Soviet space pair safely returns to earth after record orbits
Russian Tass reports Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova landed in Kazakhistan and near Karaganda, ending flights of 82 and 49 orbits respectively. They are in good health and to be examined before a Moscow reception with Khrushchev anticipated. Rain dampened public celebrations in Moscow.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Virgin Lands
Tass
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Valentina
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Andrian Nikolayev
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
U.S
Red Square
Khrushchev
Hoover Shows Miraculous Improvement
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, has made an almost miraculous improvement in his illness, a family spokesman reported. He remains in stable condition with no bleeding for three days and transfusions have replaced the blood loss.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Neil MacNeil
MacNeil
Hoover
Last-Ditch Effort Made For Steel Pact
Pittsburgh AP report says a last-ditch effort to seal a basic steel labor agreement was under way. United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald did not attend an Executive Board meeting, fueling speculation of talks with industry officials. The board adjourned quickly after a brief session as wage policy talks continued with the Human Relations Committee and an afternoon Wage Policy Committee meeting pending.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
I. W. Abel
Pen Howard Hague
Presid
Medgar Evers Buried With Military Honors in Arlington
Integra tion leader Medgar W. Evers was buried with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. About 900 mourners, including a Cabinet officer and senators, filled Ft. Myer chapel to honor the World War II veteran felled by a Jackson Mississippi sniper on June 12. Secretary Udall attended, and the service was led by Bishop Stephen Gill Spotswood.
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Washington
Medgar W. Evers
Arlington National Cemetery
Ft. Myer
Jackson
Miss
Interior Department
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Evers
American Veterans Committee
Pierre Salinger
White House
Albert Turner
Military District of
Stephen Gill Spotswood
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Taylor plans to marry Richard Burton
London AP reports actress Elizabeth Taylor confirmed plans to wed Richard Burton. Taylor remains married to Eddie Fisher and Burton to Sybil Williams, with no date set for the ceremony.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Elizabeth
Richard Hanley
Miss Taylor
Burton
Eddie Fisher
Sybil Williams Burton
Cleopatra
West Virginia Flag to Fly Over White House
President Kennedy plans to have the West Virginia state flag hoisted over the White House on June 20 and then travel to Charleston to speak at the Capitol on the Mountaineer State’s 100th anniversary. The pledge came after Gov. W. W. Barron presented a state flag.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
West Virginia
Executive Mansion
Charleston
Capitol
Mountaineer
W. W. Barron
Islands Across Down Puzzle Clues List
Across and down clues referencing an island off the Swedish coast and various wordplay hints for suffix forms names and verbs. Includes items like high dwellings and a violin room choice, with prompts for employment and referential terms.
Island Clues Reveal Puzzle Terms From Newspaper Association
A word puzzle entry from the Newspaper Enterprise Association lists clues and answers such as Island in Gulf Riga and legal terms. The compilation includes theme entries like Nema 41 Unsuitable and 27 Political party with abbreviations, plus a boy's nickname and a phrase about no buts.
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Nema
Viler
Gulf
Island of Riga
Stock Quotations Noon News for June 19 1963
A dense listing of market quotes includes numerous equities bonds and funds with specific bid and percentage figures. Major names appear such as Bell & Farrell Olin Mathieson Allis-Chalmers Pepsi-Cola RCA American Motors General Electric General Motors United Airlines IBM and Ford among others. Also shown are commodity quotes for July Wheat and September Eggs with associated price data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Power
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
American Can
Central Tele
RCA
Clark Oil
American Motors
Republic Steel
Heileman Br
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Consolidated Foods
Ind
McQuay, Inc
Curtiss Wright
N.J
DuPont
Stude. Packard
Nekoosa
Eastman Kodak
Sunray Mid-Cent
North Plastics
Financial Fed
Pyroil Co
Ford
Swift
Rap Industries
Fruehauf
Texaco
Rockwell
S Gamble Skogmo
Trane
Royal D'tcn N.Y
General] Dynamics
United Airlines
Warner Elec
General Electric
Western
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Western Top
General Telephone
U.S. Steel
Wis. Pow
Illinois Central
White Motor
Chemical
Harvester
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard Interstate Power
NS Zenith
Jones & Laughlin
Eaton & Howard la Crosse
Dow Jones
Lockheed
Fidelity F
Incorp
Magnavox
Commodities National Inv
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Puritan Fund
North Pacific
Wisconsin
Cardinal Cushing Calls for School Bible Reading Amendment
Boston AP report from Rome notes Cardinal Cushing urges a constitutional amendment to require Bible reading in public schools. He condemns the Supreme Court decision as a great tragedy and argues the Bible is a timeless, best-selling work that should be read in education.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
United States
Boston Globe Dispatch
Rome
Supreme Court
Music Store Owner Files For Bankruptcy
Milwaukee AP report Patricia Schober of Clintonville filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing liabilities of 76377 and assets of 7617 for Schober Music Co a retail store Her husband Ralph a teacher at Shiocton filed a similar petition last month.
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Milwaukee
U.S. District Court
Patricia Schober
Clintonville
Schober Music Co
Ralph
Shiocton
NASA seeks new astronauts from reserves and industry
NASA broadened the call for 10 to 15 new astronauts to military reserve units and industry, inviting Air National Guard commanders and industry groups to nominate candidates. The deadline is July 1 with appointments by October. Candidates must be U.S. citizens, under six feet tall, have 1000 flight hours or experimental status, and hold engineering or physical science degrees.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air National Guard
United States
U.S
Hoover says FBI had no part in abduction case
FBI director J Edgar Hoover told Sen. Proxmire there were no FBI personnel involved in the reported abduction of Kenosha distributor William Covelli. Covelli said two men posing as FBI agents forced him from his car June 6 and later claimed to be friends of the bureau.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William Proxmire
D-Wis
FBI
Kenosha, Wis
Hoover
William ‘‘Wheezer
Covelli
Proxmire
Anthony Biernat
Kenosha
Biernat
Bong Air Force Base
Capitol Continued from Page 1 Heightens Tom’s Interest in State Politics
Assemblyman Byron Wackett notes Tom’s potential as a future legislator as Tom tours Madison. Secretary Zimmerman welcomes Tom with red carpet access to the great seal and state offices, stressing hands on government experience over books. A lunch at the governor’s residence and visits to state departments cap a day that underscores Tom’s political awakening.
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Byron Wackett
Watertown
Wackett
Tom
Robert Zimmerman
Teggatt Party
Blackie
Zimmerman
Senate
Assembly
Madison
Auto Accidents Claim Several Lives on Rural Highways
A June 4 crash on Highway 8 five miles north of Tomahawk injured motorists. Joseph Matousek, 13, of Delavan, was killed after a semitrailer struck his bicycle on Highway 15 near his home and failed to stop. John Harden, 22 months, of the Bayfield area, died after a car hit him on Highway 13.
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Tomahawk
Joseph Matousek
Delavan
Walworth County
Sheriff's Office
John Harden
Bayfield
Commissioner demands end to racial imbalance in New York schools
New York State law commissioner James E. Allen Jr. urged local boards to desegregate schools with predominantly Negro enrollments. He ordered Malverne’s Woodfield Road Elementary to eliminate the 75 percent Negro pattern by September to ensure equal educational opportunity.
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Albany
New York
James E. Allen Jr
New York State
College Leader Dr W Ray Irvine Dies at 70
Marietta College president Dr W Ray Irvine 70 died Tuesday at Marietta Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He had taken office in 1948 and was slated to retire next month.
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Marietta, Ohio
W. Ray Irvine
Marietta College
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Irvine
Winona Livestock Market Report for Hogs Cattle and More
Swift & Company reports bids as of noon with steady hog and cattle markets. Hogs show varied carcass weights with prices from 12.50 to 16.50 based on weight, while cattle categories range from utility to choice with top notes near 22.00 for steers and 21.50 for veal, plus South St. Paul and Chicago figures for supplementary prices.
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Hawaiian Island
Florida
Winona
Swift & Company
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
La Crosse council veto sparks finance committee clash
Mayor and aldermen trade barbs over bids for city graders. Knutson blasts allis chalmers and council refusal to consider Pettibone Mulliken option, citing higher costs and regional impact. He cites bid differences, torque converter debate, and plant aging as factors shaping the controversy.
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Knutson
Austin Western
Allis-Chalmers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Board of Public Works
Robert Scheible
Austin
Allis Chalmers
Allis - Chalmers
Caterpillar
Kennedy urges federal action to end national discrimination
The speech argues that discrimination in access to public accommodations and employment harms interstate commerce and violates the 14th Amendment. Kennedy calls for permanent equal employment opportunity status, federal court authority against segregated schooling, and an executive order creating a community relations service to ease interracial tensions. He warns that private schools are not covered and cites a projected funding need of about 400 million dollars for 1964 with a broader program near a billion for youth and vocational training.
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Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ann Landers column letters reflect self awareness and guidance
Readers respond to Ann Landers on a topic of unconscious habit punching and arm slapping. The column discusses reform, legal caution, and personal anecdotes about advice given to a reader about bankruptcy, debt repayment, and a daughter’s wedding.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Reformed Pugilist
Cardinal Spellman Deplores Prayer Ban
New York Archbishop Francis Spellman in Rome criticized the Supreme Court ruling banning Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer in schools. He said the decision harms the country, noting belief in God while lamenting the secular trend. He spoke in a transatlantic interview with WNEW.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Rome
Supreme Court
Cardinal Spellman
WNEW
Chicago Potato and Grain Market Brief
USDA potato arrivals list total U S shipments 621 with 74 new arrivals and 236 on track. Regional price ranges include California long whites 3.35 to 3.65 and round reds 3.45 to 3.75 with Arizona round reds 3.50 to 3.65. Alabama round reds 1.70 to 2.15. old arrivals 6 on track 16. Grain notes show corn No 1 yellow 1.31 and No 2 1.3144. No 1 yellow soybeans 2.66 and 2.67. soybean oil 9b-92a. No wheat or oats sales.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Reds
Arizona
Alabama
Chicago Grain
Dog cries after burglars loot home in Miami
Meituo the Pekingese cried instead of barking when burglars looted the Livingston home in Miami. Owners say the year old dog is unusually content and the vet notes she lacks barking instinct. Estimated jewelry loss is eight thousand dollars.
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Miami
Fla
Meituo
al Livingston
Van Price Honored For Dairy Deeds
In Lafayette Indiana an award for outstanding contribution to the dairy industry was presented to Dr Walter Van Price of the University of Wisconsin at the American Dairy Science Association meeting. The ceremony occurred at the Dear Ann Sanders annual gathering. The report notes a 22 year old daughter in the family.
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Lafayette
Ind
Walter van Price
University of Wisconsin
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la Crosse Cribune
International
Arlington
Liz
W. Virginia
Islands
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Racer Oarman
One of Society
Tird Furms
Lai
By Shearson, Hammill & CC
New York Stock Exchange
Cardinal Cushing
P.J
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry
Dr. Scholl
Pagegree
Slugger
Ellen
Pigeon
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Crucif
Cul 'Noelke
Rochester
Eas
Spears
Spears Hospital
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
East 10Th & Jersey Sts
Denver 20
Colo
Dept
van Price
Budget Department
Jamaica
O’alls
Capri
Junior
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