Swedish Spy Scandal Threatens Khrushchev Visit
Swedish authorities announce the arrest of Colonel Stig Wennerstrom for spying for the Soviet Union for 15 years. Two Soviet contacts are expelled as Stockholm probes NATO secrets and possible further disclosures.
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Sweden
Khrushchev
Wennerstrom
Soviet Union
Washington
Stig Erik Wennerstrom
United States
France
Kremlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Sparta child abduction scare ends with safe return
Denice Runde nine awoke to a prowler lifting her from bed then tossing her into a garden near her Sparta home. She bit the man as he fled. neighbors and Lt. Robert Strouts heard the incident but no identified suspect is found.
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Sparta
Wis
Denice Runde
Orlin Runde
Denice
Margaret
Chris
Archie Day
Robert Strouts
Navy
Washington, D.C
Area Woman Freed From 30 Years Confinement Near Centerville Wis
A 49 year old mentally deficient woman was released Tuesday after 30 years confined in a filthy upstairs room four miles north of Centerville Wisconsin. Authorities found her malnourished but in fair health and committed her to a state hospital in Madison for treatment. Neighbors recalled her as a high school freshman years ago and the case arose after the father died then the mother said she confined her to stop throwing rocks.
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Here
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la Crosse
Sis
Madison Hospital
Trempealeau County
State Senate Endorses New Taxes On Beer In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin State Senate backed a beer tax increase as part of a compromise to resolve state finances. The measure would double the current $1 per barrel tax, with a 15000 barrel annual exemption. Nine of 28 breweries would remain fully exempt.
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Madison
State Senate
Wisconsin
University and State College Regents
University of Wisconsin
State College
Fred Risser
D - Madison
Risser
William Draheim
R-Neenah
Kennedy Defends Civil Rights Bill Against Private-Club Arguments
Atty. Gen. Kennedy told Congress the seven part civil rights program aims at ending public accommodation discrimination. He dismissed fears about Mrs Murphy style rooming houses and urged action, arguing the nation’s economy suffers from segregation and that public facilities must be open to all. Kennedy stressed the need to pass the bill and counter critics while noting progress in executive measures.
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Kennedy cheers greet at wall in Berlin visit
President Kennedy toured Berlin amid vast West German crowds and a few East Berlin supporters. He viewed the wall from an 18 foot platform near Brandenburg Gate and spoke of its failure as a symbol of oppression. He met East German guards and helped a grieving mother with carnations at Checkpoint Charlie.
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Kennedy Kin Change Old Irish Homestead
Dunganstown, Ireland. Americans blamed for concrete topping at Mrs. Ryans barnyard as Kennedy plans visit. changes include a paved yard a concrete porch and removed manure heap. Locals note the site will resemble a park as Kennedy travels there.
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Dunganstown
Ireland
Ryan
New 3 In 1 Polio Vaccine Approved
The government approved a new short cut oral polio vaccine designed to give rapid immunity against all three poliovirus types. Lederle Laboratories received a license for the three in one vaccine, claimed to provide active immunity after the first dose and stronger protection after a second dose eight weeks later. The vaccine blends strains from Sabin’s oral vaccine with Lederle’s viral research leadership. Lederle, part of American Cyanamid, is based in Pearl River New York.
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Lederle Laboratories
U.S
Surgeon General
Lederle
Albert Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Sabin
Herald R. Cox
American Cyanamid Co
Pearl River
N.Y
Judge Fines Wife in Speeding Case
Carthage Missouri Sandra R Spradling 25 pleaded guilty in city court to speeding Judge James R Spradling fined his wife 12 dollars plus costs double the usual for six miles over the limit The incident drew comment from the judge who is her spouse.
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Carthage
Sandra R. Spradling
James R. Spradling
Young Republicans Debate Civil Rights Stand at National Convention
At the San Francisco gathering about 1,000 registrants attended the biennial Young Republican convention. Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield was to speak as the group framed a civil rights statement amid controversy over Cuba Laos and other topics. Andrew Hunter predicted civil rights would dominate the agenda. Bob Cohen was named to head a regional subcommittee to draft the civil rights comment.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Andrew Hunter
Massachusetts
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Cuba
Laos
Bob Cohen
New Hampshire
Young Republican National Federation
East Berlin Reds Plan Warm Welcome For Khrushchev
East German leaders mobilize shows and house decorations to greet Soviet Premier Khrushchev in East Berlin on Friday. The move aims to rival Kennedy's West Berlin reception, with Neues Deutschland urging hospitality for the "great friend" and radio broadcasts intensifying coverage.
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East Berlin
Woman Killed As Car Rolls Into Path Of Truck
A Milwaukee woman, Rama Leopold, 44, died after a car rolled backward from a driveway due to brake failure and was hit by a semi truck on South Howell Avenue. Her daughter Sandra, 20, was present but unharmed. The crash occurred at 2 15 a m during a departure from a relative’s party.
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Wisconsin
Rama Leopold
Sandra
Richard Semro
Cary
Ill
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Howell Avenue
Miss Leopold
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