Pope John XXIII Receives Khrushchev's Son-in-Law Adzhubei
Pope John XXIII met Alexei Adzhubei editor of Izvestia in a private 18 minute audience at the Vatican library. Adzhubei and his wife Rada attended with 70 reporters for a general audience where the Pope received the Balzan Peace prize. He praised the churchs action for peace and asserted a neutral yet vigorous witness.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Rada
Soviet Union
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Vatican
John
Papacy
Pope John
Floods and Snowstorm Wreak Minor Damage Across Regions
Heavy rain in North Carolina pushed some rivers past flood stage while nearby areas faced light snow and snarled roads. A New York State storm left roads closed, winds of 65 mph hit Buffalo, and Boonville and Watertown reported nine inches of snow. Syracuse saw outages and disrupted services as three traffic deaths occurred in the storm. Michigan recorded up to eight inches of snow and three traffic fatalities were blamed on weather.
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North Carolina
Rosman
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Coast
New York State
Buffalo
Boonville
Watertown
Orpheum Theater
Syracuse
Michigan
Square Dancers Celebrate Second Anniversary Tonight
The Happy Twirlers observe their second anniversary with dinner and dancing at the Holiday Inn starting at 6 30 p m Norman Indvick will be caller and is secured from the city park department or Norbert Gerstle
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Holiday Inn
Norman Indvick
City Park Department
Norbert Gerstle
Bible Talk crossword clues many ancient terms and names
Across clues list Father of Seth, Old Testament triarch, Desert monster, Native metal, Son of Jacob, Italian city, Negative prefix, State, Concave molding, Penetrates, College deer, Female deer, Communion late, DE aeberer arrowroot, Cloth measure, Brews, Apiece, Boy's nickname, Jgetters, Wheys of milk, Unbalanced, Evening poet form, Law of Moses, Bulgarian coin, Be sick, Italian, Fish sauce, Mariner, Nested boxes, Manufactured, Comb. form ass, Short jack, Observes, Uncooked, Knocks DOWN and a set of Turkish officers, circular plate, engines voice, Masters French, Hebrew prophe, Polynesian god, Married man, Puff up.
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Seth
Jacob
Unknown Crossword Clue Fragments From a Newspaper Page
Puzzle clues include Finn Above Knights John Ark builder Hand part Athena Cultivate European rivi Hurdy gurdy Laban wash father Lift. Puzzle entries reference varied terms and names in terse glossary style from a newspaper page.
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Finn
John
Athena
Air me 'N i A 35 46 Brazilian tapir puzzle list
The text appears as a fragmented puzzle or crossword clue set. It includes numbered entries such as 35 Soothsayer 36 Militarist 39 Cravat 40 Openwork fabrics 41 Bow's adjunct 42 Berets 43 Wings 44 Native of Media 46 Brazilian tapir 47 Craw 48 Units of weight 51 Collection of Sayings, indicating a sequence of cryptic-style hints without cohesive narrative.
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Bow’s Adjunct
Reynolds proposes tax shifts to balance Wisconsin budget
Governor Reynolds counters a sales tax repeal with a mixed plan. A one fourth of one percent income tax rise plus excise taxes on cigarettes alcohol and autos would raise about 101 million to ebb deficit while preserving relief measures. The plan includes a 750 deduction and an equalization effort cutting property taxes in many municipalities and preserving others.
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Reynolds
Wisconsin
Winona Livestock Report From Swift and Company
Swift and Company reports as of noon price levels for hogs cattle veal and Chicago produce. Hogs are down with sows steady and ranges shown for good barrows gilts and fat hogs with weights and prices. cattle steady with dry fed steers and yearlings top and range figures. veal prices steady with top and range values. Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter and eggs show price bands and grade variations.
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Chicago Produce
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago potatoes market and St Paul cattle and hogs
USDA reports show potato supplies adequate with moderate demand and weaker russets, while round reds hold slightly firmer. prices listed for Idaho russets and Red River Valley reds. In St Paul, cattle and calves move modestly with steers under 1150 lb active and over 1150 slow. slaughter bulls steady. Hogs at 10,000 head, hogs lower, sows steady to weak. feeder pigs steady.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River Valley
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
Ap)i
Chicago grain quotes show firm corn with varied futures
Chicago wheat and soy bean sales halted while corn futures posted No 2 yellow at 1.19 and No 3 at 1.16 to 1.18. No. 4 yellow ranged 1.15 to 1.54 with sample grade at 1.18. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 17. Soybean oil quoted at 9.6. Barley malting 1.23 to 1.30, teed 1.00 to 1.10.
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Chicago Wheat
Chicago
Army Charges Brainerd Man With Desertion
The 5th Army charges Frank Borders, 38, Brainerd Minnesota, with desertion as of July 22, 1952. Borders was transferred from Camp McCoy Wisconsin to Camp Atterbury Indiana when he deserted. He was arrested February 26 in Brainerd and has since been held at Fort Sheridan Illinois stockade. The maximum penalty during the Korean conflict includes dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay, reduction to the lowest grade, and three years hard labor. An officer will conduct the investigation with Borders entitled to counsel and to present witnesses.
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Chicago
5Th Army
Frank Borders
Brainerd
Minn
Daniel Sullivan
Borders
Camp McCoy
Wis
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
United States
Sullivan
Preservation of food by dehydration in prehistoric times
The text notes that food preservation through dehydration traces back to prehistoric humans, indicating ancient techniques for extending edibility and storage of provisions.
GOP To Spell Out Places To Cut JFK Budget
Washington AP with Kennedy challenging Republicans to name specific cuts in his 98.8 billion budget. GOP Leader Halleck Bow and Curtis discuss spending limits, tax reform tensions, and defense budget questions amid debates on where to trim while preserving key programs.
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Gop
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House
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Halleck
Thomas Curtis
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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Dillon
Bow
Eisenhower
Two Traffic Deaths Lift Minnesota Toll to 87 in ’63
The Minnesota traffic toll rose to 87, up five from a year earlier, after two elderly men died in separate crashes on Wednesday. Dominik Jurenko, 79, came from south Minneapolis, and William Meyers, 73, died in a collision two miles south of his Sherburn home. Police jailed driver Thomas Ingles, 20, of Cornell, Wis., on speeding and pedestrian yielding charges. In a third fatal crash, Leonard Jansen, 48, of St. Paul, died when a truck and car collided on U S 69 near Wagoner, Oklahoma. the truck driver Edward Siercks, 30, of St. Paul, wrecked after tire failure, injuring Patrick Farrell and three others from Galesburg, Illinois, including an infant who also died.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Dominik Jurenko
Washington Ave
Minneapolis
Thomas J. Ingles
Cornell
Wis
William ‘Meyers
Martin
Sherburn
Perry Liston
Dunnell
Alden Knudson
Leonard Jansen
St. Paul
U.S. 69
Wagoner
Oklo
Protests Hit France as Miners Stand Fast in 1961 Standoff
Paris AP report on Charles de Gaulle facing 200000 striking coal miners demanding an 11 percent pay raise and a 40 hour week while the government offers 5.7 percent. Unions mobilize across France, gas and electrical workers plan nationwide action, and local towns aid miners amid warnings of rationing if the dispute persists.
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Paris
de Gaulle
France
Charles de Gaulle
Ment
Cialist
Interunion
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Peyrefitte
Georges Pompidou
Lacq
CAB Subsidy Cuts Threaten Local Air Service
ST. PAUL AP Eleven Minnesota communities would lose adequate airline service if the Civil Aeronautics Board keeps cutting subsidies to feeder airlines, lawmakers warned. Reps Jack Fenn and Kenneth Scott introduced a resolution urging Congress to maintain subsidy policy. Affected communities include Duluth Bemidji Fairmont Brainerd Hibbing International Falls Mankato Rochester Thief River Falls Winona and Worthington.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Jack Fenn
Hibbing
Kenneth Scott
Fairmont
Congress
Duluth
Beridji
Brainerd
International Falls
Mankato
Rochester
Thief River Falls
Winona
Worthington
Radio Highlights and District I Basketball Championship
Radio highlights list Thursday at 7 p.m. on WLCX Vox Pop and at 9 p.m. on WKTY. Minnesota District I basketball championship features Peterson against Chatfield with top teams and fans awaiting the outcome.
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WLCX
Vox Pop
WKTY
Minnesota
Mayor Knutson Clears 13th Ward With 276 Votes
In Tuesday's primary election Mayor Milo G. Knutson received 276 votes in the 13th Ward correcting earlier reports of 76. The tally strengthens Knutson's position before the general contest.
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Milo G. Knutson
Two Girls Dead and Mother Shot in Edina Case
In Minneapolis area a neighbor found Elizabeth seven and Sara two dead from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning near their mother Willette Connors who had a shotgun wound. The Connors family at 5515 Woodcrest Drive Edina. Captain D L Connors Northwest Airlines was en route home from Florida. The car in the garage with ignition on.
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Minneapolis
Elizabeth
Sara
D. L. Connors
Woodcrest Drive
Edina
Willette
Methodist Hospital
Connors
Northwest Airlines
Florida
Richard Fee
House Slashes Powell Budget In House Action
The House cut nearly half of the budget Rep. Adam Clayton Powell wanted for his Education and Labor Committee and limited control by ending a $50,000 discretionary fund. Powell was not present as the vote moved funds to subcommittees at $25,000 each with final approval by chairmen, under a shift from the usual allocation procedure.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Harlem
Puerto Rico
Marriage Licenses Issued in La Crosse
Curtis J Walden of Robinsdale Avenue and Mary L Sherer of Loomis Street plan marriage on March 9 in La Crosse. Ronald A Turmo of Onalaska Avenue and Carol A Rogers of La Crescent Street plan marriage on March 16 in La Crosse.
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Curtis J. Walden
Robinsdale Ave
Mary L. Sherer
Loomis St
la Crosse
Ronald A. Turmo
Onalaska Ave
Carol A. Rogers
la Crescent St
Outagamie County Man Dies In Crash
John Otto a 30 year old Appleton man died from injuries after a crash on Highway 41 in Winnebago County. The accident occurred last Friday and he died Wednesday in an Oshkosh hospital. The statewide highway death toll reached 100 for the year, five fewer than the previous year.
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Outagamie County
Wisconsin
John Otto
Appleton
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Senate Revisits Stamp Merchandise Bill In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate reversed a stamp merchandise bill after an initial 16 to 16 tie, then 18 to 14 to reconsider. Gov Reynolds delayed final action with a tax message. Other measures include blood cost coverage restrictions, a constitutional amendment proposal, and farm loan extension to resort owners. Two land advertising bills require further study with licensing of out of state firms and penalties for unlicensed promoters, while two resolutions to amend the constitution were rejected.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Assembly
Milwaukee Blood Center
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Martin Schrieber
Milwaukee
John Potter
Port Edwards
Soviet missiles and Cuba arms buildup debated in Congress
Senate leaders, led by Republicans, pressed the Kennedy administration over Soviet missiles in Cuba and a reported increase in heavy equipment. Testimony cited cave storage, air conditioned sites, and Cuban military involvement, while Arkansas officials discussed Bay of Pigs veterans and secret missions to Guatemala.
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Cuba
Fitch
Kennedy
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
John Tower
R-Tex
Congress
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas National
Frank Bailey
Arkansas’ Air National Guard
Air Guard
Arkansas
Election recount case over ballots for Rolvaag vs Andersen
The trial focuses on whether 18 second precinct Hibbing ballots should count and if 15 disputed ballots marked with Xs for Rolvaag and Andersen are valid. Judges consider spoiled versus defective ballots as attorneys push for inclusion while awaiting a mid next week ruling and potential appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Richard Kyle
Andersen
Election Register
Nelson
Andrew Korda
St. Louis
Hibbing
Rolvaag
Wit‘nesses
Special Court
Supreme Court
Tom Swain
Gov. Andersen
Swain
Two Injured In Car Truck Crash Near North Bend
North Bend Wisconsin Ear Hilton escaped serious injury when his car collided head on with a Wilbert Vault Co truck from Sparta on Highway 54. A passenger Mrs Leonard Willgrubs suffered bruises to left side and leg. Mrs Dora Hilton was unharmed. Hilton had bruises and an injured left hand. The truck driver was unnamed and uninjured.
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North Bend
Wis
Hilton
Wilbert Vault Co
Sparta
Highway 54
Leonard Willgrubs
Krohn Hospital
Black River Falls
Dora Hilton
Bangor West Salem Caucuses Set For Friday
The Villages of Bangor and West Salem plan caucuses Friday evening to nominate candidates for village offices in the April 2 election. Bangor meets at 8 p.m. in Bangor High School, West Salem at 7:30 p.m. in the village hall. If more than two candidates run for any office, attendees will vote to reduce to two nominees.
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Bangor
West Salem
Bangor High School
Students win strike for harder courses at Milan
After 21 days architectural students at the University of Milan ended a shut-in strike as faculty bowed to their demands for harder classwork stiffer exams lectures by practicing architects and a say in curriculum. The students argued the present program did not prepare them for competition today.
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Milan
Italy
University of Milan
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