Berlin Test for Maxwell Taylor as Kennedy Adviser
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, recalled to active duty at 60, becomes President Kennedy's military adviser. He will aid in crisis planning over Berlin and oversee intelligence and military issues, maintaining liaison with the Joint Chiefs and National Security Council.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
White House
Robert S.mcnamara
U.S
West Berlin
Europe
Taylor
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago and St Paul
Swift & Company quotes hog prices and class limits for Good Hogs to Stags with weight ranges. Cattle, calves and hogs show steady to mixed moves across Chicago and St Paul markets with price ranges for steers heifers cows and sows and wholesale poultry and produce notes from AP reports.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Pole toppled in stunt injures nine at West View Park
An aluminum 110 foot aerial pole toppled during a act at West View Park injuring nine people in a crowd of about 50. Two victims, Celeste Farnsworth and Martha McCoy, were hospitalized with brain injuries as aerialist Kayletta descended from the pole stage.
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Pittsburgh
Celeste Farnsworth
Martha McCoy
Whitehall
West View Park
Kayletta
Stock price postings for Bell and Farrell and fellow firms
A catalog of bid ranges and share prices across multiple companies and mutual funds. Listings include Bell & Farrell Centr Teleph, Frantz Mfg, La Crosse Teleph, Royal Dutch NY Shares, Pan Am Sulph, and several Wisconsin and national funds with quoted ranges for common stocks and funds.
Eichmann Claims Others Responsible For Deportations
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann testified via five hand drawn charts that the Gestapo gave top level orders and that he was bypassed. Defense counsel Robert Servatius argued deportations to death camps were led by senior SS and security police while Eichmann only organized trains. Eichmann maintained he operated under orders and bore no personal responsibility for the pogrom, while judges noted the charts’ complexity and overlapping directives.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Eichmann
Hungary
Robert Servatius
Budapest
Servatius
U S to Moon First Webb Says in Space Race
AP reports James E Webb head of NASA predicts the United States will be first to land men on the moon before 1970 using a rocket about two thirds the height of the Washington Monument. He cites Kennedy era goals for a three man lunar team and overall space program.
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U.S. News and World Report
Webb
Kennedy
Reynolds Named Chairman of Midwestern Attorneys General
Atty. Gen. John W. Reynolds was chosen Monday to chair the Western or Midwestern Association of Attorneys General at a New York convention, the Reynolds office announced.
American Writer ACROSS 1 Across Clue Puzzle Fragment
Crossword style clues list includes many entries such as 13 Lienholder 14 Unpaid balance 15 a ones 16 Nullly 17 Dissenters 18 First after 19 Hotel employee otelem 23 Operations 26 Beverage 27 Footpath 31 Fisherman's Writing 33 Silkworm 34 Cravat 35 Poem 36 Malt drink 37 Flagstone 51 39 Weight of India 40 Raced 41 Survey 44 Girl's name 47 ace in 10 Machine part 11 Detest 12 Very 20 Unemployed 21 Melt down 24 Render turbid 25 Notion 28 Harvest 29 Shield bearing 30 She see in 1888 38 Flask 40 Felt 42 Gentlemen's entremay 43 Relieved 44 Winged 45 Number 46 Followers 48 Wax 50 Mr Sparker and others 52 Worm 53 Feminine appellation
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Bell & Farrell, Inc
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Heileman Br
Koehring Co
la Crosse Teleph
Bid Marine Cap
McQuay, Inc
Nekoosa Ed. P
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Pacific Allied Radio
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Allis-Chalmers
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Pfizer
American Motors
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Tel
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
Safeway Stores
One Capital
G. D. Searle
Brunswick
Sears Roebue
Caterpillar Trac
Sinclair Oil
Chrysler
Celanese
Socony
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Consolidated Foods
Oil of Ind
Copeland Ref
Stand
Oil of NJ
Curtiss Wright
Stude
Packard Iva
Eastman Kodak
Elec & Mus
Ind
Texaco
Ford
Westren Union
General Telephone
White Motor
Great North
Woolworth Tie
Greyhound
Illinois Central
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Lom May
Lienholder
Balam
Otelem
Mr Sparker
Freedom Riders Deny Brutality Amid Miss Prison Claims
The Associated Press reports Sheriff Gilroy disputes abuse claims by Freedom Riders at Mississippi State Penitentiary in Parchman. He notes 163 riders have been sentenced for breach of peace and defends jail conditions while detailing alleged transport incidents. News also covers desegregation lawsuits and civil rights actions across several states.
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Freedom Riders
Miss. Prison
Associated Press
Mississippi State Penitentiary
J. R. Gilroy
Jackson
Gilroy
New York
Kenneth Shilman
Oceanside
N.Y
Shilman
Chicago
Felix Singer
Terry Sullivan
Imum
Jackson City
James Spencer
Mother Of Four Children Held For Bigamy
A 31 year old Milwaukee mother of four was charged with bigamy after her first husband recognized her on the street. Helen K. Grubb waived a preliminary hearing and was released without bond while her second husband John Arcand refused bail. Grubb said she had been married to Richard Grubb in 1950 for three weeks then left him. She later married Arcand in 1954 and is expecting a fifth child in October.
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Milwaukee
Helen K. Grubb
John Arcand
Arcand
Joan Davis Estate Heir Faces Administrator Challenge
Los Angeles AP report says Joan Davis daughter Beverly Colbert 27 is accused by her ex husband Si Wills 57 of lacking business experience to run the late comedian's $1 million estate as special administrator. Trial set for July 31. Colbert had been named administrator after Davis died May 23 leaving no will. Wills seeks probate of a 1941 will leaving him the property.
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Los Angeles
Joan Davis
Comedienne
Si Wills
Beverly Wills Colbert
Miss Davis
Colbert
Kuwait Crisis Deepens as Iraq Pushes Annexation
Kuwait, backed by Britain, vows to resist Iraqi efforts to annex Kuwait as regional tensions rise. King Hussein supports Kuwait, while Nasser’s UAR faces Arab League unease. Kuwait seeks sovereign status after 62 years under British protection amid international diplomacy.
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Hussein
Jordan
Sheik Abdullah
Kuwait
London
Britain
Iraq
Middle East
Soviet Union
Kassem
Arab League
Nasser
United Arab Republic
League
Sheik Abdullah al- Salim
Sabah
John Richmond
NATO chief warns Berlin fall would be death blow
BONN Germany AP Secretary General Dirk A Stikker of NATO says the fall of West Berlin would be the Western alliance death blow. He urges NATO to prevent a fatal misunderstanding by Khrushchev about the Wests readiness to defend Berlin in a Bonn University speech to the German Atlantic Society.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Western Defense Alliance
Dirk A. Stikker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Khrushchev
West
Berlin
Stikker
German Atlantic Society
Bonn University
Two Chinese Reds Granted Asylum in Burma
In Rangoon Burma two Chinese Communist officials who fled to Burma have been granted political asylum. Han Ti ling 38 formerly with the labor office at the Chinese People's Bank and Kwang Kway-kyan 23 a secretary with the government broadcasting department received asylum from Burmese authorities.
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Rangoon, Burma
Burma
Han Ti-ling
Chinese People’s Bank
Kwang Kway-kyan
Government Broadcasting Department
Weather Record For Lacrosse And Vicinity
Weather outlook calls for warmer showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday with a low of 68 tonight and a high of 88. Wisconsin sees warmer conditions with scattered storms across the state and cooler vibes in the northwest late Wednesday. Minnesota reports fair skies but continued heat with isolated storms, while Iowa tracks scattered showers and storms spreading from the northwest with little temperature change.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mitchell Gets Federal Reserve Appointment
President Kennedy selects George W. Mitchell a Chicago economist to the Federal Reserve Board. Mitchell, a Democrat, is vice president in charge of research at the Chicago Fed and an associate economist of the FOMC. He replaces M. S. Szymczak whose term ends January 31.
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Washington
Kennedy
George W. Mitchell
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Mitchell
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Open Market Committee
M. S. Szymczak
Szymczak
White House
Pierre Salinger
Cuba Talks Stall As Prisoners Press Public Exit Bid
The Cuban crisis persists as key figures like Eisenhower and Walter Reuther signal new tactics to end the stalemate. Prisoners, delayed meetings, held an impromptu news conference accusing no one. Castro said the mission is to present Cuba's stance on the 1977 exchange aimed at freeing 1,197 inmates for 500 tractors. Gustavo Garcia said the group has 15 days with possible two one week extensions to publicize their view. Immigration calls them temporarily paroled in the West.
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Senhower
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Hooker
United States
Cuba
Castro
Gustavo Garcia
Rm West
Ambassadors Draft Berlin Reply After Moscow Memorandum
Four Western powers met in Washington to draft a reply to Soviet Premier Khrushchev's Berlin memorandum. Led by Foy Kohler the talks included German and French ambassadors and Britain's Lord Hood. No split was reported and a second meeting was set for later in the week with a planned completion by week’s end.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
Foy D. Kohler
Wilhelm Grewe
Herve Alphand
Lord Hood
Moscow
Old Reliable Redstone Ends Military Tests
Cape Canaveral reports the Redstone long-range rocket, first U S ballistic missile and space booster, ends its military test program after eight years with a 41st success in 45 launches. Three modified rockets remain for upcoming suborbital astronaut flights following Shepard’s May 5 milestone. A Polaris A2 failure earlier the same day prompted Navy technicians to inspect causes aboard the USS Observation Island offshore.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Atlantic
Army
Cape
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Florida
Navy
Observation Island
Factory pay gains and price trends show modest growth
Statistics indicate about 123000 workers will see hourly increases of two to three cents, including 25000 at Lockheed Aircraft and Pacific Airmotive. May’s index rose nine tenths of a percent year over year, one of the smallest postwar losses. Spending power for factory workers remains up as higher pay and longer weeks boost take home pay, despite slight inflation. Meat prices decline for the fourth month, with poultry at the lowest since World War II and dairy and egg prices down overall.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Myers
Love and alimony clash in tough advice column
Dear Ann Landers counsels Buff to keep alimony by avoiding marriage while Jim offers security. Short Circuit warns against dangerous home remodeling. Hannah faces choosing between romance and caring for an ailing mother with no easy resolution. 1961 Field Enterprises, Inc.
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Ann Landers
Field Enterprises, Inc
Ribicoff on federal aid programs and renewed states rights banner
Ribicoff notes that the states rights banner was removed while Congress and governors crafted federal aid plans for highways welfare farm programs resource development and education. After legislation and adjusted allotments the banners are raised again.
Lube Gun Scares New York Cleaning Woman
A cleaning woman at the Empire State Building found a five inch graphite powder-lubricating gun on a fourth floor coffee table. Police, the bomb squad and investigators rushed to the scene before the device was identified as a common lock lubricant tool.
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New York
Empire State Building
John Barry
Technical Laboratory
Mary Sulak
French Farmers Parade Across France Demand Bigger Price Share
Demonstrations by angry farmers halted traffic with roadblocks and tractor parades from Grenoble to La Rochelle as growers press for a larger share of consumer prices in a national economy deal.
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Paris
France
Grenoble
la Rochelle
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