Soldiers Grove Man Killed In Unusual Crash
Richard Murphy 21 of rural Soldiers Grove was killed when his car left U S 61 north of Boscobel, hit a guard rail, and the rail broke through the dash, narrowly missing him. The crash occurred as Murphy used crutches since last year due to prior injuries.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Crawford County
Boscobel
Richard Murphy
Soldiers Grove
Murphy
U.S. 61
James F. McManus
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Mukwonago
McManus
Mary J. Omernik
Henry VanEnkenwort
Green Bay
Earl Seeber
Watertown
Lauren Hinds
Oxford
Erwin C. Langdon
Mauston
Troops to Join SEATO Maneuvers in Thailand
The first 25th Division unit left Honolulu for Thailand to take part in SEATO maneuvers June 11 to 19. By week’s end about 2,000 troops from the 5th Infantry and Brigade Task Force Headquarters will be airlifted to join the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
25Th Division
Thailand
5Th Infantry
Military Air Transport Service
Livestock Quotes Drive Mixed Market Signals at Swift & Company
As of noon today the hog market shows gains with strict meat type premiums and various weight classes listed for good hogs sows and cuts. Cattle and veal trends show steers and heifers steady to strong while cows, bulls, and utility grades sit lower. Chicago produce prices also noted with steady butter and slightly mixed egg quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Civil rights protests and clashes across multiple states
Across Jackson Mississippi and other cities, protests for desegregation continue with massive security, arrests, and negotiations. James Meredith pledges resources for desegregation. violence erupts in Gainesville and Greensboro while peaceful picketing persists in Tallahassee and Englewood.
High Court rules out Tennessee school transfer plan
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down two public school transfer plans in Knoxville and Davidson County that allowed students to move to schools with different race majorities. Justice Clark ruled the plans promote discrimination and violate the 14th Amendment, citing Brown v Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Knoxville
Davidson County
Nashville
Knox County
Justice Clark
High Court
Clark
Brown
Board of Education
Burke Marshall
Civil Rights Division
Justice Department
Jack Greenberg
New York
Greenberg
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill June 3 1963
Noon quotations from Shearson Hammill list numerous stocks with bid offers and percent ranges for 1963. Major names include American Can American Cyanamid Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors U S Steel Westinghouse and Texaco along with transportation and commodity markers. The table shows bid ranges and price figures across multiple firms and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Power
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
RCA
Clark
Frantz
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Tran
Avyco
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Boeing
Safeway Stores
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Heileman Brew
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Celanese
Socony
la X Tele
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Consolidated Food
Oil of Ind
McQuay, Inc
Curtiss Wright
Oil of NJ
Mtg. Guar
Ins
Dupont
Stud Packard
Nekoosa
Eastman Kodak
Sunray Mid-Cent
Plastics
Financial Fed
Pyroil Co
Ford
Swift
Rap Industries
Fruehauf
Texaco
Rockwell Mfg
Glass Tire
I. NS
Wallace Press
Tausche Bonds
Great North
Westinghouse Bloc
Greyhound Western Union
Boston Fund
Illinois Central
White Motor
Chemical F
International Harv
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard Interstate Power
Zenith
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard
la Cr
Fidelity Fund
Ludlow Type
Incorp
Mack Trucks
Magnavox
Nat
Montgomery W
St. NA
Monsanto Chemical
Pacific
Wisconsin
Relations With Duvalier Resumed
The United States will resume normal diplomatic relations with Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier after suspending dealings when his term expired on May 15. State Department officials said they still disapprove of his regime but recognize he remains in control and that restoring ties serves U.S. interests.
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Washington
United States
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
U.S
State Department
Space Age Dominates Commencement Themes at Two Colleges
The Associated Press reports Marquette University and Carroll College focused on the space age in commencement exercises. Rev. William F. Kelley urged dreaming boldly and eradicating prejudices as 1,318 Marquette graduates heard of lunatics becoming pioneers like Shepard and Cooper. Honoraries included Nathan M. Pusey and Frederick Seitz. Carroll College awarded degrees amid calls for improving Wisconsin education, noting 134 one room schools and 60 two room schools, with Rothwell and several clergymen receiving honors.
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Associated Press
Marquette University
Carroll College
Marquette
William F. Kelley
Father Kelley
Marquette’s
Shepard
Glenn
Cooper
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard University
Lawrence College
Msgr
Peter Leo Johnson
St. Francis Seminary
Milwaukee
George B. Harrison
University of
Richard W. Mahony
Appleton Coated Paper Co
Appleton
Angus B. Rothwell
Madison
Wisconsin
Carroll
Waukesha
Bomb scare ends after toothbrush in bag
A red overnight bag on a Pan American ramp in Miami buzzed for 15 minutes. Mr and Mrs R Furgeson of Fort Lauderdale opened the bag, removed a battery powered toothbrush, and the scare ended with authorities at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
R. Furgeson
Fort Lauderdale
FBI
Furgesons
Sheboygan Fire Rips Wood Firm Complex
Firefighters battled a blaze at Ellinger's Wood Flour and related units in Sheboygan causing estimated damage near half a million dollars. Two explosions were heard in a dust room and the fire spread to a two to four story warehouse. Three men were inside but suffered no injuries as crews contained the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Hubert Ellinger
Ellinger
Wood Flour, Inc
Agotized Wood, Inc
Pope Battles Pain As Vatican Reports Severe Suffering
The pope's fever rose to 104 degrees and his pulse to 140 as he endured a night of delirium and coma like states. Vatican radio said he clung to a cross for hours while devout crowds prayed in St. Peter's Square and nearby.
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Vatican
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Square
Plane Crash In India Kills Six Americans
An Indian Airlines DC3 crash near Srinagar, India, killed 29 aboard including University of Illinois associate professor James Clarence Laverty and his family. Laverty, a soil expert teaching at Balwant Rajput Agricultural College near Agra, died with his wife and three sons. An American tourist unnamed as Miss P Hardman also perished.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Airlines
University of Illinois
Amritsar
North Indian Plains
Srinagar
Kashmir
U.S
James Clarence Laverty
Champaign
Ill
Laverty
Jean H. Otto Laverty
Stephen E
Michael J
Gregory J
Clarence J. Laverty
St. Paul
Minn
U.S. Agency For International Development
Balwant Rajput Agricultural College
Agra
P. Hardman
President of India Meets Kennedy at White House
President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan arrived by helicopter at the White House to a rainy welcome from President John F. Kennedy. Officials planned a formal reception and talks on bilateral ties.
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India
Kennedy
Washington
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
White House
Fire Destroys Farm Home in Waupaca
The Frank DeMar residence near Waupaca burned to the ground early today shortly after the family left for East St Louis Illinois because Mrs DeMars father was seriously ill. A passing motorist found the fire at 3 am and firefighters saved only a few kitchen appliances. The cause is undetermined. Contacts with the DeMar family had not been made by mid morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMar
East St. Louis
Ill
DeMars
Waupaca
World Briefs Summary from Multiple AP Dispatches
Chilean Sen Julio Duran named front runner for next year’s presidential race by coalitions including Centrist Radical Conservative and Liberal parties. Prince Philip slightly injured during polo. not seriously hurt. UAR Yemen merger talks eyed as prelude to unification. East Pakistan cyclone toll rises to at least 22,000. U.S. and Thai officials open a new 6,000 foot airstrip near Laos. 16 U.S. astronauts begin survival training in Panama Jungle course at Albrook Canal Zone base.
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Santiago, Chile
Chile
Julio Duran
Duran
Radical
Conservative
Liberal Party
Panama
U.S
Houston
Tex
Miami
Fla
Air Force
Caribbean Air Command
Albrook Air Force Base
Canal Zone
Arizona Wins Long Water Struggle With California
The U S Supreme Court ruled with major modifications to a special master’s recommendation in the 40 year Colorado River water fight between Arizona and California. It accepted key allocations of 4.4 million acre feet to California and 2.8 million to Arizona with provisions for recommendations by Sept 16 or the court will issue its own decree. Justice Black noted the secretary of interior may adopt a non pro rata method and disputed the master’s apportionment formula for shortages. Chief Justice Warren did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona
California
Colorado River
High Court
Colorado
Nevada
Lee Ferry
Ariz
Hugo Black
Interior
Hoover Dam
Earl Warren
Harlan
Douglas
Stewart
Gila River
Callifornia
Dairy income outlook and wheat vote impact in 1963
Norton forecasts dairy prices near last year’s level with possible fall and winter uptick depending on production. Industry experts warn that a new wheat program is needed else feed use will raise milk production, a development viewed as bad news for dairy farmers.
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Norton
Congress
Papal milestones from 1961 to 1963 consistory to Pacem in Terris
Chronology of Pope John XXIII and Vatican II events from May 1961 to May 1963, including receptions of Elizabeth II and Khrushchev's family, issuance of Mater et magistra and Pacem in Terris, creation of cardinals, first Vatican Council opening, and the Balzan Prize for Peace awarded.
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Queen Elizabeth II of
Britain
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
John F. Kennedy
Rome
India
Loreto
Assisi
St. Peter's Basilicia
First Vatican
Ecumenical Council
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhuebi
Izvestia
Russia
Weekend Deaths Across Several Cities In Brief Obituaries
Yves le Prieur 78 a retired naval captain who helped perfect the first frogman diving suit in 1926 died Sunday in Nice France Dr George Melville Bolling 92 retired Ohio State Greek and Sanskrit professor died Saturday in Princeton New Jersey Floyd E McCaffree 57 former director of the RNC research division died Saturday of a heart ailment in Manhasset New York The Rev Dr Randolph Ray 76 rector of New Yorks Little Church Around the Corner died Saturday in Fairfield Connecticut He retired in 1958 and had married thousands of couples during his 35 years in the ministry.
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Nice
France
Yves le Prieur
Princeton
N.J
George Melville Bolling
Ohio State University
Fairfield
Conn
Randolph Ray
New York
Ray
Eight Questioned In Bomb Terror in Montreal
Police questioned eight men and seized dynamite fuses and timing devices in a Quebec Liberation Front bomb terror probe. Montreal Police Director J Adrien Robert said more arrests are expected at a Sunday night briefing. Provincial official Josaphat Brunet noted a Belgian national among those picked up. The front has attacked Montreal with bombings aimed at secession from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
J. Adrien Robert
Josaphat Brunet
Quebec
Canada
Mellon Trust Grants Fund Faculty Salaries At 23 Medical Schools
The Richard King Mellon charitable trusts plan $5.75 million in grants to 23 private medical schools to support faculty salaries. Each school receives $50,000 annually for five years totaling $250,000 per school. Marquette University is listed among the beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Allen C. Thompson
Roy Wilkins
New York
National Naacp
Wilkins
Englewood
N.J
Lincoln School
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh
Richard King Mellon Charitable Trusts
Marquette University
Suspended Milwaukee Police Captain Bound Over for Trial
Harry Kuszewski suspended captain of the Milwaukee Police vice squad was bound over to Circuit Court for trial on 23 of 24 John Doe investigation charges. The 24th false swearing charge was dropped. Seventeen counts allege misconduct and six accuse him of income tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee (Ap
Harry Kuszewski
Milwaukee Police
John Doe
F. Ryan Duffy
New Discovery Aids Hemorrhoid Shrinkage Without Surgery
A world famous institute reports a new healing substance Bio Dyne in Preparation H ointment or suppositories shrinks hemorrhoids quickly without surgery. It relieves itching burning and pain within minutes and speeds tissue healing while reducing swelling and infection risk. Tests under a doctor's supervision show success even in long standing cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
U.N. Set to Finance Peacekeeping. Soviet Bloc Lacks Funds
United Nations diplomats expect U Thant to see General Assembly approval for four resolutions funding Congo and Middle East peacekeeping for the second half of 1963. The plan spreads costs between the regular budget scale and a special underdeveloped-country scale, with industrialized nations covering shortfalls. The Soviet bloc is not expected to pay arrears totaling over 63.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
Assembly
U Thant
S. 0. Adebo
Nigeria
Adebo
Congo
Middle East
United States
Britain
Canada
Netherlands
Sweden
Argentina
Brazil
India
Pakistan
U.N
Soviet Bloc
Directors To Meet In Tomah Wisconsin
The board of directors of the American Cancer Society will meet at the Town Hall room Bank of Tomah at 8 p.m. Tuesday June 4.
Moving study shows typical family stays built house years
A national survey by a moving firm finds the average American family remains in the same house for six years and seven months.
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Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Wallace
James H. Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Tallahassee
Gainsville
University of Florida
Greensboro
N.C
Alabama
Chicago Poultry Chicago
House
Vivian J. Malone
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Michigan
Frederick G. Hochwalt
National Catholic Education Association
Frederick Seitz
The
Rothwell
Lloyd G. de Jong
Fond du Lac
First United Presbyterian Church
Edgar G. Bletcher
Wisconsin Synod
United Presbyterian Church
West Granville Presbyterian Church
Wood Firm Blaze
Frank
World Briefs
Windsor
England
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Windsor Great Park
Windsor Castle
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Dacca
East Pakistan
Bangkok
Laos
South Third St
K Reign
Reds
William N. Oatis
Parkersburg
Peter NE
South Fourth ST
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