Kennedy vows to press for neutral Laos and nuclear test ban
President Kennedy said the U S will negotiate for a neutral independent Laos under a cease fire and push for a nuclear test ban. He noted the Geneva talks may extend and stressed press responsibility to inform the public of the difficulties and time required to resolve the disputes affecting world peace.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Laos
Khrushchev
Geneva
Unitedess International
United States
Padong
Tractors for Freedom Committee Responds to Castro Terms
The Tractors for Freedom Committee plans a reply to Fidel Castro’s terms for a 1200 prisoners for 500 machines exchange as Walter P. Reuther notes the delay prevented a Wednesday response. A congressional leader warns negotiations may risk ground, while Buffalo Harbor ships unload 12 to 15 million bushels of grain as floating warehouses each winter.
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Detroit
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Buffalo
N.Y
Ball Park 44 City 47 Baseball Referee 50 One Time Ex Baseball
A fragmented listing reads like a puzzle page with scattered clues and partial entries including baseball terms, clothing references, and scattered abbreviations from the Newspap er Enterprise Association.
Rehabilitation Center Set For Delavan
Gov. Gaylord Nelson announced federal approval to build a vocational rehabilitation center for the State School for the Deaf at Delavan. The project, about a half million dollars, requires roughly $300000 in federal funds covering about 60 percent, with work expected to start this summer.
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Madison
School For the
Delavan
Gaylord Nelson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Samuel Milesky
Nelson
Washington, D.C
Ivan Nestingen
Health, Education and Welfare
Nestingen
Bakery Equipment Reported Stolen From Barn
La Crosse County sheriff reports missing bakery items from a barn on Highway 53 and County Trunk K. Listed are aluminum rolling pin over two feet, 60 quart mixing bowl, smaller bowl, doughnut maker, 40 to 50 pans, and a ceiling exhaust fan. Items were stored during a bakery shutdown amid remodeling.
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la Crosse County
Frank Bakalars
Quillin
West Avenue North
Marriage Licenses Listed in La Crosse
James E. Roesler from Coon Valley and Ruth Ann Degenhardt of 909 Tyler Street are set to marry in La Crosse on June 21. The couple filed for licenses in La Crosse and plan a summer ceremony.
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James E. Roesler
R. J
Coon Valley
Ruth Ann Degenhardt
Tyler St
la Crosse
Milwaukee Live Stock Prices and Slaughter Hogs Down
Milwaukee AP reports livestock receipts with hogs totaling about 9800 and prices 25 to 50 cents lower. hogs 190 to 220 pounds mainly 16.75 to 17.80, sows 270 to 400 pounds 14.00 to 14.75, 400 to 700 pounds 12.00 to 14.00, boars 11.00 to 12.00. Cattle receipts about 800 with cows steady and dairy bred heifers 16.50 to 18.50, feeders steady, steers 20 to 28, heifers 19 to 22.50. Calves receipts around 500 with primes 33 to 34, good to choice 24 to 32, standards 22 to 26, and utilities 18 to 22.
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Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allied Radio
Northern Pacific
Central Tel
Allis-Chalmers
No. States Power
Clark O. & R
American Can
Olin Mathieson
First
Pepsi-Cola
American Motors American Cyanamid
Pfizer
Godfre Co
Royal Dutch
McQuay, Inc
Nekoosa Edn
Dean Capital
Safeway Stores
No. Plastics
Brunswick G. D. Searle
Caterpillar Trac
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Northw. Banc
Celanese
Bsocony
Pan Am
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Edison
Standard Oil Ind
Consolidated Foods
Standard Oil N.J
Royal Dutch Copeland
NS Studebaker Packard
Curtiss Wright
Sunray Mid-Cent
Tex. E. Trans
DuPont
Swift
Trane Co
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Western Power
Elec. & Mus
Ind
NS ‘Trane
Wis. P. & Lt
Ford
20Th Century Fox
Tausche Hdw
Northern Ry
Woolworth
A Fidelity Fund
Commodities— Inc. Investors
Greyhound Illinois Central
Gr. Int
Harvester
Stock Fund
Interstate Power
DOW Jones National
Jones & Laughlin
Wm. Bt
IL. C. Cooler
Puritan Fund
Wis. Fund T
Mack Trucks
South Bar Sue
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Livestock Market Report From Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle calves and livestock prices across markets in St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago. Hog values ease 25 cents with varied load weights and fat hog discounts. cattle steady to down with steers and heifers quoted from 16.25 to 21.25 for top grades. calves steady with top prices around 28 dollars for high grade.
61 Overtime Session Fourth Longest in Minnesota History
The 1961 overtime session was the fourth longest during Minnesota Legislature history at 33 days over six and a half weeks from April 24. It trails the 1959 record 48 days and the 1937 period of 44 working days. The 1935–36 session lasted 35 extra days.
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St, Paul
Minnesota
Senate
Khrushchev-Kennedy Talks Move Through Berlin and Laos
The Vienna discussions cover Berlin status and Allied access to West Berlin, UN role in Congo, and Khrushchev’s troika plan. Khrushchev warns on Laos and Cuba while Kennedy defends Berlin and NATO, stressing U S commitment to France. De Gaulle presses for independent French nuclear policy and NATO reform.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Vienna
West Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
Minnesota House adjourns without redistricting deal
House adjourned leaving redistricting unresolved and blocking unemployment benefits and workmen compensation reforms. Gov. Andersen praised some progress but urged lawmakers to return only if more could be done. A possible special session was discussed amid party clashes and conferees’ partial agreement on six of eight districts.
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House
Ramsey
Hennepin
Peter S. Popovich
St. Paul
Popovich
Congress
Duxbury
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jackie
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
DFL
Cina
Iron Range
Elmer Andersen
Ed Chilgren
Littlefork
Alf Berger
Rud
Edina
Senate
Anoka
Bergerud
Rex
Dairyland plans 50 MW boiling water reactor project
Dairyland Power Cooperative outlines a plan to build a 50 000 net electrical kilowatt boiling water reactor near Genoa. Allis-Chalmers to design and build, with Dairyland supplying turbines and operating for 100 years. Total project cost exceeds 16 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page 14 Energy
Madgett
Dairyland
Genoa
Commission
Allis-Chalmers
Latins discuss Castro fate and OAS meeting timing
Betancourt says Castro government will fall of its own weight. Stevenson weighs a potential OAS meeting during an 18 day tour, with reactions in Venezuela and Argentina cooling prospects for immediate action.
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Dominican Republic
Betancourt
Stevenson
United States
Organization of American States
Castro
Venezuela
Argentina
Duke of Kent Weds Commoner in York Cathedral
The Duke of Kent wed Katharine Worsley a country girl and commoner in Yorkminster Cathedral attended by Queen Elizabeth II and foreign royals. Archbishop William Ramsey officiated the service as cameras rolled marking Britain's royal wedding of the year.
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York
England
Kent
Katharine Worsley
Britain
Yorkminster
Elizabeth II
William Ramsey
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Duke of Kent
Housing Bill Near Passage In Senate
Senate administration forces predicted final passage of the 6.19 billion housing bill after initial tests. Sen. John Sparkman said the measure was over the hump and would pass this afternoon without substantial change. The Senate voted down three major Republican amendments amid ongoing debate and several more amendments pending.
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Washington
Senate
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Five South Dakota youths killed in highway crash near Sioux Falls
Five youths aged 16 to 20 died when two cars collided on Highway 77 about eight miles south of Sioux Falls. Kenneth Wittrock 18 Glenn Jones 16 Raymond Brown 18 Denny Franken 19 died in the Wittrock car. Wayne Thormogsgaard 18 and Andy Huckfelt 19 were injured in Thormogsgaard's vehicle.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
South Dakota
Kenneth Wittrock
Siowx Falls
Glenn Jones
Raymond Brown
Roger Brown
Hartford
Denny Franken
Canton
Canton-Inwood Hospital
Wayne Thormogsgaard
Hudson
Andy Huckfelt
Lincoln County
Bernard Tuntland
William Zeitner
Wittrock
Jones
Browns
Franken
Huckfelt
Thormogsgaard
Thormogs
GOP urges hard line with Soviets and a nuclear test ban deadline
Republican leaders called for ending talks with the Soviet Union and taking vigorous moves to convey strength. They urged Kennedy to set a Geneva nuclear test ban deadline of one to three months and notify Moscow. Dirksen and Halleck spoke at a breakfast meeting with Miller present as national chairman.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
GOP
Kennedy
Geneva
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
William E. Miller
New York
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Iran
Lebanon
Quemoy-Matsu
Guatemala
Man Killed in Anoka Shooting. Youth Held
Anoka County authorities held a 16-year-old youth arrested in Minneapolis after a blood smeared car tied to the victim, 46 year old Bjarne Todal, was found at the scene. Todal’s body was recovered at a game farm near Soderville with a single gunshot wound.
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Anoka, Minn
Here
Anoka County
Minneapolis
Bjarne Todal
Portland Ave
9Th Street
3Rd Avenue
Soderville
Todal
Student Drowns While Swimming At Whitewater Lake
A 21 year old Whitewater State College student Edward Millay of Chilton drowned while swimming with two friends in Whitewater Lake. His body was found today tangled in weeds in the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Whitewater State College
Whitewater Lake
Edward Millay
Chilton
Ann Landers column readers seek advice on domestic life
A 1961 letter bundle covers a husband and wife’s messy home, a driver’s safety versus chivalry dispute, and a son’s forgiveness after his wife’s infidelity. Ann Landers weighs in, advising practical steps and reflecting on family choices.
Governor Names Cashton Man To Aeronautics Body
Gov Nelson nominates Donald Love a 32 year old TV executive and licensed pilot and Ted Cole Cashton postmaster for the Wisconsin State Aeronautics Commission. They would replace Dr L C Simonstad Osceola and Douglas A Taylor Rhinelander on the board with T K Jordan as executive officer. Cole has served as Cashton postmaster since 1934 and earlier with the U S Army postal service in World War II.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison
Nelson
Green Bay
Monroe County
State Aeronautics Commission
Wisconsin Public Airport
State Senate
Donald Love
Ted Cole
Cashton
L. C. Simonstad
Osceola
Douglas A. Taylor
Rhinelander
Nelson Sentenced For Manslaughter
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Arthur Nelson 52 of rural Soldiers Grove was sentenced to 10 years in the State Prison at Waupun by Circuit Court Judge Richard Orton for manslaughter in the beating death of Thomas Singles also of Soldiers Grove from March 23. Nelson had originally faced a first degree murder charge before pleading guilty to manslaughter.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Arthur Nelson
Rural Soldiers Grove
Waupun
Richard Orton
Thomas Singles
Nelson
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