Fire Destroys Artmar Warehouse in Shelby Town
A Sunday blaze at an Artmar Inc warehouse in Shelby leveled the structure. Volunteer firefighter Walter Blenka, 3019 S 23rd St, was overcome by smoke and treated at St Francis Hospital. he was slated for release Monday morning. Fire Chief Richard Bednar reported on the incident.
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Artmar Inc
Shelby
Walter Blenka
S. 23Rd St
St. Francis Hospital
Richard Bednar
Blenka
Dan Foley
S. 31St St
Artmar
Indonesians Renew Attack After Tokyo Talks Fail
Indonesian guerrillas launched a six hour assault near the Sarawak frontier killing five Gurkhas and wounding five others. The clash, one of the war's largest, followed the collapse of the Tokyo summit, signaling a possible escalation as British Nepalese troops fought to repel the attackers.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Kuching
Nepal
Far East
Tokyo
Radio Indonesia
State Security Council
Malaysian Borneo
Stephen Kalong Ningkan
Ningkan
Indonesia
Sukarno
Gunshot Kills Boy Eight in Minneapolis Suburb
Richard A. Johnson eight died from a chest wound after a .22 pistol discharged accidentally while he and his brother David nine were playing in a car. Their father George A. Johnson said the weapon did not belong to the family and he did not know where the boys acquired it.
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Minneapolis
Richard A. Johnson
Suburban
Crystal
David
George A. Johnson
95-Year-Old Albany Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons Dies
The Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons, 95, oldest U S Roman Catholic bishop and head of the Albany diocese for more than 30 years, died Friday after a long illness in Albany New York.
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Albany
N.Y
Edmund F. Gibbons
United States
Suburban Milwaukee Girl Is Miss Wisconsin 1964
Angela Gina Baldi of Glendale crowned Miss Wisconsin 1964 in Oshkosh. The 18 year old pianist is 5 feet 2 inches and 102 pounds with 34 22 34 measurements. She will represent Wisconsin at Miss America in Atlantic City. First runnerup Joan Fillar of Milwaukee. other finalists Gayle Brown Kenosha Karen Nielsen and Abbie du Buhr.
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Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Angela Gina Baldi
North Shore
Miss North Shore
Miss Baldi
Glendale
Barbara Bonville
Whitefish Bay
Northwestern University
Atlantic City
Joan Fillar
Burglars Raid Austin Albert Lea Churches
Five churches in Austin and Albert Lea were burglarized Sunday night into Monday morning. In Albert Lea a custodian heard noises at 3:45 a.m. and police seized one man while two others fled. a safe was damaged but not opened. Loot amount unknown.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Austin
Yeggs
Presbyterian
First Baptist
First Lutheran
Inonu Arrives For Talks On Cyprus With Johnson
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu arrived in Washington to meet President Johnson as the United States seeks to avert a Greek Turkish military clash over Cyprus. Talks are set with Papandreou and Johnson, with mediation efforts by the United Nations and the United States urging peaceful solutions. Grivas reportedly returned to Cyprus, signaling hardening stance for union with Greece.
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Inonu
U.S
Ismet Inonu
Williamsburg
White House
Cyprus
Colonial Williamsburg
Donald Gonzales
UPI
Washington
Isme‘ Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
George Papandreou
White’ House
Papandreou
George W. Ball
Athens
Ankara
State Department
United States
United Nations
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
George Grivas
Britain
Storm Damage Hits Alma Center Area Hard
A Jackson County storm left the Alma Center area flooded with hail and wind. Crops especially strawberries suffered major losses estimated at $20,000 with extensive damage to corn oats and hay. The storm disrupted the Alma Center Strawberry Festival and caused widespread property damage and power outages.
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Alma Center
Wis
Wisconsin
Strawberry Center
Sherman
Buster Lea
Buster
Jackson County
Darrell Apps
Eugene Savage
Tom Pattison
Farmers’ Home Administration
Pattison
John W. Reynolds
Lea Brothers
Lea
Apps
George E. Ross
Gordon Dunlap
Tribune
Kendall Youth Drowns In River Near Mauston
Five youths are named in drownings across Wisconsin over the weekend. Robert Stanek 17 of Kendall drowned in the Lemonier River near Mauston while swimming with companions. The report lists four additional drowning cases involving Roger Breitenfeld James Lanza Wayne Alness and Joel Spring with locations and ages.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Robert Stanek
Kendall
Lemandier River
Mauston
Juneau County
Roger Breitenfeld
Ashland
Long Lake
Washburn
James Lanza
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River
Wayne Alness
Pewaukee
Pewaukee Lake
Joel Spring
Albany
Sugar River
Green County
Held For Beating Friend To Death
Louis Many Penny aged 57 was held without charge after turning himself in following the beating death of Benny Wilson 37 whose body was found in Many Penny's Detroit Lakes Minnesota home. Police say Wilson was beaten on the head with a pipe after a drinking bout. Deputy Jim Larson said the beating occurred Sunday and Many Penny reported the death to Deputy Fairbanks about 2 30 a m.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Louis Many Penny
Benny Wilson
Many Penny
Here
Wilson
Jim Larson
Becker County
B. L. Fairbanks
State Journal Opposition to Barry Goldwater
The Wisconsin State Journal in Madison editorially opposed Barry Goldwater for president, saying he lacks the qualifications for the vital position.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Journal
Barry Goldwater
The
State Journal
Knutson signals governor bid tied to Goldwater ticket
La Crosse Mayor Milo G Knutson plans to run for governor if Barry Goldwater heads the Republican ticket for president. He would need timely filing by July 14 and aims for a radio and television campaign with early statewide outreach. Knutson doubts endorsement impact, citing past losses by endorsed candidates. He awaits Goldwater’s status after June California primary results and notes potential competition with Warren P Knowles in the September GOP primary.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Milo G. Knutson
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Tf Goldwater
California
Knutson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Goldwater
Philip Dyer
Richmond
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Ment
WKTV
San Francisco
Milwaukee
GOP
Runners Tow Pal On Water Skis
In Spokane Washington five youths run along both sides of an eight foot irrigation ditch at top speed towing a child riding water skis. The stunt draws astonished looks from Sunday motorists as the girls and boys defy machine age with a bold makeshift water ski act.
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Spokane
Wash
Seven road deaths mount Wisconsin weekend toll
Seven people died in Wisconsin during the weekend raising the yearly total to 435. Among the deceased were Katherine Lenehan 85 of Baraboo in a two car crash on Highway 33 and Magdale ne Miklos 70 of Plover in a Portage County wreck. Also killed were Gerald and John Dim mer brothers 23 and 21 near Oconto, Fred Petzold 21 of Kiel in Elkhart Lake, Jack Drout 62 of St. Francis in Franklin, with Ervin Remus 53 of rural Stratford injured fatally when his truck hit a culvert north of Stratford.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Katherine Lenehan
Baraboo
Highway 33
Joseph Domka
Plover
Portage County
Stevens Point
Magdalene Miklos
Gerald L. Dimmer
Luxemburg
John
Oconto
Oconto County
Fred Petzold
Kiel
Highway 67
Elkhart Lake
Jack Drout
St. Francis
Franklin
Milwaukee
Ervin Remus
Stratford
Highway 97
Marathon County
Three Men and Boy Die in Minnesota Road Accidents
Three men and a boy died in Minnesota over the weekend in separate traffic crashes. The toll for the year rose to 342 with 37 days left to the 1963 pace. Gerald Kittleson died in La Crosse hospital from injuries after his car went off a township road near Caledonia. Ernest Buzanis, 74, of Minneapolis, died after being struck by a police squad car while responding to a burglary call. Stanley Schrupp, 32, of Henderson, perished when his car rolled and burned on Highway 169 in Scott County. Douglas Elton, 4, was struck by a car while playing in a north Minneapolis street.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Gerald Kittleson
Caledonia
LaCrosse
Wis
Highway Patrol
Ernest Buzanis
Minneapolis
Richard Huss
Stanley B. Schrupp
Henderson
Highway 169
Scott County
Schrupp
Douglas B. Elton
Dairy Princess Named From Region 11 in Minnesota
Karen Bracken, 18, of Verdi Minn was named Region 11 dairy princess Saturday in Clarkfield Minn Her attendants were Jeanne Melcher 18 Lake Benton and Carol Renneke 18 Wood Lake They were chosen from a field of 20 girls representing seven counties
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Clarkfield
Minn
Karen Bracken
Verdi, Minn
Jeanne Melcher
Lake Benton
Carol Renneke
Wood Lake
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Highway 14
Antara
North Kalimantan
Subandrio
Diosdado Macapagal
Tunku
Robert Hickisch
Shelby Department
Bednar
Holy Cross Seminary
Donald Hauser
Reinhart
Northfield
Merillan
Hatfield
Pray
Black River Falls
Diane Heath
Beloit-Rockford
Lone Rock
Burlington
Racine
Superior
Park Falls
Barry
Milo Pegs
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