Three Pedestrians Die in Minnesota Traffic Toll Rise
Three pedestrians died in Minnesota over the weekend, lifting the 1963 traffic toll to 103, with 11 more deaths than the previous year. Victims include 16 year olds from Bloomington and Grand Rapids, a 65 year old Minneapolis resident, and a 33 year old Faribault man. A driver in one case faces drunken driving charges.
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Minnesota
Larry de la Mater
Bloomington
Minneapolis
Ronald Cook
Arthur Nelson
Sharon Lee Simpson
Grand Rapids
Truella Cassity
Alexandria
Reynolds Hints at 1964 Candidacy for Wisconsin Governor
Milwaukee AP reports Governor John W. Reynolds suggested a possible bid for a second term. He told Allied Industrial Workers Union leaders that 1964 progress depends on help in Madison and cited Republican majorities as a handicap. He urged support for his budget and tax plan and a bill expanding aid to unemployed workers’ children with federal matching funds.
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Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Madison
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Reynolds
Wisconsin Insurance Department targets nonpaying policyholders
The Wisconsin Insurance Department actions target policyholders who failed to pay 20 percent assessments on health and accident policies from the defunct Federal Mutual Casualty Co. in Milwaukee. Fifteen Milwaukee County residents are named in the first wave of lawsuits, with assessments ranging from 51.80 to 65.11 dollars each. Cases set for Friday in County Court, based on an order signed last May by Circuit Judge Michael Sullivan.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Insurance Department
Federal Mutual Casualty Co
Milwaukee County
Charles Manson
Michael Sullivan
Glandular Inflammation Helps Men Overcoming Troubles
A health notice claims glandular inflammation causes many male ailments and warns temporary relief fails. It cites one year of successful treatments for men from 1,000 communities at Excelsior Springs, reporting soothing relief and improved health.
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Excelsior Springs
Milwaukee and St Paul Livestock Market Summary
AP reports steady hog and cattle trade across Milwaukee and St Paul markets with receipts around 900 hogs and 1,500 cattle in Milwaukee, diverse price ranges for hogs, sows, boars, and calves, plus St Paul noting fairly active slaughter cattle, hogs steady, with notable calf and pig price figures and regional references to Winona and Chicago markets.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Bidault Attends Mass Under Heavy Guard
In Steinebach Germany Georges Bidault former French premier attended a Mass under heavy police protection. He followed a request by two priests who feared public excitement. The Bavarian Interior Ministry confirmed a letter from the anti Gaullist leader seeking asylum in West Germany. Informants say he plans to stay in Steinebach despite security concerns.
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Georges Bidault
Bidault
Bavarian
Interior Ministry
West Germany
Missionary group abandons sinking boat off Mexico
A missionary crew in a homemade boat called Crusader abandoned their leaking ship off Mexico after Coast Guard warnings. Leader Jerry Smith vows to press on with a new voyage, while his father Rev How ard A Smith captained the 101 foot craft with eight aboard. Coast Guard reported the group was rescued by an American tuna boat and believed safe, with the vessel later presumed sunk.
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Long Beach
Calif
Haiti
Mexico
Jerry Smith
Coast Guard
Mr. Smith
Calvary Church of the Full Gospel
Wilmington
Baja California
Coast
Baja California Peninsula
Los Angeles
Kennedy heads to Costa Rica talks on Cuban issue
President Kennedy plans a regional conference with leaders from Guatemala Nicaragua and other Central American nations to seek a joint policy against Castroism. White House aides say the approach aims to topple communism in Cuba as regional action under the inter-American system is urged by the presidents and the Organization of American States.
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Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Guatemala
Cuba
Luis Somoza
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Organization of American States
Gonzalo J. Facio
Costa Rica
Washington
Castro
San Jose
Americas
Havana
Orlich
Ydigoras
Somoza
Roberto F. Chiari
Panama
Ramon Morales
Honduras
Julio A. Rivera
el Salvador
South America
Dean Rusk
Edwin M. Martin
Teodoro Moscoso
U.S
Alliance For Progress
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
A-lown
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
William S. Maillard
R-Calif
Armistead I. Selden Jr
D-Ala
Palm Beach
Rusk
Latin America
Weather Continued in So Cal Amid Rain and Hail
Weather continued from Page 1 in mountain regions of Southern California as rain and hail hit Los Angeles and much of San Diego County. In Angeles National Forest rangers aided about 50 stranded campers and hikers to safety from icy ledges and snow clogged trails.
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Lizzie Miles Blues Singer Dies at 67 in New Orleans
Lizzie Miles, a noted Negro blues singer and former featured performer with the Cole Bros. Circus, died Sunday in New Orleans at age 67. The longtime artist was born in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Lizzie Miles
Cole Bros. Circus
Court Rules One Person One Vote Applies Nationwide
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court ruled that all votes in statewide elections must have equal weight, undermining county unit voting in Georgia and potentially Maryland. Justice Douglas urged that one voter one vote reflects equality from the Declaration to amendments, while Justice Clark cautioned the ruling targets statewide offices and not legislative apportionment.
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Suupreme
Georgia
Maryland
Douglas
Justice Clark
U.S
Clark
Kennedy
Harlan
Felix Frankfurter
England
United States
Frankfurter
Tennessee
Germany to Honor UW Faculty Member
Madison AP reports F. W. Duffee, University of Wisconsin agricultural engineer, will receive an honorary Doctor of Agriculture from Hohenheim College in Germany on May 8. He becomes the first American and second non German to earn the degree. Duffee has taught at Wisconsin since 1918 and contributed to many farm machinery developments.
Bomb Explodes at Frisco Airport Post Office
A bomb exploded in the overseas section of the San Francisco International Airport post office injuring two clerks, apparently seriously. Postmaster John Fixa said the explosive package arrived from overseas.
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San Francisco
San Francisco International Airport
John Fixa
Giacomini brothers build narrow cow stalls for cleanliness
Eureka California report says Ern est and Donald Giacomini of Ferndale built individual stalls for their Golden Guernsey cows. The stalls measure 45 inches by 712 feet and are just large enough for a cow to lie down but not to turn. The brothers say the design keeps cows cleaner for milking.
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Eureka
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Giacomini Brothers
Ernest and
Donald
Ferndale
Diary notes show Lew Davis journeying to Phoenix twice
The Arizona Daily Star in Tucson printed Hand's diary entries for January 10. In 1877 Lew Davis and companions left by stage for Phoenix. In 1963 Lew Davis then Tucson mayor and associates left for Phoenix to meet city officials there.
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Tucson
Ariz
George Hand
Arizona Daily Star of
Hand
Lew Davis
Phoenix
Earl of Arran Sees JFK Row At White House Party
London AP report says the Earl of Arran claimed a spat with President Kennedy at a White House dinner honoring Eugene Black. Arran said Kennedy asked Britons what they thought of America and noted Nassau disappointment over Skybolt. he recounted McNamara’s lengthy briefing and Kennedy cutting him off. White House declined to verify Arran’s account. Lord Arran writes from Washington aboard the Queen Elizabeth and is cousin to Britain’s U.S. ambassador Sir David Ormsby-Gore.
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London
Earl of ‘Arran
Kennedy
White House
Britain
America
Nassau
London Evening News
McNamara
Skybolt
United States
Arran
Washington
Earl of Arran
Eugene Black
Black
World Bank
Lord Arran
Jack Kennedy
United ‘States
David Ormsby-Gore
Queen Elizabeth
Arthur Strange Kattendyke David Archibald Gore
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Baronet
Boffy
New Discovery Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A world famous institute reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, in Preparation H ointment or suppositories, that quickly relieves itching burning and pain and speeds healing of hemorrhoids. Tests under a doctor's observation show relief in minutes and healing even in long standing cases. The product lubricates bowel movements and helps prevent infection while promoting regrowth of healthy tissue. Available at all drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
Six die in Wisconsin traffic weekend toll rises
A 12 year old boy from Park Falls was killed when struck while riding a bike on the Flambeau River road. His 14 year old brother was injured. The driver, Bruno Hilgart of Park Falls, was treated for shock. Other weekend fatalities include Merton Hawley of Menasha, Michael Kons of Appleton, Theodore Lathrop of Hortonville, Clifford Sluga of Independence, and John Kozlowski of Milwaukee, with crashes across Calumet Outagamie and Milwaukee regions.
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Wisconsin
Calument County
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Michael Radlinger
Ronnie
Flambeau River
Park Falls
Robert
Radlinger Boys
Bruno Hilgart
Merton Hawley
Menashai
Waverly
Calumet County
Michael Kons
Appleton
Darboy
Theodore Lathrop
Hortonville
Outagamie County
Lathrop
Clifford Sluga
Independence
Whitehall
John Kozlowski
Milwaukee
Cronin, Former AP Chief, Dies at 68
Raymond P. Cronin, 68, former Associated Press bureau chief in Manila, Pittsburgh and Columbus, Ohio, died Saturday in San Diego. He led the Manila bureau in 1935, covered the Philippines during the Japanese invasion, and was interned with his wife in 1942. Released in 1943, he worked briefly in New York, then in the San Francisco bureau until retiring in 1959.
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Calif
Raymond P. Cronin
Associated Press
Manila
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ohio
Philippines
New York
San Francisco
Spread Manure Don’t Dump It Says Expert in Pravda
Premier Khrushchev urged Soviet farmers to spread manure rather than dump it. In Pravda he said he recently found farmers in White Russia piling manure on fields, stressing efficient use of farm waste.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Russia
Report Says Soviet Sub Carries Arms From Cuba
Miami reports circulating in exile claim a Soviet submarine left Cuba with arms for Latin American countries. The letter dated Feb 19 from Havana describes boxes labeled Venezuela, Panama, Nicaragua and Honduras and mentions Cuban naval launches, Russian and Chinese foodstuffs, and medicines aboard. It also alleges training of saboteurs at the University of Havana and plans for acts in New York City via Mexico, with a Feb 16 submarine loading near Havana.
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Fla
Cuba
Luis Conte Aguero
Christian Anti-Communist Front
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Venezuela
Panama
Nicaragua
Honduras
University of Havana
Dominican Republic
Nincompoop
Fidel*Castro
Mexico
Brazil
New York City
High Court Extends Free Counsel To Indigent Defendants
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states must provide free counsel to defend poor persons in all criminal trials. The decision overturns Gideon and extends right to appointed counsel on appeal and to a transcript for appeal. Justices Black and Douglas led majority, with several dissents noted.
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Supreme Court
Black
Crim
Washington State
Robert Draper
Raymond Lorentzen
Spokane
Goldberg
White
Clark
Harlan
Stewart
Florida
Gideon
Trial Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Pope John XXIII Unhurt After Throne Step Fall
Pope John XXIII tripped and fell while mounting his throne during audiences in Vatican City. He was unhurt, helped upright, and continued with the day’s schedule. Officials said the fall was an accident amid recent health concerns.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Milan
Clementine Hall
Reynolds backs dropping tax official over political pressure
Gov. John W. Reynolds praised Tax Commissioner John Gronouski for removing a Milwaukee court commissioner from the delinquent state income tax collection list. He defended Gronouski amid claims that the firing related to political pressure over a $100 Kennedy speech dinner, noting Sammarco earned part of his pay after the banquet.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
John Gronouski
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Gronouski
James Sammarco
Sammarco
Kennedy
Stricken Bishop To Cut Down Activities
The Rt. Rev. Arthur Lichtenberger head of the Protestant Episcopal Church says he must limit official duties due to Parkinsons disease. The Oshkosh native, 63, notes speech is most affected and fears progression. He will assign consecrations to other bishops and cancel speaking engagements for months.
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New York
Arthur Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
Oshkosh
Wis
Lichtenberger
Cord Thief Fails When Cash Register Runs Dry
A would be thief grabbed a service station cash register in Memphis and fled. The electric unit stayed wired to the wall and when the cord ran out the register stopped, but the thief kept going.
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Memphis, Tenn
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