Salinger’s briefing on Kennedy injury sparks delay claims
AP analysis compares Kennedy back injury news timing to Eisenhower’s illness disclosures. It notes May 16 injury in Canada, June 8 public acknowledgment, and questions over staff communication and the role of Salinger and Hatcher. It cites prior Eisenhower cases to contrast timeliness.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
James Hagerty
Canada
Europe
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Hyannis Port
Mass
Janet Travell
New York
Preston Wade
Florida
Wade
Travell
Dr. Wade
Palm Beach
Walkout May Bring Strife To Algeria
Indefinite adjournment of French Algerian peace talks raises risk of renewed bloodshed in Algeria. French and rebel delegations held three weeks of tense talks with no resume date, as key issues include a cease fire, European minority status, and Sahara oil.
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Algeria
Evian-Les-Bains
France
Tunis
Louis Joxe
Joxe
Redha Malek
Malek
Sahara
Evian
Geneva
Cincinnati executive held for murder of estranged wife in hotel lot
Charles Mulcahy a 45 year old Cincinnati paper box firm executive formerly of Green Bay Wisconsin is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing of his estranged wife Dorothy Cheri McKay 41 a television and night club singer. Her companion John Waggoner 34 of La Crosse was also wounded and identified Mulcahy as the attacker.
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Cincinnati
Paper Company
Green Bay
Wis
Charles Mulcahy
Dorothy
Wisconsin
Mulcahy
Cheri McKay
Milwaukee
John Waggoner
la Crosse
Waggoner
Trane Co
Mulcahys
Charmin Paper Co
Procter and Gamble
Reading
Dempsey Blasts NSA Auto Toll Predictions
Hartford Conn Gov John N Dempsey criticized the National Safety Council for public holiday traffic death toll forecasts. He warned predictions cause anxiety and questioned how to interpret any shortfall in deaths during busy travel periods.
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Hartford
Conn
John N. Dempsey
National Safety Council
Dempsey
Freedom Riders Continue Assault On Southland
Fourteen white and Negro Freedom Riders split into groups of seven to press desegregation on interstate travel. The first group departs Wilmington, North Carolina by bus to Charleston South Carolina, with the second group following later. They will spend the night in Charleston and proceed to Jacksonville Florida Thursday morning. They avoid Alabama and Mississippi. The interracial group, sponsored by CORE, aims to test access to same facilities for Negroes on interstate trips.
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Freedom Riders
South
Wilmington
N.C
Charleston
S.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Alabama
Mississippi
The
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Foreign Service Officer Accused of Spying for Poland
Irvin Chambers Scarbeck, 41, a U.S. Foreign Service officer stationed in Warsaw for 22 years, was arrested on charges of passing classified information to Communist Poland after allegedly being blackmailed by a Polish woman. He faces up to 10 years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Foreign Service
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
U.S
Poland
Irvin Chambers Scarbeck
Warsaw
Scarbeck
FBI
Justice Department
Sam Wertleb
United States
State Department
Department
San Francisco
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lincoln White
U.S. Security
Naples
Italy
Dusseldorf
Germany
Robert F. Wagner
Astorin Times Square
Park- Sheraton
Waldorf-Astoria
Governor Nelson calls for bipartisan plan to reorganize state government
Wisconsin Governor Gaylord Nelson urged a bipartisan panel from both houses to draft a total reorganization of the $600 million annual state government. He pressed for central management and streamlining, noting 73 agencies now operate quasi-independently and may reach 100. He warned reform will face bureaucratic resistance and insisted public duty must trump politics.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
GOP
Wisconsin
Elementary Supervisor Hired By Board
The La Crosse City District Board of Education hired an elementary supervisor for 1960-61. L. H. Sheffield, 44, former president of Juneau County Teachers College, will begin August 21. He holds a BA from La Crosse State College and did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. He has 82 years teaching experience, 17 years in a county normal school, and 34 years in the Army.
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la Crosse City
Midtown Suffered Massive Midtown Manhattan Power Outage
A June 13 blackout paralyzed about five square miles of midtown Manhattan for hours. Cars stalled, elevators failed, subways stalled, and thousands uyers were stranded as 96 degree heat blanketed the city. Power restored by 9:27 p.m. after a West 65th Street transformer fire.
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New York
Manhattan
Hudson River
Times Square
42Nd
77Th Streets
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
48Rd
71St Streets
Consolidated Edison Co
West 65Th Street
Amsterdam
West End Avenues
Dying boy visits Philadelphia Zoo
Four year old cancer patient Johnnie Dougherty from Ridley Township visited the Philadelphia Zoo with his mother Elizabeth. An ambulance carried him in a wheelchair to see the children’s section and feed a baby lion, a moment he enjoyed before spotting lions fighting and wanting to move on.
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Philadelphia
John An Nie Dougherty
Philadelphia Zoo
Johnnie
Ridley Township
Zoo
Elizabeth Dougherty
Scrambled Word Contest Awards 11 Winners
The La Crosse Tribune announced its sixth Scrambled Word contest with 11 winners sharing $80. Each winner receives 7.28 dollars. Checks were mailed to listed winners including Mrs. Holberg Ray Pendleton and others across La Crosse Black River Falls Mindoro Onalaska Rockland Sparta. Contest 7 will appear Monday June 19 with a $40 prize. deadline is midnight Thursday after Monday publication.
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la Crosse Tribune
James Holberg
Ray Pendleton
Mary Stachowitz
Florence Strittmaier
Lorraine Waldera
la Crosse
Eugene O'Brien
Black River Falls
Harvey P. Wadel
Mindoro
William G. Raudebush
Onalaska
Ben Jones
Rockland
John Polly
Edith Steinke
Sparta
Gasoline Dealers Seek Tax Break and Training Plan
Wisconsin Retail Gasoline Dealers Association urged Congress to grant a tax break on evaporation shrinkage at a La Crosse convention. They also backed a vocational training program for dealers and employees. Delegates, including Carl Meyers and John Kremer, reelected officials, and several new directors were named. About 175 attended a Monday dinner.
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Congress
Sociation of
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Denver
Colo
Carl Meyers
Manitowoc
John M. Kremer
Madison
Ernest Holberg
Leonard Midtlien
Roy Underwood
Ervin Schmidt
Sheboygan
Ernest Daun
New Holstein
Leonard Krug
Reedsburg
Lewis Owens
Edward Munsey
Green Lake
Ray Timm
County Association
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By Pierce Lehmbeck
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Subway Division
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Pennsylvania Station
New York Coliseum
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Women’s News
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Jerome May
Appleton
Vernor Patterson
Robert Umgemach
Kenosha
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