Soviets slam door on disarm negotiations
Geneva talks on a nuclear test ban have collapsed as the Soviet Union rejects detailed negotiations. U S delegate William Foster plans to return to Washington, citing Moscow’s insistence on on site inspections. Foster and allies demand seven inspections to curb violations while Tsarapkin cites Kremlin conditions and warns of prospects dimming. The zero progress view grows as Foster concludes no progress due to Russian refusal to bargain.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Washington
Foster
Sermyon K. Tsarapkin
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
West
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Britain
Semyon K.tsarapkin
Canada
E. L. M. Burns
Tsarapkin
Joseph Godber
Oldest Pine in Crivitz Falls After 363 Years of Standing
In Crivitz Wisconsin a 363 year old Norway pine nicknamed Old Red Pine toppled after 10 minutes of work. The 8 ft 10 in trunk yielded 1 760 board feet and the tree, a landmark near Sand Lake, survived the Peshtigo fire of 1871 before collapsing in a dramatic beach crash. About 70 people witnessed the historic fall.
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Crivitz
Wis
Thurst
Marinette
Evergreen
County Historical Society
American Forestry Association
Here
Plymouth Rock
Sand Lake
Peshtigo
Decision On X Ballots To Be Delayed In Minnesota Recount
District Judge J H Sylvestre presiding over the three judge court said no ruling on check and X ballots will be made until arguments on other disputed ballots are complete. The court groups this category with unusual governor marks, delaying their decision likely until Monday. The recount, started by Karl Rolvaag after the canvassing board showed Andersen leading by 142 votes, has already given Rolvaag a 43 vote edge on eight of 24 classes of ballots.
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ST. Paul
J. H. Sylvestre
Crookston
Minnesota
Sylvestre
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer L. Andersen
Rolvaag
Phone Calls In Alderman Lewis Slaying Case
Chicago AP report notes two strange phone calls amid the murder of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis, a 53 year old Black Democratic leader. He was found dead in his office with three bullet wounds and hands cuffed, near expended .32 caliber cartridges. Investigators offered no solid theory, with officials calling it a professional job.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
John Ascher
Historian Wins Balzan Prize for Naval History
American naval historian Rear Adm. Mass, retired, wins Balzan Prize valued at 51 000 to 225 000 Swiss francs for his 15 volume World War II naval history.
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Zurich
Switzerland
America
Adm
Mass
Balzan
Gems Across Solves Crossword Clues List
A compact crossword clue list using across entries from precious stone to English river. Includes clues like Precious stone, Elude, Intellect, Compass point, Persian, Hebrew letter and many more with brief answers implied by standard crossword conventions.
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Holy Roman Church
Ecuador
Milwaukee and Winona Livestock Market Report
Wisconsin and Minnesota livestock markets show steady to weak trends. Hogs, cattle, and calves price ranges are listed by weight and class, with notes from Swift & Company and noon quotations. prices vary by category and destination, including hogs 12.25 to 14.75 per cwt and cattle from about 12 to 25 dollars per cwt.
First President Of India Rajendra Prasad Dies
PATNA India AP Rajendra Prasad 78 India's first president died Thursday of pneumonia He served as president from 1950 until last May A pacifist scholar and long time worker for India's freedom from British rule
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Patna
India
Rajendra Prasad
Prasad
Midwest Livestock And Commodities Roundup Report
In South St Paul Minnesota USDA cattle sales show 1,500 head with calves 700, slaughter steers weak, heifers and cows steady, slaughter calves 21.00-26.00, feeder steers 22.50, hogs 6,000 head mixed, barrows and gilts steady, sows steady, corn and barley futures mixed with No 2 yellow at 1.234, potatoes on track 156, russets firm for top grades, Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter steady and eggs steady with slight price shifts across grades.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
U.S
Idaho
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River Valley
Martin Elected President of AL 25-Year Club
Jack Martin of 1216 S 21st St was elected president of the 25 year Continuous Membership Club of Roy L. Wingers Post 52 American Legion. Post Commander Edward Cotterwick presented the charter roll for permanent hanging. Three original signers remain continuous members: Arthur Renner, Romeo C. Ross, and Clarence B. Sexauer.
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Jack Martin
S. 21St St
Roy L. Wingers
American Legion
Legion
Edward Cotterwick
Wingers Post
Arthur Renner
Romeo C. Ross
Clarence B. Sexauer
N. P Anderson
Michael R
Zone Legislation For Cities Pushed
Wisconsin lawmakers push zone legislation authorizing extra territorial zoning near cities. A nine to one Assembly committee vote supports enabling joint commissions with towns within three miles of city boundaries and within one and a half miles for smaller municipalities. A final vote in the Assembly is anticipated next week.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly Committee
Thompson Endorses Crime Committee in Wisconsin
Atty Gen George Thompson and Republican lawmakers back a bill to form a State Senate panel to probe organized crime in Wisconsin. The three-member committee would hold hearings and assess need for a permanent crime investigation unit, led by Sen Jerris Leonard.
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Madison
George Thompson
Senate
Wisconsin
Thompson
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
This Atomic World educational program at two high schools
Russell P. Bauer of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies presents This Atomic World, a traveling exhibit and lecture sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission. The program, aimed at high school students, explains basic atomic energy concepts and practical uses at Central High and Logan Senior High.
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Central High School
Logan Senior High School
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge, Tenn
AEC
Russell P. Bauer
Parolee Held In Girl's Death In Minnehaha Park
Minneapolis police hunted three youths and a parolee for questioning in the brutal killing of Mary Louise Bell, an honors student. Richard V. Draves, 18, a St. Cloud parolee, and Ronald Steeves, 19, claimed Draves attacked the sitter while she resisted advances. Steeves said a wrench was used. the victim suffered 49 stab wounds, throat cutting, and severe head injuries.
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Minneapolis
Mary Louise Bell
Minnehaha Park
Richard V. Draves
St.Cloud Reformatory
Ronald Steeves
Mary Louise
Draves
Steeves
450 Land Proposed Taconite Amendment
In Saint Paul AP report, over 400 people packed the state office building auditorium to back the proposed taconite amendment. The measure, sponsored by Rep Roy Dunn, guarantees no taconite tax increases relative to manufacturing taxes for 20 years, backed by mining industry and Steelworkers union. Opponents to be heard next Tuesday with committee approval anticipated.
Tax cut deficit hurts old people says Proxmire
Washington senator William Proxmire says the tax-cut sparked deficit will hurt the retired, noting Treasury compilations show 14.5 million of 18 million Americans aged 65 and over pay no federal income tax, so four in five elders could not benefit from the tax cut.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
America
Peobay Treasury
Proxmire
Cline to Speak on WKBT TV Before Friday Night
Robert Cline, one of seven mayoral candidates, will address viewers on WKBT television at 10 33 p m Friday. The broadcast outlines his candidacy I specifics remain unlisted.
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Robert Cline
WKBT
Confession Admitted In Two Youths’ Burglary Case
In La Crosse County Court a preliminary hearing binds Michael Larson and his brother Dennis over for trial after the judge ruled the confession by Michael admissible despite defense claims of coercion. Michael, 19, is charged with burgling Sports Bowl Alleys and stealing 2370. Dennis, 18, charged with receipt of stolen funds. Bonds set at 3500 and 2500 respectively. arraignment date pending.
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la Crosse County
Michael Larson
Island St
Sports Bowl
Copeland Ave
Dennis
Michael
Phillip G. Arneson
Asst. Dist. Atty
Burleigh
Roraff
Larson
Arneson
Circuit Court
Larsons
Sears 10 Million Center Planned in Brookfield Suburb
Sears Roebuck and Co announced a $10 million shopping center on a 140 acre Brookfield site, described as the largest in the area. The complex will sit south of West Blue Mound Road and north of Interstate 94, anchored by a large Sears store with space for additional department stores.
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Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Central Tele
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
American Motors
Republic Steel
Gateway
Ame. Tel, & Tel
Rexall Drug
Godfrey Co
Anaconda
Reynolds Metals
Hamilton Mfg
Royal Dutch
Heileman Brw
Aveo
Koehring Co
Boeing Safeway
Rubber Mills
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
la Crosse
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Marine Cap
Celanese
Socony
McQuay, Inc
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Nekoosa
Consolidated Food
NS Standard Oil
Ind
North
Plastics
States
DuPont
Devoe & Reynolds
Stud.-Packard
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed
Swift
N.Y
Trane Co
Fruehaus
Texaco
Skogmo
Trane
Warner
General Dynamics
United Airlines
Western Tool
General Electric
U.S. Freight
Western Power
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
General Telephone
US. Steel
Tausche Bonds
Glass Tire, Inc
Wallace Press
Mutual
Great Northern Ry
Westinghouse Elec
Boston Fund
Greyhound
Western Union
Chem
Fund
Illinois Central
White Motor
Eaton & Howard Intl
Harvester
Woolworth
Interstate Power Zenith
Eaton & Howard Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Fidelity Fund
Lockheed
Mack
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Nati. Invest
William Monsanto Chemical
Street Fund
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Brookfield
H. Ghlee Jenkins
Blue Mound Road
Interstate 94
Jenkins
Sears
Wiemann Seeks La Crosse Mayoral Victory With Jobs Stand
C B Wiemann, a mayoral candidate, addressed Local 175, United Auto Workers AFL CIO, arguing progress should be measured by jobs that lift families. He recalled saying yes to labor endorsements at Washburn School, calling workers the backbone of a progressive community and pledging focus on La Crosse's advancement.
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C. B. Wiemann
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Wiemann
Washburn School
Labor
la Crosse
Jewelry cargo derailed in 12-car Milwaukee wreck at grain town
Nine cars of Milwaukee Road train No. 57 derailed near the Grain Stown depot in Wabasha Minnesota scattering jewelry and grain across the snow. No injuries reported. Train was en route from Chicago to Minneapolis. derailed near 3 30 a m. jewelry valued in the thousands. Cause of the wreck undetermined.
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Wabasha, Minn
Milwaukee Road
St. Paul
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Race Track For Sale In Racine Wisconsin
The General Administration seeks bids on a track it owns at Racine Wisconsin described as an ordnance vehicle test track for 155 millimeter self propelled M44 vehicles. It is a bituminous oval three quarters of a mile long and 46 feet wide with maintenance buildings utilities and a boiler room attached.
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Chicago
Racine
Wis
Review of nuclear powered ship planned from start
The Atomic Energy Commission denied any drastic problems with the Savannah power plant. AEC General Manager A R Luedecke said the review at Galveston Texas, a planned $53 million overhaul, was scheduled from the start. A committee had urged overhaul and a full status review before the ship sails again, a spokesman noted.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah
Galveston
Tex
AEC
A. R. Luedecke
David B. Hall
Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Hall
Seaborg
Lessenning RRs Cost In Crossings Protested
Madison AP The League for Wisconsin Municipalities protested a Senate Highway Committee proposal that would cut railroads’ share of crossing protection costs to 10 percent, raising the state’s 90 percent share and reducing highway aid to communities. Senator Jerris Lenard argued motorists should bear more as auto travel grows and railroad mileage falls.
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Madison
League For Wisconsin Municipalities
Senate
Senate Highway Committee
Ed Johnson
The
League
Sen
Jerris Lenard
Milwaukee
Fail In Bid To Cut Committee Spending
Washington AP Rep Robert Kastenmeier Wisconsin joined Democrats in failing to cut spending by the House Committee on un American Activities The House approved the committee budget of 360000 for the next year by a 385 20 roll call vote Kastenmeier previously opposed the appropriation and suggested transferring the functions to the House Judiciary Committee noting the Rules Committee blocked a vote on that proposal.
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Washington
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
House Committee On UN
House
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ember
New York Stock Exchange
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Winona
Swift & Company
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South ST. Paul Livestock
Chicago Grain
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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Bauer
Cline
Kimball
Leithold
Main Street
American Cancer Society
Caledonia St
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Johnny
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Torme
France
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