Mayors pledge support for Kennedy civil rights plan
Honolulu AP report notes New York Mayor Wagner and peers Daley Cavanagh and Barr backing Kennedy's five-point program to ease urban racial tension. Cavanagh calls civil rights more critical than Cuba or Berlin as Kennedy urges a peaceful revolution during a five-state Western swing.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
New York
Robert F Wagner
Wagner
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Cavanagh
Cuba
Berlin
It Will Take Six Weeks To Clean Up Damage
It will take at least six weeks to clean up the damage caused by Saturday evening's storm. Eugene Fry notes 150 calls for downed limbs with 70 serious cases as forestry crews worked from Saturday night to Sunday and resumed Monday. Power lines, buildings, and streets were affected. communications and utility crews coordinated to restore service across the city and county.
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Eugene Fry
Parks and Recreation
Park Department
Fry
NSP
Eau Claire
Viroqua
West Salem
Monroe County Telephone Co
Franz Schamens
Sparta
Monroe County Fairgrounds
Tomah
Monroe County
Putman Ridge
Wcow FM
Mercer
Lee
Kennedy signals Moscow talks for July on nuclear ban
President Kennedy announced that he, Soviet Premier Khrushchev, and British Prime Minister Macmillan will send negotiators to a mid July Moscow conference to pursue a nuclear test ban. He also declared an immediate atmospheric test ban by the United States, pending a formal binding treaty. He urged patience and warned against defeatist beliefs about peace.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
U.S
Macmillan
American University
United States
Soviet Union
Weekend Death Toll Rises On Wisconsin Highways
Five people were killed on Wisconsin roads over the weekend and another died today from injuries, pushing the 1963 toll to 309. Victims include Larry Olson, 24, of Darlington, who died from a crash on Highway 23. six month old Terry Lynn Shepherd and 59 year old Conrad Kerbs killed in a collision near Racine. Clifford Destree, 33, of Denmark, in a Highway 141 wreck. earlier victims Jerry Weyer, 18, Waukesha, and Robert H. Atkinson, 50, Hot Springs National Park superintendent.
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Wisconsin
Larry Olson
Darlington
Dodgeville
Mineral Point
Terry Lynn Shepherd
Conrad Kerbs
Kenosha
Racine
Kerbs
Terry Lynn
Ronald Shepherd
Sturtevant
Clifford J. Destree
Denmark
Highway 141
Brown County
Destree
Jerry Weyer
Waukesha
Robert H. Atkinson
National Park
Hot Springs
Ark
Drown Over Weekend: 3 Executives Die In Storm
Violent weekend storms across southern Wisconsin claim at least five lives in water mishaps and weekend tornadoes. Damage spans Dodge, Waukesha, Adams, La Crosse, and nearby counties with gusts to 85 mph. Streets flood, windows shatter, and homes suffer losses as the weather moves through Appleton Neenah and Menasha.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Highway 41
Appleton
Lake Nemahbin
Waukesha
Dodge
Adams County
la Crosse
Madison
Black River Falls
Neenah and
Menasha
Father Drowns Trying To Save Two Children
At least 10 people drowned in Wisconsin over the weekend. Leslie Maybee, 27, a Spring Green mechanic, died Sunday trying to rescue his children Byron 4 and Julie 3 who were swept away in the Wisconsin River. The mother Donna Maybee 22 was pulled from the water by another woman as deputies search for the others.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Leslie Mavbee
Spring Green
Byron
Julie
Donna Maybee
Wallace Prepares to Block Negroes From Alabama U
Gov. George Wallace plans to meet two Negro students at the University of Alabama door to register them Tuesday and lawfully block their enrollment amid federal court orders. He will stand in the hall entrance as police and National Guard units surrounding campus seek to deter violence while pledging to uphold state sovereignty.
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National
Gov. Wallace
Alabama
U. Tuesday
Tuscaloosa
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Montgomery
New York
University
People of
Vivan Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
University Board of Trustees
University Center
Huntsville
National Guard
The
Hood
Miss Malone
Albert Lingo
Enormous Damage From Southern Minnesota Tornadoes
A tornado outbreak across southern Minnesota caused extensive damage in Winona and surrounding areas. A Britton farm party of 32 fled in cars as a funnel struck. a barn and house were heavily damaged, with losses near 85 thousand dollars. In Winona city, two thirds of a tall TV tower collapsed and streets clogged with debris. one serious injury and many minor injuries reported.
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Winona
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ray Jones
Randolph
Dodge County
Hustisford
Bud Ryder
Marvin Schuett
Rock River
Associated Press
Robert Brittons
Janesville
Minn
Britton Farm
Arvin Spies
Gene Kahnke
Britton Place
Rochester
George L. Fort
Winona County
Arthur Brown
William Palbick
Mississippi River
The
Red Cross
Vision
Milwaukee Road
Whitman
Katherine Kane
Merrick State Park
Fountain City
Wis
A. K. Kelly
Minnesota City
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Arthur Boe
Boe
Bluff Tower
la Crosse Telephone Corp
D. H. Hansen
Hansen
Northern States Power Co
Fire Department
Lake Winnebago
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
UPI
By John M. Hightower
John J. McCloy
W. Averell Harriman
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
James Kane
Minneapolis-St. Paul
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