Stevenson Welcomed To Venezuela On Latin American Mission
Stevenson arrives in Caracas for a 18 day tour of 10 nations to seek inter American economic and social cooperation. He meets President Betancourt and Venezuelan officials and says talks focus on economic aid and social improvement rather than forging an anti Castro alliance.
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Max Harrelson
Caracas
Venezela
Dhai E. Stevenson
South America
Stevenson
Romulo Betancourt
U.S
United Nations
Richard M. Nixon
Betancourt
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Fidel Castro
Two Men Die In Auto Crash Fire In Newport
Two young men from Milwaukee hospital staff were burned to death when their car left the road in Newport, crossed a lawn and hit a tree. The victims were Phillip Steichen 21 and Robert E Enge 18 both employed at Columbia Hospital. Steichen was the driver. They were visiting Steichen's father John in St Paul.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Milwaukee
Phillip Steichen
Robert E. Enge
Columbia Hospital
Steichen
John
St. Paul
Newport
Belvidere Man Killed in Illinois 173 Collision
A two car head on collision on Illinois 173 Sunday killed Fred Kobernus 53 Belvidere. Howard Severson of Beloit and his wife were injured severely with their son Thomas 18 also hurt. Kobernus was alone in his car when it struck the Severson vehicle. Severon and son treated for minor injuries at Harvard hospital.
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Capron
Ill
Illinois
Fred Kobernus
Belvidere
Beloit
Kobernus
Howard Severson
Severson
Harvard
Thomas
Milwaukee and Winona Livestock Market Reports
Live stock and cattle prices from Milwaukee and Winona markets show steady to modest gains. Hog and cattle valuations are listed by weight ranges with bids from Swift & Company. calves and calves prices included. Chicago produce and poultry sections note slight price shifts and wholesale buying rates.
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Milwaukee
Winona
Swift & Company
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry
USDA
Midshipman Kuester to Receive Commendation at Annapolis
Arland W. Kuester son of Mr and Mrs Ervin W Kues ter Madison Wisconsin is among 24 midshipmen slated to receive letters of commendation from the Naval Academy superintendent for officerlike qualities and leadership. The awards mark the first entries in their new service records and will be presented at the superintendent's dress parade.
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Annapolis
Arland W. Kuester
Ervin W. Kuester
Madison
Wis
Naval Academy
Milk Day Crown: Karen Schultz Is Harvard Milk Queen
Harvard Illinois drew a record crowd over 50 000 for Milk Day as Karen Schultz of Hebron was crowned milk queen after a field of candidates from five cities. The 17 year old high school senior was chosen amid cheers from the attendees.
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Harvard, Ill
Karen Schultz
Hebron
Harvard
11 Algerians Dead in Paris Shooting Attack
Paris police hunted the assailants across three arrondissements after an early morning firefight left 11 Algerians dead including four soldiers. Four Algerians and five police officers were wounded as gunfire and grenades struck a police car, a second car, and a siege at Rue Saint Martin.
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Paris
Vincennes
13Th Arrondissement
Magenta
Strasbourg
Bonne Nouvelle
Rue Saint-Martin
Industrialist Goldfine jailed and fined in tax evasion case
Bernard Goldfine, industrialist, sentenced to one year and a day in prison and fined 110000 on income tax evasion charges. Judge George C. Sweeney also placed him on five years probation and ordered disclosure of all cash transactions from Strathmore Woolen Co and other textile firms. Miss Mildred Paperman, his secretary, received three years probation for a similar charge. The court noted more than 609000 in cash or cash written checks and sought full accounting of funds and destinations.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Mildred’ Paperman
Goldfine
Sweeney
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Woolen Co
Large Missiles Open New Rocket Era
U S scientists reveal a new era in rocketry with a 30 foot tall segmented test rocket that produced nearly 500 000 pounds of thrust. The team aims to build 12 million pounds of thrust soon and aspire to 21 million pounds, surpassing Soviet capabilities.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Atlas
Titan
Cape Canaveral
Vanldenberg Air Force Base
Soviet Union
Deaths rise from multiple crash tragedies across Wisconsin
Mrs. Maxey mourns after her daughter's wedding reception. Rose Marie Reinhart 34 of Fox Point and her 7 year old son Peter die in a two car collision in Milwaukee. Seven others injured when Reinhart car and another collide and overturn. Samuel Rosemen 41 of Chicago dies when his car leaves Highway 115 near Juneau and overturns. William C. Jones 18 of Rice Lake dies after a ditch overturn north of Rice Lake. Eugene Liebergen 17 of Kaukauna dies when his car hits a culvert four miles north of Kaukauna. Earlier victims include Dean Kuyoth Theodore Lavine Jr Milton Johnson.
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Main Street
Sheboygan River
Maxey
Milwaukee
Rose Marie Reinhart
Fox Point
Peter
Samuel Rosemen
Chicago
Juneau
William C. Jones
Rice Lake
Barron County
Eugene Liebergen
Kaukauna
Dean Kuyoth
Straford
Theodore Lavine Jr
Surgeon Bay
Milton Johnson
Sturteant
Six drownings in Minnesota waters prompt weekend search
Six people died in Minnesota over the weekend as warm sunny weather drew crowds to lakes. Victims include a baby in a stock watering tank near Park Rapids and teens in Brown and Hennepin Counties, plus two Minneapolis youths in Lake Calhoun and Nokomis.
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Minnesota
Larry Kepner
Morris
Minn
Big Stone Lake
Ortonville
Kepner
James Lester
Charles Lewis
Lester
Lewis
Paula Gereszek
Stanley
Gereszek
Park Rapids
R.J. Potter
Hubbard County
Timothy Schmiesing
Lake Hanska
New Ulm
Floyd Schmiesing
Brown County
Shirley Schmitz
Scanlon
Carleton
Minneapolis Lakes
Orrin D. Heming
Minneapolis
Lake Calhoun
Heming
Catherine Taylor
South St. Paul
Lake Nokomis
Marilyn McCollum
Miss McCollum
Roger Torgerson
Mankato
Minnesota River
Roger
Blue Earth
Freedom Riders Stay in Jackson as More Arrive
In Jackson Mississippi 65 Freedom Riders have entered the city to challenge Jim Crow laws. All have been jailed and 52 convicted on breach of the peace charges with fines and suspended sentences. 13 await trial. Hunger strikes press on while leaders say more riders will fly in and join protests.
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Jackson
Miss
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Deep South
Hinds County
Freedom Riders Movement
Cleveland
Ohio
Marvin Rich
New York
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Jerome Smith
Southern Law University
New Orleans
Rich
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Freedom
South
King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Atlanta
Richmond
Salinger Russ to Argue Press Freedom on TV
NBC will air a nationally televised debate on press freedom on June 24. Pierre Salinger and Harrison Salisbury will lead the American team against Khrushchev’s son-in-law Aleksei Gadjubey and Mikhail Kharlamov for the Soviet side, taped at 2 p.m. and broadcast 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. EDT.
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NEW York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Khrushchevy
National Broadcasting Co
Nbc-Tv
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Salinger
Khrushchev
Aleksei Adjubey
Izvestia
Mikhail A. Kharlamov
Soviet Foreign Ministry
NBC
Fire Sweeps Through Two Oconto Buildings
Fire destroyed the Oconto Milling Co. building and heavily damaged the Rasmussen Furniture Co. structure in Oconto's business district. Fire Chief John Reed was overcome by smoke while directing crews from Oconto and Peshtigo who fought the six hour blaze after it was discovered at 2 52 a m. The Rasmussen top floor burned out with extensive lower floor damage as embers threatened nearby buildings.
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Oconto
John Reed
Peshtigo
Oconto Milling Co
Rasmussen Furniture Co
Rasmussen
Unusual offers boost response in reader personals
A reader services column touts unusual offers with a call to dial 2 8040 to connect with the personals. The short item highlights the column as a big reader reach mechanism and invites participation.
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Dial
Cohen Crony Wounded In L A Shooting
In West Los Angeles a Mickey Cohen aide Max Tannenbaum was shot in the face and neck outside a bar. He was hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center with possible loss of an eye and teeth. Cohen, on trial for income tax evasion, declined comment through attorney Jack Dahlstrum. Tannenbaum has a 32 year arrest record and faces July 19 in Beverly Hills for possessing burglar's tools.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Max Tannensbaum
Ucla Medical Center
Cohen
Tannenbaum
Jack Dahlstrum
Dahlstrum
Dahlstrom
Beverly Hills
Kennedy to Speak Tuesday Night on Summit Radio
President Kennedy will address the American people Tuesday from 6 to 6:30 p.m. EST from the White House. He will attend the U S Naval Academy commencement in Annapolis on Wednesday and dine with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace tonight.
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Kennedy
White House
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Britain
Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
U.S
David Bruce
Lord Home
Countess of Home
John Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
Harold Caccia
David Ormsby- Gore
Prince
Princess Radziwill
Radziwill
London
Joseph P. Kennedy
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Laos
Rural Viroqua man arraigned in negligent homicide charge
Marlon Peterson, 24, of R2 Viroqua was arraigned in Vernon County Court on a negligent homicide charge for the May 28 crash near Chaseburg that killed Larry Rumsey. Judge Martin Gulbrandson set a preliminary hearing for June 20 amid defense by Wayne Schlintz of Viroqua.
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Viroqua
Wis
Marlon Peterson
Vernon County
Larry Rumsey
Chaseburg
Martin Gulbrandson
Wayne Schlintz
Government To Argue For Open Law Schools
The Justice Department will argue that states must provide public schools and cannot close them to dodge integration. The NAACP filed suit against Louisiana local option voting on school integration, seeking to overturn a vote to close schools in St Helena Parish. The case asks whether abandoning a state’s public schools denies 14th Amendment rights and whether local option closes change the outcome.
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Washington
Justice Department
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
NAACP
St. Helena ‘Parish
Jack Gremillion
New Orleans
J.L. Meadows
St. Helena Parish
McDonough No. 19
Iease
Two Injured After Car Flips at Rural Wisconsin Intersection
At 12 28 a m Sunday a southbound car at the County Trunks W and D intersection Town of Onalaska near Halfway Creek School driveway overturned. Driver Larry G Hemker 20 West Salem bruised ribs held for observation at St Francis Hospital. Passenger Jerry Erickson 18 West Salem bruised chest treated and released. Other passenger Don Campbell 18 R 1 Mindoro listed as injured.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
Halfway Creek
Larry G. Hemker
West Salem
Hemker
St. Francis Hospital
Jerry Erickson
Space cabin test begins for two Air Force captains
Two Air Force captains Louis V. Gang and Bernard J. Westfall start a 17 day study breathing semi-pure oxygen in an altitude simulated cabin at Brooks Air Force Base. The Brooks experiment is part of a series at the School of Aerospace Medicine.
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San Antonio
GOP Gubernatorial Hopefuls To Address Wisconsin Convention
Two Republican contenders for governor are slated to speak at the closing session of the Wisconsin state convention in Eau Claire. Philip G. Kuehn of Whitefish Bay urges party unity after his 1960 loss, while Jack B. Olson of Wisconsin Dells, a former Nixon campaign organizer, signals a stronger bid ahead. The day includes routine business, a keynote by Gov. Donald Nutter, and discussions on resolutions with leaders from Young Republicans and the Republican Women.
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Wisconsin Nixon Committee
Olson
Memorial Gymnasium
Eau Claire State College
E.J. Prenzlow
St. Paul Lutheran Church In
Bloomer
Claude J. Jasper
Madison
Donald Nutter
Montana
William Wood
Janesville
Young Republican Federation
Henry Baldwin
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women
Laos Cease Fire Standoff Delays Geneva Conference
Western and Soviet delegates clash over Laos cease fire as violations mount. The United States insists on immediate ICC action while the Soviets resist. Communists claim a cease-fire exists and push for a long term Laotian neutrality accord.
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United States
International Control Commission
Laos
GE Chief Presses Self-Discipline as Key to System
In testimony before the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee Ralph J. Cordiner, president and board chairman of General Electric, called price fixing conspiracies a humbling experience and urged business leaders to practice self-discipline to preserve a free and competitive economy. He warned government intervention would grow if firms fail to uphold antitrust laws.
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Washington
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
Cordiner
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Electric Manufacturing
Alert Lifted After South Korea Coup Lockdown on Troops
Seoul reports that special alert restrictions placed on U.S. troops on May 16 after the South Korean military coup have been lifted today.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
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Henry Knapmiller
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Clark C Olin Mathieson Refining Co
Allied Radio
Pepsi-Cola First Bank
Allis-Chalmers
Pfizer
Stock Corp
American Can
E Pet
Godfrey Co
American Motors
Republic Steel
Hamilton
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Amer. & Tel
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Koehring Co
Anaconda Royal Dutch
la X Tel Co
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Safeway
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Amer
G. D. Searle
McQuay, Inc
Avco
Sears Roebuck
Eee Edwards Capital
Sinclair Oil 425
Brunswick
Socony
N. Plastics Inc. Oc
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Sperry Rand
Chrysler
Standard Oil Inc
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Celanese
Standard Oil N.J
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Sar
Columbia Gas
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Edison
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Tausche
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Wallace Press
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Northern Ry
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Eaton & Howar
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Jones & Laughlin
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Stock Fund
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Mack
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H. L. Hoffmann
Hotel la Crosse
Hoffmann
Hoffmann’s Surgical Appliance CO
Plymouth Building
Minneapolis 3
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Cohen Crony
L.A
New York, N. Y
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Eer
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la Crosse, Wis
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