JFK Returns From Europe Trip With Briefing Tonight
President Kennedy arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after a weeklong visit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev French President de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan He planned a 6 pm EDT nationwide broadcast and a 4 30 pm meeting with Democratic and Republican leaders to report on his talks.
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Europe
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Britain
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Bites Bailiff in Wild Dash for Freedom
Madison AP report says David A. Laurick, charged with illegally transporting beer, lashed out during bond setting. He bit a bailiff and kicked Officer Joseph Holmes, who received leg injuries, before Laurick was placed in a cell after bond rose to 300 dollars. Melvin Bailey, a former wrestler, contained the fray with a headlock.
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David A. Laurick
Laurick
Superior
Melvin Bailey
Joseph Holmes
Adlai Stevenson Heads to Argentina on Latin America Tour
Adlai E. Stevenson left Caracas after a 48 hour stay in Venezuela the first leg of his presidential mission to Latin America He said he was pleased with the results and did not seek concrete agreements during the visit.
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Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson
Argentina
Latin America
Stevenson
OAS Plans Five Nation Probe Of Dominican Republic
A five nation OAS committee will depart New York to investigate whether the Dominican Republic is liberalizing or tightening under its post Trujillo regime. The mission, requested by the United States, includes Panama United States Argentina Mexico and Uruguay and follows the assassination of dictator Rafael Trujillo.
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Venezuela
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Mexico
Uruguay
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Juan Tomas Diaz
U.S
Wisconsin Court Rules Dues To A Country Club Nondeductible
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that business country club dues and travel expenses for a president and his wife are not deductible from corporate income taxes. The decision, by Justice William H. Dieterich, upheld the disallowance of about 7 904 dollars claimed by Forsberg Paper Co. for 1950 to 1953.
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William H. Dieterich
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Norris Maloney
Dane County
Dieterich
Jackie Kennedy Dazzles London During Royal Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy rested at her sister's home after a busy London schedule with President Kennedy. A secretary said she may travel to Rome and Athens via Greece for rest and sightseeing, with a short cruise to the Aegean islands. Crowds cheered as the First Lady appeared at Buckingham Palace and wore a pale blue silk gown and jeweled accessories.
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London Evening News
Evening Standard
Doctor Bowers Withdraws Resignation At Wisconsin
Dr John Z Bowers the UW medical school dean withdraws his resignation in Madison The action announced by Carl E Steiger president of the university board of regents follows weeks of secrecy around board deliberationsOfficials say no public comment and the press remains barred from medical school dispute meetings Attorney General John Reynolds cites 1959 anti secrecy law allowing press exclusion in personnel matters
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Steiger
Atty
John Reynolds
Moose Wander Into Duluths East End
Two mature moose a bull and a cow wandered into Duluth Minnesota's east end at 5 a.m. Monday waking residents and bringing police squads and game wardens to chase them back into the woods after loud horn blowing and yelling.
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Duluth
AEC Approves Genoa Atomic Power Site and Tax Cut Plans
Madison Governor Gaylord Nelson backs a 50 percent cut in the personal property tax on inventories and farm livestock with revenue replaced by cutting two income tax exemptions. The proposal, to be introduced by Sen. Lynn Stalbaum, would allocate replacement funds based on each communitys share of inventories. Nelson shifts from a prior one third cut funded by higher income taxes to have corporations bear part of the cost.
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Los Angeles County
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Proxmire
AEC
Howard L. Nestingen
Dairyland
Congressional Committee
Nestingen
Tomah High seniors tour White House with gifts
One hundred Tomah High School seniors from Wisconsin visited the White House for a 30 minute tour arranged by President Kennedy. Aides Homer Gruenther and John J. McNally spoke to the group as Ronald Lowe and Helene Lincoln presented an Indian basket and a peace pipe to the President.
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Wisconsin
White House
Kennedy
Europe
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John J. McNally
Ronald Lowe
Helene Lincoln
Aid Money Will Be Spent In U S
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said 80 percent of the economic portion of Kennedy’s $4.8 billion foreign aid program for next year will be spent for U S goods and services. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the policy will have an increasingly favorable effect on the U S balance of payments.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Kennedy
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Dillon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wood County Man Victim Of Drowning
The body of Frank Esser, 62, of Arpin, was found on a rock along the Black River near High Bridge in Hatfield Wisconsin. Officials ruled the death accidental by drowning likely since Sunday morning while he was fishing. The body was sighted Sunday night by Violet Vieau. Esser's car remained at the scene and the case was investigated by Dist. Atty. Carlyle Skolos, Sheriff Alfred Peterson, and Coroner Dr. John Noble.
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Jackson County
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Noble
Violet Vieau
Esser
Marshfield
Dist. Atty
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Alfred Peterson
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Dairyland AC Win Nuclear Plant Contract Near Genoa Wis
The Atomic Energy Commission approves a basic agreement with Dairyland Power Cooperative and Allis Chalmers for a Genoa Wisconsin nuclear plant. The plant named La Crosse reactor will use forced water circulation and internal stream separation, costing about 10.8 million dollars and targeted for completion in 1964. Senator Proxmire notes Dairyland will provide site and turbogenerator.
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Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
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Genoa
Wis
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
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AEC
Jamestown
N.Y
Dairyland
Harold Etherington
Atomic Energy Division
West Allis
School Board Adopts Centralized Public Relations Policy
The La Crosse City District Board of Education approved a centralized public relations policy directing news releases through the board offices. It authorizes direct reporter access, prepares public informational materials, and may withhold personal information. The coordinator will be W H Spears. A summer PR seminar in New York City was approved.
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W. H. Spears
Spears
New York City
Blaze Destroys Two Factories and Six Homes
A devastating fire in Ayer Massachusetts destroyed six multifamily homes and two factories the Hartnett Tanning Co. and the International Purchasing Co. It forced 400 workers into unemployment, sent 40 people to temporary housing at Fort Devens, and caused total losses estimated around 4 million dollars. Dozens were treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries.
Body Of Woodsman Recovered From River In Hibbing
Deputies recovered the body of woodsman John Kivimaki 50 from the St. Louis River after he disappeared May 17. Fishermen spotted him and alerted authorities as volunteers and a helicopter aided the search near Little Swan about 12 miles south of Hibbing.
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St. Louis
John Kivimaki
Kivimaki
Little Swan
Hibbing
Truman Plans Series of 26 TV Programs
Former President Harry S. Truman announced plans for a 26 episode one hour TV series. The programs would cover historic events of the present age and the Truman presidency.
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Harry S. Truman
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