Kennedy Moves to Raise National Debt Ceiling and Space Aid
Congress races to clear Kennedy measures before the July 4 holiday. The Senate approved a temporary debt ceiling of 298 billion dollars, the House prepares a social security bill for action, and space program funding aims to land a moon mission within a decade as foreign aid awaits next week.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Senate House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Training Begins For Navy Enlistees
Five youths enlisted for Navy training in Washington, San Diego, and Great Lakes this week. William J. Sterling, David L. Swiggum, Dennis J. Frey, Ronald Wuensch, and David L. Yeske all left Milwaukee Monday headed to their stations. An additional enlistee group departs Sunday for service.
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Washington
D.C
San Diego
Calif
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
William J. Sterling
Avery Sterling
S. 8Th St
David L. Swiggum
Rudolph Swiggum
Rising Sun
Dennis J. Frey
Adrian Frey
Remarks foreigners don’t like to hear by Hal Boyle
A collection of modern American tourist quips about foreigners and travel abroad. The remarks cover stereotypes about clothes, customs, language, tipping, and daily life seen by U S visitors and their misreads of other cultures. The piece notes that tomorrow such remarks may be what foreigners do like to hear.
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New York
Mildred
Boyle
California
George
Four Salt Firms Indicted For Price Fixing
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announced four salt companies indicted in St. Paul Minnesota for price fixing on rock salt contracts with state and municipal governments. The firms Morton Salt Company International Salt Diamond Crystal Salt Carey Salt mine and distribute 75 percent of the nation s rock salt according to the Justice Department.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Paul
Minn
Kennedy
Morton Salt Co
Chicago
International Salt Co
Clarks Summit
Diamond Crystal Salt Co
St. Clair
Boy Thief Placed On Probation Two Years
A 16 year old Milwaukee youth who stole 3440 saved by his parents for a house down payment was placed on two years probation. Civil Judge John A Decker ordered commitment to the Department of Public Welfare until he is 21 and then stayed the sentence. The two accomplices received one year probation.
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Milwaukee
John A. Decker
Children’s Court
Department of Public Welfare
Decker
Milwaukee Safety Commissioner Defends Speeding Appointee
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier defended James F. Mallas, named to the Safety Commission, after Mallas lost his license last year following three speeding arrests including a charge of 80 in a 55 zone. He had it restored on December 17.
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Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Milwaukee Safety Commission
James F. Mallas
Maier
Mallas
Credit Bureau Judgments Filed Against Two Coulee Region Men
The Credit Bureau of La Crosse filed default judgments against Frank Shieber Adams for 362.30 on two bills and John S. Murray Fountain City for 474.12 on three bills. Judgments recorded with La Crosse Clerk Carl F. Schnick after defendants failed to answer within 20 days as required by statute.
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The
Credit Bureau of
la Crosse
Coulee Region
Frank Shieber
Adams
Credit Bureau
John S. Murray
Fountain City
Carl F. Schnick
Plan Market Linkup in Europe Moves Forward
London sources say seven EFTA members Austria Britain Denmark Norway Portugal Sweden and Switzerland plan to link with six common market nations to form a single European market. Ministers at Lancaster House reported major parts of the plan with substantial progress though details remain under discussion.
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London
European Free Trade Association
EFTA
Lancaster House
Austria
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Harvard Doctor Says Sickness Of Age Is Aimlessness And Boredom
Harvard health official Dr. Dana Farnsworth tells the American Medical Association that the era’s great sickness is aimlessness and lack of meaning. He urges doctors to help patients find meaning and resilience amid space age distractions and personal stresses.
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Harvard
Associated Press
New York
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University Health Services
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Farnsworth
American Medical Association
Marriage Licenses Report From La Crosse Area
Frederick D. Niedfeldt and Alta E. Erickson of Bangor to marry in West Salem with date not set. David J. Terpstra and Carolyn Snyder of La Crosse plan to wed July 1 in La Crosse.
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Frederick D. Niedfeldt
Bangor
Alta E. Erickson
West Salem
David J. Terpstra
Loomis St
Carolyn Snyder
S. 31St St
la Crosse
Central High alum serves in Germany studying surveying
Paul H. Martell a 1960 Central High School graduate is stationed at Geissen Germany with the 280th Atomic Cannon Battery and is taking courses to become a surveyor. He trained at Ft. Riley Kansas and Ft. Jackson South Carolina and as a radio operator. He left for Germany in March and is the son of Mrs Margaret Martell of 1518 Pine Street and James Martell of 807 Liberty Street.
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Paul H. Martell
Central High School
Geissen
Germany
Martell
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. Jackson
S.C
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Rena Te Shane
Uandemin Value Accessories
Sunstan
J. R. Williams
Hal Boyle
Patek
Miracle Paint
Fom Patek
By Alton Blakeslee
Motorola
Montgomery Ward
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