Mutual funds include Boston Fund Fidelity Fund and Natl Inv with price ranges and changes.
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Dow Jones
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Aileen, Inc
Central
Clark Oil
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Heileman
Koehring Co
Lax Rub. Mills
Lax Tele
Marine Cap
McQuay, Inc
Guar. Ins
Nekonsa
No. Plastics
Pyroil Co
Rap Industries
Rockwell Mfg
Orien N.Y
Swank, Inc
Warner Elec
Western Power
Wis. P. & Lt
Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chemical
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Fund
Inc
Puritan Fund
Wis. Fund
Mansfield Plans Cloture Move on Civil Rights Bill
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield said he would file a cloture petition next Saturday to limit debate on the civil rights bill with a two day vote window after filing. He and Dirksen weighed timing as Democrats push to speed action while opponents argue the measure is watered down.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
John Sparkman
D-Ala
House
Javits
Sparkman
Associated Press
Notable Speakers Highlight Wisconsin College Graduations
Diplomat William P. Mahoney Jr addressed 147 graduates at St Norbert College West De Pere receiving an honorary LLD. Author Harper Lee spoke at Mount Mary College Milwaukee with a humane letters doctorate. Dr Edward Teller also received an honorary degree at Mount Mary and urged cooperation through nuclear energy. In Waukesha Carroll College marked its 118th commencement with Dr Walter Judd receiving an honorary degree and stressing education as a race between free and Communist worlds.
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Congress
Wisconsin Colleges
William P. Mahoney Jr
United States
Ghana
St. Norbert College
West de Pere
Mahoney
Africa
Harper Lee
Milwaukee
Mount Mary College
Mount Mary
Edward Teller
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Waukesha
Carroll College
Walter Judd
Minnesota
China
Today in History June 1 highlights across years
Entries mark notable events on June 1: 1813 Captain James Lawrence dies after commanding the Chesapeake with the famous unyielding line. 1792 Kentucky admitted statehood, 1796 Tennessee followed. Other items include Somme fighting in 1940, Crete evacuation in 1941, Osaka raid in 1945, Karen’s organization in 1954, Bourguiba constitution in 1955, and Indonesia oil deal in 1969.
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Associated Press
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Boston
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indonesia
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Hits 514
The AP survey shows 418 traffic deaths over a 78 hour non holiday weekend from May 14 to May 17 plus 23 boating deaths and 73 drownings, totaling 514. Holiday boating deaths totaled 18 with 41 drownings, while the 1961 four day Memorial Day record was 462. Last year’s one day observance had 159 highway deaths.
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Associated Press
Mother and four children die in Buffalo home fire
A mother Barbara White and her four children Mark 4 Kevin 3 Scott 2 and a six month old perished when a single story frame home fire swept their Buffalo Central Park district residence. The father Charles White 26 was listed in serious condition at Columbus Hospital with burns over 75 percent of his body.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Central Park District
Charles White
Columbus Hospital
Barbara White
Mark
Kevin
Scott
Shastri Emerges as Nehru Successor Hopeful
In New Delhi amid border tensions with Red China, Congress leaders back Lal Bahadur Shastri as Nehru's successor. Morarji Desai challenges, while party elder Kamaraj coordinates efforts and polls 300 officials.
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Conrad Fine
Ladakh
New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Shastri
Red China
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Bertrand Russell
Peking
Nehru
Russell
Kumaraswami Kumaraj
Kamaraj
Congress
Desai
Times of India
Cube City Publisher Wm. Goldthorpe Dies
William H. Goldthorpe, 83, longtime publisher of the Tri-County Weekly Press for 63 years, died today in Cuba City. He was a former Republican assemblyman from Grant County.
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Cuba City
William H. Goldthorpe
Tri-County Weekly Press
Grant County
Vandalized Equipment at Storm Sewer Sites
Vandals over the weekend operated machinery at storm sewer projects on Market Street between 15th and 16th and on 16th between Cass and Madison. A power shovel battery was dead Monday morning. Carl W. Frank Construction Co. of Winona reported gauges painted, and keys and other equipment stolen.
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Market Street
15Th
16Th
Cass
Madison
Carl W. Frank Construction Co
Winona
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