U S Polish Secretary Arrested For Treason
Washington AP Irvin Chambers Scarbeck a U S foreign service officer and second secretary in the American Embassy at Warsaw was arrested on charges of transmitting classified information to Poland. FBI Hoover said the arrest followed an FBI led investigation based on material from the Warsaw embassy security office. He faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10 000 fine if convicted.
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Washington (Ap
Irvin Chambers Scarbeck
Poland
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Scarbeck
Washington
State Department
Warsaw
Brooklyn
N.Y
the College of the City of New York
New York University
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Peoples Republic of Poland
Hoover
Justice Department
U.S
Sam Wertleb
Livestock Prices From South St Paul and Chicago Markets
USDA cattle and hog reports show slow trade for slaughter steers and heifers with prices mainly steady to higher for hogs. Cattle calf and dairy prices vary across classes, with vealers and slaughter calves down and stockers steady. Chicago markets track butter eggs potatoes grain and hogs with mixed shifts and steady to higher tendencies in some weights.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Good Sons
Bologna
Top Choice
Bowers
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
U.S
California
Arizona
Chicago Grain Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Eisenhower Faults Tax Remittance and Calls for Realism
Ike continued from page 1 as Republican leaders urged the Kennedy administration to draw a line beyond which communism would not be tolerated. He pressed for a clear policy and responsible spending, defending the space program but demanding frictionless link to budget reality and warned against irresponsible grants.
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Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Morton
Eisenhower
Washington
Welfare system overhaul would expand unemployment coverage
The proposal aims to extend unemployment benefits to about 50 million workers by 1968 by removing exemptions for small employers and nonprofit workers. It would raise payroll taxes, set new maximum benefit levels tied to state averages, and require states to increase benefits while mandating retraining for idle workers. The plan also shifts more control from states, seeking a permanent revision of the Social Security based unemployment program.
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Aaa
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
First lowest last night second highest yesterday
City by city readings show varied temperatures with many metros recording highs in the 80s and 90s while lows span the 50s to 70s. Notable values include Miami 84 and Denver 92 with Kansas City 90 and Boston 13 as lower markers.
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Billings
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Dubuque
Duluth
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Crosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
China backs Sukarno on Dutch New Guinea claim
In Peiping and Moscow, China and the Soviet Union voiced support for Indonesia’s claim to West New Guinea, or West Irian, asserting it should have been included in Indonesia’s 1949 independence. The announcements coincided with Sukarno’s Peiping visit and followed his world tour.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Sukarno
Peiping
West New Guinea
West Irian
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hamill Including 1961 Prices
Noon quotations list Montgomery Ward at 28 percent and many major stocks such as Monsanto 52 and American Can 40 with numerous other tickers. Dow Jones Averages show Industrials 694.31 and Railroads 142.86. July wheat and other commodities noted with prices.
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Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Allied Radio
Northern Pacific
Allis-Chalmers
Northern St. Pew
American Can
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
American Motors
Pfizer
NS Phillips Pet
Amer. Tel
RCA
Republic Steel
Armour
Rexall Drug
Amer
Reynolds Metals
Ayco
Royal Dutch
Boston Capital
Safeway
Brunswick
G. D. Searle
Caterpillar Tractor
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Delanese
Socony
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Edison
Standard Oil
Consolidated Foods
Oil
Copeland
Stude. Packard
Curtiss Wright
Sunray Mid-Cent
DuPont
Swift
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Elec. & Mus. Ind
Trane NS Ford
Twent. Cent
Fox
Foremost Dairies
United Airlines
Fruehaus
U.S. Rubber
Gamble Skogmo
US. Steel
General Dynamics
Wallace Press
General Electric
Werting Electric
General Motors
Western Union
General Telephone
White Motor
Great Northern Ry
Woolworth
Greyhound
Illinois Central
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
la Crosse
Ludlow
Blockade Talk Heats Up Over Cuba Policy
former U S ambassador Robert C Hill urged the United States to impose a blockade on Fidel Castro s Cuba and seek hemispheric support while keeping the option of force. Hill testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee alleging arms from Iron Curtain nations reach Cuba and criticizing State Department policy toward Castro. The Times declined to comment on Hill s assertions.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Robert C. Hill
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Hill
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Mexico
Congressional Liaison
State Department
Castro
New York Times
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Infant Dawn Kay Parmenter dies in La Crosse hospital
Dawn Kay Parmenter infant daughter of Arlan and Zenna Parmenter of Banganor died Monday in a La Crosse hospital. Graveside services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Burns Cemetery led by Rev Boerneke. Survivors include grandparents Jessie Shelmedine and wife of Banganor. twin sister Deanna died 22 weeks earlier.
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Dawn Kay Parmenter
Arlan
Zenna (Shelmedine) Parmenter
Bangor
la Crosse
Boerneke
Burns Cemetery
Jessie Shelmedine
Banagor
Deanna
Funeral services for Clinton B. Herman held Thursday
Clinton B. Herman funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Hellwig Morris Funeral Chapel with Reverend George Alviliden officiating. Burial will be in Viroqua Cemetery. Visitation is Wednesday 7 to 9 p m. He is survived by two sons Willard and Donald three sisters Mrs G Baumgartner Mrs A Wrobel and Mrs R Krause all of La Crosse two brothers Alfred of Los Angeles and Floyd of King Wis and six grandchildren. His parents and one brother preceded him in death.
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Clinton B. Hermanson
Hellwig-Morris
George Alviliden
Viroqua
Willard
Donald
G. Baumgartner
A. Wrobel
R. Krause
la Crosse
Doctor Says Most Diseases Have Nervous Origin
Atlantic City AP report quotes Dr. Harold G. Wolff president of the American Neurological Association and Cornell medical professor stating 30 years of research shows nearly all disease involves the nervous system. He says measles whooping cough and colds may have a psychosomatic basis and that hypochondriacs appear more prone to illness.
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Atlantic City
American Neurological Association
Harold G. Wolff
Cornell University Medical College
The
Neurological Association
Wolff
Knife attack precedes aid call in Cincinnati case
Mrs. Mulcahy also known as Sherry McKay, a former Wisconsin singer now in Cincinnati, was attacked after finishing work at 1 am as Waggoner accompanied her to her car to carry a tape recorder. The couple have three children aged 17, 16, and 11 who had lived with her since separating from Mulcahy earlier this year.
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Mulcahy
Waggoner
Sherry McKay
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Land Board Auction Sets Record Mountain Land riff
In Boulder Colorado the Land Board sold 2000 acres of mountain land west of Boulder with a minimum bid of 150 dollars per acre. Bidding ended at 1125 dollars per acre, shattering the minimum.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado Land Board
Hunters Wounded in Cairns Area Gun Accident
In North Queensland near Cairns two youths were wounded when a discharged rifle bullet passed through Frederick Moody's leg and struck his companion Bruce Lederhouse. Moody, 17, accidentally bumped the rifle causing it to fire.
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Brisbane
Australia
Cairns
Queensland
Frederick Moody
Moody
Bruce Lederhouse
Radio Highlights Baseball Schedule Listings
Tuesday on WCOW FM Sparta broadcasts Twins versus Kansas City at 8 p m and WKBH coverage at 7 55 p m for Twins against Kansas City Wednesday WKTY airs Milwaukee versus San Francisco at 2 55 p m.
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Sparta
Twins
Kansas City
WKBH
WKTY
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Missing NSA clerk found at Delaware Park race track
William H. Covington, a National Security Agency code clerk, was found at the Delaware Park Race Track near Wilmington after four days missing. He has quit his NSA job for personal reasons, with no charges filed. Covington, 28, had five years of service and limited access to classified material.
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Washington
William H. Covington
National Security Agency
Pentagon
Covington
Defense Department
Delaware Park
Wilmington
NSA
Obituary notices from Wisconsin towns
Miss Sara L. Stiehl of Black River Falls dies after short illness at Prairie du Sac hospital born March 31, 1875 taught in Black River Falls and worked for Cooler Coal Co survived by a niece and three nephews with several siblings deceased services at Zimmerman Funeral Home Prairie du Lac cremation and burial in Black River Falls cemetery Pal er Emerson of Ferryville dies at 64 services at Freeman Lutheran Church burial at Freeman Cemetery husband died 1960 surviving son Arnond sister Agnes Merrick brothers Alfred Clarence Marvin two grandchildren Steven Harold Lindevig nee Lindevig 4 months died in Coon Valley church burial at Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church burial at church cemetery.
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Wis
Sara L. Stiehl
Prairie du Sac
Steuber
Stiehl
Cooler Coal Co
Madison
Thomas Holstein
la Crosse
Zimmerman
Prairie du Lac
Ferryville
Palmer Emerson
Freeman Lutheran Church
Crawford County
E. Thomson
Freeman Cemetery
Qualy-Elver
Viroqua
Selma Olson
Arnond
Agnes Merrick
Janesville
Alfred
Clarence
Marvin
Baltimore
Cuba Tractor Talks Troubled by Castro Demands
Anxious to secure several million dollars in farm tractors ICUBA seeks a quick deal as Castro demands 500 heavy construction tractors and hints at prisoner swaps. Four tractor experts led by Duane Greathouse and joined by Hugo Pineda travel with two American reporters Tad Szule and Robert Boyd granted Cuban visas.
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Duane P. Greathouse
United Auto Workers Agriculture Implement Division
Roy Bainer
Agriculture Engineering Department
University of California
John Bruce Liljedahl
Purdue University
Clarence Hansen
Michigan State University
Hugo Pineda
American University
Tad Szule
The
New York Times
Robert Boyd
Knight Newspapers
U.S
Cuba
Flag to fly 24 hours at Marine Memorial in Washington
President Kennedy orders the U S flag flown day and night at the Marine Corps Memorial joining four other permanent sites The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier the Capitol Ft McHenry and Key's grave The memorial recalls the Iwo Jima flag raising photographed by Joe Rosenthal for the AP
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Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Joe Rosenthal
Associated Press
State Prison To House Overcrowded Freedom Riders
Jackson Mississippi state authorities ordered the transfer of overcrowded Freedom Riders from Hinds County jails to the 16 000 acre Parchman prison farm. The move follows 12 more convictions bringing the total to 96 in city and county jails. The arrangement allows work credits and cotton crop labor for the inmates.
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Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
J. R. Gilroy
Freedom Riders
Diane Nash
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Student Non-Violent Movement
Montgomery
Ala
Board of Supervisors
Parchman
Friendship Church Padlocked After Pulpite Fight
Daytona Beach police padlocked the Greater Friendship Baptist congregation church indefinitely after a Sunday fist fight between two factions over which pastor should lead the pulpit. Authorities say tensions had persisted for months.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Greater Friendship Baptist
Minnesota Iowa Weather Update
Scattered showers and thunderstorms affect southern Minnesota tonight with showers ending southeast. Northern Minnesota remains generally fair and cooler by Wednesday. Iowa sees showers and storms tonight into the east and central regions with a cooler trend tonight.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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